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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1964

Page

2

Community group meetings in Hope area February events

Multiple local organizations schedule gatherings February 2 to 4 at churches and homes in Wesleyan, First Methodist, First Baptist, Liberty Hill, and Hope Community Theater. Activities include WSCS circles, a read through Brides of March, Delta Kappa Gamma meeting, and Ruth Class at 7 p.m. all with specified host homes and times.

Hope District Prescott Circle 6 WSCS First Methodist Church C. D. Lester R. M. Mouser Sam Strong L. E. Poteet Raymond Franks S. Pine Earl O'Neal Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club Ervin Betts Hope Community Theater Hope City Hall John Chapman Community Theater Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Phoebe Perkins Belle Klipsch Hazel Prichand Ruth First Baptist Church R. M. Jones Johnson Street

Arkansas farmer group opposes direct cotton payments

Sam Chapin of Trumann, president of the Agricultural Council of Arkansas, told the Senate Agriculture Committee that his group objects to direct payments to farmers in the House cotton bill. He cited a 30 cent price for 1964, 29.5 cents for 1965, and 29 cents for 1966, as the main objection while urging tighter price support limits.

Deeths Around the Nation Deaths in Cumberland and Chicago

Cumberland veteran reporter Paul Martin Dillon 86, associate editor of the Cumberland Evening Times and Sunday Times, died Thursday. Leander J. McCormick 76, grandson of a founder of International Harvester Co, died Wednesday in St. Tropez France where he had lived since 1947.

Cumberland, Md Paul Martin-Dillon Cumberland Evening Times The Sunday Times Chicago Leander J. McCormick International Harvester Co St. Tropez France

Finds Woman's Body in Auto in Little Rock

Little Rock police tentatively identify a woman's body found Thursday in a burned car as Virginia Pauline Rose Brannan 50 of Little Rock. Firemen found the car after motorists reported a blaze. An 18-year-old said he saw a man leave the car, enter another, and drive away. Five hours later the boy picked a 63-year-old man from a lineup as the suspect.

Little Rock Virginia Pauline Rose Brannan Rock Park

Government aid shields grower profits on competitive bases

The proposal argues for maintaining high subsidies to sustain farmer returns while keeping a competitive basis. It emphasizes balancing support with market competitiveness and the need to protect growers amid fluctuating prices and policy changes.

Bookmobile Schedule February 4 9:00 Willisville to Rocky Mound

Bookmobile routes list daily stops from February 4 to February 6 with times at Willisville School Simpson Home Willisville Community Forehome Gresham Home Kelly Home Parris Dearinger Spring Hill School Community BatUefield Loop Butler Hackler Williams Experiment Station Meloy Home Femmet Community Ark La Village Rocky Mound indicating regular circulation service across multiple neighborhoods and facilities.

Willisville Simpson Gresham Kelly Parris Dearinger Spring Hill BatUefield Loop Butler Hackler Williams Experiment Station Meloy Ark-La Village Rocky

School Menus for Next Week

Weekly lunch plan lists meals for Monday through Friday with items like barbecue on bun and macaroni and cheese, Tuesday pizza pie and tossed salad, Wednesday chicken and noodles, Thursday salmon loaf, and Friday chili con carne. Includes sides such as cabbage slaw, bread, butter, milk, and desserts like apple crisp and cherry cobbler.

Sweet Land

Gasoline Can Found On Car Floor

A gasoline can was found on the floor of the car and an autopsy was planned to determine the cause of death.

Make My Bed Soon By Jack Webb

Chet Covall dies in a rodeo and Gail, his widow, is taken home by Maggie who presses Duffey for truth about his past. Anne Winston tendses Gail as Maggie probes Duffey about his prison past and family ties, while tensions rise about who truly knew Covall and the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.

