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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1963
Page
2
The notice lists daily shopping ads with times and codes for various sale items. It presents a dense sequence of times and abbreviations without full context, suggesting a classified buy and sell listing.
Southwest Conference preview by Harold V. Ratliff notes Baylor and Southern Methodist meet in a pivotal game with Texas courting the title, while SMU seeks credibility and Baylor aims to derail hopes. Rice, Texas Christian, Texas Tech, and Arkansas also face weekend tests as Texas and Texas A&M rest.
A state Health Department official said many communities still face water shortfalls until rainfall replenishes lakes and streams. Marshall has dug a new well to solve its immediate problem, Hartford also drilled a well, while Bloomer near Charleston continues hauling water to keep a poultry processing plant running.
Menu lists daily offerings for Yerger Hopewell School. Monday features hamburger on buns peanut butter sandwiches cinnamon roll and milk. Tuesday offers pinto beans chili tomatoes cabbage slow corn bread and milk. Wednesday serves turkey dressing string beans sweet potatoes with topping cranberry sauce white bread and milk.
Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys opened with a strong lead and never trailed Little Rock University 89 to 65. They led 47-22 at halftime as Larry WeFevers and Chester Barner paced Tech with 15 and 13 points respectively while Ron Hubbard led LRU with 13. Tech shot about 45 percent to LRU's 31.7 percent.
Pine Bluff 33, Hot Springs 0 Eyeeie 7, Little Rock Cen El Dorado 9, Little Rock Hall 7 Little Rock Catholic 6, Searcy 0 Smackover 45, Camden 6 Russellville 27, Jacksonville 0 Magnolia 26, Ashdown 6 Hope 20, Arkadelphia 7 Malvern 20, Camden Fairview Conway 34, Mabelvale 7 Stuttgart 16, Paragould 0 Benton 29, Morriston 0 Sylvan Hills 12, Fuller 7 Sheridan 27, Watson Chapel 12 Murfreesboro 20, Foreman 12 Hot Springs Lakeside 52, Nashville Garden 13, Mena 0 Paris 27, Booneville 6 Bison 10, Bearden 7 Waldron 25, Ozark 0 Walnut Ridge 13, Corning 6 Star City 7, Fordyce 6 Dumas 21, Monticello 0 Cabot 13, Joe T. Robinson 7 Clarksville 19, Charleston 0
Nibco Inc of Elkhart Ind is new owner of Scott Valve Co Blytheville Ark Referee Arnold Adams approved the high bid 436700 with Nibco to take possession immediately payment terms include half down and the rest in six months at six percent interest Blytheville trustee Leon Burrow said Scott Valve had shown small profits and paid debts during trusteeship with 30000 to 40000 in bills such as utilities and taxes paid
Fort Smith Arkansas reports a U S District Court hearing contrasted with a football game where Rice edges a team by a touchdown. The piece notes Arkansas Texas Tech matchup impact as Tech climbs to a 6 4 season with a win over a faltering Arkansas.
Hope Bobcats win their tenth straight, defeating Arkadelphia 20-6 on a muddy field. Mac McLarty and Richard McDowell each surpass 100 rushing yards, with Burnett adding key carries and a 37-yard run. The game featured fumbles and a late Hope score, securing the home win.
A suit to enroll two Black students in Fort Smith's all white Northside High School was postponed due to repairs to the court building. No new hearing date was set. Black pupils now attend the first seven grades of previously all white schools under a grade-a-year plan.
The Arkansas State Council on Education will urge the Education Department to require economics courses for those receiving teaching certificates. The council voted at a Wednesday meeting to seek the requirement. M. H. Russell, president of the council, announced the move.
Henderson State Teachers College president of the council outlined an economic center to distribute social studies information and a speakers bureau to bolster economic education. The council adopted a $62,100 budget and elected Kenneth Pat Wilson of Jacksonville to chair a fund drive committee to support the council’s work.
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