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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1960
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes mention Carolina crops broccoli okra peppers and squash with prices. References to apples cranberries and ades appear, plus stray terms like broccoli and peppers. No clear event or names emerge. text relies on garbled phrases and missing context.
Legal notice states the annual school election will be held Wednesday December 6 1990 from 6 00 am to 30 pm. Electors vote a 3 mills tax for school operation and district for a five year term. A school board member for Post No is to be elected. Polling places remain as previously designated. Signed J J Byers Secretary of School Board.
Qualified electors in Washington School District No 12 Hempstead County will vote on December 6 1960 between 8:00 am and 7:00 pm on a school tax levy for debt service and general fund to support operations and a five year board term for one member. Polling places are White Gymnasium Washington and Town Hall Ozark. Sar H Smith Secretary Washington School Board.
WOC Circle 1 met with Mrs J for an 8 oclock session at the community room. The meeting covered plan discussions and local charity items while noting members and attendees.
Circle 1 gathered at Mrs A B Franks home with co host Mrs O G Watkins and Mrs Wallace Pemberton presiding. Devotions from Genesis Exodus opened a business session approving a needy box for Goodland Orphanage Hugo Okla. The November meeting of Circle 2 was at Mrs J R Bemis with prayer by Mrs Allen Gee and Bible study on Living in Christ You in My Heart. Deserts and coffee were served to 14 members.
Notice of sale issued under a chancery order in Hempstead County Arkansas. Commissioner will auction the North 45 feet of Lot Three in Black Fifty four at the Hope courthouse on December 9 1960 on a three month credit with six percent interest and required bond. Several unrelated local notes follow on community events and visits.
Arkansas Governor Faubus says Democratic electors pledged to Kennedy will vote for him even though not legally bound. He notes Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, and Louisiana pledges total enough to prevent Kennedy from reaching 269. Faubus warned the electors could still influence the outcome if they vote their pledges.
The fragmentary notes reference unclear phrases about a loan or debt action tied to aBeech and a numeric item. No clear names, dates, or places emerge to establish a concrete news item or event.
Little Rock AP reports Governor Faubus received praise from Capital Citizens Council official Arnold Sikes after a Wednesday call with Gov. Orval Faubus discussing school integration. Taylor, listed as council aide, indicated satisfaction with Faubus and noted a phone contact while the governor’s stance remained firm.
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