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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1951
Page
2
A chaotic clump of venue names and programs lists New York performances and events. Mentions of theatres, broadcasts, and parade imagery hint at a bustling entertainment night with various acts and personalities.
The probate court in Dempstrag County Ark publishes notice for the estate of Mare 1 Betts deceased. Last known address of the decedent is Hope, Arkansas. Claims must be filed within eight months from the publication date to avoid bar and forfeiture of any rights to the estate. The notice is dated March 31.
In Hempstead County Arkansas Ray Tollet and Faye Tollacie sue Inez Green Gladys Tollet Clovis Tollet and others in thin chancellor court. Defendants Gladys Tollet and Clovis Tollett are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness seal of court dated March 10 1051. Clerk Beal Weisenberger Wilson Attorneys for plaintiffs.
Notre Dame alumni nationwide, including 150 students and visitors at the campus, prepare to honor Knute Rockne on the anniversary of his death. A memorial service and cemetery visit will mark the event with a Rockne grave pine tag ceremony led by Fred Steers of Chicago, a Notre Dame classmate.
Reading shows a jumble of names and times from a historical radio listing. It mentions Frank Shorten Nick Carter Godfrey Tow Jack Smith and programs across ABC Wom MBS with morning sessions and a Break the Bay segment.
New York reports that Bill Veeck eyes another league promotion trip to New York. He toured offices and met officials, then discussed Japanese players seen in Hawaii. A tall pitcher, over six feet, 215 pounds, impressed him as a potential future signing.
Wilmington N C March 31 May Marty Furgel and Tommy Bolt led the Azelen Open golf tournament into its third round with a ten thousand dollar purse. Eighteen rivals remained under par and within four strokes, including 39 year old Hoh from Durham who shot 70 to trail. Furgol slumped to par 72 after leading day one. Six players sat two behind, with others at 142 and 143, four strokes back of the leaders.
The owner explains his Oklahoma City club strategy and independence, citing half a dozen good buys from Mexico. He notes a future park expansion and suggests television will not diminish live attendance, with Cleveland data showing fans visit the park about three times yearly.
Mention of Cleveland and Veeck notes their peunant prospects as the team trains in Tucson Aziz. The text hints at a breezy win by the Teibe ty and references two reservations.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery and TC, Mektie, de, presided at a memorial service in memory of Mrs. Clmeiine with three large trays and 43 cups for the communion wine. The congregation of the Presbyterian church will dedicate the memorial gift. Sunday programs include a Young People meeting led by Mrs. Julia McCartney and a supper after a noon session. Other items cover a baptism of Mary Montgomery as co-hostess, a Methodist youth worship, a Ladies circle meeting, and a birthday party for George Stegar Jr. at grandparents’ home, with guests and gifts described. The Prescott Rotary Club heard talk on soil conservation, and Miss Fannie Burdy of the state BPW clubs will attend as honor guest at Hotel Lawson. Various local visits and hospital updates are noted.
Veeck returns to his point on using Abe Saperstein as the best scout in the business. He promoted tomorrow's Glove Trotters All state basketball game and discussed bench roles and players like Duby Engler Minnie and Simpson.
Oaklawn Park names thirteen three year olds including six Kentucky Derby hopefuls for the annual Derby to close the 30 day season. Rube and King Diver headline the field with top weight 126 pounds. Other contenders include King's Hope Stop Gap Ruby's Jon and Trueva Knoll Farm's Irish Flore. Jockey L. Cook and last year’s leader Johnny Brooks have limited rides today.
News from the Negro community notes Rev W M Erby preaching at Riken Star Baptist Church on Sunday April 1 with morning and night services. Evangelist Flouk of Chicago will begin services at Bethel A M E Church on Sunday April. schedule lists Beebe Memorial C M E with pastors Roy and Rohne and usual Sunday School and worship times. Garret Chapel details pastor Williams and service times. Church of God in Christ led by Rev Dennis lists Sunday School 11:45, morning worship, youth and evening worship. Church of God under Rev G W Dorah shows Sunday School 1130, morning worship, P W W and evening service. Also mentions eight-pound purse. Bakoma second and Battle H the favorite. OQwhesz Cults paid $20.40.
Star Williams faces a chaotic scene in court over the Bidault case as Madam Sonya Sareeta grips a Popular 25 pistol and Jim Wanamaker pressures a rushed jury decision. The long standing judge Wanamaker may soon hear the Bidault matter while Williams declines to hurry.
Jim, Star, and Ma dam Sureeta linger after a tense evening. The narrative centers on Rose Bidault, accused of fatally shooting her husband amid alleged greed and pearls. Andy Tanner guides the defense with expert witnesses, while Star Williams proves evasive. The jury fate looms. justice hinges on ballistics testimony and the model pistol's safety features.
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