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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1975
Page
2
The forecast from the National Weather Service notes partly cloudy skies and rising temperatures today through Wednesday with no precipitation through Wednesday. Arkansas recorded no rainfall in the 24 hours ending 6 a.m. as a high pressure system moves in and moisture is expected to increase thereafter.
The Hope Star reports a Gulf of Mexico weather shift bringing showers Thursday followed by Arctic air Friday and Saturday with highs in the 50s to 30s and lows in the 20s to 40s. City highs and lows are listed. an Experiment Station 24 hour report shows 35/13. In memoriam notes honor Paul H. Jones, longtime newsroom figure.
Funeral services for Arthur Barkley Mhoon 71 will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Assembly of God with Rev. William Bishop officiating Burial in Memory Gardens under Oakcrest Funeral Home direction He died Sunday night in a local hospital Survived by wife Alice one son Arthur J Mhoon of Hope two daughters Reba Morgan of Las Vegas Nev and Marguerite Godwin of Dallas a brother Earnest Mhoon of Monticello a sister Jewell McGough of Monticello five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services for Mrs Exa Ward Robinson 91 were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Oakcrest Funeral Home with Rev W E Thomason and Rev Noel Osteen officiating Burial in Harmony cemetery Mrs Robinson a lifelong Nevada County resident died early Monday morning
Barry Brown asks recipients of Saturday checks issued to Barry's Grocery to stop payment and reissue. burglars stole checks when breaking into a safe Saturday or Sunday night. Also notes a January 16 drapery workshop with no charge and attorney notices about local funeral services and various military assignments.
Hope High School students organized a full day of Teacher Appreciation with gifts, a luncheon, and hand painted pots. Each teacher was paired with a student council member to fulfill requests and ceremonies included bulletin boards and a campus display. The event, planned since before Christmas, showcased student effort and fundraising for a spring carnival.
The Guernsey lily Nerine sarniensis is not native to Guernsey but to South Africa. A shipwreck off Guernsey reportedly left bulbs that washed ashore and rooted, giving the plant its misnomer.
The Student Council at Hope High School expresses gratitude to merchants Anderson-Fragier Crescent Drugs Citizens National Bank Dr Holt First National Bank Greening-Ellis Company Home Furniture James Motor Company Village Rexall and Ward and Son Drug Company for donations of gifts for Teachers Appreciation Day. Thanks also to Hope Star and KXAR for publicity.
Gov. Pryor is sworn in by Chief Justice Carleton Harris at 10 a.m. in a joint session in the Arkansas House chamber. Outgoing Gov. Riley and Pryor spoke briefly, Pryor delivered his inaugural address at noon, with neighboring governors Edwards Blanton and Waller in attendance. A reception runs 5 to 7 p.m. in the governor's conference room and an inaugural ball is planned at Robinson Auditorium.
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