Hope High and church groups host autumn events
Local notes describe Mrs Henry Telaphone and guests from the Hope High basketball team attending seasonal roles, with Circle No 4 of First Methodist, Y W A at First Baptist, and other circles meeting Mondays. The story mentions church auxiliaries, a wind of gatherings at homes on East Third street, and a pot luck supper for Soil Conservation Service workers and related staffs in Hope area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Mailie Greer
KG. McRae
Lewisville
John Arnold Leader
Will Meel
KB. Kounce
East Third Street
Soil Conservation Service
Hope
Nashville
Magnalia
Ark
Camden
B.S. Leonard
South Elm Street
Arkansas
Nutrition Expert Continued From Page One
List of names and towns appears to document contributors or members in a nutrition expert item. Names include Mrs J J Uley from Bingen and Mrs Earl Holt from Bright Star among many others. The fragment lists numerous families and locations such as Centerville Bruce Chapel Green Laseta Hickory Shade Sweet Home Zion and Shayer Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Uley
Bingen
Earl Holt
Bright Star
Dalton Boyce
Bruce Chapel
C. A. Prince
Centerville
Art Fincher
Green Laseta
R. L. Lewallen
Hickory Shade
W. 14
Bruce
Hinton
Wash Camp
Hopewell
Dayton’ Tumunsen
Liberty Hill
J. E. Starnes
Caskill
J. 5
Guy Lee
Zion
W. Lewis
Wallaceburg
Cur
Cotton Price Adjustments and Soil Payments Highlight Local Funds
About 5,924 farmers received 174,428.53 in cotton price adjustment payments while 157,152.66 went to soil conservation aid. Hempstead county farmers earned around 12,000 maximum soil building payments under the 1947 program. Horse and mule clinics for bat treatments are scheduled next week at Patinas, Spring Hill, De Ann, Rocky Mound, and north of Ozan near Union church with feeding restrictions advised before and after treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofiien
Hempstead
Patinas
Spring Hill
De-Ann
Rocky Mound
Ozan
Union Church
Willisville Cage Scoring Surge Highlights Halftime Comeback
Willisville's offense surged after intermission with a scoring spree to reach 11 points, trailing Mantin before turning the game around. Arkansas Teachers College Bears secured their 18th straight win by narrowly defeating Henderson Teachers 27-24, with Bunch and Tedford leading scorers. A Memphis travel note features Arthur B. Scharf, a 27-year globetrotter, noting European beliefs about lynchings and stereotypes of Amberien ham and egg sandwiches and Indians.
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Arkansas Teachers
Conway
Ark
Arkansas Teachers College Bears
Henderson Teachers
Bears
Henderson
Bunch
Tedford
Memphis
Tenn—li
Arthur B. Scharff
Globetiatter
Amberien
First Baptist Church services schedule and sermon topics
Marching prayer service at 11 o'clock led by Ley Reader. No Sunday school. William R. Tramiiton, pastor, 9:45 Sunday school, 10:65 morning worship. Sermon by the pastor, "The Hem of His Garment." 6:40 Baptist Training Union, 7:40 evening worship, sermon by the pastor on "The Sin Problem." Public invited to all services.
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Ley Reader
Baptist Training Union
Pristot
First Christian V. A. Mormond Pastor Sermon Plan
Stormy weather cut Sunday school turnout but a push can raise the count above 100 again. The morning service features "Testing Our Religion" and a sermon urging belief joined with action. Missionary Society meets Monday with Ruth Rettig. hostess Mrs. Harry Phipps. program leader Mrs. A. C. Reynerson. Church board meets Monday at 7:30 to discuss "The Abiding Presence of Christi."
