March of Dimes Coffee Benefit in Hempstead County
The Home Demonstration Council sponsors Coffees for the March of Dimes at the Community Center on January 19 23 and 26 1963. Doughnuts and coffee will be sold January 26 with proceeds aiding the March of Dimes. Mrs A R Johnson president. Also Spiritual Quarters feature James Fred Williams from Magnolia Arkansas at New Lothel Baptist Church January 20 at 2 pm and 7 30 pm with public invited to all programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
James Fred Williams
Magnolia
Arkansas
New Lothel Baptist Church
St. John Baptist Church
Dr Pruitt's Body Mystery at Magnetic Lab
A security officer explains the checkout system at the Magnetic company laboratory as Matt Bacon investigates Dr. Pruitt's murder. Clues hinge on tampered time cards, gate procedures, and a missing badge while Matt questions Bernard and Brownlee during a tense security probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnetic Company
Jentprect
Matt Bacon
Dr. Pruitt
Matt
de. Pruitt
Clague
South Gate
Cliff Johnson
Chester Fruitt
Johnson
Pruitt
Fach Leards
Bud
Bernard
Fred
Brownlee
M. J
Mr. Bernard
Mr. Brownlee
Red Bernard
Fairview
Siddown
Yerger Shover PTA Meets January 21 1962
The Yerger Shover P T A will hold a regular meeting Monday night January 21 1962 at 745 pm. A cordial invitation is extended to all citizens in this area to attend. The program will be interesting and very informative. Parents having teenage children are urged to be present. HD Club Sponsoring Clothing Drive Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council collects clothing for needy families. Contact Mrs. B Johnson or bring items to the Community Center. This is the council's project and they appreciate contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger Shover P.T.A
HD Club
Hempstead
County Home Demonstration Council
B. Johnson
Record High Factory Wages Yet Real Gains Lacking
Washington AP reports that in 1962 average hourly factory earnings reached a new high at 2.42 dollars in December, up a penny from November and four cents from December 1961, while the 40.8 hour workweek rose slightly. Nonfarm payrolls increased about 300,000 to 56.5 million, but declines in December hit construction and manufacturing, with about 20,000 lost due to newspaper strikes in New York and Cleveland. The overall job picture improved early 1962 but stalled in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold] Goldstein
Labor Statistics
Goldstein
New York
Cleveland
Helen Hays Sees Hollywood in Era of Trouble
Actress Helen Hays says motion pictures face a severe crisis as Hollywood loses touch with public taste. The piece hints at tension between industry and audience with a dramatic, unfinished scene featuring Matt Bacon and a questioning guard, ending with To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Helen Hays
Hollywood
Tennessee Williams
Matt
Brownlee
Bacon
Matt Bacon
Snoopy Lengs
Bernard
Probate Notice in Ross R. Gillespin Estate Arkansas
In Hemsptead County Arkansas the probate court recognizes the last will of Ross R. Gillespin who died January 18 1963. The instrument dated October 27 1955 was admitted to probate January 16 1963 and Edward F. McFaddin is appointed executor. Claimants must present verified claims within six months from first publication January 1 1963 or be barred. First publication January 1 1963. Graves Graves Attorneys Hope Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. McFaddin
Graves & Graves
Law Hope
Arkansas
Star release notes and editor details for Hope Star
Inside page material lists staff positions at The Hope Star Hope Arkansas editor publisher and advertising editor names Mra RS F Palmar Alex H Waechburn and Donan Parker plus Bowers and Jonas. The Associated Press credit and mailing details are included. The article quotes a famed stage star discussing Hollywood politics and a grim Italian phase ahead of a play appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Blismin ‘Co
Mra
Hollywood
Miss Hayes
Reconstruction of Highway 76 Public Hearing Planned
Notice to residents of Irma and Waterloo that the Arkansas State Highway Commission plans reconstruction of State Highway 76 from Jet Highway 19 to Jet Highway 4 under Federal Aid Project 5476. A public hearing will be held at the Nevada County Courthouse in Prescott on January 29 1963, with Jan 18 and 25 1963 as prior notice dates for affected citizens to express views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma and
Waterloo
Arkansas State Highway Commission
Nevada County Court House
Prescott
Arkansas
Irma
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ora
Hope Star
Prospect
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Ark
Texarkana Gazette
Mike Morris
Los Angeles California
Maxine Miller
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Corpellus Funeral Home
Cecil Weaver
Texa
Brown’s
Hwy
L&a
Smpec
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Moxley
Gro
State of
Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
SUH
George W. Stimpson
Uneman Knowledge
Encyclopedia Britannica
Singer
J. B. Bailey
Buck's Fine Service
Inez Taliaferra
D-Imoe
Gar’rett's
Mockingbird Lane
Irvin Greghorn
Imoe
Igarrett
Strickland
South Walnut St
Clifford Franks
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry’s Grocery
Moore Bros
Sunshine Gardens
Highway 67
East
Perry
Hope
Dodge
R&h
Harry Phillips
Evbev
Hode Island
FORD
Hope Auto CO
Second Street
Volkswagen
Purtle
Lion
Ozan-Bengin
C. Johnson P
Saleman
Olson
R. C. Alworth
Olson Rug Co
Pulaski Rd
Chicago
Illinois
Buck Williams Gro
Strout Realty
West Third
South Hervey
Patterson Shoe Store
Smails
Schooley’s
East Third
c/o Hope Star
East Avenue B
North Pine
H Streets
J. B. Cearleyl
South Main
Mitchell LaGrone
Fair Park
Libbie
Southland Heights
Foster Land & Realty Company
West Third Street
Greville
DR. Pruitt’s. Body By
Kenneth C. Hay
Mewspaper Enterprise Assn
Officer Fairview
Fred Bernard
By Quincy
India
Alex. MH. Wathbern
Fou H. Jonas
Donal Parker
Advertiine
Pod) Bowers, Jr
Che’l
Mas
Hope, Arkensar
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Move
Patecd
LaFayette
Howard and Millet
Ountlea
Dailies, Inc
Ster Ick
Memphis
Tenn
Texas Bank
Dallas
Michigan Ave
42Nd St
N. Yu
Penapscot
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Associated Prem
Associated Press
Morty Meekle
Bugs Bunny
By Dick Covolh
J Neves
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!