The Negro Community Esther Hicka Phone 74676 or 74474
Thought For The Day quotes F. W. Robertson on opinions and lives, noting the link between personal habits and beliefs as presented by Esther Hicka of The Negro Community.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
3
Thought For The Day quotes F. W. Robertson on opinions and lives, noting the link between personal habits and beliefs as presented by Esther Hicka of The Negro Community.
The Smiler's Club for ages six to twelve, guided by Mrs. Mary Sue Hicks, will host an Easter Fashion Show at Yerger High School Gymnasium on April 21. Admission is 50c for adults, 25c for high school students, and 15c for elementary students. Everyone is invited.
The Cincinnati Redlegs rely on Joe Nuxhall to regain top form for a pennant bid. He pitched nine innings in Clearwater, allowing four hits and two runs while fanning five in a 5-2 win over the Phillies. Other notes include Murff delivering for Milwaukee against the Yankees, Whitey Ford sidelined with a tender arm, Mantle improving from an ankle injury, Dark’s three run homer in a 7-4 Cardinals win, Skizas three-run shot fueling the A’s 7-3 win, Valdes a solidBrooklyn debut in 8-3 win over Washington, and Sullivan of the Red Sox vs Cubs in seven innings.
NEW YORK. Isaac Logart of Cuba and Gil Turner of Philadelphia square off in a 10 round TV welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Logart seeks revenge after a close decision loss to Turner 17 months ago while Turner eyes another victory to line up a possible Basilio title shot with his manager offering a $50,000 bid.
Fayetteville ported UP reports University of Arkansas baseball opens its 20 game season today at home against Missouri Tigers. Coach Bill Ferrell says wet field conditions may force both teams to play at Fair Grounds Park. He notes Missouri has faced similar weather and warns of unpolished squads in action.
Phillips, a lifelong resident of Mt Olive Community Hope Arkansas, died in his home Thursday morning March 28 1987 after months of illness. He is survived by three sisters Miss Mary Phillips Mrs Als yaineestan of Hope and Mrs Rorpshy D. Tygies of Ferndale Michigan and two brothers Mes gers Hayward re Arthur Phillipsi conegon Mr Howard Phillips of Stuit Missouri and numerous other relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of relatives and will be announced by Webs Tyosal fame Jac.
Hope Star reports Hope High School senior and junior boys track teams journeying to Nashville for the season opening meet. Seniors Charles Tittle Fowler Nix and others will compete in multiple events while potential absences due to pulled muscles are noted.
Hot Springs page reports four nominees for the Arkansas Derby among a larger card at Oaklawn Park on Saturday. Top weight 118 pounds goes to Colonel Ed who has one win and two seconds. rivals include Banjo Flashy Fellow and Stella Way. Mutuel handle for the day reached $926,344 as history notes Pine Bluff homes dating to the Civil War era.
Oklahoma targets its third national title at Pit Field House led by undefeated 42-0 177-pound star Dan Hodge seeking a third straight NCAA crown. The Sooners boast Gordon Roesler Dick Delgado Bobby Lyons Rex Edgar and others while Penn State Pitt and Minnesota loom as top challengers.
Tehran reports troops and police traced a papery trail as a 35 year old American woman Anita Hyovar Carroll from Issaquah Washington was abducted by nomad bandits in southeastern Iran. The assailants killed her husband Kevin Carroll and another U. S. official, while Iran closes in on the bandits near the Tangeerkhch Desert amid fear of Pakistan escape. Carol’s paper trail aided the search as 1000 plus forces converge. victims include Kevin Carroll,Frews ter A Wilson of Portland.
Boston Celtics and St. Louis Hawks launch the NBA finals series with a 1:30 p.m. CST game at Boston Garden. The trade that moved Bill Russell to Boston for Ed Macauley and Cliff Hagan shapes the series as Pettit returns from a wrist cast and Hawks contend with a casted star.
Frank Martin, 63, was struck and killed on a railroad trestle approach to the St Francis River west of Cardwell by a Cotton Belt freight train. Engineer A C Shumway of Paragould Ark said he saw Martin lying on the tracks as the train approached and could not stop in time. Martin resided about a half mile from the scene.
Hempstead County will sell to the highest bidder a used D6 Caterpillar Tractor with Dozer and Cable Control. Appraised value is $9,000. Written bids must be sent to the County Judge at Hempstead County Courthouse by April 11, 1957. County Judge A G Garrett. March 29 and April 5, 1957.
Managua Nicaragua cen pecticon volcano in Lake Nicafasua erupted with dense lava dust clouds and intermittent blasts. Ometepec island on the lake was shaken by earthquakes and lava coverage on one side. Rivas city 18 miles away reported alarm and possible casualties.
Les ter L. Scott, Sibley Iowa police chief, faced double embarrassment when an electronic speed detector caught him speeding and he was fined six dollars at Griffnel Iowa. Scott also runs electronic speed detector services on the side.
Notice appears in the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas concerning the matter of the estate identified as No 1108. Details are limited within the fragment and no further actions or dates are provided in this readable text.
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