Garland School PTA and church groups schedule meetings
Society notes list Oak Valley and Garland School PTA officers to be honored at a dinner Oct 9. The WSCS of Hope First Methodist plans a covered dish lunch at noon and fall study session on Churches for New Times, followed by a Minus Meeting. Home room Mothers and Officers meet Oct 4 at 8 p.m. First Baptist Church hosts Wollemann Cele at Miss Annie Sue Andres residence Oct 9 at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frazier
Wayne Russell
Garland School
PTA
WSCS
First Methodist Church of Hope
Churches For New Times
Careland School
An Wolleiman Cele
First Baptist Church
Annie Sue Andres
South Main
First Methodist Churehy
Chireles
New Times
Mission Study “Churches For New Times
Mission Study “Churchés For New Times
Methodist Church
Agnes
Kathleen Mallory Girele
Hutan
Harold
Agness
Horsie
Things a Man Learns About Women in Community Notes
A local column recounts class memories and lessons on women from Agnes, a former fourth-grade classmate, amid broader society notes. It traces youth, a playful yet critical moment with a fallen horse, and reflects on how long ago lessons about women were learned, alongside social events like a brunch honoring Miss Sandra Hobbs and a Bridge Club gathering. The piece blends memoir with society updates and event notices from October activities.
Hero Student Stops Bus As Driver Collapses
West Springfield Mass. A school bus driver Isaac Martin collapsed at the wheel as the bus neared King's Highway Elementary. Eleven year old Steven Ricker pulled the emergency brake and steered to safety, saving 35 children aged 6 to 11. Martin died before reaching Providence Hospital Holyoke. The report also notes North American spadefoot toads breed in temporary pools after heavy rains.
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West Springfield
Mass
Steven Ricker
King’s Highway
Isaac Martin
Elm Street
King's Highway
Providence Hospital
Holyoke
Week of Oct Menu For School Lunches
For the upcoming week the school offers daily lunch meals with milk. Monday features ham sandwich potatoes with cheese sauce cabbage and tomato salad and a cherry cobbler. Tuesday serves tamale pie green beans pineapple cabbage slaw hot biscuits and chilled peaches. Wednesday presents hamburger helper macaroni and tomatoes with mustard pickles onions and cheese and brownies. Thursday includes baked beets with Vienna sausage buttered peas and carrots stuffed celery corn bread squares butter and peanut butter cookies. Friday offers tuna croquette tomato sauce hash brown potatoes cabbage celery salad hot rolls butter and plain cake with fruit topping.
U.S. Worried Anew About Flow of Gold
AP analysis notes a British rate cut amid renewed concern over short term investment funds and U.S. gold outflows. U.K. rate changes spur shifts in yields and funds moving to London, affecting U.S. dollar and gold stability while the Bank of England trims to ease domestic constraints.
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Sam Dawson
Business News Analys
New York
U.S
London
United States
London Free Market
U.S. Treasury
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Bank
British Treasury
Berlin
Britain
Arkansas area eyed as major industrial crossroads
A report by Bob Haring notes Memphis West Memphis could become a leading industrial hub, with Arkansas studies showing strong transport links on the Mississippi River, near Ohio and Arkansas river routes, plus emerging rail and highway corridors. William P. Rock of the Arkansas Industrial Development Commission touts potential growth, while Crt—tenden County trails national gains.
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Bob Haring
Associated Press
Memphis
West Memphis
America
William P. Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Atlanta
Crittenden County
Rock
Memphis-west
Arkansas River
Tulsa
Okla
United States
New England
Boy Admits 7Year-Old Slaying Reported Incident
A 13 year old boy from Elmhurst admitted luring a 7 year old neighbor girl into a field, assaulting her, and killing her by drowning in a rainwater pond. He stated the act was for thrill and was held for court on serious charges. Police recovered soiled overalls linked to the confession and identified the field near the victim’s home as the crime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Neff
Yvonne
Eliot
Jlace
Edward
du Page
Wheaton
William Bauer
Schleneger
Herbert Mertes
Schloneger
Albertine Fisher
Steven
Merter
Edward Pivonka
Helen June
Bauer
Harrison to Get a Flood Loan
The Urban Renewal Administration approves a $25,000 loan for Harrison Arkansas to acquire land for the Crooked Creek urban renewal project. Early land purchases will enable demolition and relocation of families to proceed with planning.
