Christmas Notes and Local News From Hope Arkansas
Miss Mary Jon Brady of Texas Christian University visits family in Hope. Mrs. J AL Brady hosts relatives. Mary Neil Rider's wedding to Robert R. Hitler reported at First Baptist Church in Hope with Rev. Willian R. Hamilton officiating. Mrs. Ralph Rouson hosts a Christmas music program at her North Ping Street home featuring a festive decor and student performances.
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Mary Jon Brady
Texas Chritian University
Fork Worth
J AL Brady
Camp
Mary Neil
Robert R. Hitler
Rider
Patmos
Willian R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Hope
Hamilton
Velma Ann O'Steen
Nation Wylie
Sousic
Santa Claus
Santa
Aginy
Sapphi
Mary Ross McFaddin
Mary Leo Conk
Butch Danes
Sarah
Dane Murphy
Dar Hara LaGrene
East Jean Milam
Suet Howry
Jingle Bells
Norman Sandlin
Tulip
Dorothy Moore
Horothy O'Neal
Picking Hully
Nancy Dee Coleman
Little Buttercup
Jessie
Clarice Hraws
Pegay McNeill
Sarah Ann Holland
Dolly
Mary Alice Miller
Freddie Patton
Circus On
Gwendolyn Evans
Marjorie O'Neal
Frances Harrell
Martha Amy Alexander
Scott Gance
Martha White
Marionello
Matilda McFaddin
B. Card
Jr Spring
Rosalyn Hall
Twinkle Toes
Batty Monts
Vevietian
Martha
Fisherman Loses Tooth Landing 3-Pound Bass
In Connersville Indiana Van Frank a local fisherman claims fishing became dangerous after a bass strike shattered his tooth. He was reeling in a three pound bass when the line jerked, striking his mouth and causing injury. He reported the incident as an unusual accident during a routine catch.
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Connersville
Ind
van Frank
Connersville Barker
Frank
Ani Leop
Van
Ihuiagh
Ray Pont Named Western Conference MVP in 1937
CHAMPAIGN NEA Ray Pont a sophomore last spring who helped Illinois win a Big Ten baseball crown with six victories has been voted the Western Conference most valuable man for 1937 by coaches in the circuit. The piece also notes other local items about Christmas parties at First Methodist Sunday school and a marriage announcement for Hughier Besse Briant to Charles Briant in Washington, with details of the ceremony and officiating pastor.
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Champaign
NEA
Ray Pont
Ilinois
Circcuit
Mes. Henrierson
Putten
Hiugher Besse
Charles Briant
Jillian Briant
Mill
Hage
Washington
Gov. Robinson
Methodist Church
Trent Heir to Mystery and Mirth in a Grandhouse
Linda Benton and Barry Trent clash with social codes in a strained romance set at the Trent family mansion. Barry presses Linda with hints of elopement and a possible marriage while old Miranda Trent observes, weighing secrets as Christmas preparations unfold. Linda contemplates loyalties, love, and the Duchess legend amid tense, unreadable glances and a looming question of where Barry’s loyalties lie.
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Linda
Trent
Barry
Tianna
Miranda
Miss Benton
Rita
Barrymore Trent
Rust
Miranda Trent
Grandsson
Field Goal in Last Minute Wins Game In Emmet Ark
Emmet senior girls basketball keeps undefeated mark with a 21 to 20 victory over Columbus in a thriller. Nona Crank hits a late field goal after three minutes remaining, with Clara Crabb scoring 13 of Emmet’s 21 as the lead changes backdrop a tight defense and rivalry. Columbus suffers its first loss of the season amid a hard fought, no substitutions game at Emmet High School gym.
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Emmet
Ark
Columbus
Nona Crank
Emmael
Clara Crabb
Emmet Cagery
Foto
Cohunhusean
Hempstead, Howard and
Lilie River County
Columbus Boys Triumph Over Emmet 38 to 27
In Prescott gymnasium a Columbus senior boys team led by the Couch brothers defeated Emmet 38 to 27 in a fast game. Emmet junior boys won 16 to 13 over Columbus. Upcoming schedule notes a mid January meeting of two night teams and a Prescott match with Guernsey High School. The Prescott Surly Wolves host Blevins High School boys and girls after facing Gordon High School Tuesday.
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Columbus
Prescott Gymnasium
Emmet
Couch Brothers
Guernsey High School
He Took His Orders a Bit Too Literally
Baltimore Polytechnic cross country runner John Thompson rammed a lamp post after following coach orders to keep his head down during a hill run. He suffered a scalp gash but continued his season. Alaska exports 500000 pounds of shrimp valued at 200000 dollars.
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Baltimor
John Thompson
Baltimore Polytechnic
Thompson
Guidebook for Toy Shopping From Miss Irwin
Elizabeth Irwin principal of the Little Red School House in New York offers toy rules for parents. She urges imagination over electric toys, favors large blocks and athletic gear for exercise, stresses durable tools, recommends skill games over chance, and bans militaristic items like soldiers and guns.
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Lyda Gray Shaw
Weiler
New York
Elizabeth Irwin
Miss Irwin
Little Red School
Irwin
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