Pine Bluff Zebras Edge Hope for Arkansas Title
Pine Bluff Zebras defeated Hope 13 to 0 in driving rain to claim the Arkansas High School conference championship before about 5,000 fans. Hope had three early chances but could not finish, while Pine Bluff capitalized on two scoring opportunities in the middle and late stages. Zebras halted Hope’s offense by bottling up Ellen and erasing any momentum after halftime as Hutson and Leftwich produced the decisive scores.
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Leonard Elles
Pine Bluff
Ark
Pine Bluff Zebras
Hope
Bobcats
Ie Pine
Norman Green
Rob Hutson
J. D. Jones
Zebras
Ellen
Green Force
Zebra
Elen
Pow Bluff
Bobcat
Galloway
Jo Jo
Pang
Bohents
Baker
Baeson
Boson
Tnree
Green
Vthother
Uneee
Rom Hutson
Tommy Lettwick
LaFitte
Hart
Aven
Leftwich
Hutson
Alen
Egard
Pine Luft
Announcements Must Be Signed
The Star will not publish unsigned notices including weddings engagements births and deaths as the sender name and address must be known to management. Signatures are not printed but required for all announcements and will be enforced strictly for these items.
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Vmissivas
Rev J K Gregory New Pastor At Hope Church
The Rev John Keith Gregory of Santa Fe New Mexico has accepted the pastorate of First Christian church of Hope and will preach opening sermon Sunday at 1 o clock on The Ministry of the Pulpit. Church services and programs follow with morning, Sunday school, and evening roles led by local groups.
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John Keith Gregory
Santa Fe
New Mexico
First Christian Church of Hope
Christ In Church
East Avenue B
North Main
Suncey
Christian Endeaver Society
Gif Pam
Come Good Christians All Carols Known in Vineyards
A French carol dating to 1483 is cited as popular among peasant vineyard communities. Known as Noel Nouvelet, it was noted by Rabelais for its 18th century popularity among readers and rural singers.
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Noel Nouvelet
Rabelais
Flying to the Average Citizen by Roger Q Williams
Roger Q Williams, transatlantic flier and Reader's Digest speaker, told Rotary Kiwanis and Hope Chamber groups that 50 to 60 percent of American youth have flown and fear is the main barrier. He cited one fatality per 72 million passenger miles and urged parents to learn aviation facts, sharing his New York to Rome flight tale and inviting local riders to join him.
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America
Roger Q. Williams
Transatlantic Fl
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Barolw
Colonel Williams
Milion Pasenger Mies
Williams
United States
Reader's Digest
Incheon
Guy E. Bayse
G. T. Cross
Kiwanis
A. G. Patten
Rotary
New York
Rome
Negro Amateur Program at City Hall Tuesday Night
The negro recreation council of Hope sponsors a negro amateur program at City Hall Tuesday night December 5. Doors open at 7:15 with curtain soon after. The program features song hits jitterbug dancing taps harmonica and quartet singing. Reserve seats will be available for white persons.
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Negro Recreationyl Council of Hope
Cotton price report from New York market closes mixed
The December cotton futures opened Friday at 4.97 and closed at 41 1K0T with middling spot around 10.90, reflecting a volatile session on the New York market.
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New York
Texas A&M and Tennessee Triumph on Thanksgiving Day
Texas A&M defeated Texas 20 to 0 before 40,000 drenched fans while Tennessee shut out Kentucky 10 to 0 to keep an undefeated streak alive. The two games highlighted Thanksgiving football amid a day of college action across the nation.
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Aggies
Texas Longhorns
Tennessee
Kentucky
New York
Texas A and M
University of Texas Longhorns
Auburn
Vols
Drlves
Texas Aggies
California
Rural Hempstead Red Cross drive totals $284.14 reached
Rural chairmen urge final reports as the Christmas Seal co ordination ends November 30. Reports from Wallaceburg Garland and Water Creek townships show wide participation with many individuals listed. Remaining unreported townships include Mine Creek Redland Newland and part of the CCC area.
