Arkansas Home Demonstration Week Observed in Hempstead County
The Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council with ten clubs and 211 members joined state efforts May 4 to 9 in Arkansas Home Demonstration Week. Activities began May 3 with a tea at the J. W. McWashington home and a window exhibit at the Hope Community Center. A Rural Arts and Recreation Workshop is set for May 7 at the McCaskill Community Building with classes in flower arrangement and felt stitchery. Members are taught clothing care, cooking, sewing, home decor, landscaping, and community building through home demonstration clubs.
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Arkansas
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas May 5 1964
Municipal Court of Hope Arkansas lists numerous pleas guilty and fines. Defendants include Doyle Langston Edward Smith Sid Williams Sr Joann Tefteller Willie Evans James Crouse Mary Ellen Williams Bernard Allen Maxine Johnson Jess Atkins Paul White Winston Armstrong Juanita Tefteller and Bob Solomonson with varied penalties for hazardous driving resisting arrest DWI no license and related offenses. City Attorney objections led to dismissal in at least one case.
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Municipal Court of
Sid Williams
Mary Ellen Williams
Iplea
Joann Tefteller
Willie Evans
James Lee Edwards
Hubert Cornelius
Louise Wells
James Crouse
Edward Smith
Bernard Allen
Maxine Johnson
Jess Atkins
Paul White
Winston, Armstrong
J. W. Armstrong
Juanita Tefteller
Fecens
Bob Solomonson
Arkansas Home Demonstration Week Urges Women to Join Clubs
The article promotes Home Demonstration clubs in Hempstead County Arkansas, noting 211 members and urging nonmembers to join or contact their home demonstration agent. It frames clubs as avenues for economic and social development, improved home living standards, and fellowship among members.
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
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Fish Deaths Traced to Insecticide
A Public Health Service scientist testified that the pesticide endrin was found in every dead or dying fish examined after a major Louisiana fish kill. The four state hearing in New Orleans examined pollution of the Lower Mississippi River and its tributaries, with Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana and Mississippi represented. Endrin appeared in aerial sprays linked to fish deaths after rains, and deaths ceased when spraying stopped for the year.
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New Orleans
U.S. Public Health Service
Louisiana
K. BE. Biglane
Washington
Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission
Bigland
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mississippi River
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Biglane
Semmes class notice and docketed court actions
At Semmes High School voters saw a bulletin about classes meeting in the gym with warnings about attire. Separately state docket entries list penalties and dism issals for traffic offenses including Warner Kidd, Johnnie Pillips, Virgil Cox, and Virgil McNair, plus civil action Rhinehart et al versus Patterson with a $50 default judgment.
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Semmes
Ala
Semmes High School
Warner Kidd
Johnnie Pillips
Virgil Cox
Master Mix Company
Mountaine Feed Co
G. A. Barry
K & W Trucking Co
ACC
Virgil McNair
Rhinehart
Norton Reginer & Morrison
Joseph D. Patterson
Published weekday edition details for Hope Arkansas Star
Hope Arkansas Star publication shows staff roles in the Star Building Hope. It lists Alex H. Washburn editor and publisher, Paul H. Jones managing editor, Donal Parker advertising, M. Rogers circulation, and C. E. Palmer president. Subscription rates per month and year given for local and surrounding counties.
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Star Publishing CO
C. E. Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Secy-Treas
Star Building
South
Walnut Street Hope
Arkansas
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Advertising Mar. Co
Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Retirement age changes for Methodist bishops in Pittsburgh
The general conference of the Methodist Church reduced the maximum retirement age for bishops from 74 to 72 and allowed retirement at 65. Bishops’ full salary and housing will continue only if they agree to be available for assignment by the Council of Bishops.
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Bishops
Pittsburgh
General Conference of the Methodist Church
Council of Bishops
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Ravius
Hope Star
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washinon
Mellon
Barlow Hotel
Webb
Albert Gammage
Doris Medlin
Route 1
Gilmer
Texas
Hope Pawn Shop
Walnut
Shreveport Times
David P. Davis
West Division Street
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Russell’s
Curbieatt
GMC
Smart Shop
Elm Street
Singer
Singer Sewing, Machine Company
Call Hope Phillips 66
West Third Street
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
A Meat
Moore Brothers
Imec
Betty Perry
Hazel
Perry's
Perry
Highway 67
Wright
Rock Mound
Virgil Daniel
Collect
Prescott Transfer & Storage Co
Prescott
Ark
Ratcliff Breeding Service
Garrett
Diane’s Beauty Salon
West Second St
Barham Brothers
Robert Bennett
Hickory
North Hazel
Spates Florist PR
Ervin Baker
West 6Th
Ervin Tule
Lune
Hempstead County Farmers Assn
E. Division Street
Old Southern Ice Building
SFA
Unico Tires
Barney Starkey
Mar
N. Hervey
Emmet
Strout Realty
West Third
Home Furniture Co
Johnnie Green
Schooley's
Jimmie Griffin
Jack Arnett
U. G. Garrett K. G
Rateliff Orie
Byers
Guy Grig J. Lordon
J.D. “Dick” Turnage
Carter Sutton
Harry Hawthorne
Jim Cole
DeRoan Township
Hobart D. Shirley Doyle Jones
D. June Cornelius
Harold H. Griffith
Wallaceburg Township
John T. Honeycutt
Vance Marcum
Talbot Feild, JR
East Third
First Street
N. Pine
Hwy
Perrytown
U.S. 67
Holly Grove
Singer Sales & Service
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Hope Phillips 66
Galaxie
Fordomatic
Bel Air
R&h
Hope Auto CO
Columbus
Houston
OUR
S. Elm St
Sherwin-Williams CO
James Cleaners
Esther Hicks
Goldsmith
Grady Reese
Shower Springs
Hope—Bodcan Highway
J.B. Rowe, Jr
Morty Meekle
Winthrop Wortle
Rv Deck Caval
Bugs Bunny
Cau
By Quincy
Star of Hope
Consolidated
The
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
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