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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1942

Page

4

Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Gatherings

The society page reports Miss Maury Dell Southward’s Thanksgiving morning wedding to William Knowles Fowler in Washington D C, with details on attire and attendants. Also covered are a birthday party for Jo Ann Hartsfield at a kindergarten, club meetings, and charitable contributions planned for veterans and Confederate home residents.

Miss Southward Washington D.C Maury Dell Southward Ben G. Southward William Knowles Fowler Helen P. Fowler Washington, D.C Washington, D. C Miss Hartsfield Leo Hartsfield Lille Jo Ann Sandra Robins Billy Wray van Moore Freddy Jones Brenda Russ Jimmy Miller W.C. Miller Jimmy Waynes Judy Watkins

Local Social News From Prescott and Little Rock

Mrs. William Johnson of Prescott spent Monday with her sister Mrs. Leo Robins. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Jones and Mrs. Belle Phillips are home from Little Rock where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Phillips. Miss Geraldine McJunkins has been moved from Julia Chester hospital to the home of her aunt Mrs. Eugene Cox.

William Johnson Prescott Leo Robins Elbert Jones Belle Phillips Little Rock A. D. Phillips Geraldine McJunkins Julia Chester Hospital Eugene Cox

Perry Business School Closes Final Course

The Perry Business School ended its fourth term as the government offers a free commercial course, delaying a new term. Graduates listed include Ruth Elise Bowden Louise Calhoon Iva Nell Caudle Melba Coffee Betty Jo Hutson Molly Hutson Esther Maxwell Dorothy Faye Moorman Vinla Mae Rothwell Marguerite Stringfellow Mrs Gorrit Whittemore Mildred Brooks Mrs Grace Evans Mrs B C Hyatt Mrs Mae Gladden Martin Mary Joe Monroe Don Moore Jerry Poole Belva June Burke. If your tires are underinflated driving uses more power and gas.

Perry Business School Ruth Elise Bowden Louise Calhoon Iva Nell Caudle Melba Coffee Betty Jo Hutson Molly G. Hutson Esther Maxwell Dorothy Faye Moorman Vinla Mae Rothwell Marguerite Stringfellow Gorrit Whittemore Mildred Brooks Grace Evans

Ohio State Rated As Nation's Top Football Team

Ohio State, Big Ten champion, finished the season as the nation’s No. 1 team per 166 experts polled by the AP. Buckeyes 9 of 10, 41-12 over Iowa, finish ahead of Georgia and Tulsa. Bowl selections favored. Ohio State 337 points, 114 allowed.

Harold Claassen New York Ohio State Ner Associated Press Buckeyes Michigan Iowa Paul Brown Georgia Boston College Haly Cross Wisconsin Tulsa aRaingl Tennessee New Orleans Georgian Tech Texas Alabama Miami Brown Buckeye Madison Wis Badgers Indiana Purdue Northwestern Illinois Fort Knox Southern California Pittsburgh Iowa Seahawks Georgia Tech Notre Dame Tennessee Oy Boton ‘College Stanford University of California At Los Angeles William and Mary Santa Clara Auburn Washington State Mississippi State Minnesota Holy Cross Penn State Penn California Hardin-Simmons Rice Navy Louisiana State Army Amherst North Carolina Pordham Missouri

Intercollegiate sports outlook and Army Navy plans

Wide World columnist reports next week may reveal Army and Navy plans to use college facilities, with services possibly taking over many colleges as training centers. Directors at a football luncheon express faith in football’s future, while Cornell’s Kane notes students must still compete locally.

New York Army Navy Asa Bushnell Cornell Bob Kane Ithaca N.Y

Fights Last Night By The Associated Press

Boxing results from multiple cities report several knockouts and decisions. Notable results include Billy White stopping Al Tribuiani in Baltimore, Joe Muscato defeating Frank Greene in Buffalo, Sonny Horne outpointing Pete Geno in New York, Sal Bartolo beating Larry Balvin in Providence, Richie Lemas knocking out Kelley Peas in Holyoke, and Young Kid McCoy delivering a 4 1/4 round KO in Detroit. Additional fights occurred in Chicago Wilmington and Dallas with varied outcomes.

Associated Press Baltimore Billy White al Tribuiani Wilmington Del Chicago Joe Muscato Butefalo Frank Greene New York George Sonny) Horne Niles Pete Geno Providence R. I Sal Bartolo Boston Larry Balvin Holyoke Mass Richie Lemas Kelley Peas Springfield Detroit Kid McCoy Wild Bill McDowell Dallas Tex

Alabama and A and M sign Cotton Bowl matchup

Sports Mirror Today recalls a year ago when Alabama and Texas A&M agreed to face in the Cotton Bowl. Minnesota topped the final Associated Press grid ranking, Waht Baive was second, and Notre Dame third in that season’s poll. Three years ago Pete Scalzo knocked out Allie Stolz in the fourth round at a New York fight night.

Sports Mirror Associated Press Today Alabama Texas A Minnesota Associated Press Waht Baive Notre Dame Pete Scalzo Allie Stolz New York

Hope Bobcats Entertained at Legion Hall Mulligan

Approximately 25 Hope High School football tour members and a dozen fans were guests of Leo Robins at a duck and squirrel mulligan event at the American Legion Hall. Coagh Lester Bradley of Nashville, undefeated with his crapper team for two seasons, spoke as principal. he credited weakened opposition but praised Hope's best game of the season. Other speakers included Coach Foy Sammons, Olie Olsen, and T. Cornelius.

Hope High Leo Robins Foy .Sammons Olie Olsen T. §. Cornelius

Spa at Center of Baseball Training, Eastman Letter Sparks Cheer

Chicago December 1 Major league executives opened their historic meet after Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman urged priority for baseball team travel. His remark stirred optimism though not a commitment to a 1943 season. Magnates praised the gesture as a splendid recognition amid lingering gloom.

Charles Chamberlain Chicago Joseph B. Eastman Defense Transportation Eastman ODT

Baseball Leagues Plan Travel Saving Schedules

Major leagues and club owners endorsed government hints to continue play while minimizing travel. Presidents Harridge and Frick reported schedules cut about 23,000 miles per league next season with more four game series and interleague swings. Flexible plans allow double headers and extra travel days to reduce delays and cancellations.

Deays Harridge and Frick Seais Rathi Harridge

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