Lincoln High All Star Tournament slated in Washington Ark
Lincoln High School junior class sponsors an All Star Tournament on Saturday January 23 with brackets drawn at 2 00 p m and games starting 2 39 p m A trophy will go to the winning team Admission 35 cents students 50 cents adults Teams include Tollette Washington Hope Clow Nashville Blevins Lockesburg and Ashdown Your support is requested The Usher Board sponsors a Senior Singspiration on Sunday January 24 at 3 90 p m The public is invited March of Dimes sponsors Mothers March January 28 Volunteers needed Call PR 7 4474 or 7 4678 after 5 p m
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Lincoln High School
Washington, Ark
Tollette
Washington
Hope
Clow
Nashville
Blevins
Lockesburg
Ashdown
TAP Mardi Gras Ball in Harris Gym January 29
A semi formal Mardi Gras Ball at Harris Gym January 29 at 7 30 p m with eye masks sold at Morgan Lindsey for 10 cents Admission 15 cents single 25 cents couple Delores Brown Jacquelyn or Linda Hicks and Nancy Scott TAP Chairmen for details 4 H Club Elects Officers in Verger district met January 16 at Margaret Williams home with officers named including Williams Ross Hicks Isley and others. cookies served Funeral Service Held For Former Hope Resident Richard Lee Gilmore was held January 16 in Chicago at Wesley Funeral Home with survivors listed including parents and several sisters
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Harris Gymnasium
Morgan & Lindsey
Delores Brown
Jacquelyn
Linda Hicks
Nancy Scott
4-H
Verger 4H
Margaret L. Williams
Margaret Williams
Annie Katherine Ross
Lois Hicks
Rose Mary Isley
Jacquelyn Hicks
Carolyn Ross
Lyphenia Hicks
Bernice Stroughter
Louise Hicks
Hope
Richard Lee Gilmore
Chicago
Wesley Funeral Home
East 72Nd Street
Richard
Augusta Gimore
Flora
Detroit
Flossie
Josephine
Parlee
Jeewel
Family listing mentions siblings and aunts across cities
The passage lists five brothers including George and Bennie from Detroit and Eugene and Charles Armed For ces, Augusta Jr. of Chicago, and one uncle Mr. Jess Gilmore of Hope. It also names three aunts Victoria Jett Chicago Irie Brazil Gary Ind. and Josephine Bizzle Hope.
Rural Life Conference scheduled in Pine Bluff campus
The 13th Annual Rural Life Conference will be held January 22 23 on the A M and N College campus in Pine Bluff. Theme Combining Efforts to Explore Economic Opportunities features Dr L A Davis Earl F Pettyjohs Ted Morley and other officials from Arkansas planning and extension agencies. A Hempstead delegation left the county courthouse at 7 a m to participate.
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Rural Life
A.m.&n. College
Pine Bluff
C. B. Smith
L. A. Davis
Earl F. Pettyjohs
Washington, D. C
Ted Morley
Arkansas Planning Commission
Little Rock
5. J. Parker
Division of Agriculture and Technology
H. H. Hawkins
Farmers Home Administration
Legal Notice In Chancery Court Hempstead County Ark
Faye Marie Holloway sues Arthur Lee Holloway in Hempstead County Chancery Court Arkansas. Defendant must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole signs the notice dated January 20 1965 with subsequent publication dates January 22 29 February 5 1965.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Faye Marie Holloway
Arthur Lee Holloway
S Jim Cole
Bennett Dorwood Coates
Idaho Cowboy Named Best All Around Champion
Boise Idaho native Dean Oliver was named champion all around cowboy for 1964 at the Rodeo Cowboys Association awards dinner in Denver. Oliver earned the year’s top prize money totaling $31 150 and received a trophy saddle.
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Denver
Dean Oliver
Boise
Idaho
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Oliver
Coates Couple Case Warns Dorwood Coates to Appear
Plaintiff Mary Elizabeth Coates seeks court action against Bennett Dorwood Coates. Defendant is ordered to appear within thirty days with dates listed for hearings in 1965 January February.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Mary Elizabeth Coates
Bennett Dorwood Coates
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas Estate of Berry Hesterly
In Hempstead County Arkansas probate court the estate of Berry Hesterly deceased No 1831 Wilson Street Hope Arkansas Date of death December 26 1964 Frank McLarty administrator appointed January 19 1965 All persons with claims must file verified claims within six months from first publication or be barred This notice first published January 22 1965 Franklin McLarty Administrator Hope Arkansas January 22 29 1965
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
Berry Hesterly
Wilson Street
Hope
Frank McLarty
Yerger Hopewell School Menu Week Highlights
Yerger Hopewell School releases next week’s lunch lineup with daily meals. Monday offers Italian spaghetti and peach cobbler, Tuesday features macaroni and cheese with apple cobbler, and Friday serves fried chicken with gravy and gingerbread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerger-Hopewell
Church of England Severs Tie with Rome in 1534
The Church of England formally separated from the Roman Catholic Church in 1534, marking the creation of an independent national church under the monarch and reformation-era reforms.
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Church of England
Church of Rome
Annexation Petition Seeks City of Hope Inclusion
Westwood Development Co petitions to annex land described as all of the south half of the southwest quarter of section 33 township 12 south range 24 west with a 320 foot square exclusion. Hearing set February 15, 1965 at 10:00 A.M. at Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas for residents to show cause why petition should not be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
City of
Hope
Westwood Development Co
George W. Peck
John B. Lowe
Hope Star masthead and publication details
The Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas began in 1925 and lists staff including C E Palmer president and Alex H Washburn editor and publisher with Paul H Jones managing editor. The paper is a weekday edition with office in Hope and subscription and mailing rates across several counties and cities.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Secy-Trea
Star Building
South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
AP&L Seeks to Borrow 25 Million and Issue Shares
Arkansas Power & Light Co. asked the Public Service Commission for permission to borrow 25 million dollars and issue 240000 shares of common stock at 12.50 per share. The funds would repay bank loans and finance construction.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Light Co
State Public Service Commission
Ap&l
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Hope Star
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