For Sale: Four Bedroom Home in Oakhaven
A nice four bedroom two bath house in Oakhaven is offered for sale. Contact phone PA 7-3358 for details and to arrange a showing.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1965
Page
4
A nice four bedroom two bath house in Oakhaven is offered for sale. Contact phone PA 7-3358 for details and to arrange a showing.
The Hope Civic Improvement Association will meet at Hicks Funeral Home Thursday February 11 at 7 30 p m All members and interested persons urged to attend If not a member consider pledging support by joining Thursday night The March of Dimes Drive climaxes with the 1965 National Foundation activity.
The Housing Authority of the City of Emmet Arkansas invites bids for construction of ten 16 low rent housing units Project ARK 62 1. Bids due March 17 1965 at 2 00 p m CST at Emmet City Hall. Read aloud public opening. Documents at The Local Authority and Weaver Hiegel Associated Architects Pyramid Life Building Little Rock Arkansas. Bid bond 5 percent. performance and payment bonds required. Minimum wage laws apply. work to be done with own forces in structural concrete masonry and country. Right to reject or waive bids. No withdrawal for 30 days. Charlotte Hood Executive Director February 10 17 1965.
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court the estate of Mattie Frances Ward deceased No 1822 Hope Arkansas last address abides. Date of death January 3 1965 instrument dated October 13 1959 admitted February 4 1965 as last will administrator with will annexed appointed. Claims must be verified and shown within six months from first publication February 10 1965 to avoid bar. James H Pilkinton administrator with will annexed Hope Arkansas.
Governor Faubus issues a February 27 1965 special election to decide authorizing State Highway Construction bonds up to 150 million dollars. Ballot form, publication duty, and official actions are outlined.
The piece profiles John, a Kerala Communist figure who moved from Congress to communism after 1947. He describes rapid population growth, widespread unemployment, and the appeal of progressive ideas to students marching under the Red banner. He details his rise from district committee member to president of four unions, jail experiences, and modest income. He notes party life centered at a crowded headquarters and limited public knowledge.
A Yukon Alaska report details a January 31 fundraising climax with activities ranging from Bread Sale to Mardi Gras Ball totaling 714.40 dollars. Top contributors include Mrs. Leona Hill and Mrs. Myrtle Primus among five honorees receiving Gold Mothers' March Pins. Paul Robinson crowned new heavyweight boxing champion.
The Patterson Family expresses thanks for thoughts, food, flowers, cards, and prayers during their loss. Special appreciation to Dr. McKenzie and the nurses at Memorial Hospital for their care.
The final quarter 1964 saw a surge in the payments deficit aided by higher bank loan activity. Officials expected a $2 billion annual deficit but a fourth quarter rate around $5 billion would push 1964 regular transactions near $3 billion. Other ideas include a $50 to $100 tax on each overseas US tourist and homeward troop withdrawals.
Hope Star details the consolidation history from 1889 and 1927. The issue lists staff including Editor and Publisher Alex H. Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H. Jones. It notes office location, circulation manager, and AP republication rights. Includes subscription rates and advertising representatives across multiple cities.
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