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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
4
Emmet hosts Bloomburg in a Friday 7 PM basketball game coached by Malcum Burnette. Bloomburg is led by Gurnsfietd, a former Emmet mentor, as the Emitic Gytt clash unfolds.
The BeBe Memorial Church Junior and Senior Choirs plan rehearsals on Thursday November 28 at 4 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Hempstead County Home Demonstration Council in Yerger High School elected officers for 1947 48 led by President Mrs Dodie Colbert and Secretary Mrs Pearline Cheatham. Thanksgiving service at BeBe CME Church in Hope to be delivered by Rev C S Stearns on Thanksgiving Day with a 43 minute service.
Saratoga swept Spring Hill in a pair of tight games last night led by Barney Stanton with 15 and Buddy Roedt 17. Myra McLarcy Witting paced the Saratoga girls with 14 4 4 other notable scores including Sue Porter 12 and Charlotte Greene. Spring Hill top scorers included Bima Nell Barnes 9 Belly Cox 8 and Gayle Cato 6 with Joe Stanton directing for Saratoga and Bunny Nuth and Lewis Bell officials. Reported by Ida Joe Dodsen of Saratoga.
College football arc unfolds with Texas A&M Texas Longhorns and Virginia Military Institute in the bowl race. Analysts see multiple angles as A&M could beat Baylor while Texas winner claims Southwest Conference title and a Cotton Bowl berth.
Kansas City reports indicate coach Jack Mitchell of Arkansas is to meet Kansas officials today about the KU head football job. A Kansas source cited by Arkansas papers says Mitchell could accept in-state, while Arkansas officials present a 50 50 chance he stays. Other coaches named include Tommy Prothro and Jim Myers, with Prothro signaling retirement next year at Oregon State.
Browns quarterback Jimmy Brown leads the NFL Eastern Conference with a record pace as he rushes for 189 yards on 16 carries in a single game. He tops the league with 1st day 9 yards per carry and stands 4.82 yards per attempt, ahead of Dick Butkus of the Bears who trails in second with 88 attempts.
Disjointed OCR fragment hints at committee decisions and team seasons. Mentions Maher Brown Cate Provis Horn and Penny Mary Mi Geilear Viab, with unclear matchups and dates. Reads as a garbled sports or school note without complete facts.
Pastrano expresses confidence ahead of a 10 round heavyweight showdown in Miami Beach against an unnamed rival, aiming to rebound after a previous win over Dick KleKatdger and align for a title shot against Floyd Patterson portrayed as rising contender. The ABC telecast is scheduled for 9 p.m. local time.
Auburn and Arizona State sit as leaders in major college football statistics this season with Auburn dominant on defense and Arizona State high in total offense and scoring. Army Mississippi and Colorado contest for top rushing. Oklahoma shows strong rushing and defense.
Laneburg earned a 52 to 42 victory over Emmet as Ann Almond poured in 26 points. Suzanne Jones led Emmet with 16, while Laneburg teammates Bonnet and Edwards contributed 15 and 8 respectively. The game stayed close through three quarters before Laneburg pulled away late.
Hope Bobcats, 7-3, ride a four game winning streak and host Nashville Scrappers at Hammell's Stadium. Key players include Watkins and Chambless limited. probable starters listed with names and positions. 1040-site crowd expected. The Scrappers, 2-?. previous meetings noted with highs and lows across past seasons.
A rambling early 20th century style pick list favors Navy over Army, Texas A M over Texas, Notre Dame over Southern California, Auburn over Alabama, and Oklahoma over Oklahoma State, noting balanced squads and strong halves while predicting decisive outcomes for the holiday games.
In the probate court of Hempstead County Arkansas the estate of Roy G Thrash deceased. Last known address 316 Greening Street Hop Arkansas. Date of death November 22 1957. Instrument dated September 6 1953 admitted to probate November 26 1857 as last will. executors appointed. Claims must be filed within six months from first publication or be forever barred. Published November 27 1957. Maggie Ray Thrash executrix.
The chancery court sale directs the public auction at the Hope courthouse front door in Hempstead County Arkansas on Tuesday December 6 3957 to satisfy a decree in the suit Robert Lee Dickson et al versus Sherman Persy Rickson et al. The undersigned commissioner will offer the described real estate at the sale.
A garbled schedule lists Major and Minor periods with times, plus regional college football picks for Thursday through Sunday. It cites teams like Rice, Baylor, Texas, Oklahoma and several conferences, indicating expected game times and outcomes though many details are unclear due to OCR errors.
United States seeks condemnation of seized food items including Arrow Blackeyed Peas Lima Beans and Budd y Boy Popcorn. The case cites the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act and notes interstate shipment dates and consignors. The notice covers 68 to 70 bales and 8 to 21 cases of various products seized November 14 1957.
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