Greenie Euys Co Insurance Loans Realty at 209 Main St
Local business listing for Greenie Euys Co offering insurance loans and real estate services located at 209 Main Street with contact phone 7-466.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
3
Local business listing for Greenie Euys Co offering insurance loans and real estate services located at 209 Main Street with contact phone 7-466.
In Hutchinson Kansas barbers report a new teen fad the Caesar cut named for Julius Caesar. Hair is cut short with bangs hanging over the forehead the style is praised as easy to manage by barber Tony Entz who notes boys favor the look.
Gov. Orval Faubus told reporters he will urge a future state purchase of an airplane for successors. He said current transport relies on businessmen who own planes and on the state National Guard when needed.
Randal L. Tyus, prominent Black educator and business executive from New York City, has been appointed to the Small Business Administration. As program coordinator for Negro and other minority groups, he will liaise between SBA and thousands of small business owners. Tyus formerly directed development at Clark College, Atlanta, and earned an MBA from Boston University.
Washington reports the United States will continue aid to South Vietnam while awaiting a presidential decision. CIA funds totaling 250000 monthly for special forces under Diem loyalists are cited as straight aid. Kennedy administration seeks liberalization of Diem regime while pressing for broader popular support in a widening policy review.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Shirley Ann Stephens files a chancery suit against Willie Joe Stephens. The defendant is warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Jim Cole notes the seal dated September 10 1963 with attorneys Crow Wilson and Leona Cole on file.
The Spring Hill School District No. 10 in Hempstead County will hold its annual election on September 24, 1963 from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Voters will approve a 36 mill tax for debt service and operating funds and elect one board member for Post 1 for five years and one member for Post 2 for one year. Polling places remain as previously designated. Signed Warren Butler, Secretary of the School Board. notices dated August 28 and September 4 and 11, 1963.
A rugged trek narrative follows Bancroft Benson and allies riding toward Villalobos as tensions rise. The narrator battles doubt about allies and fate, while Don Alfredo hosts a lavish welcome at the Hacienda with guests from local houses, hinting at looming conflict and national politics.
Municipal court lists defendants and charges including Johnny Fuller reckless driving plea not guilty with $31.50 fine and $25 suspended. James Betts assault and battery forfeited $16.50. multiple drunkenness and disturbing peace cases with fines and bonds. several speeding and muffler offenses. state docket items with fines. civil docket shows judgments for plaintiff totaling $177.19 and $90.35 by default with garnishments.
Civil docket entries list numerous party pairs and entities such as Baker dba Bakers Easy Pay Tire Co and Leroy Anderson. Guy C. Smith and Decker Wade. Jordan's Body Shop against Jim Witherspoon. Herman Brown versus Bob Odom. Castleberry versus George Castleberry. Marcélette Mann versus William Marion Main. Louise Phillips versus L T Phillips. various license issuances and multiple Hope and Dallas area names including Homer Stuckey Patmos Patsy Smith Dora Jean Kinsey and more. The record shows numerous civil actions, license issuances, and docket pairs reflecting a consolidated Hempstead Courthouse filing.
Fragmentary text lists names and roles at newspapers and advertisers, plus a long Associated Press rights notice. No clear event or story. possible masthead and imprint information from Arkansas Tennessee Chicago Detroit Oklahoma City and New York addresses.
The Arkansas Supreme Court today denied a petition for rehearing of its June decision invalidating four 1958 legislative acts. Attorney General Bruce Bennett, who wrote the laws, had asked for rehearing last week as the NAACP challenged the measures as aimed at hampering its operation in Arkansas with Bennett as the chief defendant.
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