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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1931
Page
2
Mary confronts the Countess over a bracelet and a pair of Jupiter rubies. The Countess refuses a swap, while Mary schemes to trap Bruce Jupiter and shield his father’s heart. The climax hinges on a dramatic stage moment as the jewels dominate the scene.
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 3 in Hope Arkansas will meet on December 11 1931 at 10 A M on the second floor of the Arkansas Bank & Trust Company Building to revise and readjust benefits against real property in the district. Persons desiring revision readjustment or changes in values may appear and apply. some will be considered. This 23rd day of November 1931. Carter Johnson Polk Singleton Eugene White Board of Assessors. November 2 4 December 1 8.
The Hoard of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 3 in the city will hold a session at Arkansas Bank & Trust Company to revise and readjust assessments of benefits against property in the district. The meeting is at 10 o clock A M on Thursday December 17 1931. Any person seeking revision may appear and apply for changes in values for improvements erected or removed or any change whatsoever. FolK Singleton Nov 24 Dec 1-8.
Lucy Chambless Taylor and Girlie Chambless Turner must appear within thirty days to answer the plaintiff's complaint. Witness my hand and the court seal this List day of October 1951, Seal, Clerk Willie Harris. Nov. 3-10-17-24.
In compliance with a Chancery Court order dated November 6, 1931 the commissioner will sell at public vendue at The Citizens National Bank building Hope Arkansas the SW¼ NE¼ and SE¼ NW¼ of Sec 3 Twp 13 S R 24 W containing 50 acres more or less. Three month credit with bond eight percent interest from sale date and lien to secure payment. Sale by Willie Harris Commissioner in Chancery November 17 1941.
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El Paso Austin high school was named football champion of district 11 after Bowie high and El Paso high were disqualified for fielding ineligible players, ending a season marked by controversy and eligibility disputes.
Tuesday morning rain shower touched the area as schoolchildren walked to class. Joe Dorothy and family visited Sun day at the McMillan home while Mr Dorothy, long bedbound with a lame knee, was noted. Harold Sanford and family joined his parents Mr and Mrs H B Sanford for a weekend visit. Mrs J R Gray has been ill but improved recently. The Ruggles family accompanied their mother Ida Ruggles to Presault Sunday for a hospital exam, with Miss Forest Ruggles returning with the group. Mrs Ruggles’ friends wish her a speedy recovery. Some ladies boast new cotton mattresses from the season’s end. Kermit Mitchell visited with his in laws near Bodean, Mr and Mrs Russell, and Mr Sheppard and family from Patmos. the Karber and Jordan families were Sunday guests. Melba Jordan and her parents visited with Mrs Sheppard’s family. Harmony school organized a Literary Society, with Berneil Otwell as president. Mr and Mrs Floyd Bailey of Gordon and Metic Lee Ward of Presvoul spent a day with Mrs Adel Sanford’s family. Carl Reece bought calves locally. Liguie Richardson and family moved from the Walker Owen farm. new location unknown. Next Sunday features the regular preaching dev. at Shover. Srvinan Phe
Bethelham health reports good as residents share routine visits. Ivey Sutton and Thurman Landes take a few days of hunting and fishing at Redlake. Ray Williams of Shreveport visits his in law’s home. Mrs J P Beavers visits with Mrs Powers. Dew Hall welcomes an 84 pound son. Sutton and Landes attend a dance with Huckabee couple. Pearl Lewis visits sister Lettie Landes. Mart Yocum and J F Galloway peddle goods locally.
Patmos My, Erle McClellan of Camden visited Sunday. Mrs. John Laha returned home after spending time with sister Mrs. Valda Rider in Camden. Clyde Walker of Poteau called on friends Monday and Sunday. Miss Dorothy Stopps of near Hope and Miss Jarman of Wheeling visited Sunday. There will be singing next Saturday night and everyone is invited with song books. Several from here attended singing at Hinton Sunday night. Joe Rider of Hope visited his mother here Sunday.
Arkansas County Judge W M Trice filed in Fulaski circuit court seeking a mandamus to compel payment of 3919.66 dollars alleged due from the one cent gasoline tax allotment under Act 63 of 1931. The petition states that through October 1 an aggregate 42414.27 had been credited, but the commission issued warrants for 30394.61, not the full amount.
An old time remedy, Thedford's Black Draught, is praised for relieving constipation and headaches. A testimonial from L P Duncan of Tullahoma Tennessee credits the remedy with soothing his headache after use, noting “splendid results.”
Willisville residents report chills and fever among a few. Pagcal Simpson family visited Simp son kin, Dora Holeman of Texarkana visited Emma Woodruff. Granny Martin stayed with relatives. Holly Springs church held a well attended sing ing. Withigville teams split with Emerson, girls lost, boys won. High school to present a play Tuesday night. Harold Martin stayed with cousin J T Martin. Lee Williams welcomed a baby son.
Nichols Health in this community is food L at the present writing. One family is through gathering their crops in this part of the county, Misses Wilma Brown and Flora Co. spent Tuesday night with Miss Ad Marlar. The party given by Miss Peart Winherry last Tuesday night was attended by a large crowd and all reported an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. Carl May and Vernica Brown spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Winberry and daughter. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Mikle Winberry spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Winberry. Migg Bearl Winberry took supper Sunday evening with Miss Wilma Brown of Falcon. Misses Blanche McClure, Ophie Cox and Vera Pierce spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mite Winberry. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. May spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wikle Winberry.
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