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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1941

Page

1

Tigers Crippled for Tech Game at Ouachita

Ouachita College Tigers enter the Tech clash hampered by injuries from recent games. Key players Hank Anderson Ralph Turner Joe D Gault and Charles Taylor are sidelined or limited, as Coach Walton plans to rely on a strong line and backfield to challenge John Tucker's Arkansas Tech. A victory would seal the state title potential. both teams face Thanksgiving Day finales with Henderson State and State Teachers.

Arkadelphia Ouachita College Tigers Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys Hank Anderson North Little Rock Louisiana Normal Ouachita Tech-Ouachita Joe D. Gault Dardanelle Tiger Stil Tech Russellville Gault Charles Taylor Newport Louisiana Tigers Walton John Tucker Cecil Kemp Warren Bill Hargis Buddy Harris Bearden John Yancey Little Rock R. A. Davenport Ralph Steckemer el Dorado Himsley Harp Booneville J. Ramsey C. Jones Cleburne Tex Chesley Billings Marion Oscar Smith Sterling Williams Rodger Parker Carl Allen Magnolia North Little Reek Ralph Turner Jackie“ Morrison McGehee Louis Nichols Jack Mc

Centerville Xmas Party Plans For Hore Demonstration

Continued from Page One a Chinese cookery tale and experiences in Japan. Plans were made for the Christmas party at Centerville on Friday December 12 with Every Hore Demonstration member bringing a host.

Anese Japan Centerville

Too Late to Classify Found Money at Western Union

A notice states a certain amount of money was found at a Western Union office. The owner may recover by naming the amount and time it was lost and paying for this advertisement. Call at the Western Union office. 49-3te

Western Union

Christmas Bazaar News From Hope Home Club Council

The Home Demonstration Club Council planned a December 6 food and handicraft sale for a Hope Christmas bazaar. County clubs donated 300 quarts to the crippled children's home in Little Rock. 500 jars expected this year. Special U S Saving Stamps awards recognized outstanding stories and projects with A and B ratings for members across multiple churches and towns. several members noted for missing meetings or leadership roles. The DeAna Home Demonstration club won a county contest for chairs and mattress coverings. a friendship walk and Van of “friends across the sea” aided by the American Women Life Association occurred. Money donated funds national defense needs. The next meeting is December 12 at the Cowerville Church Christmas program.

Home Demonstration Club Council Hope Home Demonstration Club Little Rock U. S Shirley Stewart Ozan Eli Kidd Avery Chapel O. H. Owens Patmos Joe Martin Evening Shade W. T. Glover Beard's Chapel Joe Kidd Aver Chapel Bernard Graves C. R. Samuels DeAnn E. Aaron Shower Springs Howell Byers Liberty Hill H. J. Pickard Rocky Mound Roy Burke W. A. Foole Grady Rogers Hinton D. B. House W. B. Cummings Earl White Troy Trvin Marlbrook Lat Moses Washington Friends Across the Sea American Women Life Association Coaverrville

Our Daily Bread: permanent growth and expansion urged

The passage urges permanent prosperity through production and national income surpassing this year. It argues the year’s gains should already be normal and calls for thinking big about growth and expansion as a core objective of a dynamic economy.

Giantism in world demands and personal life in balance

The author argues that rapid, expansive global production and social systems threaten individual life. We must adapt to a normal high pace while preserving the tiny germs of personal life and the essence of the individual soul, ensuring both coexist for a worthwhile future.

Auto Salesman Horns In Auto Salesman Horns In

Madill Oklahoma story recalls Roy Gatifres waking at 4 am to fix a blown horn. He ends up in a garage and walks out with a whole new car, grumbling about the early morning racket. The note then pivots to a unrelated line about Connecticut using permanent auto license plates since 1937.

Madill Roy Gatifres Connecticut

Cotton Quotas Are Reviewed in National Referendum

Cotton marketing quotas are part of the Triple A program to curb oversupply and protect growers. H Earl King, Hempstead County official, announces a nationwide referendum for December 15 with polling places across the county. Farmers have voted for quota limits for four years, amid wartime defense needs and calls to balance production.

America H. Earl King Airman Hempstead Count Le-A King Callan Callum Qualia King Sonic

Program at Patmos Friday

A school sponsored event by Home counties and WBA departments of Patmos School will be held in the school gym Friday night November 24. About 400 students are invited to participate. Each participant will have 26 to 30 minutes to present. A public address system will carry the program as an euro broadcast.

Coungnties WBA Patmos Sdsktr Burtt Eho I Mes Harrie Richards W.oh Allison, Squnsers Ania Filer

Red Cross Contributions Reported Across Hempstead County

Readable lists show donations to the Red Cross totaling 1,248.55 with many individuals and a few organizations contributing specific amounts. Names include Architert-Baginece Saytte Proving and Harold Rei among numerous local residents and the Engineering Department contributing sizable sums.

