Art and Science Fair Winners at Guernsey Huckabee Photos
Guernsey hosted the Art and Science Fair as part of the Hempstead County Literary Meet on March 19 drawing over 200 attendees. About 165 science and 150 art exhibits were displayed with students from Patmos Washington Saratoga Blevins Spring Hill and Guernsey competing. Judges from Stanhope Arts Supply Texarkana and local residents selected winners while volunteers created signs and ribbons for divisions.
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Guernsey
Hempstead
Patmos
Washington
Saratoga
Blevins
Spring Hill
Stanhope Arts Supply
Texarkana
Cecil Bittle
Calvin Caldwell
Wm D. Sullivan
Robert May
Robbins
Maxine Evans
Cucrneey
Sunrise Rite for Easter at Blevins
A sunrise Easter service will be held at Blevins Methodist Church at 6 o clock Sunday morning March 29 with the entire community participating Rev J Stanley Wagner pastor The Easter speaker will be Rev Micheal Crebe pastor of Bell Chapel Nazarene Church Music will be furnished by a choir from the community All faiths are invited this Easter morning
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Blevins Methodist Church
J. Stanley Wagner
Micheal Crebe
Bell Chapel
Nazarene Church
Weather Station 24 Hour Report For Wednesday
Weather Experiment Station records 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with a high temperature and a low of 59 degrees and precipitation totaling 4 inches.
Western Day Thursday at Hope H S
Hope High School declares Western Day Thursday March 26 with prizes for best dressed cowboy and cow girl and best Western dressed teacher winning five FFA Rodeo tickets. Activities include a downtown parade Friday March 27 at 4 p.m. and a rodeo at the Coliseum March 27 and 28 with cash and western gifts from merchants for contestants.
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Hope High School
Future Farmers of America
Coliseum
Gilbert Thomas Dies Former Kentucky church music director
Word has been received by First Baptist Church of the sudden death of Gilbert Thomas former music director of the church. The body is at McAfee Funeral Home 3928 Bardstown Road Louisville 18.
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First Baptist Church
Gilbert Thomas
McAfee Funeral Home
Bardstown Road
Louisville
Easter Services Daily Through Friday at Local Church
The Retail Merchants Committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce sponsors pre Easter services held daily through Friday from 12 30 to 12 55 p m at the First Assembly of God Church Lauten delivering messages. The public is invited to attend these worship services.
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Retail Merchants Committee of the Hope Chamber of Commerce
First Assembly of God Church
Lauten
Hope Band Praised At Texarkana District Festival
Concert judge Floyd Moyer praised the Hope High School Band at the Texarkana district festival last Saturday calling it the most musical group heard today. First division winners awarded medals advance to state competition. names include Leland Lavender Ann Arnold Amelia Gaines David Chism and others with varying medal counts.
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Floyd Moyer
Hope High School
Texarkana
Leland Lavender
Ann Arnold
Amelia Gaines
David Chism
Freddy McCully
Brenda Evans
Wall Street Prepares for Battle With SEC
The New York Stock Exchange tidies rules and practices ahead of a potential clash with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Public opinion weighs as officials seek a better image while facing charges of unfair privileges enjoyed by floor traders.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Exchange
SEC
Keith Funston
Johnson
Wall Street
Parents of Negro Pupils Are Warned
In Little Rock AP report Attorney General Bruce Bennett warned Negro parents not to involve their children in an April 6 school boycott plans. He said keeping children from school violates compulsory attendance laws and that it is illegal to encourage a child under 12 to commit an offense or to entice a minor from parents. SNCC and the Council on Community Affairs proposed a boycott and picket of the Little Rock School Board meeting at 4 p.m. Today. Negroes in predominantly white schools numbered 106 and groups argued integration had not progressed beyond token status.
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Little Rock
Bruce Bennett
Bennett
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
Council On Community Affairs
MacArthur Recovery Seen After Major Surgeries
General Douglas MacArthur shows guarded but improving progress after two major operations in 17 days. Doctors say outlook remains cautious as Heaton cannot estimate when he will pass the crisis. He remains in Walter Reed recovery, to be moved to his suite when warranted.
