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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
3
The Corn Belt Poultry Service School reports strong turnout with many participants eager to learn. Despite the high attendance, a lighthearted note references crickets and a whale length of 46 to 60 feet as quirky curiosities from the event.
The weekly Kiwanis gathering at the Broadway Hotel featured Inter-club chairmen Worthington and Joe Smith with ten members presenting programs. A S F E B S Q quartet performed well, Rev Virgil Keeley of Hope and Bob Hambright attended as guests. Separate Lions Club remarks highlighted eye care film by Dr Nelson and nominating committee elections. Mrs John C Munn hosted a luncheon at Lawson Hotel with guests including Mrs Marion Franks and Mrs Clyde March among others.
Spenders the spring holiday with parents Mrs O H Gannon Jr Mary Clarke and Bug Ed, then return to Hobbs New Mexico Saturday after visiting Mrs Clarke White. Mr and Mrs W E Palmer of Gavin Michigan guest of Mr and Mrs W F Dehmen Jeff Friday plans visit in Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs Bob Robertson and Bobby of Little Rock guest of Guss McCaskill. Mrs Therin Wilson of Houston guest of Mr and Mrs Sam McHenry. Friends note F E Murrah has returned home after fleeing a patient in Cora Donnell Hospital. Friends note Mrs Sam McHenry has returned home.
The Crop Reporting Service reports severe damage to apple and grape crops in northwest Arkansas from last weekend freeze. Strawberry harvests in northern Arkansas will be delayed, with Bald Knob and De Queen hit hard. Hay pastures slowed, limited cotton planting due by late April. no rice seeded yet.
Sommer announced he will be seeded this week in AFRAfSas County. Local organizers confirm placement will influence upcoming events and standings.
About 50 800 pieces of mail were piled up in internal Revenue Service office in Little Rock. The backlog prompted officials to start sorting and processing mail to address delays and fulfill taxpayer correspondence.
Federal revenue agency reports receiving 42,000 pieces of mail yesterday and 60,000 today. About 20 employees were assigned to open mail yesterday with a further 15 added today to handle the influx.
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