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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1957
Page
4
Society pages list phone contact 73431 and schedules. Hope Chapter 328 Order of Bags gM Star meets January 3 at 7 30 p.m. Pentecostal Conquerors plan a sectional youth rally January 4 at Pentecostal Church at 4th and Ferguson with 7 45 p.m. start. the public is invited.
Memorial admissions list several patients including Mrs. Sarah Botts of Hope Rt. 1, Ark., Mrs. Sid MeJunkins of Sietoga, Ark., Mrs. Maggie Perdue of Pesuinai, Ark., Mr. Harold Bo mo of Fulton, Ark., Mrs. John Browning of Hope, Ark., and Mrs. Lex, all noted in a hospital update.
A compact list shows several residents including Hettns Sr Hope Mrs G5 Wyilé Hope Mr Chesler May Route 1 Hope Mrs Billy Fred Brown Hope Mrs George Flowers Route 1 Hope.
Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas foresees longer films and more three reelers as 1947 begins. Elvis Presley faces a crucial year while top stars like Hohiem, Cooper, Stewart, and Landaesters stay secure. studios shrink to a few outfits with outside producers handling most releases.
Camden briefs report a 14 million dollar contract awarded yesterday to the New York Shipbuilding Corp for a guided missile project in Grusser Little Rock. Also included are notes of a fire destroying an oil storage shed and adjoining house in Tuckerman, and a first degree murder charge filed in El Dorado against Bari Richard, 57.
Ortiz surviving a first round knockdown edged Gale Kerwin in a ten round decision at St Nicholas Arena. The transplanted Puerto Rican fighter fought off a stumble to dominate the later stages and improve to 1 0-0 in pro action while Kerwin suffered the setback.
ABC TV Omnibus will present Sophocles Oedipus Rex next Sunday at 8 p.m. EST with Christopher Plummer in the lead. The program aims for a Creek style, avoiding modernized or college interpretations, using a nonsty lized chorus of townspeople and focusing on universal, enduring human problems.
A collage of Dorothy Dix letters addresses office romance, love vs crush, engagement dilemmas, divorce and separation, and dating standards. Readers seek guidance on how to distinguish genuine interest, navigate marriages, and value character over social prestige.
Burlesque returned to New York City with a two day opening at the Columbia theater drawing a half empty house. License Commissioner J O Connell called the show clean while Mayor LaGuardia’s 1937 ban for being unsavory hung over the event. Patrons and performers expressed mixed hopes for a decent revival amid lingering controversy.
Observational snippets on water’s nature and history cite thinkers from John Fortescue to Tobia Vener. The piece discusses water as a double servant master, its effects on appetite heat and digestion, and notes that pure water is unattainable while hydrogen and oxygen form a universal solvent.
The Sugar Bowl game between Baylor and Tennessee opened without hints of a defense oriented or wide open offense. Weather was clear to cloudy with mid 70s kickoff temperature. Coaches Sam Boyd and Bowden Wyatt avoided game projections amid playful, offbeat musings about water and depth.
Court of Hope Arkansas records list multiple defendants with charges mainly driving while intoxicated and drunkenness. Bonds range from five to ten dollars in cash or higher, with pleas guilty recorded for several, and forfeiture of bonds noted for others. Names include Whitley Guming Parfelta Henson Oller Ray Purlle Leonard Smith Newton Viebe Stuant Blvkson Laud ermilk Prater Webb Jackson and several others in a compact docket entry.
Oddsmakers worried as Tennessee and Baylor prepare for a defense heavy showdown. Wyatt notes a deep offensive game but warns one break could swing momentum. The game pairs Al Aimerien and Johnny Majors of Tennessee with Bill Gass of Baylor, two of the nation’s most public figures.
Local notes recount Meta Faye Woolsey of Ozark being named county circuit clerk by Governor Orval Faubus, with Woolsey previously holding both posts separately. Additional items list traffic and civil court dispositions, bonds forfeited, speeding and drunkenness pleas, driving while intoxicated actions, trespassing and other docket matters, plus an insurance policy ad urging readers to consider Old Liberty Life.
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