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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
5
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Mrs. Wright is very ill. Elder Paul Reeves preached here over the weekend. The Purtles hosted Tarant Waters and family from Rosston. Farmers busy finishing crops. Lee Dillard and family from Pennsylvania plan to move to Hope. Lena Bells visiting E M Hart in Laneburg. Willie and Laverne Purtle visiting Bluff Springs. Carl Ellis and family with Earl Fincher in Henry Chapel. Alex May of Bodcaw visiting Dewara Lilvy. Luther Steed moves back to the community. Julia Bearden returns from Magnolia. Rocky Mound baseball lost to Schooley boys four games split two each. Next Saturday Rocky Mound hosts Columbus. Nibbins and Chris Barham of Shady Grove attended church.
Sunday night sermon by Bro. Nibbins described as interesting. Mr. and Mrs. B M Hazzard visited Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Otis Purtle.
Cleveland Ohio hosts the Cord Cup as part of the National Air Races with two starting points Atlantic and Pacific divisions meeting en route and finishing in Cleveland around August 27. Prizes total about 20 000 dollars. The sweepstakes handicap derby is open to men and women and the winner is the pilot with the most laps completed.
A testimonial ad from Providence notes Theo A C LaFleur losing 24 pounds from 192 to 168 using Kruschen. It claims safe fat loss with a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and advises reducing fatty foods. The ad promotes John S Gibson Drug Co as the seller and urges health first.
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