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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1941

Page

3

Hempstead County Faces Loss of One House Seat

Our Daily Bread notes Hempstead and Union counties appeal a state board reapportionment based on the 1940 census. Hempstead County hopes to keep its two seats in the lower house, with city, state, and legislative leaders backing defense filings and urging united support for retention of representation.

East Arkansas Pulaski Hempstead County Royce Weisenberger State Hempstead Union County E. F. McFaddin James H. Pilkinton Rep. Weisenberger Arkansas Supreme Court

Easter Gifts to Be Sent to Guard Sunday

A truckload of home baked cakes from Hope and Hempstead county women and a large amount of cigarettes and tobacco bought by public subscription will be delivered to Hempstead county National Guard at Camp Robinson Easter Sunday. Roy Jones of City Bakery donated bakery tunnels for the trip to Little Rock. Public subscription funds totaling 195.21 will finance the cigarettes and tobacco, transported by a committee leaving Hope at 8 a.m. Sunday to spend at Camp Robinson for the Guardsmen. The tentative committee includes B F McFuddin J L Elder Ben Edminston Linus Walker A Hy Washburn Terrell Cornelius and Charles Harrell, to be met by Lt. Garnet Martin and officers and men of Company 4, 15th Infantry.

Little Rock Camp Robinson B. FP. McFuddin J. J L. Elder Ben Ediminston Linus Walker A. Hy, Washburn Terrell Cornelius Charles Harrell Garnet Martin Company 4 Infintey

Unconscious man found on Highway Q7 near Emmet

An elderly man identifying as Crowley was found unconscious on Highway Q7 near Emmet Friday afternoon by state police and taken to Julia Chester Hospital for treatment. Police found no evidence supporting his claim of being struck by a car before he was examined by Dr. L. M. Lile and later sent to relatives in Little Rock.

Crowley Emmet Julia Chester Hospital Wearmcat L. M. Lile Little Rock

Riddle Pose: Sports Terms Paired With Double Meanings

Cranium Crackers presents a word puzzle linking sport terms to non sport meanings. Items include bat and punk bunting and punt stretch and fly net and basket love and cow t with a playful challenge to name the sport and give a non sport definition for each.

Good Will Tour to Feature Sutton Quartet in Hope Land

A goodwill tour promoting Hope Land with Sutton quartet and local people will start Monday night April 21 at Spring Hill. Bearden announced the event with ten singing acts and no admission. Towns listed include Patmos DeAnn Blevins McCaskill Bingen Washington Columbus and Fulton. The Ada petrified forest in Oklahoma is planned as the site of a commercial garage by its Indian owner.

Hope Land Sutton Spring Hill X. Bearden Patmos DeAnn Blevins McCaskill Bingen Washington Columbus Fulton Ada Petrified Forest Oktoma

Nazi Italian Forces Link in Yugoslavia Front Hold Across Belgrade

Berlin reports Nazi units advancing toward Belgrade from key fronts in Yugoslavia and breaking resistance in the south. Yugoslav resistance collapses in Croatia as German forces push through Varazdin and northwest toward Zagreb. Italian and German lines link north of Lake Ohrid while operations mop up the Ljubljana basin. Hungarians cross the border between the Drava and Tisa as the Belgrade front tightens.

Saba Zagreb Karlovine Yugoslavia Lake Ohrid High Command England Ljubljana Horder Drava Tisa Belgrad Nis Bosnia Danube-Saba

Camel Steaks and the Wild West Herds

Settlers in the American west valued camel steaks as the herd descended from Egypt importations. The army released camels in 1850 to move troops and supplies, but the animals rampaged and spooked horses. Camels multiplied until hunters eventually wiped out the herd.

Egypt

Many Expected Special Easter Sunrise Service

Hundreds of Hope and Hempstead county residents will gather at the high school stadium at 6 40 Sunday for the fifth annual Easter Sunrise service If rain comes the high school auditorium will host the event The Rev Thomas Brewster will deliver the sermon Officials note regular Sunday school and morning and evening services at local churches The program lists invocations readings hymns scripture lessons and prayers by named pastors and a cornet solo by Kennelly Crank

Hope and Hempstead County Weather Bureau Thomas Brewster First Presbyterian Church Hope Ministerial Alliance John Keith Gregory Kenneth L. Spore W. R . Hamiton A. E. Hamill Holy City Wallace van Sickle Thaniss Browsaler W. B. Graves Cornet Poatlale Kennelly Crank

Special Train Carries Senator Mortis Sheppard Body

The body of Senator Mortis Sheppard who died in Washington is met by local citizens and W Q W lodge members in Hope at 7 am Saturday. He will be buried at Hillcrest Cemetery Texarkana with full military honors. A convoy of 70 trucks and 623 personnel of the 88th Division pass through Hope en route to Texarkana from Camp Robinson.

