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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1965
Page
6
Classified ad notes PR 7-343 4¢-tf listing for Circle ES Ranches in Ozan Arkansas offering registered and commercial Angus bulls. Includes contact cue for ad placement and date 10-2 tf.
The Cotillion Federated Club met January 9 at 5:00 p.m. in Mrs. Queen Hughey’s home. After a business session the president thanked members for 1964 loyalty and urged improved club work in 1965. Secret Pals were drawn and a buffet was served.
The American Legion Auxiliary No. 420 will meet at 6 PM tonight at the Hut. President C. G. Carmichael and reporter Mrs. Alice Holbert are listed in the notice.
Charles Coleman Clark a 1963 Yerger High School graduate married Katherine L Johnson in Santa Monica on December 25 1964 Attending included James Johnson James Clark and A J Taylor The Johnsons and Henry Raglan plan a summer visit with Fred Knox of Hope Ernestine Carter nee Robinson of Stamps Arkansas marries John J Williams of Oakland CA Miss Coyotee Riggans a Wadley Hospital patient in Texarkana Alice Stroughter a former Hope resident is hospitalized Judge Luck Stuart funeral set at St Luke C M E Church Ozan Arkansas January 13 Burial at St Luke Cemetery Hicks Funeral Home in charge Arkansas Territory split from Missouri in 1815 describing Lawrence as its second county and extending into current Arkansas area
Joy Stilley writes from New York about her 14 year old daughter Gay growing into her clothes. The mother notes frequent wardrobe swaps from dresses to sweaters and skirts as both share items ahead of Gay’s rapid growth and her own.
The Arkansas House Rules Committee advances a plan after the 1965 session opens to reduce noise and restrict press and lobbyist access. Photographers will be limited to balconies and back areas, lobbyists barred from the floor, and wives or county officials no longer allowed on the chamber floor. A $200000 remodeling program accompanies the changes, adding a distinguished visitors lounge and a members only area.
In a Jones Field House jamboree Paul Guerin's Dirt Dobbers show strength with three big men and quick handlers as they beat the Hot Rods and Bo Diddles in early rounds. Regular league play follows with Reds vs Blues at 10 00 and Whites vs Greens at 10 50.
In Jackson Mississippi the Justice Department seeks indictments in the 1964 slaying of three civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. A confession from Doyle Barnette of Cullen Louisiana is central to the case as prosecutors present evidence to a federal grand jury.
A new quiet room and office have been constructed on the building's fourth floor for member rest and administrative use. The feature aims to provide a calm space within the facility.
The Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas accepts the Final Accounting of F C Crow as Executor of Amon Raford McKinley estate filed January 2 1965 in case 1781 for approval. Interested parties must file exceptions within sixty days of filing or be barred. J D Turnage Probate Clerk Pat McCain deputy.
In Hempstead County Arkansas the estate of Dove Porterfield Brown deceased No 1828 last address 603 West 4th Hope Ark death December 25 1964 will dated October 28 1960 admitted January 8 1965 executor appointed contest may be filed six months from first publication persons with claims must verify and file or be barred this notice published January 12 1965 John L Wilson Hope Arkansas executor attorney at law
The Hope Star issue lists publication logistics and staff roles including C. E. Palmer as president, Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher, Paul H. Jones as managing editor, Donal Parker as advertising manager, and C. M. Ped Rogers Jr. as circulation manager. It notes the Star Building address in Hope Arkansas and describes AP affiliation and subscription prices.
The federal government prepared its case for almost three months following the discovery of three bodies unearthed from a damsite outside Philadelphia. Indictments may be pursued against anyone found to have violated the law.
The term lanolin is the trade name used for wool fat. The explanation clarifies its origin and usage in labeling cosmetic and industrial products derived from sheep wool.
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