Hempstead County Home Demonstration and Farm Forum
Hempstead County hosts a regular Home Demonstration Council meeting on February 22 at 10 30 a m in the Community Center 216 East Third Street with a craft workshop afterward The Farm and Home Forum follows on February 25 at Lonoke Baptist Church with A L Duffie presiding events include education, money management, farm loans, social security, wills and mortgages and an advisory panel Speakers include W V Rutherford Jennie B Bates N B Coleman Jeff High Learrie White and Cayce B Smith Cotillion Club News notes a February 24 1964 meeting in Washington Arkansas with Maude Virgil presiding and a social hour with a red heart centerpiece and salad plate
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Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council
Comunity Center
East Third Street
Ellen Draper
Hester Witherspoon
Farm and Home Forum
Lonoke Baptist Church
A. L. Duffie
E. C. Jones
Alphonso T. Williams
W. V. Rutherford
Yerger
Jennie B. Bates
N. B. Coleman
Ass'n
Jeff High
FHA
Learrie White
Fariners
John L. Wilson, Jr
Cayce B. Smith
Ass’t
Cotillion Club
Cotillion Social Club
Evelyn Williamson
Washington
Arkansas
Maude Virgil
Solunar Schedule Shows Major Periods For Hunting And Fishing
The regular type solunar times run shorter with Major periods in bold beginning on the hour and lasting about 90 minutes to two hours. Minor periods follow from John Alden Knight tables, guiding days for prime fishing or hunting across Thursday to Sunday with specific start times and durations.
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John Alden Knight
Taylor Takes Measure of the Bobcats
Taylor defeats Hope Bobcats 71 to 66 in a high pace Class A matchup. Taylor opened slowly, trailed early, then surged in the fourth quarter to pull away as Bobcats fought hard. Bill Reinhardt led Hope with 20 points. Dan Jones 16. Jerry Burnett 13. Paul Henley 7.
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Carter Hardage
Hope Star
Bobcats
Taylor
Hope
Cats
Butt Taylor
Bill Reinhardt
Dan Jones
Jerry Burnett
Paul Henley
Larry Thrash
Girls' Games Pix to Run Thursday at Jones Field House
The Star photographed the Hope versus Taylor girls game at Jones Field House Tuesday night but space limitations prevent publication of the pictures today. They are now scheduled to appear in Thursday’s edition.
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Hope
Taylor
Jones Field House
Dean's Team Beats Garland 75 36 in Strong Showdown
Dean's Team defeated Garland 75 to 36 with James Huckabee scoring 24 points and Lester Plant leading Garland with 13. The game last night showcased Dean's dominance as Garland struggled to keep pace.
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Dean
Garland
Dean’s Independents
Garland Independents
James Huckabee
Dean's
Lester Plant
Everglades Stakes preview of 3-year-olds at Hialeah
Roman Brother leads a six horse field in the Everglades Stakes at Hialeah Florida. Manuel Ycaza rides the Champagne and Bahamas winner aiming for Derby prep glory as Rupers Mr Brick Journalist and Sacred River also enter.
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Miami
Fla
Roman
Lou Walfson
Hope
Roman Brother
Bahamas
Manuel Ycaza
California
Marion R. Frankel
Rupers
Bill Hartack
Roy Sturgis
Mr. Brick
Walter ‘Blum
Fourth Estate Stable
Wayne ‘Chambers
Everglades
Ethel D. Jacobs
Sacred River
John Sellers
Lady Cats edge Taylor Girls 50 49 in tense finish
Mike Archer 2 Honeycutt sat out with knee injury as the Lady Cats held off Taylor Girls 50 49. Phyllis Martin 18, Shirley Smith 17, Annette Hatfield 15 led scoring. Judy Owen, Gwen Palmer, Jennifer Smith, Regina Smith also played. Bobcats brace for Magnolia Saturday while Junior Boys district tourney Thursday.
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Mike Archer
Honeycutt
Lady Cats
Taylor Girls
Phyllis Martin
Shirley Smith
Annette Hatfield
Judy Owen
Gwen Palmer
Jennifer Smith
Regina Smith
Bobcats
Magnolia
Warned to appear in Hempstead Chancery Court
Warning order in Hempstead CountyArk Chancery Court requires Solomon Witherspoon to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint filed by Lucresie Ross et al. Clerk Jim Cole notes the hearing marks January 27, 1964 with publication dates January 29 February 5 12 and 19 1964.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Lucresie Ross Et al
Solomon Witherspoon
Lucresie Ross Et A
Jim Cole
Family thanks for comfort and kindness in sorrow
The family of H. D. Little expresses heartfelt gratitude for sympathy, food, flowers, cards, and calls during their recent sorrow. They especially thank Dr. Branch and his staff for kindness shown during the loved one's long stay in the Rest Home, and extend blessings in their prayers.
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Branch
Rice All But Eliminates the Parkers
Rice tops Arkansas 77 to 69 in Houston to tighten Southwest Conference title race. Owls never trailed, Elvis Spradling led Rice with 17 points while Warren Vogel and Steve Rousseau each set career highs for Arkansas with 23 and 17 points respectively. Attendance about 2,000.
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Houston, Tex
Arkansas
Rice
Kight
Warren Voigel
Steve Rousseau
Razorbacks
Elvis Spradling
Owls
Arkansas G FT
Talkington
Ogere An
Magness
Sugg
Jay
Cook
Rousseau
McConnell A4
Ane
Hogue
Kissee
Totals
F Phillips Vel
Spradling
Rhine Yews
Rodrigue Steinkamp
I Cramer
McKendrick
Hope Star Publishing Credits and Subscription Rates
Hope Star presents publishing credits for The Star Building staff and editors. It lists subscription prices for carriers and mail in various counties, plus addresses of affiliate offices and a note about Associated Press rights and republication.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Signs 19 Players In 1960s Style Class
The University of Arkansas signed 19 high school football players to letters of intent. New signees include Lynn Greenwell of Wilson a guard linebacker at 5 foot 11 and 190 pounds Tom Dixon of Piggott a 6 foot 11 halfback and Don Richardson a 6 foot 2 halfback.
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Erie
Kenny Lane
Johnny Bizzarro
Lane
Carlos Ortiz
Pete Petrasky
Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Don Ebaum
Bizzaro
Muskegon
Mich
Bizzarro T
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
Lynn Greenwell
Wilson
Tom Dixon
Piggott
Don Richardson
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