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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1931
Page
2
Reserve Adds at the College Led by Mary Roberts
Mary Roberts leads the college reserve addition as Middlebrooks, Ny, and other players step up to bolster the team. The lineup changes aim to strengthen depth and scoring options for upcoming games amid a tight season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts
Middlebrooks
Pat
Sacred music service at First Baptist Bowen
First Baptist Church Bowen presents a rare Sunday evening program at 7 45 featuring sacred songs from past hymnals now scarce in recent books. Includes solos quartets and congregational singing. Sunday school expected at 9 45 with teachers and officers welcoming attendees. Pastor speaks at 11 on Jesus The Enricher of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Jesus
One Man Mine Owner to Conserve Supply
SALT LAKE CITY Utah Up Leffler Palmer Gold Hill Utah is outstanding among his fellowmen Owner of a rich gold mine which assays up to 1200 a ton Palmer has not only refused to sell his property but only mines just enough for a decent living The Oat Man Mine is near the Nevada line at Wendover Utah Twice a year he visits his mine ships ore to a smelter and lives comfortably on the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Care City
Utah
Leffler Palmer
Gold Hill
Palmer
Rotary luncheon tale and divorce law debate in Arkansas
Sharps and Flats recaps Presley’s Rotary speech recalling a Kentucky boy’s letter from New Orleans as a humorous aside. The column then covers the Little Rock ministerial alliance planning a referendum on Act No 80 the 90 day divorce bill and critiques state expenditures on legal publications and 1932 election issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley
Postoffice Service
Rotary
C. S. Lowthorp
Kentucky Hills
New Orleans
Jim
Little Heck Ministerial Alliance
A. C. Miller
Arkansas Methodist
Arkansas
Miller
Star
de. Miller
Unusual Pear Tree Owned In Iowa
Fort Madison Iowa reports a rare pear tree owned by Ed G Dobey that stands over 50 feet tall and about a century old. It yields 25 to 5 percent of a bushel per harvest and bears fruit about the size of a man's fist, round with no typical pear protrusion. Its origin remains unknown to present caretakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Thief Steals Record Fish On Main Street
Thief grabs a large halibut reputed to be the season’s biggest catch near a local market on Main Street. A light-fingered man cracked a barrel, seized the fish weighing 62 pounds, and fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Easter Music Story at First Christian Church
Easter services at the Christian Church feature The Easter Story in Music performed Sunday night April 5 by the choir directed by Mrs. F L Padgett. Miss Sibyl Smith accompanies, with Miss Elise Reid narrating from scriptures. The program traces the Passion, burial, resurrection, and promise of Christ with chooral pieces and a baptismal closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Padgett
Jesus
Christ
Easter Services at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church announces a six month Sunday school study on Jesus the World's Savior led by minister B D Anderson. Morning worship features an Easter communion and a sermon on The Living Christ. The choir presents The Glory of the Cross cantata at 5 30, with Young People's Meeting at 6 45 and Raymond Newman as reader. Weekly meetings include Ladies Auxiliary executive board Monday at 3, officers meeting Monday at 7 30, and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30. All members and visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Raymond Newman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Medjoy
Easter Decision Day at First Christian Church
Pastor Wilfred P. Harmon invites Cole and all in the Bible school to accept Christ as Savior. Easter sermon, "The Cross and the Tomb," urges full congregational attendance at communion. Evening program by the choir followed by baptismal service at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Cole
Christ
Chancery Court Warns Holt to Answer Suit
In Hempstead Chancery Court R M Briant et al. plaintiffs warn John M Holt to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Willie Harris notes the date April 4 11 18 35 with seal and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panvic Holt
John M. Holt
Seal
Easter Puzzle for Little Folks
A tlancy Easley cut-out puzzle invites children to snip out the black pieces and assemble them into two shapes. The same pieces form either an Easter egg or an Easter bunny, as shown in the illustrations.
Civil War Veteran Plans Own Funeral in Iowa
James J. Taylor, Civil War veteran of Rock Rapids Iowa, has arranged his own funeral including selecting a coffin pallbearers and a minister’s obituary sermon. He claims no medical care needed in six years and notes possible need to replace pallbearers if death strikes a current choice. The report mentions a handkerchief with portraits linked to historical figures and local historical society references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Rapids, Iy
V.R
James J. Taylor
Tayloe
Taylor
Handkerchief Recalls Old Election Slogan
A historical handkerchief recalling the famous presidential campaign slogan Tippecanoe and Tyler is described as part of a remembrance of the 1840 election legacy. The piece notes the slogan’s enduring place in political memory and its association with the era.
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Tippecanoe
Tyler
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