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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
4
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Sunday dinner guests include Mr and Mrs Elbert Burke and family and Mr and Mrs OSteen. Vernell Breeding visited Syble Samuels. Oaklawn basketball beat DeAnn second team 20 to 12. Adell Samuel hosted a Saturday party. Mrs Lucy mourned at home of Mrs Eros Samuel at 3 oclock Friday afternoon. She was 83 and a long time resident born nearby.
Funeral services were conducted at the family home on Saturday afternoon with Brother Stingley officiating. The burial took place in Rose Hills cemetery at Hope. Surviving are one sister Mrs Black three daughters Mrs Carrie Cornelius Mrs Dora Davis and Mrs Eros Samuel and a number of grandchildren. additional social notes include visits and calls among local residents each Sunday and Thursday with friends and relatives listed.
McCaskill Bro Warren filled his first appointment on Sunday. The league is invited to present a program at Bingen next Sunday evening. J A Sevedge and daughter Maxine were Hope visitors last week. Mr and Mrs John Gaines visited Lockesburg for business. Alvis Stokes and family spent the weekend with relatives in Foreman. Mrs C C Thomas and children from Smackover visited Dr and Mrs J E Gentry. Maxine Sevedge attended an Arkadelphia visit Sunday. Mrs Sidney Stone and Mrs Odis Harris with Kendry Hampton shopped at Nash.
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