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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
2
The notice outlines changes to a local storefront with new spots in the North Arcade not yet in place. It mentions a plan to relocate or adjust displays and confirms ongoing review of layout for better flow and shopper access.
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Old Liberty as Gilbert is in the hospital for ent. We hope for him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hicks and Mrs. Hicks spent last weekend with Magnolia relatives. Numerous neighbors and kin visited, called, or were called upon at homes in Locksburg and nearby. Remember Sunday school and Easter program. everyone invited to church events.
Hol ly Springs No 1 reports B S Alford of Minden La turning seventy five with a family reunion at the eldest daughter Mrs J S MeDowell home. Attendees included C C Collins and children from Hope E H Alford and children from McNeil W C Alford and children from Minden F P Alford and children from Cotton Valley La Marl Wallace from Stamps Clara Martin and children from Fairview. Ruby Ross died April 15 after a prolonged illness and was buried in Fairview cemetery Monday afternoon.
DeAnn and Clarence Critchlow spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Breeding. Genter Willis visited Mr and Mrs T J Harisfield Monday. Hubert Sherley and daughter called on E M Boyet Monday night. Udell Samuel and Frances Hartsfield were Sunday dinner guests of Gussie and Roberta Shelton. N B E Eady preached three sermons. John Lloyd spent the weekend with Birdie Greenhaw in Spring Hill. Local youths attended Claude McCorkle party last Friday night. Ardell Clark and baby daughter called on A M Clark Saturday afternoon. Mary Jo McCorkle Otis Jessie Charles Willie and Millar McCorkle were guests at E M Boyett's Wednesday night. J W Samuel and family hosted visiting son Carlton Samuel Saturday night and Sunday. An old weather report tale mentions an error by a minister named Winnington in Del.
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