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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1939
Page
2
Frigidaire engineers introduce a Meat-Tender within the Faster and Cold-Wall refrigerators. Located under the freezer, it controls air circulation to keep meat from drying and sweating, with side vents ensuring proper airflow. When not used for meat, the compartment can hold extra ice and frozen foods for added cold storage.
Alan rescues a half frozen man after a blizzard, ferries him to a hospital, and learns the stranger is Eric Kane chief engineer. Kane survives and thanks Alan, but Alan avoids recognition hoping Dr Farrell takes the credit. The chapter ends with Kane’s arrival to visit.
Arkansas coach officials announced all state cage teams from the tournament closing night. Class A first team includes Everett Payne Pine Bluff and Howard Hughes Little Rock with Gordon Gorpester Ash Flat center, Noble Robins Ash Flat and Johnny Ozment Jonesboro guards. Second team lists Norman Green Hope Willard Tilley Jonesboro Walter Kirchof Stuttgart Robert Hutson Pine Bluff Bertis Nix Ash Flat. Class B first team features Sulis Hoggard Sidney Doyle Largent Violet Hubbart West Memphis center Jason Frizzell Sidney Floyd Blewins Violet Hill guards. Second team includes Luther Gay at Formosa Rephard Blevins fronts Elmer Haley Violet Hill center Dale Hutchinson Sidney.
Mrs Amanda Waterson 65 died at 12 15 a m Monday at her home west of the city on old Highway 67 after a long illness Funeral services were set for 3 o'clock Monday afternoon from the family residence with burial in Rose Hill cemetery Surviving are her husband one daughter and four sons W A Waterson H A Waterson Will and Erwin Waterson
A curious report notes force posts in Australia emit a raspberry jam odor sourced from umbrella bush timbers used for the posts. The unusual scent draws attention to timber selection and scent transfer in local infrastructure.
By the housewives of Hope who understand the need for proper storage of meats. Not only will this Meat-Tender make meats more tender and appetizing, but it will.
The showroom of Automotive Supply Co. at 112 S. Main Street presents the newest Meat-Tender along with a complete line of 1939 Frigidaire models on display for customers to inspect.
The Arkansas Softball Association announced eight district double elimination tournaments. The men play August 30 to September 3 and the women August 14 to 18 at Lamar Porter Field. State residence rules require 90 days for men and 60 days for women. District commissioners from Hope Fine Bluff Russellville North Little Rock and Little Rock attended.
Blytheville High School launches spring football with a 50 man squad under Coach Joe Dildy and assistant Mitchell Best. The team aims to be a contender in the 1939 Arkansas high school championship race while addressing key positions including left halfback, fullback, and rebuilding the left line. Captain Rus Mosely leads, with Monk Mosely and Sony Loyd expected to carry notably after last season.
Ash Flat Eagles defeated Pine Bluff Zebras 53 35 to capture the Arkansas class A state basketball title at Fayetteville. Center Gordon Carpenter scored 25, with Everett Payne adding 15 for Pine Bluff. Violet Hill Coyotes edged Sidney Cardinals 24 22 in overtime for the glass B crown as Doyle Largent and Fricell led the Coyotes with nine and ten points respectively.
Members of the Hope Rotary club will meet Monday night at 9 o clock at the Fair Park recreational center. All members are urged to be present. The rest discusses a snapping turtle and its behavior on land, noting it explores near water and can move quickly.
Mosley, who earned all state and all Southern prep honors last season, transfers to the University of Alabama at mid term.
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