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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1969
Page
6
Want ads detail rates and procedures for the Hope Star classifieds. Listings include new and used furniture, well drilling, painting, Avon opportunities, hair tool sharpening, income tax services, Jeeps for sale, carpet cleaner rental, and a 1953 Chevrolet pickup sale. Multiple local businesses and services referenced with phone numbers.
The article presents a bridge bidding puzzle where West opens one heart and North passes. South responds with one spade, West rebids, and South holds a strong hand with six hearts and a queen. The prompt asks for the optimal next move given partner's good spade support but limited other assets.
A feature column surveys how colors influence mood from red to blue and discusses personal associations. It notes blue or green environments tend to calm, red can raise blood pressure and restlessness, while bright multi color outfits may aid alertness. The piece blends psychology with fashion tips and cites varied viewpoints. It also includes a bridge puzzle snippet and reader Q A on health topics, crediting Wayne G Brandstadt M D and the Newspaper Enterprise Association.
A World Almanac note recalls the Franklin Institute Exposition incident where Robert M. Green ran out of sweet cream, planned vanilla substitute failed to melt, and thirsty patrons drank the mix of syrup and carbonated water, leading to the popular combined treat.
In Hempstead County Chancery Court the warning order directs Walter Verhalen II and Kathryn Verhalen to appear within twenty days and answer the complaint filed by Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association. The document is signed by Chancery Clerk Jim Cole on January 14, 1969 with notices dated January 15 and February 5, 1969.
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