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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1942
Page
4
Prescott readers are offered many new titles including Crossroads The Raft The Man Who Went Away Women in Love and Dollar Cotton. Reading Circle memberships start at 1.00 with librarians ready to explain offerings. Local church groups meet for mission study and services at 2 30 p.m. church calendars note upcoming homecoming events and university visits.
Miss Taylor celebrated at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Dora Guiler King at the Barlow. Guests included Miss Annie Sue Andres and other local young ladies. Roses and bronze chrysanthemums adorned the table as covers were set for the honoree and guests.
Mrs Justine Moore Ellington hosts the Aye Moores while Julia Spillers and David Spillers join Aviation Cadet Julian Spillers at Ellington Field Houston Texas. Bobby Watt of Ashdown visits the city. Edith Alkingan Trudy White and Mardy Carrington of Prescott attend the Prescott Hope football game at Hammonds Stadium last night.
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle at Main and Avenue D announces sermons by Pastor E Hamill on Sundays titled For Whom Is Christ Coming and A Real Love Story. Sunday marks the closing day of the Patrol Sunday School drive with expected unusually high attendance. Special singing and orchestral selections directed by Mrs. J. Tamil.Sunday services include School 9:45 am, Morning Worship 11:00 am, CG A Union 6:45 pm, Evangelistic Service 2:49 pm. You are invited to worship if you are not a regular attendee.
New York November 7 Army and Notre Dame drew a sell out crowd of 76000 at Yankee Stadium with Lt. Col. L. M. Jones noting another 415000 would have sold if available. Notre Dame and Army each entered the game with one defeat, ND losing to Georgia Tech and Army to Pennsylvania, as they met in a scoreless mud game a year earlier.
Sports Mirror recalls the year ago bout where Bob Pastor stopped Booker Beck for his first boxing defeat in a Chicago win. Also notes past events including a Chileqan Army victory in a low-score international jumping contest and a 24-14 Packers win over Chicago Bears in front of 44,977 fans.
Boxing results recap shows New York based fighters edging rivals like Vic Wallbur and Henry Chmerlew ski by points. Portland, Philadelphia, and Seattle bouts feature knockouts by Wrnie Nordmann and Al Tostak with varied margins.
Arkansas high school football results feature North Little Rock beating Blytheville 21-13 to stay atop the conference race. El Dorado, Hot Springs, and Pine Bluff area teams posted varied results, with Stuttgart shutting out Forrest City 24-0 and Batesville upset by Mageehee 12-6.
In a Senate committee appearance yesterday WPC Chieftain Donald McNelson urged manpower control as a necessary measure before the end of the war. His testimony framed labor and production priorities amid ongoing wartime efforts.
New York news notes the Rose Bowl's prestige and the evolving bowl landscape as teams eye New Year's plans. Army approval fluctuations and wartime constraints loom over games, while Miami's Orange Bowl profitability and overall interest in bowls remain uncertain. Guest Star John Mooney discusses MVP busts.
Rice Institute Owls travel to Fayetteville to face Arkansas in a featured homecoming event. The game planned for 2 p.m. local time, with Arkans as hapless host and Rice favored to win. The article lists players and notes on surrounding festivities.
Blythe climbs to Nancy Hale's gray loft on a snowy day to seize control of a staged scene using a blank pistol. She plans to hide in the closet and force a confrontation with two gamblers while wrestling with love, loyalty, and the risk of exposing Nancy and Scooter. A tense cliffhanger ends as a man speaks and a gunshot-like bang interrupts the moment.
Heavier Hope Bobcats defeated the Prescott Curly Wolves 13 to 0 before a small crowd. Huddleston and McCullough powered the ground game, with Stanford and Chance contributing on defense and special teams as Hope opened with a 68 yard touchdown and finished with an 85 yard score. Prescott managed limited offense and had four first downs to Hope’s 13. The Bobcats travel to Maryam Friday for a conference clash.
A dump of scattered college and military academy football scores follows with many OCR errors. Notable results include Middle West Union beating Ouachita 12 to 0 and Tarkio blanked by Kearney 13 to 0, Wayne defeating Western Reserve 6 to 20, Simpson topping Jows Wesleyan 20 to 19, and York Nebraska routing Sterling 26 to 6. Other listed games show Perry over Nebraska Wesleyan 12, Southwest North Texas State 82 over Austin College 12, Cameron Aggies 14 over Northwestern Oklahoma State B, and West Greeley State 42 over Colorado Burnee Airbase 13.
New York hosts Notre Dame versus Army at Yankee Stadium with all 76,000 seats sold while Fordham meets LSU at Polo Grounds before crowds. Wisconsin faces Iowa in a tough Big Ten homecoming as Michigan welcomes Harvard and Washington State visits Michigan State. Missouri at Nebraska may decide the Big Six, Indiana at Minnesota, and Northwestern at Wisconsin collide with Pittsburgh. Baylor challenges Texas as Texas A and M aims to rebound versus SMU with Oregon and California tipped in Pacific Coast clashes.
The Union Pacific Missouri River bridge’s western buffalo head and eastern bas relief, cast in 1887 by Etienne Favy, will be salvaged for their copper bronze. The buffalo head stands 7 12 feet high and may hold 2400 pounds of bronze, while the bas relief weighs about 1000 pounds. The pieces symbolize western and eastern industry but are slated for extraction as metal scrap.
The listing shows fallowing performances: Tuesday to Thursday Roxy Hart. Always in My Heart. Friday and Saturday Wastern Mail and Fly by Night. Sunday and Monday Mayor of 44th Street.
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