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Public notice shows subscription prices for various terms and formats. Rates list one month three months six months and one year options for local mail and all other mail. Contact details point to The Star Building Hone Arkansas and names Alex Washburn Paul H. Jones and Danal Perker.
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Star Publishing CO
G. Palmer
Alex, H. Washburn
Secy-Trees
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Hone
Arkansas
Alex
MH. Washburn Follter
Paul H. Jones
Danal Perker
Advertising Mor
C.M
Pod
Yi Csurs
Arkansas State 4-H Alumni Recognized for Community Service
Four Arkansas residents received 1962 state 4-H alumni recognition awards for leadership and public service. Honorees are Mrs. J. Fred Jones of North Little Rock, Mrs. D. J. Matthews of Alexander, Travis P. Blue of Paragould, and Orville Siegenthaler of Fort Smith. Each earned a copper plaque. awards are funded by Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. and administered by Extension Service and the National 4-H Service Committee.
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Arkansas
J. Fred Jones
North Little Rock
D. J. Matthews
Alexander
Travis P. Blue
Paragould
Orville Siegenthaler
Fort Smith
Cooperative Extension Service
Jones
Ridge Road
Matthews
Guished
Sherwood
Blue
Farm Home Administration
Siegenthaler
Arkansas 4-H Club
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Chemicals Division
Agricultural
National
Be Thel A.M.E. Church to hold quarterly business session
The Be thel A.M.E. Church Prescott District quarterly conference business session is set for 7 o'clock with Rev. A. L. Harris presiding. All officers and members are urged to attend. Rev J. Jones is pastor and also listed. The item notes a calendar and thought for the day by Lavater.
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Bethel A.M.E. Church
A. L. Harris
Prescott
J. Jones
Arkansas Hall of Fame Induction Lineups Named
Arkansas Hall of Fame Inc president Jack Pickens announced the fifth annual Little Rock banquet lineups. Inductees are Russell V. May Clyde L. Scott George R. Cole and E. J. Harrison. Presenters include Bob Cheyne Adrian Burk Glen Rose and Ted Darragh. May Scott Cole have Razorbacks ties. Harrison is a longtime PGA Tour star.
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Little Rock
Jack Pickens
Arkansas Hall of Fame, Inc
Russell V.may
Clyde L. Scott
George R. Cole
University of Arkansas
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Golfers’ Association
May
Bob Cheyne
U of A
Scott
Adrian Burk
Philadelphia Eagles
Cole
Glen Rose
Harrison
Ted Darragh
Arkansas State Golf Association
Little Rock High
The
University
Smackover
Naval Academy
Arkansas
Darragh
Bin
Georgia Tech Streak Stays Perfect At 11 0
Georgia Tech keeps a flawless 11 0 record led by coach John Hyder as the Yellow Jackets slip past Mississippi 73 71 in overtime and prepare to face Mississippi State at Starkville. Alabama leads the SEC with a 3 0 mark while Kansas State visits Colorado in the Big 12 style recap.
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ED Corrigan
Associated Press
Georgia
Tech
John Hyder
Mies
Hyder
Yellow Jackets
Alfred Hitchcock
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Furman
UPI
Florida
Mississippi
Alabama
Bill Bidson
Mississippi State
Starkville
Miss
Big Ten
Atlantic Coast Conference
Kansas State
Colorado
Buffs
40 Important Days Says Broyles
University of Arkansas football coach Frank Broyles stressed the next 40 days as crucial for mid semester exams and recruiting. He noted the Feb 12 signing date and the need for players to maximize study grades while ensuring effective recruiting efforts.
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Payetteville
Broyles
Fort Smith Golden Gloves Set for February Tournaments
The second Fort Smith Golden Gloves will run February 1 2 9 in Fort Smith Arkansas, co sponsored by the Fort Smith Jaycees and Times Record. Teams from Hot Springs Pine Bluff Clarksville Fort Smith and Springdale will enter along with McAlister Cushing and Cleveland Oklahoma. Bouts cover 112 pounds through heavyweight. Eight open division winners advance to the Mid South Golden Gloves in Memphis in mid February.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith Jaycees
Fort Smith
Arkansas State Falls To Governors In OT
Arkansas State lost 75-71 to Austin Peay Governors in overtime in Jonesboro. Jerry Rook scored 24 points and tied the game 69-69 with a tip-in as regulation ended. Doug Stamper added 19 points, five in overtime, to seal the win.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Arkansas State
Austin Peay College
Jerry Rook
Top 10 college teams across AP poll results
The Associated Press weekly rankings show Cincinnati decisive with two wins while Chicago Loyola and Arizona State post two victories each. Ohio State and Illinois slip with losses, Duke and Georgia Tech post solid wins, and North Carolina drops after a Wake Forest defeat. New ranking details include Wichita, West Virginia, and North Carolina improving or slipping based on recent results.
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Deacons
Virginia
Duke
Blu Devils
Wake Forest
Clemson
Virginia Tech
Cincinnati
Tulsa
Bearcats
Bradley
Arizona State
Cintinntal
Loyola of Chicago
Utah
Sun Devils
Wichita
West Virginia
Associated Press New York
Associated Press
North Texas State
St. Louis
Davidson
George Washington
North Carolina
Freeman Wins Arkansas Tennis Title
Freeman, a longtime Little Rock and Arkansas tennis champion, was rated the No. 1 netman in the state by the Arkansas District Tennis Banking Association. Fred Serrett, last year’s No. 1, dropped to second in the men’s singles division after winning the title the prior year.
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Little Rock
Jay Freeman
Arkansas
Gras
Arkansas District Tennis Banking Association
Fred Serrett
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Estate of Warmack
In the matter of the estate of Mary F P Warmack deceased Last known address 616 South Washington Hope Ark Date of death January 2 1963 administrator appointed January 4 1963 all persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them within six months from first publication January 7 1963 or be barred This notice first published January 7 1963 Leland H Warmack Administrator 516 South Washington Hope Arkansas January 7 14 1963
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Mary FP. Warmack
South
Washington
Hope, Ark
Dale
Leland H. Warmacl
Washington - Hope
Arkansas
William Bryan Ogburn
R.F.D
Hope
Alva Nell Ogburn
Idan
Administratrix notices estate of William Bryan Ogburn
Alva Nell Ogburn administratrix of the estate of William Bryan Ogburn deceased gives notice of death on December 7 1962 and of her administration beginning January 4 1963 with six months to file verified claims. Published January 7 1963 in Hope Arkansas.
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Harry Phillips
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Mockingbird Lane
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Palmas
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South Walnut St
Singer Seng Machine CO
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Buck's Fine Service
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Justom
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Moore Bros
Hay
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Highway 67 East
Buck Williams
J. A. Crocker
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All the Family
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