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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1958
Page
2
Classified ad instructions remind readers to place ads the day before publication and provide contact details. The text mentions Ab Watt and AB rates, with references to payable accounts and telephone acknowledgment. The fragment references accepted payment methods and posting expectations for ads.
Calendar announces Institute at GarrettChane Baptist Hope Arkansas with events on February 8 and subsequent Sundays. Focus includes classes for Sunday School workers led by Rev Inka cen arab and Pastor weeliss, with Glass period and talks by Hart on February 20.
The schedule of Solunar Periods as printed below is taken from John Alden Knight’s Solunar Tables. Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hotling in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day.
Forties era note reports swimmer Breen training at Fort Chaffee with aims to resume competition in the 1960 Rome Olympics and pursue college study at Indiana University. The piece traces his rapid early career from high school to college and his plans after release to join university training.
Arkansas anglers learn how spring conditions will boost fishing across the state. Gus Albright of the Game and Fish Commission notes improved water and food supply, with regulations allowing more catch types and limits, especially trout regions and new stocking efforts.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists mixed times and codes such as Tuesday SiH 11:40 and Thursday 6:55. It includes scattered numbers like 0380 11155 40512320 and 18530. The readable items suggest a schedule or timetable fragment without clear events or entities.
Texas Tech used strong defense to overwhelm Parkers 69 to 48 in Lubbock. Razorbacks were held to 27 percent shooting with standout contributions from Carty and Lynch, while Adams and Thompson led Parkers in double figures.
Hope juniors defeated Prescott juniors 23 18 to reach the finals as Ashdown girls beat Hope 42 94 with Glenda McDowell scoring 22. Ashdown, led by coach Adams, advanced with a 61 21 win over Chilton and 69 3 over Brescall, while Hope edged Nashville 46 41 in semis after a bye. All District selections include Robinson Calhoun and more. Delaware becomes first state to ratify the Constitution on December 7 1787.
An Arkansas fishing roundup notes popular rainbow trout dominate state waters with some German Brown stocked. Dealers report rising interest in spin casting tackle and plastic lures, toutting lighter gear, easier handling, and new artificial baits as trout anglers seek modern options amid varied conditions.
Sheridan clinched a 82-40 victory over the Bobcats in a late surge at Jones Field House. Hirst led Sheridan with 22 field goals and 16 free throws, while Bobcats’ Jerry Pranks totaled 23 points from 6 frees. Bobcats trailed 13-12 after one period and 47-49 late in the third before Sheridan pulled away in the final minutes.
The State Class A girls basketball tourney starts Wednesday at Field House with the top 16 teams. Opening night features three games, plus Thursday and Friday rounds, leading to the Saturday final. Local teams like Waldron, Creech Wood, Drew Central, Tex Arkong, and others compete amid weather delays and a booster club fundraiser at the site.
Mineral Springs girls win the district meet with a 47 to 34 victory over Mayville. Hubbard scores 20 and Barbell tallies 30 as Mineral Springs advances to face Greenbrier in the state district tournament at Greenbrier gym Wednesday. Senior Emmett leads Mountain View, Waldo, Scrinton, and Grevatrler as they prepare for the upcoming tournament.
Emmet hosts birthday games at Kirby arena with a 3 3 score. Kirby team faced Emmet in a friendly event noted for celebratory play and local attendance.
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