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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

Page

2

Bethel A M E Church schedules Children’s Day and Men’s Day events

The Bethel A M E Church Sunday School Department announces a Children’s Pay program on Sunday June 14 at 1130 am and a Men’s Day service at 3 pm with public invited. Weiner roasts are planned on church lawns tonight and Saturday night. We also note Union Baptist Church Fulton program June 14 at 5 pm with a Children’s Day presentation. The Nelson Hill Post and Auxiliary meet to finalize plans for Girls Camp with Miss Lurlean Williams as overseer. Local officers and delegates attend gatherings including Woman’s State Convention in Fulton and Arkansas Missionary Baptist Convention. Updated results include new officers for 1984.

Bethel A. M. E. Church M. C. Johnson Mary Chambers Hope Callie Hicks Cedar Spring Nelson-Hill Lurlean Williams Linda Poindexter Delois Lloyd C. G. Carmichael Laura Logan Alice Halbert Australia Hendrix Fulton Srossett Young People’s Department Woman’s State Convention Arkansas Missionary Baptist Convention, Inc First Baptist Church Hendrix

Uneasy Lies the Dead by M. E. Chaker

Milo March investigates the missing Thomas Rako at a hotel and debates a staged disappearance theory. A plan involves a shower delay, a $100 bill, and a staged exit to fake Rako’s continuing hotel presence while someone else could leave unseen. The scene shifts to March exploring the hotel basement and corridors, noting staff and access controls as he follows clues.

Milo March Thomas Rako Rako March Jess

Fillies Will Run This Saturday

The Coaching Club American Oaks with 400000 added purse headlines a 1 1 16 mile test for fillies at Aqueduct. A wide field of 12 or 14 includes Castle Forbes Scerce Face The Facts Just Fancy That Bald Queen Miss Cavandish Petite Rouge Nashubah Ironshire Match Point and others as the fillies’ triple crown closes.

Associated Press United States Coaching Club Aqueduct Castle Forbes Scerce Nashubah Ironshire Manuel Yeaza Quadrangle Northern Dancer W. Haggin Perry Lamb Chop Caste Forbes Acorn Seeree CCAO

Warning Order in Hempstead County Chancery Court

In Hempstead County Arkansas a warning order in No 8777 requires defendant Thomas McFadden to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint by Lucresie Ross and others. Clerk JIM COLE signs the notice with Leona Cole as deputy. dated June 10 1964 with June 12 1926 and July 3 1964 references.

Chancery Court Hempstead County Ark Tatcresie Ross, Et al Thomas McFadden Lucresie Ross Jim Cole Leona Cole D.C

Richey Opens U S A Charge At Wimbledon Wightman Cup

Nancy Richey of Dallas led off for the United States in a Wightman Cup opener against Britain at Wimbledon. The 21 year old faced Deidre Catt in the opening singles as Billie Jean Moffitt and Ann Haydon Jones prepared for the second singles while Moffitt and Carole Caldwell played in the doubles. Richey drew British attention with her stylish attire and was elevated to No 2 after Darlene Hard turned professional. The Americans have won the Cup 29 times to Britain's two.

Wimbledon England Nancy Richey Slim Tenns Dallas United States Britain Texas Deidre Calt Richey Catt Billie Jean Moffitt Long Beach Calif Ann Haydon Jones Miss Moffitt Carole Caldwell Santa — Monca Miss Catt Mrs. Jones Miss Richey Darlene Hard Miss Hard

Hope Star publication details and contact info

Hope Star publishing details from Hope Arkansas dated 1927 to 1929 include press dates, staff names, and circulation information. It lists The Star Building address at 212.14 South Walnut Street, Hope, Arkansas, and names for editor publisher and staff. It also provides subscription rates and national ad reps across multiple cities.

Hope Star Star Publishing CO C. E. Palmer Alex, H. Washburn Secy-Treas Star South Walnut Street Hope Arkansas

Embankment work halted by fine sand on river project

The dredge halted at 40 feet when fine sand would not stay on the embankment. Ingram had the apparent low bid to raise the embankment to 52 feet. The raise aims to keep Arkansas River silt out of the White River, preserving the navigation channel in the southeastern Arkansas River navigation program.

Ingram White River

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