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Washington
The
Urban Renewal Administration
Harrison, Ark
Crooked Creek
Harrison
Two Arkansas lawmakers in play for next races
On page four the article tracks Mills Norrell and Al ford as they navigate potential bids. Mills plans a reelection tour of his new district centered on Little Rock and may seek leadership after Rayburn. Norrell hints at a Senate bid but campaigns in her altered district, while Alford shows statewide activity suggesting a future state race. Gathings and Trimble expect active outreach. Fulbright rivals tease Mills and Norrell as possibilities.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
J. H
Hebron
Ind
Barbara Porterfield
Cortland
Ohio
Barbara
B. P
Norrest
Harris
Mills
Little Rock
Alford
Gathings
Trimble
Congress
Fulbright
Norrell
House
Ways and Mears
Sam Rayburn
Births in Hope and area list new babies and parents
A long list of birth notices from Hope and surrounding areas reports newborns with parents names and hometowns. Names include Barton Scott, Jerry Wayne, Brooke Share, Billy Nolan Jr, Tonya Lynne, Raymond Leroy, William Kyle, Autry Dale, Denise Wilene, Janet Leigh, Kathy Anette, Rodney Louis, and others. Parents hail from Hope Blevins Fulton Rosston Little Rock and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Nolan Jr
William Lewis
Evans
Hope
Tonya Lynne
Edward Leroy Adams
Fulton
Raymond Leroy
William Burton Osborn
William
Buns
Eugene Flesher
Herbert Wayne Johnson
Little Rock
Kenneth Wayne
William Robert
Campbell
Blevins
William Kyle
Shirl Dwayne McCoy
Jacqueline
James Autry
Glanton
Autry
Dale
Aaron Bryan Cross
Allen Bryan
Hope Star Ad Rates and staff list from Mopé Arkansas
The Hope Star lists staff roles including M Washburn editor and publisher g Bani M Sones managing editor Benet Parker advertising Mar M (Ped) Rogers Jr gate's Mat George W Mosmet mechanical superintendent. It notes second class mail, circulation in Hempstead Nevada LaFayette Howard Millett counties and subscription rates for various periods. Also lists advertising reps in several cities and confirms AP membership and exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Hempstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Millett
Arkansas
Starrick
Memphis
Tenn
de Texas Bank
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
42Nd St
New York
N. Y
Penopseat
Datrait
Mich
Oklahoma City
Okla
Weekly agriculture winners crowned in city papers race
Winners were Camben Daily News and Fordyce News-Advocate in agriculture. Al Pollard Trophy for column writing went to Stuttgart Daily Leader and Magicd Tree Tribune. Eureka Springs Times-Echo won Randall Dixon Memorial Trophy for best entry in a special commercial printing contest. Little Rock Photoengraving Co. awarded first place to North Little Rock Times in a news or advertising picture contest. Trophies were given at the luncheon, with sweepstakes awards postponed to home towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camben Daily News
Fordyce News-Advocate
al Pollard
Stuttgart Daily Leader
Tribune
Eureka Springs Times-Echo
Randall Dixon
Little Rock Photoengraving Co
North Little Rock Times
Warning Order in Coleman Divorce Case Hempstead County
The Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas issues a warning order in the case Martha Etta Coleman v Earl Richard Coleman. The defendant is ordered to appear within the legal term and answer the complaint. Witness the court seal dated September 27 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery Court of
Hempstead’ County, Ark
Martha Etta Coleman Ve
Richard Coleman
Earl Richard Coleman
Martha Etta Coleman
Adoption Notice in Hempstead County Court
Notice of adoption petition filed August 23 1961 in Hempstead County Arkansas by Mitchell C Wyatt and Avdella Wyatt for Debra Louise Moore daughter of Aaron Moore. Respondents must appear within 90 days to contest to prevent decree. clerk J B Turnage signs with Compton deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Debra Louise Moore
Aaron Moore
Mitchell C. Wyatt
Avdella Wyatt
Courg
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J. M. Houston
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George Peck
C. M. Agee
Mrs. Agee
Talbot Feild
Hal Boyle
Glinanithenadia
Anindnad
Sandra Hobbs
Vincent Foster
G. A. Hobbs
H.R. Hollingsworth
Bridge Club
Crit Stuart, Jr
Gordon Bayless
Mary's Beauty Shop
Elm St, S
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Harts
Shirley Maclaine
Frank Sinatra
Maurice Chevalier
North America
Harold Hendrix Guyers
Wera
Mars
Dorothy DIX
Memphis - West Memphis
Son
St. Louis
Ithan
Wells Alan Webb
Berkeley
Calif
Webb
Hexcelwebb
All Nations Iproducts Inc
Helcolonists
Reeg
Flaid
Earth
Sumuohig
Wawra
Pironka
Schleueger
Sam Opment
Southwest
Lewis
Francis
Hope Star
Patrher
Walnut Street
Mopo
Petwack
Associated Prose
Jamie Russell
Katherine B. Lauterbach
D.C
V. W. Wiggins
Albert Graves Jr
J. BD. Turnage
Tnez Compton
Karen
Sue
Linnie
Betty Lynn Beauty Shop
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