Thought for The Day and Local Club Meetings
Thought for the Day notes a quote by Sprat. Nelson Hill Post No 427 and the Ladies Auxiliary hold a 7 30 p m meeting. Hopewell PTA plans a January 16 meeting at 3 p m for parents in the sixth grade room. Keystone Lodge 43 met January 6 1984 with many members present. DeLeon Weston of the U S Army visited and awaits orders to Germany. His family will accompany him. Cotillion Club met January 11 1964 at Mrs Maud E Virgil's home in Emmet Arkansas with devotion to Mrs G Williamson and a business session led by President Mrs Virgil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hill
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hopewell P.T.A
Keystone Lodge 43
DeLeon Weston
U.S. Army
Germany
Cotillion Club
Maud E. Virgil
Emmet
Arkansas
G. Williamson
Virgil
It Is All Davidson in Davidson in North Carolina
Davidson Wildcats lift the unbeatens to win number 18 beating The Citadel 88-67 as Don Davidson fuels defense and pressure. Vanderbilt 88-81 over Mississippi and Oklahoma State 77-58 over Kansas State shake up the Big Eight race. Dayton 82-60 over Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Green
Associated Press
Davidson
North Carolina
Don Davidson
Davidson Wildcats
Citadel
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Dayton
Portland
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Wildcats
Ole Miss
Rebels
Vandy Subs
Commodores
Bowling Tops asFavorite Sport for Girls in Survey
New York AP reports a Seventeen News newsletter survey claiming bowling is the favorite sport of teenage girls among 11,065,000 youths. The piece highlights inflated figures and odd assertions about teens, then covers social club notes and a travel update from Seattle involving Mrs Duffie and Mr Duffie’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Becker
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Seventeen News
Guesswhich Magazine
Bolt
Louisiana Law Loses in Court
The Supreme Court struck down a Louisiana ballot race designation rule in a unanimous decision by Justice Clark. The ruling followed an appeal by two Black candidates for East Baton Rouge Parish school board in the July 28, 1962 Democratic primary, noting the harm of racial labels in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
East Baton Rouge Parish
Clark
Guardian seeks private sale of minor’s land in Hope Arkansas
Ivison Pritchett as guardian petitions Hempstead County Probate Court to sell the undivided one half interest of Kay Marie Pritchett, a minor, for 5000 cash. Land described as part of Lot 9, Block 35, City of Hope, including the brick wall at the east end. Hearing set for January 30, 1964 at 9:00 AM in Hempstead County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Marie Pritchett
Ivison Pritchett
Hempstead County
Arkansas
City of
Hope
Walnut Street
J. D. Turnage
Ark
Benedict and Arnold plot to seize West Point in 1780
Benedict Arnold and Major John Andre scheme to hand over Fort West Point to the British. Washington offers Arnold command of the left wing, while Arnold pressures for gold and a future transfer of allegiance. The pair pursue a risky plan amid tense negotiations, with night rendezvous and river vantage points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Major Andre
West Point
New York
Sir Henry
Hudson River
Mohawk Valley
Philip Schuyler
Schuyler
Washington
Peggy
Edward
New Haven
Philadelphia
Arnold
Arnald
Andre
Hudson
Hope Star headlines and staff notes from Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas lists staff including Editor Alex H. Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H. Jones, with publishing details and subscription rates. A fiction fragment follows where two men greet after months of correspondence, Benedict and Andre, ending with a handshake. The piece is credited to Philip Vail and distributed by Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Vail
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Louisiana voting rule challenged as promoting racial discrimination
Dupuy H. Anderson Acie J. Belson argue Louisiana voter registration requirement makes racial discrimination possible and encourages practices. Louisiana counters that the purpose is an informed electorate and discrimination is a right. The Justice Department Files a friend of the court brief urging striking down the rule. The appeal comes after a three judge federal court in Baton Rouge ruled on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuy H. Anderson
Acie J. Belson
Louisiana
Justice Department
High Tribunal
Baton Rouge
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Hope Star
Edgance
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washington Ark
Texarkana Gazette
Mike Morris
Carl McIntire
KALT
Atlanta
Texas
Moon’s
19Th & Elm Streets
Memory Gardens
McRae
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
Cecil Weaver
Spruce
Margie
Pine
Margie Harrie
Smart Shop
Elm Brrest
Pontiac
Bel-Air
Comet
Singer Sewing
Barlow
South Elm
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Owen Bros. Livestock Commission Co
Texarkana
Wayne Owen
Shuffield
Jack Crenshaw
Saratoga
Freeda
Angus Farm
Ratcliff Breeding Service
John Ratcliff
Ma Prescott
Garrett
General Ledger
P.O. Box
Hope Accounting Service
J. W. Strickland
Don Montgomery
TWO States Plumbing and Heating Company
Donnie Bobo
Luther Biddle
Perry's
PERRY
Highway 67 East
Pt UL
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott
Greenbrier
International TeucKs HD
Home Furniture Company
East Second Street
East Third
Self Aear
South Waln
Lewisville
Southland Heights
Foster Land & Realty Company
West Third Street
Esther Hicks
Sprat
Verger Band Mothers’ Club
R&h
Hope Auto CO
Ford & Falcon
Westecond St
Sarah Duffie
Harnest Duffie
Seattle
Mrs. Hill
Tom Dewey
Morty Meekle
Amel
Benedict Arnold
Pally Val
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. 4. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Building
South
Walnut Street Hope
Alex, H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mgr. C. M
Pod
Roger, Jr
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
E. 42Nd St
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
By Quincy
Sinbad
Bugs Bunny
Dick Caroll
Die
Aualla
NEA
Rey
Bi Rere
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