Mortis Sheppard Washington, D. C W. Q. W. Lodge Senator Sheppard Hillcrest Texarkana Hope

Three Overloaded Trucks Held After State Drive

A statewide weight-check drive stopped three overweight trucks Friday night. One truck owned by W. Smith of Texarkana carried stone and was over by 10 tons. Another from a Dallas company carried shelled pecans with 5 700 extra pounds. The third owned by R. E. Hobbs of Edinburg carried grapefruit and was 5 000 pounds over. Drivers released to state police custody awaiting trial tentatively set for Monday.

W. ©. Smith Fexarkana Dallas

Willisville High 1941 Honor Group Named Valedictorian

Willisville High School announces valedictorian Ruby Waters daughter of Henry Waters and salutatorian Buddy Jarvis son of Grover Jarvis. Jack Clemens, the superintendent, stated the graduating exercises are set for Friday May 2 with the Baccalaureate sermon on Sunday April 27. The entire senior class plans a trip to New Orleans April 18.

Ruby Waters Buddy Jarvis Willisville High School Jack Clemens Miss Waters Henry Waters Willisville Young Jarvis Grover Jarvis Bearden Ark New Orleans

Editor Mayor Visits Hope as Weekend Guest

David Reynaud mayor of Lutcher Louisiana and publisher of the News Examiner visits Hope for a weekend with friends. The article notes his role and that the Hope trip centers on leisure time and social calls. The piece also mentions a broader commentary on Japanese workers and their use of English speech and writing for pastime.

David Reynaud Lutcher, la News-Examiner Tri-Parish

Thought on mercy from Merchant of Venice

A line reflecting prayer for mercy that compels all to perform merciful deeds, attributed to Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. The quotation emphasizes mercy as a guiding measure for action and character in human affairs.

Lawyer Act Is Partly Invalid In Arkansas Workmen’s Comp case

Arkansas Attorney General Jack Holt ruled that a provision barring anyone but a licensed lawyer from appearing for a claimant before the Workmen’s Comp Commission is invalid. The ruling centers on Act No. 135 of 1941 and its conflict with the 1939 compensation act and constitutional amendment requiring a two thirds roll-call vote for amendments. The measure, sponsored by Rep E H Patterson, faced opposition from labor groups who worried workers or widows would lose share to lawyers.

Little Rock Jack Holt Dave Feel Workmen's Compensation Commission Attorney General Holt General Assembly E. H. Patterson Clarksville Labor

Ministerial Group to Meet Monday in Hope

The regular monthly Hope Ministerial Alliance meeting is set for Monday morning at 30:30 o clock in the Study of the First Baptist church with President Dr Thomas Brewster presiding. All Hope ministers are expected to attend.

The Hope Ministerial Alliance First Baptist Church Thomas Brewster

Germans Raid English Port Brings Heavy Attacks on Bristol

German raiders battered southwestern England in a very heavy raid on Bristol during Friday night. The attack followed a "hit twice" pattern under a full moon, with some areas machinegunned and fires started. U S Ambassador John Winant toured the town Saturday and praised the courage of the wounded and victims, calling the casualties miraculously few given the raid’s intensity.

Bristol England U. S John Winant

Willisville High to Stage The Hoodo on April 17

The Willisville high junior class presents the dramatic play The Hoodo on Thursday April 17 at 7 45 pm The cast includes Welton Bailey Thomas D Martin Calvin Luck James Brad shaw Tilman Marler Watson Crank Imogene Munn Marcelle Herring Oneva Waldrep Floise Martin Mer lene Martin Louise Shackelford Louise Young Helen Barber Hers Bailey Evelyn Allder Ruth Herring Dorothy D Mitchell Ruby Nell Evans Rachel Elmore Beatrice Weems Lucille Woodruff

Juunior Willisville High School Welton Bailey Thomas D. Martin Calvin Luck James Bradshaw Tilman Marler Watson Crank Imogene Munn Marcelle Herring Oneva Waldrep Floise Martin Merlene Martin Louise Shackelford Louise Young Helen Barber Hers Bailey Evelyn Allder Ruth Herring Dorothy D. Mitchell Ruby Nell Evans Rachel Elmore Beatrice Weems Lucille Woodruff

Greek Yugoslav battle reports amid Greek retreat and German advance

British and German forces clash in the Greek mountains and southern Slavia as Greece and Yugoslavia face Axis pressure. Simovic hints of Moscow ties while Berlin and allied news agencies relay casualty estimates amid contested reports on Greek troops cut off near the Vardar. The note cites a German spokesman and foreign broadcasts disputing Greek losses as exaggerated while signaling Yugoslav and Greek defenses and withdrawals. Contracts for 1161 bombers and 420 planes were awarded to Brewster for several allied services.

Pitolj Gap High Advanci Belgrad Slavia Greece Bern Switz Yugoslavia Simovic Moscow Sta Donia Berlin Serbia Adolf Hitler Benite Simovie Germany London Reuters Bri Vardar Ngs Thrace Vardaiver Athens Age Idan

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