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Wasilington
Douglas
MacArthur
Ays
U.S. Army
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Republicans Select County Committeemen in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Republican Committee met in Hope City Hall on March 17. New county committeemen were named and county platform planks discussed. Committeemen will select judges and clerks, aid the party’s precinct efforts, and nominate delegates to the state convention.
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Hempstead County
John Hawkins Blevins
Buster Royston
Jim Adkins
Hope Ward
T. O. Porter
Actor Morse Finds Show Business Thrills Amid Uncertainty
Hal Boyle profiles Robert Morse, detailing his rise from low pay in a Newton Mass youth to starring roles in film and Broadway. Morse discusses patience, luck, and growth as essentials for actors, noting early jobs, a Navy hitch, and recent film projects with Goulet.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Jackie Gleason
Robert Morse
Morse
Robert Goulet
Here
Hollywood
Wade
Sworling
Vandal attacks spike as Jacksonville shootings kill one
In Jacksonville Florida vandals roam firing random shots and blasting fire bombs in a deadly conflict leaving one dead and at least twelve injured. Crosses burn in Greenwood Mississippi as a Negro voter registration drive looms. The Pentagon reports housing discrimination against Negro servicemen on nearly 90 percent of bases nationwide. International news notes Korea calls out troops amid student protests over concessions to Japan. Finland names Sakari Tuomioja mediator for Cyprus dispute after consensus. Gen Douglas MacArthur resumes action after two major operations and President Johnson urges Congress to act on elderly health care this year. Arkansas Legislature moves to debate the voter registration bill with a likely vote today.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Greenwood
Miss
Pentagon
United States
Japan
Sakara Tuomioja
Finland
Cyprus
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Johnson
Congress
Tornado Alert Issued for Southeast Arkansas Area
The U S Weather Bureau warned of scattered severe thunderstorms with several tornadoes large hail and damaging winds through 6 p m today. The affected region spans about 60 miles on either side of a line from 50 miles west southwest of Pine Bluff to 20 miles southeast of Nashville Tennessee, including areas from Forrest City to Hot Springs and Blytheville in Arkansas.
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Pine Bluff
Nashville, Tenn
Arkansas
Forrest Erty
el Dorado
Hot Springs
Blytheville
Arkansas House Debates Dual Registration Proposal
The Arkansas House introduced a bill to create a dual registration system. Rep Cecil Nance said passage depends on the session’s pace. The plan would use poll taxes to qualify voters for state elections and allow others to register for federal races only.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Crittenden County
Cecil Nance
Nance
Arkansas
Faubus Nod to ALC Measure Stirs Arkansas Registration Debate
Arkansas lawmakers opened a day of debate on voter registration bills as Gov. Orval Faubus and the House Rules Committee avoided committing to a specific design. The Legislative Council favored an annual system, while assessors oppose shifting duties from current sheriff-collectors. House Speaker Marion Crank pledged full debate and votes on all bills, seeking a clear decision on registration design amid persistent pressure to curb fraud and ease records.
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John R. Starr
Little. Rock
Arkansas
Orval
Faubus
House Rules Committee
General Assembly
Islative Council
Legislative Council
Benton
Hardy Croxton
Croxton
Marion Cranks
House
Crank
Egg Cooking Finalist from Hope in Arkansas Contest
Jennifer Smith aged 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Archibald Smith of Hope Route 4, is among ten finalists in the Arkansas Egg Cooking Contest. The senior and three-year Future Homemaker member was judged first on an egg recipe and chosen to represent Southwest Arkansas District for the Thursday March 26 event at 10 am in Little Rock.
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Jennifer Smith
Ar¢hig Smith
Little Rock
Miss Smith
Arkansas
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Hope H.S
Kentucky
John Barbour
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Mass
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AP News Digest
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