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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1931
Page
4
A fragment of verse praises doing unto others as one would be done by. The column then shifts to local civic life with guests returning home, Brookwood FTA plans a final meeting, and PTA and DAR chapters hosting programs. Several community members and families are noted for visits, arrivals, and hospital births, along with church auxiliary meetings and program details.
An eclectic strip centers on Freckles and his pals in a quirky house scene. The ensemble features Owllers and Freckles reshaping a neighborhood misfit, with comic misunderstandings shaping the day.
Gladys hosts on Hervey Street with Mrs Chandler as joint hostess and Mrs W K Anderson leading an Africa program while Mrs OG Bridewell led a devotional using James Chapter One. Also noted are two hostesses serving 16 members and a Mother's Day party planned by Alathean class at First Baptist on May 12, with Maggie Bell and George Austin Marshall returning from Texarkana and a musical tea hosted by Mrs Esther Mills Wood.
Personal Mention notes Austin Ross son of Eric Rosas had tonsils removed in a successful operation Monday at Josephine Hospital. H J Townsend of the Tayloe Paper Company Memphis was a business visitor in Hope Monday. Talbot Feild general agent of the Reliance Insurance Company of Pittsburgh went to Little Rock Monday to attend the reduction of 22nd degree Masons for a three day session.
The defendant F Wallace is warned to appear in court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff T Rhodes. This notice dated in the Beace district notes the response deadline and court action.
The Alpine Club of Canada will hold its 26th annual camp in the Kootenay Park section of the Canadian Rockies at Banff Alberta in To kin Creek district three miles from Prospector's Valley. The camp runs from July 2010 to August 3, 1931, at an elevation of 6,600 feet above sea level.
A bulletin from the New Mexico State Agricultural College estimates cattle movement in the state at 96,000 head this year, reflecting a 10 percent decrease from the previous period, signaling changes in herds and market activity.
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