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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1932
Page
4
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Blevins Alvis Erwin and family plan to make Chandler Arizona their future home. Albert and Mrs Dye drove to Hope for a Sunday picture show. Jord Lee left for Shreveport after visiting relatives. John McDougal of Smackover stayed three weeks visiting kin. Russell Hendrix and Glen Coker visited relatives in Hope. Halloween carnival at the schoolhouse enjoyed by all. Lee Garland of Hope visited Wednesday. Young people enjoyed a party hosted by Cyrus Hone. Hendrix and Mrs Hendrix were dinner guests of Mrs Freyburgher. Will Roe and Mrs Roe visited Freyburghers in Hope. Lola and Bruce shopped in Hope. Vernice Bruce, Delight teacher, home for Scarlet fever closure. Mrs Earl White of Hope visiting her parents. Catherine Brown of Sweet Home visited. Funeral of Mrs Freddie Cullins attended in Maribrook. Gus Foster of Hope visiting sister Mrs George Rike. Bro Slater spoke at Fort Smith orphans home event. Winnie Irvin made a business trip to Hope. Louise Bonds working in the bank due to Cavy Stephens illness.
Rail officials reported a wheel on a car failed Sunday night, tying up L. and A. traffic for a few hours before repairs restored service.
A pet pig in Wabash Ind. enjoys rides to town with Fred Keefaber. The pig races his master’s dog for the seat beside him on trips to market. The playful animal shows no fear of travel and accompanies the keeper on errands.
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