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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
2
A scrambled report recounts college crew turmoil with captains resigning and coaches seeking harmony. It notes Cambridge and Oxford tensions, leadership reshuffles, and a contrast with American crew dynamics amid preseason anecdotes and rivalries.
Arkansas fights back from a 24 to 20 deficit to defeat Rice Institute in a pivotal league clash. Captain Schoonover and Prevwitt teamed for late-drive scoring as Arkansas clinched their 10th win of the season, with one game left against Rice to close the campaign.
In a historic heavyweight scenario England eyes Phil Scott as a possible title challenger if he defeats Sharkey, a bout that could crown a new title contender and set up a Schmeling meeting. The piece notes past English struggles and Scott’s unusual position and backing as key factors shaping the bout prospects.
Oklahoma Presbyterian College girls basketball team defeats Sparkman Sparklers 57-107 in Little Rock in a benefit game to qualify for the national tournament in Wichita. Stars Verna Montgomery Isla Leister Quinnie Hamm Dorothy Butler and Michel Blakeley feature for early battles with Sparks.
John M. Preps of 902 Charles Avenue reports three years of indigestion, back and stomach pain, and breath difficulty improved after using Black-Draught after meals. He has used it fourteen years, saying it prevents headaches and constipation. Many readers also note relief from pains after eating. Dogs only 1 cent a dose.
Washington Senators outfielder Sam West married Grace Cross of Rule Texas in Lubbock on Sunday She previously taught in Lubbock schools and planned to join West in Biloxi Mississippi for spring training on March 4 1940.analysis
Miss Audie Scarlett entertained Friday night with three tables of bridge handling. Guest Miss Louise Carlton of Spring Hill joined. A lovely plate supper was served to Sue Johnson, Maurine Walker, Dorothy Eustin, Helen Beasley, Vivien Rainey, Elizabeth Harrell Lewisque, Mrs. Wally Baker, W. H. Knight, Walton Burnett, and Mrs. A. C. Crow. Miss Inez Beasley of Minder, La spent the weekend with her parents, Ralph Bishop, of Little Rock, showing home folks.
Ada McMurrough of Av and M. College Magnolia visited her parents over the weekend. George Holmes a University student was home for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis of Minden were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Strang. Mr. and Mrs. OL Bawden of Hope were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moman. Mr. C. C. Rogers of Minden visited relatives in Stamps last week. Patsy Chandler entertained with four tables of Rock Saturday honoring Miss Dorris Wallon of Benton Ark. Guests included Lila Moo-Balyer Ruth Williams Hazel Kennedy Fay Coffee Annie Perle Moore Sue Johnson Maurine Walker Dorothy Bagin Louis Breslin Hermorine Breslin Vivine Ramey Ruth Conkof Gordon Mrs. Cary John and Helen Beasley. Founders Day observed by the Parent Teachers Association in the high school auditorium with candles on a birthday cake. Dr. L. T. Strange returned from New Orleans after post graduate work at Tulane. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Barrow and Mrs. John Darrow visited Helena. Eugene Goodlett and Earl Stuart on business to Nashville. Mrs. W. P. Robins and Mrs. East Stuart visited Nashville. Chas Lockentidle on a business trip to Texarkana. St. Paul community club held a meeting with Mrs. W. Dyna dr. many attended. Mrs. John Barrow shipping to Hope Thursday. Mrs. H. O. Stuart visited Nashville. Mrs. W. F. Robins shopped in Hope Wednesday afternoon.
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