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Bacon
Paul
Chris
the Missionary Society
Ruth
Rettig
Harry Phipps
A. C. Reynerson
Having A Wonderful Time at the New Theater
RKO comedy drama stars Ginger Rogers and Douglas Fairbanks Jr with Peggy Zanklin Lucille Bajl Richard Sketon Lee Bowman and Donald Meek. Alfred Santell directs nineteen characters in a summer resort camp romance where Teddy the stenographer awaits establishment before marriage. Doris Duke's Honolulu home and a chinchilla valued at 52000 are noted topics.
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Ginger Rogers
Douglas Fairbanks
Arthur Kober
Peggy Zanklin
Lucille Bajl
Richard Sketon
Lee Bowman
Donald Meek
Teddy
New York
Chick
Alfred Santell
Rko-Patha
Doris Duke
Honolulu
Erosion Control Program Praised by Hempstead Farmer Porterfield
J A Porterfield of a Sandy Land farm south of Hope recalls costly erosion on 120 acres. After soil loss and gullies, a 1936 Soil Conservation Service survey guided plans to restore 12 acres to woodland and 20 to improved permanent pasture. The rest would rotate, contour cultivate, and terrace with outlets to pasture. He reports higher yields on 10 acres than 18 previously and urges others to visit farms south of Hope to witness field results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Porterfield
Hope
Patmos Road
Mr. Porterfield
Porterfield
Gram
Great Zadok Answers Readers in Hope Star Ad
The Great Zadok offers free personal answers to reader questions via a coupon. Mail or drop off your name and address to receive guidance addressing mental and life troubles. Answers may be printed anonymously in the Hope Star. Beginning Sunday the Zadok appears at the Saenger Theatre for one week starting February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Noth American
Zadok
The
Zadok Jwil
Saenger Theate
Galento Stops Natie Brown In Fourth Round
In Detroit Tony Galento the Orange ON J barkeeper and NBA No 1 challenger for Joe Louis title battered Natie Brown of Washington in 1 minute 13 seconds of the fourth round. Galento landed ten solid blows before finishing with a left hook to the chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tony Gelents
Barkeeper
National Boxing Association
Joe Louis
Natie Brown
Washington
Galento
Brown
Ruthenian autonomy marks Ukrainians' rule in history
The text notes Ruthenians, identified as Ukrainians, gaining complete autonomy under Czechoslovakia, presenting a landmark for Ukrainians in Poland and Russia. It also states Louisiana business output far surpasses Canada and Alaska combined, and lists annual animal tolls and fat prices, reflecting 1937 to 1938 economic trends.
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Hitler
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Russia
Louisiana
Canada
Alaska
Hollywood contract clash shows actor's stubborn stand
In Hollywood an unnamed actor clung to a $2000 weekly contract despite months with no work. After standstill and refusals, studios offered 10, 20, then 40 cents on the dollar, all rejected. He repurposed as an extra, impressed William Wellman and Allan Dwan, then held firm, prompting a counteroffer. A Wall Street friend caused stock moves aiding the actor, who remains in demand today and earns more than $20 weekly.
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Hollywood
Reginald Denny
Mary Pickford
Donald Crisp
Bank of America
William Wellman
Wellman
Doakes
Doalkes
Allan Dwan
Dwan
Wallinaray
Genteman
New York
Tall
Prophet
Aactor
No Time to Marry Serial Story Ends in New Home Move
Janet and Barney confront financial pressures and a power broker. Abner Justin reveals he owns the News and may back Barney as editor, shaking their plans as Janet faces uncertainty. Months later they eye a white house in the hills as a possible new home before Brazil ventures loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Janet
Justin
City Hall
White House
Lance
Tim
Cynthia
Brazil
Britons to Study U S New Deal Tour Details
A British delegation led by Huber Howard, son of Lord Penrith, will visit the United States in April. The party will tour New York Washington Detroit Chicago and inspect New Deal programs while meeting top politicians business leaders and labor figures.
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Deal
The
United
States
Huber Howard
Lord’ How
Penrith
Washington
Visi
New York
Tenn 3 Valley
Chicago
Detroit
New Deal
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