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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1977
Page
2
Weather and notices from Hope Star May 34 977
Weather data and station notes from Hope Star include forecast details for Texarkana Fort Smith Fayetteville Harrison El Dorado and Memphis with precipitation amounts and temperatures. Also mentions AP affiliation and circulation bureau details while listing advertising representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Texarkana
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
Harrison
el Dorado
Jonaso Bor
Memphis
Hostage Story Continues From Great Page
A man held at a school is the father of two children and his wife, who is pregnant, was separated from him by police in the farming village of Bovensmilde. The couple’s identities remain unclear in this fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train
Bovensmilde
Iden
Ford Model T reaches final pasture after 50 years
Detroit AP reports the Model T, the Tin Lizzie, now mostly retired at 50, remains a landmark car that fueled mass production, popularized autos in American life, and set low prices and wage standards. Ford produced over 15 million T models from 1908 to 1927, with later refinements and a dash of nostalgia. About 100,000 remain in ownership nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Ford
General Motors
Highland Park
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Obituaries of Mrs Irma Stone and Mrs Virginia DeShay
Mrs Irma Kate Funtrell Stone sister of Mrs Ernest Coz of Fulton died in Columbus Mississippi where she lived She attended the University of Arkansas and the University of Chicago and taught at Stuttgart and Mc Crory Survived by two sons Dr Harry Stone of Chattanooga Douglas Stone of Columbus two sisters Mrs J Eugene Fultz of Little Rock Mrs E J Byrd of Camden six grandchildren and a brother Dobson Futrell of Camden Funeral services were held at Central United Methodist Church Columbus with burial in Friendship Cemetery Mrs Virginia DeShay native of Oran died Saturday in Wynne Survivors include her husband E A DeShay of Wynne Burial will be at 1 pm Sunday in St Peter Cemetery at Ozan under Wilkerson Funeral Home DeQueen Ark The obituary also notes Turner a resident of Ashdown hospital and lists a son Fredrick Turner Arkinda a daughter Mary Virginia Turner Texarkana three step-sons James C Turner Germany Grover Newsome and Godwin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Stone
Irma Kate Funtrell Stone
Ernest Coz
Fulton
Columbus
Miss
Penentep Rr
Stephens
Central United Methodist Church of Columbus
University of Arkansas
University of Chicago
Stuttgart
McCrory
Harry Stone
Chattanooga
Douglas Stone
J. Eugene Fultz
Little Rock
E.J. Byrd
Camden
Dobson Futrell
Central United Methodist Church
Friendship Cemetery
Wilkerson Funeral Home
DeQueen
Ark
Turner
Ssea Acee Ashdown Hospital
Fredrick Turner
Arkinda
Mary Virginia Turner
Texarkana
James C. Tuner
Germany
Grover Newsome
Godwin
Ben Garner Named East Area Forester for Potlatch Corp
Forester Ben Garner, a Fordyce native and 1973 UAM forestry graduate, has been named east area forester for Potlatch Corp. He succeeds Wick Black, who has served as forester since May 1973. Garner will oversee the Wick and Northwest blocks and is married to Sharon Starks of Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Garner
Wick
Potlatch Corporation
East Area Forester
Garner
Fordyce
UAM
Sharon Starks
Carthage
Northwest
Adult class at Saratoga Home Economics Cottage
A Saratoga adult education class meets Monday May 23 at 6 p.m. in the home economics cottage. The session is hosted by the local Home Economics program inviting residents to attend and learn. Local instructors lead the course and provide practical skills for household management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Thestate
Briand Pact of 1938 Bans War as Policy Tool
The Briand Peace Pact named for the then U S. ly was signed by 62 nations in 1938 and banned the use of war as an instrument of national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
U S. Ly
Carter Remarks On Inflation And Arms Control
President Carter warned that high government spending fuels inflation and jeopardizes future financing for needed programs. He also addressed questions on arms control, stressing careful policy to balance defense and budgetary limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Summer food service and recreation program in Hempstead County
The Southwest Arkansas Development Council sponsors a free summer meal program for all children with no racial or origin restrictions. Site location in Hempstead County to be announced. tentative start date June 6. Nelson Hill Post 427 Auxiliary to hold a poppy sale Saturday. Ruthie Perry chairs and seeks Post and Auxiliary volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Arkansas Development Council
Hempstead County
Nelson Hill
Auxiliary
Ruthie Perry
Post
Timing Is Chief Ingredient in Judgment
A short cryptic line by William Foatic emphasizes timing as the key factor in forming judgments. The quote suggests patience and precision determine outcomes rather than impulse.
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William Foatic
Audit shows Jones firms sales in Craighead County
The audit identifies seven other firms believed owned by boro businessman Jack O Roark that sold supplies to the county during the same period. Prosecutors in the 2nd Judicial Circuit are asked to review whether all supplies were delivered. Judge Dennis R Gillam ordered the audit into purchases made under predecessor Bill R Clark. Jones said he merged the firms into Central Lumber Enterprises Inc for tax purposes.
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Appeal
Jonesboro
Jack O’roark
2Nd Judicial Circuit
Craighead
Dennis R. Gillam
Bill
R. Clark. Jones
Central Lumber Enterprises, Inc
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Albany
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Bether Hicks
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Imogene McCormack
Sonye O’rourke
C.M
Wendell House
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San Fran
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CUB Scout Pack 82
Hempstead
Hope
Jim Harris
Virginia Deshay
Oran
Wynne, Ark
E.A. DeShay
Wynne
Cree Boyd
Gracie Larkins
Geraldine Taylor
Cora Nelson
Buria
St. Peter Cemetery
Ozan
Forester
Gentry
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Office of Hope Star
W. Third & Grady Sts
P.O
Hope, Ark
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