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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
2
A fragmented crossword style clue set notes long running references, including mountain range crests, deities, and a mix of numeric and lettered hints. It lists terms like blackbird, lasso swinging figure, and various wordplay fragments, with an implied puzzle to solve the vertical and across clues.
Harmony and Mrs. George S. Gress with Mrs. Mabel Yarberry visited Sciemphy col. teacher over the weekend near Blevins. Ray McWilliams and son spent Monday with sister Mrs. Cherty. Geo Crews called on Mrs. Myn. Hattie Crews and Helen visited Mrs. Sid Cof near Hope on Sunday. Mary Rogers of Green Laseter weekend with Milton Rogers. Jerrial Huckabee made a business trip to Levi Compton near Lewisville Monday. Dudley Gordon in the vicinity Wednesday. Dorothy Neil of McNeil visited Mrs. Harley Rogers Thursday afternoon. Mabel Yarberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Berbaby Monday night. Clint Daugherty and Willie Gray dined with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. McMillen. Martie McMillen visited Nellie Leach Sunday. Ella Hodnett and Britt attended church at New Hope. Mrs. Andrew Gordon of Prescott called on Joe Daugherty family recently. Milton Rogers spent Sunday night at Hodnett home. Nellie B. Beach spent Monday visiting in Hope.
The Oak Grove event invites the public to a Sunday afternoon singing at the local place. Miss Hattie Jackson visited Catherine Ross Tuesday night. Families including Colliers and Rosses shared visits and Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends across Oak Grove in community notes.
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