Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 6

lltibn is evidencet 'Congress to by the govern Se's tekgraphic in- principal'cities be under the manage-: postoffice. it wot i provided the post a more the- Management bt Jneumbent, it would as the malls THE DUA sold- supposed to be of all professions in the dangers of reason foe entering less destructive to It be. consoling martial'spirits who are engage in the Mexican war 'the profession of arms i'nitfre destructive of the of life than the Accurate cal- "ittade with regard to the nation on the earth', England have fully de- It appears that fts gfgat among phy- among the soldiers, and among those devoted to the it is among those whose Lawyers are lass lives than seamen, and jrjengagcd Us the most peace- stand in no safer some of the most hazard- The average of f'kept op among all Possible Oil in Howard County Oevelopment Reported to at Mineral Springs The Mhieral of last week, reports that is a good, possibility of oil development in the ection around. Mineral Spfirigs. Several operators are reported to interlsted in the prospective field and are now busy in obtaining leases the neighborhood and in renewing rior leases about to expire.

Locals ptist Missionary Society mst afternoon at the home of ate, with Mrs. T. J. president, presiding at the session and Mrs. J.

R. Card -e mission study. The assisted by Miss Bettie Sue and Miss Mary Margaret served refreshments. Mrs. T.

L. Rhodes, of Hope, days last Week with rel- 1 Mason left Sunday for Salis, where he was called qn ac- death of his son, W. ert Patterson returned visit with relatives in isOn Wilson accompanied his lfe, Jasper to Shrcve- Monday, Gray, of spent Tuesday wittKAlpnzo and Olander Beck. and daughters and Estell ofi Hope, spept afternoon in Baw0, who is attending school spent a few hours here on Charlotte Matlock is visiting i in Mena this week. Holt, of Hena, was in the city week.

Mrs, D. W. Holt, of Little are the of relatives here, T. Y. 'Williams will present and Vivian Beck in piano re- "cial next Tuesday evening February 2nd at 7:30 o'clock in the parlor of thie Blaek hotel.

The public is "Jy invited. yrogs absorb water through the skin; it. They do not breathe, jjiit swallow air. When the skin splits ks the frog grows old, he pulls it swallows it. A "fire bug" caused this.

Only desolate ruins remained after an early morning blyaze of inctndiary origin raged through the All Saint's Episcopal Church, one of the most beautiful edifices in Worcester, Mass; Our dear Emily Post has nothing pedal to say on the etiquette of eat- ig corn Off the cob; the main thing, tie tells us, is to "attack it with as ferocity as Transcript. Woman Makes Escape From Prison Farm CAMDEN, Pauine Moffett senteneced to two years in the state penitentiary on'a charge of for- gery'at the, fall term Of Ouachita circuit court has escaped from the state farm for women at Jacksonville according to information received here. Mrs. Moffett pleaded guilty to forg. ing checks on mail-order housse and was given two years.

CINCINNATI. How disconcerting the pangs of conscience must be! Dr. H. H. Langdon, assistant superintendent of General Hospital, received a letter from an Irvine, woman who was a patient at hospital two yearsago.

She enclosed a page from the 1929 telephone directory giving in- structionsjgri use of the dial telephone. confessed that she had torn the page from, the book and felt "as though I stole, this dial information." CrtfersAi Crops. Advised Agalnit Planting Radishes (from the Nashville Mews) This annual meeting of the Mas, Truck Grafters Association was in the Howard county court ha week. Truck raisers In thai bofhooa were very enthusiastic the outlook for truck crops in 1932. H.

M. Stephens, of Blevlns, whfj is sales agent lot the association the principal speaker at the Meeting, and talked along the lines of economy in production. He advised the gtow- ers not to branch out in their crops this year and recommended only two crops be planted extensively. These iwo crops' are cantaloupes and tomatoes He says, because are both food crops and 1 the Indications ate that the market will be 'Mr. Stephens urged the keep a sufficient number of hogs to use the waste from the crops, thereby utilizing this waste to produce food for home consumption.

He also urged every one to grow everything possible for use at home for food nnd.feed. He says that the outlook for radishes is not good because of the, heavy acreage in other sections Of the cdun. try, and advises against planting. Mr. Bert Johnson is endeavoring to get up an acreage of strawberries In the Nashville and Bingen neighbor'- hood, Alabama Crutch Fiddle CINCINNATI a year Sherwan Harry Wiley has" Been an invalid, a disease, having numbed his and legs.

Wiley has played the violin since he Was 11, and his affliction was a sore blow to him because he could not.finger his.beloved Instrument. He has somewhat solaced himself by constructing a one-stringed violin out of his crutch. This tjrjes not take so much intricate finger movement. A camera and X-ray combination is now lowered into the stomach of a suffering from stomach determine the location of the sores. MAtt CLOSE Mitchell, aboye, of Montgomery, has been named honorary colonel of the University of Alabama R.

O. T. C. at Tuscaloosa. She is member ot Alpha Gamma Jlelta'sorority.

German police have equipped ttfiln- ed pigeons with a strap camera which, when the is on the wing, snaps pictures of the fround. Left Holding Sack DENVER, caught Lee Hernandez after the theft of $150 worth of silverware from the shop of Mrs. Louise N. Tasher 1 They found a bag containing the silver iri his room. Le explained that he was standing outside the shop when a burglar ran out and stuck the bag in his hands.

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