Cemetery Association Meets Friday at City Hall
The Cemetery Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 PM in the city hall. The president urges all members to attend as routine and business of importance will be discussed.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1931
Page
4
The Cemetery Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 PM in the city hall. The president urges all members to attend as routine and business of importance will be discussed.
Rural lunch program by School Improvement Association and Red Cross serves about 45 children daily in Columbus as visitors from Hope and Texarkana visit regional towns. Numerous local and out of town residents visit Hope, Schonley, Texarkana, and Fulton, with church events, sports, and upcoming games noted.
Health is good and springlike weather is welcomed. Terracing work continues as little plowing occurs. John Rogers of El Dorado and C G Bennett plan 500 fruit trees on Rogers’ Shaver Springs property once known as the Garner place. Mrs. Ara Goynes moved to Shaver Springs last week. Mr Whittea from Tennessee moved to Mr Templeton’s place near Shaver Springs. Olen Byres and Miss Rachel Gibson of Melrose were quietly married last Saturday.
A testimonial touts Tanlac as a safe health tonic for weak nervous women. It claims dramatic recovery from anemia and fatigue, with improved digestion and daily activity. The ad emphasizes no harmful drugs and a money back guarantee if not helped.
In Hed Thrush town, GIN GHAR WADA TOLLIVER organizes a Junloe Country Club for a younger set led by Gluger and others. Benito, Bard Nolloway, and Ginger join as residents, Builders convert a boat landing and canoes, and Bard becomes a sought painter as the venture grows amid social antics and river life.
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