HOMES AND LIVESTOCK LISTINGS IN HOPE AREA
Real estate and farming ads for Hope area, including mobile homes, houses for sale, acreage, and farm equipment. Listings mention 3 bedroom brick homes, central heat, garages, and 7 acre tracts. Also cattle and hay, fertilized Bermuda hay, and farm service providers with phone contacts. Pervasive local addresses and 777 exchange numbers accompany each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Spring Hill Rd
Wilbur Dearinger
United Farm Agency
3Rd
St. Hope
MOTORCYCLES 75 YAMAHA 350 FOR SALE WITH ACCESSORIES
Classified ad lists a 1975 Yamaha 350 motorcycle with luggage rack back rest locking compartment windshield two helmets cover and metric socket set for 500 dollars. Inquiries after 5:00 p.m. West 16th St Box 325 D. 10-12-41p 42. Also piano and organ notices stating Pianos Wanted all types respond via P O Box 5602 Stephenville Texas 76401. 9-24-line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamaha
West
Stephenville
Neel-Craft Boat moves to Hope Proving Grounds location
Neel-Craft Boat Manufacturing announces relocation to Hope Proving Grounds and offers fiberglass repairs and services with free estimates, pickup, and delivery. Also lists local sales items such as jeans, knit tops, dresses, and a boot sale at Overturnf's Acme door through weekend hours, plus other local ads including animal sale and leather harness for ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel-Craft Boat Manufacturing Inc
Hope Proving Grounds
James Neel
Fall books for kids reveal twin fairy tale favorites
Denise Murcka Wilms surveys upcoming children’s titles for the autumn season. Trine Schart Hyman’s Sleeping Beauty renders a sober lush medieval world, while Verna Aardema’s Who’s in Rabbit’s House adapts a Masai tale with Dil lon illustrations. Lloyd Alexander’s The Town Cats offers witty feline justice, and Eleanor Cameron’s Julia and the Hand of God centers on a girl pursuing writing amid family strain. Helen Cresswell’s Ordinary Jack adds comic growth as a family rises to the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Murcka Wilms
American Library Association
Trine Schart Hyman
Verna Aurdema
Leo
Diane Dillon
Jackal
Rabbit
Frog
Lloyd Alexander
Ist
Alexander
Eleanor Meron
Julia
God
Cameron
Gir
Jack Bagthorpe
Helen Cresswall
Jack
William
Uncle Parker
Cresswell
Bagthorpe
Army aims to cut troops and boost women under Brown plan
Defense Secretary Harold Brown seeks a smaller Army by 1979 budget aims cutting about 10,000 soldiers while expanding women in service from a target of 50,000 by 1983 to at least 80,000. The proposal, tied to lower recruitment costs for women, could trigger congressional clashes. The Army currently numbers 783,000 with prior Senate reductions trimmed by 3,000 from a 13,000 goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
U.S. Army
Congress
Brown
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Beach Boys feuding amid tour ends with potential breakup
Dennis Wilson warns the Beach Boys may end after a turbulent East Coast tour and a new Caribou Records deal. He accuses Mike Love and Brian Wilson of backbiting while Love downplays a breakup, suggesting only a temporary rift within the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Boys
Dennis Wilson
Brian Wilson
Caribou Records
Mike Love
Rolling Stone
Brian
Beac Boys
Dennis
Seeing and Being Seen Can Aid Halloweeners Safety
Safety tips from the American Optometric Association urge avoiding masks for trick or treaters and using non-allergic makeup. Retro reflective material on costumes boosts visibility for drivers, with Indiana University studies showing pedestrians are most visible when wearing reflective shoes and clothing. Parents are advised to stay on sidewalks, cross at corners with lights, and carry a flashlight or lantern.
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ST. Louis
American Optometric Association
Indiana University
Grandmothers Galore In Infant's Family
One month old Clifford Eugene Hall has an extraordinary family lineage with more than 10 living grandmothers and four generations in a five generation line. The North Florida clan includes great grandmothers aged up to 107 and a Cheokee heritage ancestor. Family reunions draw 100 to 300 relatives every ten years, and Cliff’s grandmother predicts he won’t be spoiled.
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Orange Park
Fla
Clifford Eugene Hall
Donna Waltes
Keystone Heights
Cliff
Deborah
Florida
Emma C. Hall
Eleanor Forsythe
Thelma Hall McAdmas
Louise Forsythe
Waites
Ocala
Alain Bongo leads American Jazz Orchestra on West African tour
Alain Bongo, 18, son of Gabon president Omar Bongo, leads an American 30 piece jazz orchestra with six U.S. technicians on a six week West African tour. The group performs free in Libreville and three other capitals, aided by manager Bobbitt, a former James Brown manager. Proceeds fund no single payer. the tour costs exceed 150000 dollars, though Bobbitt downplays the figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Alain Bongo
Organization of African Unit
OAU
Gabon
Omar Bongo
Alain
U.S
Charles Botbitt
Atlanta
James Brown
Libreville
Paris
Europa
Bobbitt
Bongo
Africa
America
Felix Houprove
Nashville
Tenn
United States
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Ingram
J.B. Ingram
Putman
South Hazel
Pete Peterson
East
Cadillac
Sportsman
John Deere
Hope Outdoor Power & Equipment
Third & Hazel
23Rd St
Hahn
Bermuda
Perrytown
S. Pine
Highway Four
Circle Drive
Dodd St
Fulton
North Hope
Foster Realty Company, Inc
East Third Street
Blacktop
Boats & Motors
Wearing Appares
Hope Chest
Bonnie's Dress Shop
Bodcaw
Callsonya
Leos Orase
Sleeping Beauty
Trina Schart Bomar
Quiton
Julia and
the Hand OF God
Eleanor Cameron
Orton
Jack Ty
Helen Crosscell
Macmillan
Gramma
Greg
Sehr bin
Trina Schart Hyman
Army
Eac
John Keats
Treasury Department
Jennifer Kirkland
Clay Today
Coats
Mrs. Waites
Flora Cunningham
Annie L. Sears
Deona Cunningham
Prenty
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