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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1953
Page
2
The author discusses rice scarcity and protein gaps, noting Western diets, government controls, and FAO roles. A shift toward cheaper grains and eggs marks a broader trend in global alimentation, with political and economic factors shaping food availability.
Arkansas aims to upset Rice in the Southwear Conference as Leroy Mikach and Don Heth pace the Aggies in scoring. Texas and A&M tussle for position with Mikach’s sharpshooting and careful defense shaping the outcome amid a tight league race.
The Negro Community and Heam Mother's Club of Yerger Elementary plan a January 10 meeting for parents and patrons. Reports cover PTA business, discipline program, and classroom notices from Fourth to Eighth grades, with acknowledgments, donations, and upcoming events at local schools and clubs in Hempstead area.
The Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday at home of Mrs Joe Th Hamilton for a National Missions themed study. American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday evening at 7 30 at Mrs Thell Hanning's home. WMU of First Baptist Church gathers Monday afternoon for Royal Service at the church. Christian Women's Fellowship holds all day at Mrs Fannie Newth and Mrs Mildred Dawson's home. '$7 Contract club entertained Tuesday afternoon at the Ahwyan Hotel, Mrs Juck Harrell winning high with Archiv Johnson as top scorer. Miss Martha Ang Mitchell hosted YWA at her home Tuesday evening with program and greetings. Prescott 1 FW Club monthly business and dinner followed at Hotel Lawson Tuesday. about twenty members attended.
New York report on Harold Johnson, top Philadelphia light heavyweight, planning route to a title bout with Archie Moore. He earned a unanimous decision over Jimmy Slade at St Nicholas Arena, faces February Miami Beach, Toledo appearances, and a March match with Cesar Dylan in Philadelphia as next major objective.
Elisa Stewart was re elected president of the Nevada County Fair Association at its first meeting of the year held at City Hall. John Guon was renamed manager with Sim Nelson as vice president and N N Deni el as assistant manager. Jada McGuire was secretary and treasurer. The board adopted a two year officer term and heard a positive financial report showing improvements from increased advertising. New directors include Carton Hasley Daly Spradlin Willisville and W P Nash Jr with Bred J White named honorary director. Several local residents were noted as visitors and guests in Little Rock Stamps Lewisville and Camden.
Former Kentucky All American Bill Spivey, indicted for perjury in basketball fix scandals, will use his playing record as the basis of his defense when the trial resumes Monday. Brown, his Lexington attorney, plans to call a basketball expert to support that Spivey never held back in games. Spivey is accused of lying to a grand jury on seven occasions about participating in fixed games.
Boxing results from St Nicholas Arena and Phoenix show Harold Johnson outpointing Jimmy Slade in New York at 173 pounds and Tex-Charlie Slas stopping Chebo Hernandez in Juarez. In Phoenix Jimmy Martins outpointed Choate Miesala at 168 pounds, with Glendale and Milwaukee regions noted for the bouts.
The Arkansas Golden Gloves tournament begins in Fort Smith tonight January 24 with a 23 bout card featuring eliminations to trim to finals. Novice Jerry Mahan of Fayetteville defeats Roger Haynes of Conway while Jim Morris of Ozark stops Carl Scott of Little Rock in earlier bouts.
Bobcats routed Ashdown 48 to 38 as Garney Hatch scored 18 and Bobby Bruce added 11. Ashdown girls defeated Hope 41 to 27. Texarkana Juniors edged the Baby Parks 28 to 20, with Jester Wan leading losers with 8 points. Second-grade contest had Texarkana 24 Hope 21. Larcy Bruce scored seven for Hope.
East Fordham beat Syracuse 82 to 70 while St John’s NY defeated Brooklyn College 76 to 59 Connecticut won 65 to 64 over Colgate and Columbia topped Dartmouth 78 to 05. Southwest Texas A&M, Texas, New Mexico and others posted wins. Midwest and other conferences reported varied results, with several first and second round notes and player mentions.
The preacher urged self-examination on whether faith is proven by works and charity. He warned against vain living, stressing inner acts of love, forgiveness, and tolerance as evidence of faith in daily life while Deborah Brent and Rudolph Peterson discuss the message after the service.
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