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Red Cross
Wallaceburg
Garland
Water Creek
Mine Creek
Redland
Newland
CCC
Royce Weisenberger
Herbert M. Stephens
Reeves Alston
Clyde Martin
Mr. Power
Wallaceburg Township
Eugene Stephens
J. M. Brown
Annie
Bostick
C. Stephens
Qene Zuchamy
P.H. Blephens
Bruce W. FP
Bronson T. F
Smith W. U
Wade C. E. Brooks
K. B. Spear
Warren Nesbit
C. B. Palmer L
W. Cullens T
J. Stewart
Nelson
H. M. Stephens
Nesbitt SL
Tribble
Herbert M. Stears
H. W. Timberlake
Tom Shakleford
W. Leverett
Roy Foster Dully
Garda Edgar Leverett
Jess Wond
Chester Stephens
Eirsa Reed
el Agatha Poole
Sonia Ann Poole
Marjorie Sanuel
Watercreek
Eugene Woodutt
I. C. Hughson
George Wiley
Eugene Woodall
Ruth Atkins
Guernsey
Oe Meshman
William KR
Pasley
Accu
Cranium Crackers Abbreviations Quiz Review
A brief note explaining common abbreviations such as ibid, viz, and others. It hints at terms like op cit and et al, inviting readers to test their understanding of shorthand found in texts. The page marks a two column section labeled Two for further entries.
Oscar D. Green 46 Dies in Hot Springs Army Hospital
Oscar D. Green of Fulton died at 12 25 a m Friday in the Army and Navy hospital at Hot Springs He was a World War veteran and a member of the American Legion post of Hempstead county Surviving his widow and eight children three sisters and several relatives The body will be moved to Heatdon Cornelius Funeral Home at Hope for a service then transported to Fulton for funeral services at 2 o'clock
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Oscar D. Green
Fulton
Army & Navy
Hot Springs
American Legion
Hempstead County
Inez, Taylor
Ronald
Wiaula Sue
Rita Lou Janice Loretta
Dixie Lea
Florence Poley
Houston
R. D. Meek
Buw Leys
Okla
O. C. King
Molenville
Heatdon-Cornelius Funeral Nome
Hope
Pulton
Yerger High School to Broadcast Program
Yerger High School N F A chapter will sponsor the first of a series of broadcasts on KARK in Little Rock Friday December 2 at 445 PM. The program features a state championship quartet of Yerger vocational students who toured New Jersey and New York for a national contest. Quartet members are W C Easter Thomas English C L Plunroy and A J Piggee Amos Henry chapter president will speak. Similar programs will air from Little Rock and Hot Springs during the year.
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Yerger High School
KARK
Premier Daladier's War Power Extended by Senate
Paris report says the Senate approved extending Premier Daladier's decree powers for wartime rule. The vote tally was 243 to 24.
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Paris
France
Senate
Premier Daladier
Controversy Between Anew Faces Judgment and Righteous
A fragment notes a dispute arising anew and persons brought to judgement. The text mentions judges determining guilt and declaring the righteous, while condemning the wicker Deviervenumy as part of the conflict.
Dewey Seeks Republican Presidential Nomination
New York district attorney Thomas E. Dewey formally entered the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination on Friday. He told state party leaders he would be glad to make the fight and could carry the pivotal state.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
Russia Recaptures Lands in Baltic and Finland Push
The Associated Press reports Soviet advances reclaim territory lost after World War I including Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and parts of Poland and Bessarabia. It notes 71,756 square miles regained from Poland western Ukraine and White Russia, with some gains from Austria Hungary. The piece mentions Baltic pacts and bases, and notes Staffa as a deserted European island resort.
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Associated Press
Russia
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Bessarabia
Roumania
Ukraine
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Warsaw
Baltic States
Finland forms new government as Russia widens attack
News despatch from Helsinki reports Finland appoints Risto Ryti as premier and Vaino Tanner as foreign minister while Russian air raids strike Helsinki Viborg and other cities. Reports say 30 women and children died in bombing and hundreds of Russians captured on the Akrelian isthmus. Refugees seek safety near Grankulla as Roosevelt appeals for civilian protection.
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Helsinki
Finland
Moscow
Viborg
Hangoe
Gulf of Finland
Risto Ryti
Bank of Finland
Vaino
Tanner
Aime Cader
Elja Erkko
Akrelian
Helsinka
Nolice
Grankulla
United States
Arthur Schoenfeld
Kvyrkenes
Norway
Petsama
Arctic Ocean
Petchenga
Petsamo
Roosevelt
Washington
Russia
Courthouse Edition 7c Postage Information
Extra copies of the Hope Stars Courthouse Edition, published Tuesday November 28, may be purchased at The Star office at 21244 South Walnut Street. Paper costs 5 cents per copy plus 2 cents postage, total 7 cents. The office will mail to the address provided.
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Hope Stars
Star
South Walnut Street
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