Rial Cross Hempsteiuh SIM Wanvis Liebe Brebert HL Saville Martin C. Yuan Rettig T. J. Cambeen Helen Marlty Wohnmnie M. Re Rhe Gur Tim Wouter Lae Steiro AMM Lusk W. G. Putthey Jt. Bourke Wragel E. L. Castle Godaway Jackson Lee Herts Tau H Bartlett Lad H. T MeLemire Yam Ware Robert N. Arghiests Homer Planing Alan Caple Ray Jones Fah Botes J. A. Brigstey Lov I. Baxley All. Allen Tb Vow. Maxwell G. B. Kimerey W. M. Castle Mary Riches Charles Hinktey Mildred Ainsworth John Bagley L. R. Huffman Buck Alwood J. C. Dudley M. B. Northrop W. Thomas T. Frasier C. MacDonald Charles Barker G. EL Emith Bo J. Sclwieseri J. BL Roberts June A Carbon J. Wo Lottich J. He Swarlley G. ©. Burnett J DL Richardson H. C. Lang W. A. Bell R. MiKamey Ruby Bens Joow, Adams I. FP. Schwaek Snel H. W. Hollegen WG. Huckabee Home Lester WR. Patherser

Paper Noise Sparks Mysterious Wallpaper Scene

An Evansville report describes disruptive wallpaper incidents causing fear and investigation. Residents report loud cracking noises as the material behaves oddly, drawing attention to the abandoned site and prompting curious spectators and authorities to inspect the premises.

Public notice shows invitation withdrawn and interest noted

A public notice indicates that Gonost and Keen showed interest and were invited. however the invitation has been withdrawn and the event details remain unclear. The fragment hints at a formal invitation process and a retraction or postponement.

Gontost

Willisville to Host Chidester In First Home Basketball Game

Willisville and Chidester meet November 22 for Willisville's first home boys and girls game. Chidester swept last week's five major games, with Willisville girls losing 17 to, and boys 22 to. The Chidester boys are Ouachita County champions. Willisville boys are district nine champions and both girls teams rank high in state.

Willisville Chidester Willdo Giuime Chichester Ouachite Disteet Gine Heyge

Funeral for Mrs Martin at Spring Hill Baptist Church

Funeral services for Mrs J il Martin, wife of prominent Spring Hill farmer, were held at Spring Hill Baptist Church. Burial followed at Huckabee Company Cemetery. Survived by six daughters including Mrs T Brent and Mrs R T Mayton, four sons Rufus, Virgil, Martin Gail, and Cecil, and several grandchildren. Pallbearers named Magi Garver, Ely Natwas, BE Collins, Sid Sinyard, and Toy Stevens.

Smackover Nora Porrell Spring Hil Stella Robarts Houston Texas Rufus. Vayanil Virgil Martingail Sinnk-7aver Cecil Martin Spring Hill Magi Garver Ely Natwas BE. Cellins Sid Sinyard Toy Stevens

Heavenly Sounds North Star Nagy Text

The Rev W E Wingnkle pastor of Pilgrim Holiness hosts a get-together for his flock with an eight instrument one man band. Prince Charles Radziwell, Paris resident, bought the white street in 1772 linking his home and the market. Navine of Rane Radwell bears the street name.

North Star Oklah W.E. Wing Winkle Whorch Prince Charles Radziwell Paris Rane Radwell

Home Ec Club Initiation At District Meeting

The Home Economics Club held an initiation on November 7 with pledges wearing globes backward applying makeup and using coin filled cans to raise funds. Six members attended the District Home Round meeting in Henderson with sponsor Miss Ruth Taylor. About 24 girls attended from across the state. The welcome address was by Dr. Matt Elba, college president, with Dorothy Henry and Mary Ross McFaddin representing the Hope Club.

Tynelion Witb Henderson Stine Trachers Eultate Ruth Taylor Matt Elba Hope Club Dorothy Henry Ie Group Mary Ross McFaddin

Census figures show 1 year age period highest in ace geome

The Pat census data indicate the one year age group contains more persons than any other five year period, highlighting a pronounced concentration in that single year within the population counts.

Hen Party Superior Why Arne Taf

A fragmentary note describes a scene with a hunter measuring inches, a wide wire, and an inside clue. It references a twin bill and an old puller, suggesting confusion or puzzle like language without clear incidents or names.

Whistle acoustics in a passing train analysis

A fragmented description explains that a whistle on a tocoristive reaches a high pitch before a train passes, then lowers as vibrations subside. It notes increasing freuinns and a tigh pitch before passing, followed by a drop in tone as distance grows.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anderson Chicago T. C. Cashen Switchmen's Union of North America D. A. MacKenzie Brotherhood of Railroad Treinmen Alvanley Johnston Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers C. J. Goff Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen H. W. Fraser Order of Railway Conductors J. R. Williams Amail MRA Service, Ly Marine Corps Parris Island S. C AAA Red Cross Evansville Jad Mike Biering Nevada Mrs. Martin Joseph Carson Trenton N. J A. G. Stevens OPM CCH Taterola Lad Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Company AY Hope Coca- Cola Bottling Company PHONE Hollamon West Aed
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