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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1931
Page
4
Selections from local clubs and circles fill pages with meetings and social events. Miss Lula Adan Frink, a 14-year-old sophomore, earns pageant attention at the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Hot Springs Ark. Educator delegates gather. Miss Frink highlighted by educators nationwide.
Personal mention notes Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Keller and their son Jimie visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Copeland before returning to Conjway. Mrs. L. S. Thomas left Saturday for Kerrville Texas to visit her husband, undergoing treatment at a hospital there. She plans to return Saturday.
Little Rock led with 11 031.51 dollars as 67 cities and towns received final apportionments totaling 52 375.65 dollars from the Firemen's Relief and Pension Fund. Warranties for amounts will be issued early this week, funded by tax-approved insurance premia and slated from the 1929 legislature appropriation.
Reported in Sloan-Hendrix Academy circles, Mr. Comp served as assistant athletics coach during a two year tenure. He previously led Imboden Academy after Hendrix College graduation in 1928. Mrs. Camp will join Galloway High as a teacher next year. The crash, near Beebe, caused shock to physicians. the Moyer party, returning to Herkimer, were involved.
Distribution figures cover many towns with amounts including Arkadelphia 482.24 Arnadens Gilt 136.45 Ashdown 211.54 Augusta 147.57 Batesville 727.02 Benton 325.58 Bentonville 267.04 Berryville 87.10 Brinkley 207.42 Camden 885.76 Charleston 59.04 Clarendon 101.66 Clarksville 411.40 Conway 754.88 Dardanelle 172.30 DeQueen 285.76 Dermott 334.73 DeWitt 11.99 Dumas 195.04 England 232.36 Edora 271.46 Eureka Springs 185.56 Fordyce 321.78 Forrest City 623.38 Gordon 183.53 Harrison 401.86 Hebe Springs 174.82 Hope 696.89 Lake Village 274.91 Lonoke 104.85 Luxora 6690 McCrory 120.59 McGehee 434.23 Magnolia 416.50 Malvern 468.04 Marianna 710.63 Mena 338.02 Monticello 414.59 Morriston 51.82 Newport 742.90 North Gitting Tack 840.78 Paragould 705.67 Paris 301.03 Pigott 140.43 Prescott 31.02 Rogers 3448.34 Russellville 641.02 Searcy 510.46 Sheridan 82.39 Siloam …
The document lists per city figures Springs 421.39 Smackover 70.19 Springdale 227.77 Stuttgart 992.20 Van Buren 244.50 Warren 866.20 West Helena 258.05 Wynne 348.63 with a cumulative total of 52375.65. The figures reference municipal revenue allocations and balance summaries across multiple towns and counties.
Dolph Camp, mathematics instructor at Hope High School from 1926 to 1928, will become professor of mathematics at Galloway College in Searey next fall. He is currently pursuing a master's degree at Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee, after resigning his position as superintendent.
George Moyer Beebe, 47, from Herkimer New York, died after an automobile crash near here last Thursday. He succumbed to injuries at the local hospital Sunday afternoon.
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