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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1943
Page
4
Daisy Dorothy Heard редактор. Social and Personal and calendar items list multiple church circles and auxiliaries, meetings at First Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Christian groups, and Oglesby PTA. February 8 to 12 features Garden Club, Iris Circle, Honor Society dinner, and new NHS members at Hope High School with faculty presence.
Mrs Brents McPherson, Mrs Law rence Martin, Mis Virginia Rose Atkinson, Miss Ruth Taylor, Mrs Robert Whinery, Mrs F J Bourrowighs, Mrs R P Bowen, Miss Mary Drake, sponsor of the National Planor Society, and Mrs Darsey McHue listed as attendees.
Mrs 3 Gr Martindale departs for Minami Beach Florida for the final two weeks of officers training. Christene Naugher visits relatives in Monticello this weekend. Jack Martin Fulkerson of 1220 South Malmope named first lieutenant in LSU ROTC for the school year. Victor H Cobb of 816 West 4th Hope completes Officer Candidate course at Ft Monmouth and is commissioned. Pvt Jack L McBrayer among new inductees at Fort Knox for 12 weeks training ahead of armored division assignment.
New York middleweight Jacob LaMotta overwhelmed Ray Sugar Robinson in 10 rounds at Olympia Stadium Detroit to snap Robinsons 129 fight winning streak. LaMotta carried a 16 pound weight edge and won by unanimous decision before 18,930 fans in Michigan Indoor record crowd.
Jonah Logan and Mahoney drive toward Henry L. Channing's estate in a 1935 Ford with camera gear. They plan to bypass gatekeepers to confront the French château style mansion and its private racecourse. A startled encounter with a mysterious woman reveals a dramatic turn in a serialized story.
In a Wide World Sports Roundup by Hugh Fullerton Jr, thin ice bedevils major league hockey as rinks sit at a quarter inch. Rangers and Blackhawks show few top pros but fan interest remains high as crowds grow. Notes on boxing, Navy preflight officers, and other sports tidbits fill the page with colorful, era-specific details.
First Baptist Church on Third and Main announces growing attendance and plans to open an auditorium annex. Pastor W R Hamilton preaches Salvation By and Unto the Lord at 10 50 AM with Sunday School at 9 30 AM and baptismal services at 3 00 PM. Multiple services and a training union follow.
Heavyweight action at Madison Square Garden has Beau Jack, nicknamed the Georgia Jackrabbit, edge past Fritzie Zivic in a ten round decision amid crowd of 21,240. The bout signals a possible future clash with Henry Armstrong as plans shift toward a Philadelphia February 22 bout for Jack before a potential Los Angeles clash in October.
The men of First Christian Church plan a monthly supper Monday at 3 p.m. and Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. Then a continuation of Thomas Expedition color movies, courtesy of Standard Oil Co, will be shown. Pastor Millard W. Baggett invites all to work and worship. 9 45 a m Bible School led by Malcolm Porterfield, 10 50 a m Morning worship with Lord's Supper and hymn Lead Me To Calvary, 6 45 p m Christian Endeavor, 7 45 p m Evening worship with congregational singing.
Arkansas Motor Coaches women guard a tight defense and hit on all cylinders to crush Mexico City Por tas 44 to 8 before about 1,300 fans in Little Rock. Olivia Rivero pockets five points for the visitors while Ernestine Lasley adds several baskets as the Coaches pull away late in the first period and extend the margin. The note recalls the first U S petroleum well opening at Titusville in 1859.
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