Jack Webb Newspaper Enterprise Assn Chet Covall Maggie Gail Duffey Anne Winston Jack Charlton Gail Covall Ralph Frazier Charlton

Volunteer Coach Receives Outstanding Citizen Award in Las Vegas

Bob Hamiter, traffic manager at U S Lime Products, longtime volunteer baseball and soccer coach with Henderson Recreation Dept and Catholic Youth of Las Vegas teams, honored as Outstanding Citizen.

Las Vegas Bob Hamiter U.S. Lime Products Henderson Recreation Dept Catholic Youth of

Court Docket of Hope Arkansas January 28 1964

Municipal Court records list multiple defendants in Hope Arkansas. Wade Bradford Lucille Pierce J W Willis Patricia Phillips Richard Phillips Berry Randle Jr Bernard Allen Donald Jones Robert Lee Simpson John Ray McKenney Troy Watson David Mullins Ontee Douglas Riley Williams Harold Flenery Andrew Lee Bishop Jr Billy Joe Braggs and others, with pleas of guilty or forfeitures for offenses including possession and sale of taxed beer drunkenness improper muffler no brakes no state car license and concealed weapon counts. Fines range from ten to four hundred dollars with several bonds forfeited and suspensions noted.

Wade Bradford J. W. Willis Disturbing Peace Lucille Pierce Patricia Phillips Richard Phillips Berry Randle, Jr Robert Lee Simpson Bernard Allen Donald Jones John Ray McKenney Troy Watson David C. Mullins Ontee Douglas Riley Williams Harold Flenery Andrew Lee Bishop, Jr Harold . Flenery Billy Joe Braggs Andrew Bishop Cleophis Philllips Robert Johnson Sid Williams Kenny Ray Knox David Dennis Herman Smith Thomas J. Hebert Joe Luther Love Wilson Produce Co ACC Samuel Scott Alton Bean Robert Doss Leslie Lumas Leslie Lurmas Arkansas Best Freight J. Paul Smith Womack Produce Company James Rhodes W. A. Williams Buck Williams Buck Williams Gro, & Market Vernice Coley Elbert Smith Garnishee Elbert Smith Ienerally

Dear Helen Readers Corner Advice and Notices

Dororthy Dix Readers Corner essays and local notices with personal letters from readers. Includes marriage concerns about adoption, a pen pal solicitation to West Germany, a confession of mislaid money and assorted legal docket entries, plus a self-help plea encouraging reform.

Helen West Germany League of Friendship P.O Mount Vernon Ohio

Dorothy Dix Trademarked Feature by Bell-McClure Syndicate

Dorothy Dix is acknowledged as a registered trademark in a Bell-McClure Syndicate feature.

Dorothy Dix Bell-McClure Syndicate

Alan Ladd Dies at 50 in Palm Springs Studio Death

Alan Ladd, iconic 23 year film hero and star of This Gun for Hire, died at age 50 in his Palm Springs home. A servant found him in the master bedroom. doctor and police say natural causes likely a heart attack. His widow Sue Carol, a former actress and later his agent, spoke of the shock.

Palm Springs Calif Alan Ladd Gus Kettmann Ladd Sue Carol Los Angeles Alan Miss Carol Robert Preston Paramount

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Saenger GoLor Oe Luxe Herbert Covall Navy Cross U.C.L.A Corona del Mar Winifred Berkley Valerich Palos Verdes Tony Rover Boys Reat Man Yamanuchs Vty Harold Hendrix Prescott Yardléth & la New Arkansas Gazette Dealer Hope E. W. Bode HE IS Mrs E. L. Hamiter Henderson, Nevada Hope and Patmos MR5 Dorthia Camp C. L. Faught Sonny Bright Raymond Clark Lara Impson Fred O. Ellis Hope Federal Savings and Loan Assn Southwestern Savings and Loan Conference W. A. Bardley Magnolia Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas Helen Worden Erskine James. Bacon AP Moavie Television Writer Hope, Arkansas Ralph Brothers
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