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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1930
Page
3
A torn collage of boxing lore recalls Dempsey, Hearns and a chaotic Miami scene. The piece threads old-time tales, a debated draw, and crowd reaction as McPartland departs, leaving readers with lingering questions about who actually earned the five.
Unde f eated teams in the county tournament meet to decide the championship. Columbus Washington Sweet Home and Rocky Mound won semi finals, with Rocky Mound edging Grange Hall 31 30 and Sweet Home beating Patmos 16 6. Afternoon games set two finalists for tonight’s armory final. admission 25 cents then 50 cents.
Personal Mention notes dotin S. Gibson leaving confinement after a bad cold to return to the big drug store on Saturday. Mina Lee Taylor from Minden La. is due tonight to visit her mother Mrs Eva Taylor. Charlotte Taylor arrives from Conway for a visit with Mrs Eva Taylor. John Windall Owen of Myers Construction Co. in Everton Springs returns home to visit his parents Mr and Mrs John Owen.
Resolutions adopted by the Clark County Arkansas bar praise Honorable James H Mec Collum for more than 25 years of service as prosecuting attorney and district judge. The tribute lauds his learning, advocacy, integrity, and influence on public confidence in the courts. The note notes his ill health and expresses wishes for recovery, dated August 10, 1929, signed by Floyd Ward, Clerk.
Fragmentary note from Out Our Way column by William Ives praising a family home. Read as a nostalgic vignette about a porch, morning glory vines, and a promised visit “to-morrow” to show relatives the place where it was raised.
Travelers complete hard workout at spring camp under Manager Jack Steele. Klinger Kandler and McGuire show strong batting and fielding readiness behind the plate. Pitchers Moore Eckert and McKeena along with Redfern McDaniel St John Kenneth Mitchell demonstrate solid form as Little Rock meets Minneapolis with a likely big crowd.
First Christian Church invites all for Sunday worship at 9 45 with a welcoming message. Garland Primary lists honor pupils for week ending March 14 including A group: Harrell Gunn Buchanan Yocom Locom Higgason May Webber Mayton ONeal Griffin Smith Therman Beasley Rephiin Pearce Dobson White. First Methodist Church notes Rev Francis A Buddin as pastor with church school at 9 45 am, morning and evening preaching, Epworth League 6 45 pm, midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
The Texarkana Christian Endeavor gathering features reports by Thomas C. Jones on the Young People's conference and remarks by Roy L. Davis. Xantippe Porter presents commentary, Eleanor Foster oversees vocal solo, and W. R. Spillman discusses finances. The program includes songs 34 3 and 119, scripture reading and a farewell benediction.
St Marks Episcopal Church hosts Sunday services at 7 40 p m with prayer and sermon led by J T Bovile. First Presbyterian Church led by W R Anderson D D lists 9 45 a m Sunday school in departments, 11 00 a m morning worship with the sermon on The Sin of Mere, and 7 30 p m evening worship on The Credentials. Youth Christian Endeavor meets at 6 45 p m.
Joxarkana church notices schedule prayer and Bible study times. Sunday morning 10 o'clock sermon on Parables of the Kingdom, 1 o'clock preaching, 4:30 evening service. Wednesday 7:30 prayer meeting. Pastor Wilfred C. Mirman invites all to attend and join Bible School in service and worship.
Open Eyes presents Flowers for the Living at First Baptist Church with Pastor W A Bowen. Sunday school attendance urged. services at 9 45 and 7 40 pm feature Visions of Hope and The Man Who Soured on the World. Youth meetings at 8 30. Allay rally next Thursday for debt paying drive led by Dr T D Brown and J Dy Whittington. Dinner served at noon.
Hope Star invites readers to submit an essay or short story about local business men and firms over the next several weeks. Twenty installments will appear. readers should clip and save each ad, then write a piece for the prize.
The Hope Star sketches Talbot Feild Sr a public spirited citizen and leader of Hope business in a portrait of the Hope Lumber Co president who operates the town mill, timber lands, and a regional shipping network. He helped organize the Hope Chamber of Commerce and has been active in Rotary and Elks.
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