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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
4
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Spring Brook reports reorganized Sunday choir in the community with Mrs E C as secretary and treasurer. Attendance near nine on roll. prayers held every Sunday night. Several neighbors visited, including Mrs A P Clark and John Robinson family, plus Jack Terry from Hope. A large crowd attended the pound supper by Mr and Mrs Petree, with services planned at the arbor next Saturday night and Sunday.
Jets Around Shover reports Reverend Burgess keeping regular appointments. Neighbors share visits with Sanford and Leach families. Longview visitors include Preston Rogers and Homer Crawford. Local youth attended school in Hope while others helped with gum timber haulage and social gatherings occurred at Carl Arnold and McWillans homes.
Ozan Mr and Mrs Weir Owens of Bingen visited Mrs W H Robins Monday night. Mrs E K Russey of Dallas returned home after a visit. A J Robins and Miss Lillian Robins visited Nashville. Rev Davis of Stamps preached at the Baptist church. Earl Robins of Haynesville La visited A J Robins and Lillian Robins. Mr and Mrs W E Russey and baby of Dallas spent the weekend with W A Webb family. Dr and Mrs Ruel Robins and son of Texarkana visited. Washington folks attended Sunday night services. Mrs J S Crane and Charleen and Mrs Jerome Smith shopped in Hope.
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