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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1960
Page
3
The text presents a printed Solunar schedule with John Alden Knights reference. It explains planning days for fishing in favorable territory or hunting in good cover. Major periods begin at specified times and last about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter, listing times in a mixed A M P M format.
The calendar lists Vacation Bible School at Rising Stay Missionary Baptist Church Oak Street June 6 to 21 daily 4 am to 12 am with pastor Rev M S Riley teaching 7:80 to 8:30 pm adult class Registration June 3 10 am to noon Charem Clerk Mrs Lila Piggee The Christian Youth Fellowship hosts a beBee Memorial CME Church fundraiser a weiner roast on Old Highway May 28 fare 15c buses pickup Mt Zion CME Church Hicks Funeral Home The Missionary Society of BeBee Memorial CME Church hosts a fish fry May 20 at the church basement Walter Bapd of Haynes Chapel Baptist Church sponsors a Bol Bog Supper at Odessa Hortan Urynes Chapel Community May 28 7:30 Rev WOM Martin of Lewisville will preach at AI Cannan Baptist Church June 4 2:30 pm Flower Club BeBee Memorial CME Church hosts program May 8 7:30 pm Mrs M L Rutherford chair Rev Nek sph Trent pastor Zora Chapter 4 of CBS sponsors weiner yeast May 28 7:30 pm at Mrs Sabie Rankin EB Stay Ward Street
LITTLE ROCK AP A report from Siloam Springs says Gov Orval E B visited yesterday to discuss federal funds for expanding the city owned hospital. Fabs said the city will apply via the state medical department. State Sen. Russell Elrod of Siloam Springs said about 10 000 was set for expansion.
Gov. Ory said today that if defeated for another term as governor he would go home and go to work. He added he is not expecting to have to return to the office.
MEMPHIS AP The Elvis Presley Fan Clubs of America will hold a convention here in July. A news conference featured questions about Presley and the event, with manager Tom Parker saying the singer will attend if possible.
Four Arkansas high school youths and two leaders will join a panel at the Arkari Officers Assn loth annual convention next Wednesday. The group, four students and two adults, will discuss juvenile issues and community solutions after attending the White House Conference on Children and Youth in Washington. Participants include Joul Anderson Swiftany president of Arkansas 4 H Clubs Ann Erwin McGehee High School valedictorian Barbara Benton Fordyee High School and Europe goodwill delegate Bill Stroud Me Gehee High School Tom Galaher Fort Smith Mid School Tommy Nichols Mount Olive High School. Prosecution Frank Holl Little Rock and Rev Woodrow W Smith Mahlefort pastor will join the discussions.
AP survey of preliminary census figures shows Houston at about 914000 with a likely final near 950000 after a crash count. Oklahoma City rises to 317044, Tulsa to 265822, Little Rock 108776, North Little Rock 405245, Phoenix 430001, with Galveston and Dallas figures noted as declines or lags. Rural counties mostly shrink as Texas and neighboring states gain overall.
Little Rock appoints Robert E. Glasscock as police chief replacing the late Gene Smith who fatally shot his wife and then himself last March. Glasscock, 52, joined the force in 1935 as a patrolman and rose through ranks to assistant chief before being named acting chief March 19. He is a Paragould native, married with a daughter Gwen Dalyn in Central High School.
The USS Little Rock a new missile cruiser will be commissioned June 3 at the Philadelphia Naval Base. Senator J William Tulbright of Arkansas chairs the ceremony as principal speaker. The 16 500 ton ship carries the TALOS missile and is led by Captain Jewett Phillips Jr with a 1100 man crew.
Istanbul reports the Turkish armed forces took over the country in a bloodless coup promising free elections and transfer of power to the winners. President Celal Bayar and ministers were reportedly taken into custody while broadcasts urged citizens to stay home and avoid national fratricide.
Little Rock board members meet to decide how many Negro students to assign next fall to formerly all white high schools. An open meeting is expected after private talks. Eight Negroes currently attend two former white schools, with three set to graduate.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee probes U2 incident fallout and summit failure. Fulbright criticizes Soviet blame while urging restraint. Herter defends initial secrecy, discusses cover stories, and outlines four focus areas for inquiry amid aggressive security measures and censored transcripts.
Moore, the 175 pound champion from San Diego, powered through Will Besmanoff in a nationally televised bout at Indiana State Fairgrounds Coliseum. Besmanoff suffered a protracted nosebleed as Moore moved toward a decisive knockout in the tenth, with officials declaring the fight over after a dominant late-performance stretch. Promoter Jack Fugazy said Moore would defend his title vs Erich Schopner on July 18, with venue to be announced.
Vague notice cites July and August election actions under a pub fide subject. Readers are urged to monitor local sources for official dates and candidate information as details remain unclear.
HOT SPRINGS Ark AP Credit unions will become banks fiercest competitors, ABA official said at the Arkansas Bankers Association meeting. Carl A Bahmeier of Turon South Dakota outlined Union goals of 600 percent loan growth 200 percent savings rise and 2 million members. Bahmeier chaired the ABA state division as delegates vote on an unopposed slate for state offices D C West of Berryville heads the slate with Sam Bowman of McGehee as vice president and M L McKinney of Jonesboro as treasurer.
Sands is due at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas on Friday to begin eight weeks of basic training. After basic he will receive four months of additional training and then join a reserve squadron in the Los Angeles area.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission invites sealed bids by 10 am June 20 1980 for timber sale of 500 acres in Hempstead County Arkansas marked with X trees not to be cut. Maps via commission in Little Rock. Bid deposits require money orders or checks. sale date June 20 1980.
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