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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1962

Page

3

Thoughts For The Day And Easter Services Notes

Community notices cover a pea contract meeting at Hope City Hall on April 21 with potential earnings from $75 to $150 per acre and an Easter sunrise service at Rising Star Baptist Church on April 22 led by Rev A L Scott. Also listed are the Yerger-Shover PTA meeting recap with discussion on environment and heredity and guest Rev A L Scott.

C. B. Smith Hope City I Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance Rising Star Baptist M. S. Riley A. L. Scott M. R. White Me, Pleasant Cme Ey A. Porchia A. Mordris Verger Miss Ford Willie Raymond Williamson Wend Lula Gamble Catherine Lacey G. Williamson jLouoke Baptist G. Carmicheal Mus

Forestry Clubs Plan Meeting Conclave at A&M College

About 230 attendees are expected for the Association of Southern Forestry Clubs conclave at Arkansas A&M College in Monticello from April 27 to 29. Events include ax throwing pole climbing log rolling and balt casting. The forester with the longest beard will be named Son of Paul Bunyan.

Monticello Ark Association of Sothern Foresty Clubs Arkansas A&m College Paul Bunyan

Hollywood Columnist Louella Parsons Near Hospital Discharge

Hollywood columnist Louella Parsons, treated for shingles and pneumonia, is expected to be released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital by week’s end. She entered the hospital last Tuesday for medical care.

Hollywood Louella Parson Cedars of Lebanon Hospital

Rivalry and pride in a troubled executive figure

Captain Self recalls Thatcher and Cen debating Robert Schneider's vanity and loyalty. He portrays Schneider as driven by work, status, and self-regard, noting his affairs and the costly Edward Street apartment as signs of toying with importance. The dialogue hints at personal and professional consequences.

Captain Self Thatcher Cen Robert Schneider Stan Michaels Roy Novak Self Schneider Edward Street

Thatcher Interrogates Mrs Schneider in Batavia Visit

Thatcher visits Batavia on a personal trip aided by The First National. He meets Mrs Schneider at her home after claiming Buffalo business. Conversation hints at hidden motives and manipulation as plans unfold with hospital talk and inquiries about Mrs Henderson.

First National Thatcher Batavia Buffalo Traube

Rich Democratic Leader Dies in Philadelphia

James K. Clark a 63 year old prominent Democratic party leader, Philadelphia Eagles director, and Liberty Bell harness race head dies in his sleep after a long heart ailment. Clark chaired the Philadelphia Democratic Committee and led major local ventures.

Philadelphia James K. Clark Clark Philadelphia Democratic Committee Philadelphia Eagles Liberty Bell

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