March of Dimes Ball and Mothers March Events
Calendar notes list the TAPS Mardi Gras Ball in Harris Gym on Thursday January 28 at 7 30 with masked eyes only and 15 cents single 25 cents couple admissions. A Mothers March with named official marchers from North South and West sides is scheduled, plus a Hicks Funeral Home meeting Wednesday at 7 o clock for workers.
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North Side
Rose Wilson
Ruthie Bradley
Viola Chambers
Ida Lee Muldrew
Farnestine
Pondex
Helen Allen
Doreene Bradley
Lucille Cole
Hazel Phillips
Willie Pearl Hardamon
Myrtle Primus
Lizzie Cheatham
Lorece Thorns
Juanita English
Autry Lee Dixon
Veronica Phillips
Pearlene Phillips
Hicks Funeral Home
Mothers March to Fight Birth Defects Planned
The annual Mothers March is set for Thursday night January 28. Volunteers are still needed to join the marching mothers in the fight against birth defects. Call PR 7-4474 or PR 7-4678 after 5 p.m. for details or to help.
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Southern Construction CO
Front St. Hope, Ark
March of Dimes
TAP Mardi Gras Ball in Harris Gymnasium
A semi formal Mardi Gras Ball will be held in Harris Gymnasium on Thursday January 29 at 7 30 p m Admission is 15 cents single 25 cents couple Masks may be bought at Morgan Lindsey for 10 cents For information contact Delores Brown Jacqueline Linda Hicks and Nancy Scott TAP Chairmen
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Harris Gymnasium
Morgan & Lindsey
Delores Brown
Jacquelyn
Linda Hicks
Nancy Scott
Arrival of Rhonda Kay Smith in Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Smith of Dallas announce the birth of a baby girl named Rhonda Kay born Sunday January 24 1965. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Hope. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Fred Prince of Terrell Texas. Adults Home Economics Class meeting tonight at 7. American Legion Nelson Hill Post Auxiliary 427 meets Tuesday January 26 at 7 p.m. at Hicks Funeral Home. Mrs. C. G. Carmichael president and Mrs. Alice Holbert reporter. Glow near the sun before sunrise and after sunset explained by meteoritic dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Smith
Dallas
Rhonda Kay
George
Boots) Smith
Hope
Fred Prince
Terrell
Texas
American Legion
Nelson Hill Post Auxiliary 427
Hicks Funeral
C. G. Carmichael
Alice Holbert
Satellite on Atlas booster marks westward launch
The 10 pound space radiation and micrometeorite measuring vehicle rode on the side of a booster for the first time, positioned westward to hitch Atlas orbit propulsion after detachment. This marks the first satellite fired west toward orbit, with prior missions going south or east from Cape Kennedy. The Atlas warhead details were not disclosed by the Air Force.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Pacific Missile Range
Cape Kennedy
Atlas
Jade for a Lady by M. L. Chaber
Milo Whitey White and Eddie West kidnap three people, forcing Milo to join a planned trip. They threaten Mei Hsu and Lida McKay with harm to coerce him, bringing them to an old house where captives await.
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Eddie
Whitey
Ching Man Village
Mei Hsu
Lida McKay
Milo
Mei
Beatles plan coast to coast tour next August
AP report notes Brian Epstein says the Beatles will tour the United States next August after arranging a coast to coast schedule and Ed Sullivan appearances for Cilla Black. Epstein also appears on NBC in a London segment and scouts Hullabaloo involvement.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Brian Epstein
Cilla Black
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Epstein
NBC
London
Marianne Faithful
Charles Addmas
Beatles
Liverpool
Johnson frames focus on domestic issues in inaugural address
President Johnson’s inaugural speech emphasized home-front problems and peace over foreign policy. The article notes a shift from foreign affairs to domestic concerns, with Viet Nam and nuclear weapons policy highlighted among ongoing international issues.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Kremlin
Russia
Japan
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Residents Salvage Lumber From Capitol Grandstands
Washington area residents can buy pine lumber from the inaugural grandstands torn down on the Capitol south side and before the White House. The contractor expects two to three weeks to finish. open Saturday and Sunday for on site sales with bolts and hardware also available. Any unsold material will be moved to College Park Maryland for future sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
White House
Lou Perry
College Park
Chancery Court Notice in Hempstead County Ark
Legal notice states Mid-State Homes Inc files suit against James E Booker and Esterine Booker in Hempstead County Chancery Court. Defendants must answer within thirty days of January 23 1965, as clerk Jim Cole signs the seal. Publication dates January 26 February 2 9 16 1965.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Mid- State Homes, Inc
James E. Booker
Esterine Booker
Estreine Booker
Mid-State Homes, Inc
Search Continues for Soviet Ships
In Juneau Alaska a Navy search resumes for three 125 foot Soviet fishing trawlers reported missing in the Bering Sea. The Soviet Embassy asked the State Department to aid in locating the vessels. Coast Guard says a search plane from Adak scanned four hours without success and a fisheries agent in Anchorage estimates up to 130 Soviet ships fishing in the east Bering Sea amid dangerous conditions.
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Juneau
Alaska
U. S. Navy
Bering Sea
Washington, D.C
US. State Department
17Th Coast Guard District
Adak Naval Station
Aleutian Islands
Anchorage
East Bering Sea
Hope Star publication details advertising and staff
The Hope Star lists publishing history and staff roles at The Star Building Hope Arkansas. It names Mrs C E Palmer president Alex H Washburn secretary treasurer editor publisher Paul H Jones managing editor and others. Also notes subscription rates by carrier and mail and AP affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Mg. C. M
Ped) Rogers, Jr
Parker Stadium to Add 8,204 Seats in Expansion
Fayetteville Arkansas April start planned for Razorback Stadium expansion increasing permanent seating to 33,204. Project approved last November. stadium opened in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville, Ark
Razorback Stadium
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