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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1973

Page

9

Mona Rowe Named State Delegate for Arkansas Junior Miss

Mona Rowe daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Rowe of Hope has been chosen as a state delegate to compete for Arkansas Junior Miss and America's Junior Miss. Contest activities include TV radio appearances and pageant events with preliminaries December 27 28 29 at 8 p.m. and state finals December 30 in Robinson Auditorium Little Rock. Event sponsored by Arkansas Youth Council with Eastman Kodak Co Breck Co and Kraft Foods as national sponsors.

Robinson Auditorium Little Rock Arkansas Youth Council Eastman Kodak Co the Breck Co Kraft Foods Mobile Ala

Court docket shows numerous drunkenness and license violations

The CITY DOCKET lists Henry King and others pleading guilty or forfeiting bonds for drunkenness and no license. Multiple defendants face fines from 12.75 to 357.75 dollars, jail terms up to ninety days, and license suspensions. Some cases note alcoholism courses may suspend penalties. Other entries include speeding, improper muffler, and disturbing the peace with varied fines and bonds. A separate section details the STATE DOCKET with DWI fines, jail terms, and license suspensions, plus additional cases of license issues and hunting regulations.

Henry King Paul May George Taylor Mary Louise Armstrong Junior Williams Raymond F. McDade Ernest M. Cummings Roger W. Elred Reginald Franklin, Jr James L. Adkison Lucius C. Lance, Jr Red River Council Richard Turntine Fred O. Hunt James W. McCulley James L. Carrington Mak D. Foster Pearline Harris Kenneth Rateliff Johnny Gutierre Linda G. Shelton Charlies H. Brown James L. Currington Ronnie Eugene Maton Harmon Williams, Jr Ortel Lee Patterson Roger W. Eldred Kenneth Ward Elnora Armmstrong George Hightower Jack Bain Richard Fuller Petit Larceny Shirley Gough Disturbing the Peace Eddie M. Stuart Roxie Whitfield Disturbing Peace Barbara Sue Brown Arcenia Louise Conway Mary Maxwell Geo. W. McGraw George W. McGraw Robert Gamble Jerry Dale Floyd Luther Lawson Joseph Clevenger Nancy Elmore Arkansas Joseph Ayotte Roger Nunn Len Dawson Norman Gilbey Alfred Wrubel Robert Crockett Ryder Trucking Ronald Dean el Paso Pipe & Supply Lingle Lindell

Age and Love Letters From HAL BOYLE

HAL BOYLE muses on aging and writing, noting 70 year olds write mawkish letters while youths offer foolish passion. He jokes about old lovers, fashion, dogs, police buns, bossy executives, office girls versus waitresses, and the fading appeal of certain foods. He invites nominees for a culinary museum of extinct dishes.

Hal Boyle New York Hashelinger

Peggy King to Present Senior Recital at Ouachita

Ouachita Baptist University School of Music presents Peggy King soprano with Cannon Lamont pianist in a senior recital on December 10 at 8 p.m. in Mitchell Hall. The recital partly fulfills requirements for a Bachelor of Music Education degree. Miss King studies with Mrs. Frances Scott. her parents are Mr and Mrs Frank King of Hope.

Ouachita Baptist University School of Music Peggy King Cannon Lamont Mitchell Hall Miss King Frances Scott Frank King Hope Peggy

Nation backs year round daylight time plan in Senate vote

Most of the nation may revert to Daylight Saving Time by December 30 as a Senate House conference settles the date. The Senate approved a year round energy time plan, with a 68 to 10 vote, aiming to save fuel and curb energy waste. The House gave 15 days for industry adjustments. exemptions possible if advancing the clock causes hardship. FCC would adjust rules to allow pre sunrise broadcasting.

Jim Luther Associated Press Washington Senate House Conference Senate House Nixon Warren Magnuson Commerce Committee Marion K. Cook Rey Walter Huddleston Dky Cook Loutaville Federal Communications Commission FCC

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