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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1965
Page
4
The Verger PTA holds a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the High School Study Hall with Founders Day as the feature of the evening. All parents and patrons are invited. President C. G. Carmichael remarks on patience and time.
The Hopewell PTA met February 11 in the auditorium with president presiding. Two delegates were elected to attend the State Convention. Founders Day observance scheduled for February 17 at 3 15 p m with Rev Walter White as guest speaker. Public invited. Local residents attend funeral for Mrs Donnie Alexander in Tyler Texas. Funeral services announced for Mrs Ellen Flenery February 16 at 2 pm Rising Star Baptist Church. Burial in St Mark Cemetery. Burial in Scott's Memorial Gardens for Rev R W Spearman February 17 at 1 30 pm. Hicks Funeral Home in charge.
A roundup lists results from St. Joseph's to Texas and more, detailing scores like Syracuse 83 W Virginia 81 and Texas 75 Rice 72, followed by a Solunar Table noting Major and Minor fishing hunting periods with specific times for AM and PM slots.
The Key Club and Hope High face off at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday in Jones Field House in a battle of youth versus experienced coaches. The loser will endure razzing the rest of the year while proceeds benefit the local Heart Fund. Admission is 50 cents.
Arkansas AM&N beat Jackson St 122 to 111 and UCLA defeated Washington State 70 to 68. San Francisco won 82 to 68 over Loyola, and Utah topped Stanford 102 to 73. Oregon State fell 53 to 78 to Southern California, Washington beat California 70 to 55, Oregon State 53, Seattle 97 over Idaho 76, Denver 65 over Colorado State 60, and Portland 73 defeated Air Force 57.
Gun Bow declares readiness to challenge for Horse of the Year. The horse, returning after a layoff since November 11, aims to rebound after losing the Washington D. C. International and American championships to Kelso. An impressive 1965 debut followed in the San Antonio Handicap.
The Lions and Kiwanis Clubs will play the first game at 7 00 with roster including Key Club players Carter Hardage Paul Guerin Ricky Stone Pat Schooley Harry Ray McMahon David Barber Bobby Samuels Wayne Moses Grandy Royston Lance Jones Jerry Monroe Kenny McMurrough Bill Coffee Billy McKenzie and coaches Duke Wells Jr Freddie Glaze Billy Mitchell Glen Ballard Troy Buck Richard Keyton Tom Harwell Charles Smith Bob Whitmarsh.
Arkansas basketball reports a college score with Hendrix and Southwestern teams. The fragment suggests Hendrix 75, with incomplete details for Southwestern.
Texas travels to Lubbock to face Texas Tech with the Longhorns aiming to narrow a one game gap in the Southwest Conference race. Tech seeks another win to extend its lead as Baylor and SMU chase in the crowded standings.
Milwaukee star Joe Torre will earn about $40,000 after signing a 1965 contract. Torre, who split duties last year as catcher and first baseman, plans to focus on catching while remaining a key NL All Star. Boog Memphis signs with Orioles as a power hitter.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Gloria Inez Horne Carlton sues Kenneth Carl Carlton in Chancery Court. The defendant is ordered to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint. Clerk JIM COLE and attorneys F C Crow Basil H Munn present. Notices run Feb 15 22 Mar 1 8 1965. Powell seeks one third raise to 25000. Powell missed 15 games in 1964 due to a broken wrist and hit .290 with 39 homers and 99 RBI last season. Also signed were Jerry Adair Clete Boyer and Harvey Kuenn.
Hope Star announces staff roles and Associated Press relationship. Rates listed show per week and yearly subscription options by carrier and by mail to Hempstead, Nevada Lafayette Howard and Mille counties.
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