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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
2
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Miss Irene Ward visited Magle Ridge Sunday and Mrs. Ruby Hunt was called to Howard Nichols bedside after surgery at Julia Chester hospital for Hope. Miss Hazel Wilson spent Saturday with Marie Huckabee. Mrs. Buford Bearden and children visited sister Ed Helms last Sunday. Miss Trilby Jackson visits sister Horace Vines in Shreveport. Beatrice Formby was Saturday guest of Marie Huckabee. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith moved into the community. Clytis and Orliss Walker visit Willie Shepard. M. Hamiter visited brother John Hamister Sunday. Mrs. John Hamiter spent Thursday with Mrs. Harold Gere. Mrs. Arthur Sinyard and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sinyard. Mrs. Effie Burns and two granddaughters visited Billie Huckabee. Mr. Harold Payne on sick list all week. Callie Hamiter spent Saturday night with Marie Huckabee. Loriie Huckabee spent Saturday night with Bula Bee Burns. Mrs. Mattie Ratcliff visited daughter Mrs. Harold Payne Sunday.
Centerville health remains fair as Elder of Little Rock delivered a strong sermon. Erwin shows slow improvement. Several residents travel for visits to Stamps Fulton and Shreveport. Epworth League attendance rises. residents urged to return next Sunday. Mrs Hurbert Clark returns home after two months with her parents near Little Rock.
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