Yerger Band Mothers Club Meeting Tonight at 7:30
The Yerger Band Mothers Club convenes tonight at 7 30 in the Yerger Band Building. All members are requested to attend.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1955
Page
4
The Yerger Band Mothers Club convenes tonight at 7 30 in the Yerger Band Building. All members are requested to attend.
James Delaney a halfback for the Verger Tigers sustained a broken collar bone in a Friday night game against Stamps at Hammons Stadium. He was transported by Hicks Funeral Home Ambulance to County Memorial Hospital for immediate care and was reported to be doing fine, with plans to return home in a few days.
The St Luke Church Sunday School session was led by the Superintendent. Rev. E N Glover taught the lesson and a State Rally followed the morning service with five states represented. Julia Woods of Michigan led with $21.16 and won first prize. Mt Siniai C M E Church and St Luke Baptist Guerney placed second and third. Visitors included Nash family members and Mrs Simmons of California.
Thanksgiving Day gatherings featured Mrs. Persie Turner Mrs. Mel Rosie Frierson and Mr and Mrs Ed Jones and families with Mr and Mrs James Boatner as hosts. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs M J Wilson and relatives from Arkansas Mrs Mary Palmer of Malvern Little Rock residents Frankie Lee Alexander Issac Wilson Berry Randle Richard Wilson and Martha Wilson.
Funeral services for Mr T C Davis were held at Haynes Chapel Baptist Church. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends from Louisiana Arkansas Illinois Indiana Missouri and Michigan with names such as A W Curry Ben Gladney J W Merritt Leroy Rogue John R Wilson James Hall I D Coleman Kinlock Carry C Bodom Pearline Winter Charlie Bullock John E Henderson W A Malone Clarence Woodard William Mahoney Augusta Green Edward Benton Samuel Smith Cleveland Stimson Julie Bell Winter Filla n Howard Ophelia Swift Alvin Washington Bell Howard Della Swift Felton Howard Rob Moore Inez Craven Freddie Lee Moss Zepher Hopson May Frank Sanders Horace Howard Russell Hightower Leroy Da- plus others from distant states.
A new feature for the World Championship Duck Calling contest in Stuttgart includes a duck picking contest for the first time. General chairman Jim Griffith announced the addition as Gov. Orval Faubus and Sen. John McClellan are expected to attend along with other guests.
Major league trade chatter grows as Frankie Lane presses Cardinals bids with Giants Phillies and Cubs. Lane seeks a veteran catcher a right handed hitting outfielder and a frontline pitcher while rumors link Wes Westrum Sally Hemus Harry Elliott and Pete Whisenant to a Giants swap and Red Schoendienst Whitey Lockman and Jim Hearn to other deals. In the American League Cleveland eyes Gus Triandos Hal Smith Sherman Lollar and Maury McDermott in talks with Baltimore Chicago and Washington respectively.
Ohio State star Howard Cassady, a Columbus native and Big Ten champion back, wins the Heisman with 2 219 points in the Downtown Athletic Club balloting 1 324 writers and broadcasters. Jim Swink TCU runner up with 742 votes. others include Bo Bolinger Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Phillips hosted a晚 dinner Monday November 28 with guests from Shreveport and Minden Louisiana including Mes r J. W. Merritt John R. Wilson J. D. Coleman Augusta Green and Ben Gladney and A W Curry and Dorsey Phillips as hosts and hostesses.
Mr and Mrs Craton Epps recently returned from a week long vacation in Texas They visited Mr Epps brother and sister in law Leo Epps in Memphis Texas and Mrs Epps brother and sister in law J T Cannon in Wichita Falls for the trip The item highlights family visits across Texas communities.
The Friendship Club will meet at the home of Ms. Agnes Hardemon on Thursday December 1 at 7 30 p m All members are asked to be present and prepared for the program or discussion and to bring a covered dish for the social portion of the evening
The Cotton States League, a Class C circuit, will dissolve by January 1 due to three member clubs unable to operate next season. Poor attendance and financial troubles hit Hot Springs Arkansas Meridian and Vicksburg Mississippi teams, while Monroe Louisiana El Dorado Arkansas and Greenville Mississippi reportedly broke even or better. The league has operated intermittently since 1902 with a 1947 resumption after a 1941 suspension.
EMPORIA Kansas Arkansas Tech's Wonder Boys ranked 10th nationally among small colleges in total football offense for the season. The team averaged 358.8 yards per game over 10 games, ending with five victories, three losses, and two ties and finishing second in the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference standings.
The Associated Press notes results from fights in Tampa Hartford Miami Beach and other cities. Willie Pep outpointed Pappy Gault in Hartford while Rex Layne defeated Mike Hammer in Salt Lake City. Jimmy Garcia stopped Johnny Bowman in New York.
In a tense confrontation Pace and the outlaw gang corner Dan and Eraine at the store. Pace shoots Vic Odlum after a demand for payment and warning to stay clear of Starrett, while Dan secures medical aid for Vic and supports Art Frazin who admits guilt.
Alan Ameche of Baltimore, top rookie and league leading rusher, has 867 yards on 125 carries for a 4.7 average. Howie Ferguson of Green Bay trails with 768 yards on 164 carries. Otto Graham leads passers with 1,385 yards on 81 completions in 148 attempts. Eddie Brown is close behind.
Boston wins 105 to 97 over Syracuse as Fort Wayne defeats New York 104 to 99 and St. Louis tops Philadelphia 108 to 95 in Associated Press basketball reports.
Two women members of Communist terror groups surrendered to police in Bukit Mertamam Malaya and requested government amnesty. After leaving the station they went to a beauty parlor for permanent waves.
Hope senior Bobcats rallied to beat Spring Hill 75 to 67 in the boys game while Hope senior girls rolled 64 to 38 over Spring Hill. Spring Hill Junior boys edged Hope Junior lads 41 to 36 as Honea scored 10 in the final period.
Prescott’s Curly Wolves defeated Laneburg 56 to 50 as Ellis led Laneburg with 23 points and Purtle added 16 for Prescott. In the girls game Laneburg beat Prescott 41 to 17 with Dillard scoring 20 and Renfro 14 of Prescott’s 18.
The Blevins Hornets begin the 1955 56 basketball season Thursday hosting the Nashville Scrappers with senior girls at 7 p m and senior boys around 8 p m. Expected starting lineup for Blevins includes Smith Roberts White Arthur and Almer Willis with reserves Steed Lang Hugg Barber Hill and Hutson. Tuesday December 6 the Hope Bobcats travel to Blevins for three games, junior boys play first around 6 30 p m, as the season tips off in this local prep card.
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