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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1962

Page

1

Calendar Monday and Tuesday church circle meetings listed

Calendar notes outline a series of church group gatherings across October involving First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Brookwood A. A., and West Presbyterian churches. Officers to be installed, hosts named, and member attendance urged for Circles 1 and 2 with specified times in chapel and homes.

Builders Bible First Baptist Chace WC. Bramlett Lester Gorswin Leg Narrisfield West Presbyterian Chuceh

Blue Ticket Classing Drives Cotton Market in Arkansas

The cotton classing system, facilitated by the USDA and three offices, uses blue green tickets to certify grade and fiber length. Producers ship samples to classing officers, receive a card detailing grade, staple length, and color, and can price their cotton accordingly, with loans and market prices varying by quality.

Hepple Sedlinige Ty Bedée Cutton Wien USDA Dacen I B.O Usda Collan Hom W. W Lite Hock H. Q. Kyle Arkansas Claesing Phere Colton Cary Checker Relasec Mississinpi Greene, Clay, Craig Index Commodity Credits Corp

Spage hette Supper by Calblaio Lakes Aller Society

The Calblaio Lakes Aller Society hosts its annual Spage hette Supper on Thursday night. Work begins at 5:30 PM with tickets for adults at $1.59 and children’s meals priced accordingly.

Calblaio Lakes

Kennedy Sidelined by Mild Cold. White House Reports

President Kennedy suffers a minor upper respiratory infection and has canceled his schedule for the day. Press secretary Salinger cites the illness as the reason, with Admiral Barkley and the White House physician advising Kennedy remain in his living quarters as a precaution. Temperature and pulse reportedly normal.

Washington Kenedy White House Pierre Salinger Kennedy George W. Barkley

Bookmobile Schedule for October Week Readouts

Bookmobile schedule lists routes and times for October 9 and 10. Stops include Guernsey Whitney Grocery Heat McNab Latsoaw Home Nature Gas Station BR Bar Ranely Fry Home Youngblood Cafe Lanteburg Schoal Lan Manns Grocery Kesslon Community Bright Star School Doddridge Post Office Yancey's Store Thomason Grocery Valley Gin Faton Home.

Barkmobile Guernsey

Zanuck’s Bid to Avert Fox Bankruptcy Faces Long Road

In a candid New York interview, Darryl F Zanuck, president of 20th Century Fox, outlines a plan to rescue the studio from a last year operating loss of 22.5 million dollars. He details a shift to a clean slate by year’s start, hopeful results by mid 1983, and cautions that Cleopatra will not yet yield profits. He cites Ben Hur’s later success as the model for future gains and stresses a focus on new releases and limited roadshows.

Zanuck Bob Thomas NEW York API 20Th Century-Fox Oll Darryl Francis Zanuck Fox Production Mae Hollywoon

Boy, 14, Struck and Killed While Crossing Highway 1

Danny Hawkins, age 14, from near Blytheville, died after being hit by a car on Highway 1 near Blytheville Thursday night. State Trooper Gilbert Man said Hawkins was attempting to cross the highway when the crash occurred.

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Dear Helen and a rural sheriff tale wrap up

Dorothy Dix column on parental dating concerns and a stay at home mother’s troubles blends with a serialized western scene. Advice covers parental consent, trust, and handling a spouse’s fidelity while a courtroom oath and a sheriff’s pursuit unfold, ending with a cliffhanger.

Ordeal at Comanche Wells by Benjamin F. Capps

Sheriff and ranchers confront a large raiding party near Comanche Wells. Youngblood and his four men repelled an attack, while Pendergrass returns from town with crucial intelligence. With about 14 deputies facing at least 20 bandits, the defense tightens as a judge asks to be sworn in.

Youngblood Ordeal Comanche Wells Benjamin F. Capps Pendergrass Younghlood Ruth Jones

Six Men Escape From Submarine Tiptoe In Mediterranean

The Admiralty announced six crewmen escaped from the submarine Tiptoes in the Mediterranean using a two man escape chamber that eliminates feeding a compartment to balance pressure, a departure from the old method. Tiptoe, sister ship to Thetis and Truculent, both noted for prior sinkings in British waters with multiple fatalities.

London

Little Flaws That Alarm the Human Spirit

The piece muses on small flaws that disrupt daily life more than major disasters. The narrator laments wire coat hangers as a personal curse, noting inherited fears and recurring annoyances that mar everyday living.

Merius Next Week at Hope Schools

The Hope Schools menu for next week lists meals from Monday to Friday. Dishes include ham patty with cheese sauce, creole green beans, spiced beets, corn bread and milk. hamburgers, bar potatoes, mixed vegetables, apple crisp and milk. chicken and dumplings, peas, carrots, celery sticks, cherry cobbler and milk. fish cakes and potatoes with cheese, stewed tomatoes, bread, cake and milk.

Reapportionment Suit Likely in Arkansas

Hollywood Florida AP reports an advisory to Governor Faubus signals possible lawsuits over Arkansas legislative apportionment. Attorney William J. Smith says suits may challenge frozen senatorial districts and the one representative per county plan, while he aids in defending the congressional districting act.

Hollywood Fla Arkansas Orval Faubus William J. Smith Lite Rock Southern Governors Conference Smith Arkansas Attorney General

Wire Coat Hangers And A Destructive Habit

A man describes a compulsive need to twist and collect wire coat hangers. He recalls attempts to switch to wooden hangers failing as wooden pieces disappear into his wife’s closet. The obsession causes tangled clutter and repeated conflicts over clothes.

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