Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

i HOPE STAIi, HOPE, ARKANSAS Founder of Methodism OUR BOARDING HOUSE By AHERN OUT OUR WAY Tuesday, October 9, 1934 By WILLIAMS of HORIZONTAL 9, 6 Who founder Methodism? acwrch 1 13 Conscious pig It Hither Answer 10 I'rrvioan ICIMIPlTlQIE so EssiiH maun! nisrao wraa Hisnsi EMftRt STATE BHH1 as deem of an ikfltphitbeater place (31 chicken J3I Spring lasting season. J33 tto eject lit inwrer IM HE3HG' EE SDSBH '38 Speeded Totals Muffled suund Armadillo cituue. 50 Sun. 51 At! 5i Garden loot 53 Aurora 54 Uncunimuu 55 He was a missionary the 56 lie was an ordained preacher VKKTK'AI. 1 He upeued a to educate preachers' sons 2 Oils 3 Native meUl Title 5 To require.

6 Assam 7 Suture. 8 To reteflfc 9 Vb 1U He founded an home. 12 lirunuuu Existed IB Form of -'be." 10 Slu tiered PRceuwkiTs. Game playwd on 24 One who cakfc 25 CotiTtni workers Inrarnation ut Visit nu Narrative Short letter Not strong KB FUti-boliomcd boat 3S To niKiid A couplo 40 Rcardcd monkey 12 13 Also. 11 Otherwlm 45 Grand imrenul IB Fairy Ood of wui 49 Parrot that kills sjhwp.

al linn of work. Radical Strike of Is Planned teft Group to Defy Inter' national by Ship Lines YORK A "militant strike" designed to call out the crews fcf'American ships sailing out of all North Atlantic and Gulf ports, was voted Sunday at a mass meeting of the Marine Workers Industrial Union Hayes Jones, editor of the Marine Workers Voice, who presided, saic about 35,000 men would be affected Three hundred persons attended the meeting. The Marine Workers Industria Union, a Left-wing organization, has expressed dissatisfaction over the set Sell Itl Find It! Rent Buy Itl in the Hope Star Market Place iMWaAcr, the more you tell, the quicker'you seli 1 time, lOc line, tnin. 30o for consecutive minimum of 3 lines in one ad. 3 times, 6c line, min.

50c times, 5c line, min. 26 times, line, min. $2.11 (Average 5tt words to the line) will be accepted with the understanding that the bill Is payable on presentation of itatement, before first publication- Phone 76S tlement of a threatened strike of the International Seamen's Union, an American Federation, of Labor affiliate. The M. W.

I. U. demands a basic rate scale of 575 a month, an eight- hour day, a 33 per cent increase in the manning of vessels, a ship's com- mitee on tevery vessel to represent the seamen, and the right to join any union without prejudice. Its demands were submited to American ship owners September 28, Jones said, adding that the owners would not deal with the union. The Marine Workers Unions is in direct competition with the International Seamen's Union, with which the owners of 37 ship lines have been arbitrating their differences through Lloyd Garrison of the National Regional Labor Board.

They have questioned the right of the M. W. I. to speak for an appreciable num- btr of seamen. Roy B.

Hudson, national secretary of the union, denied that the marine workers had Communistic leadership or that the Communist party would have any voice in directing the proposed strike. Screen doors-Hope Bldg. Mat. Co. FOR RENT FOR RENT: South bed room, with or without bath, phone 321.

FOR RENT 3 room furnished apartment, adjoining bath, outside entrance both front and rear. Phone 315. Mrs. T. Chamberlain, 717 South Main.

6-3tc FOR convenient to bath, close in. Mrs. Bob Chamberlain, 418 East Second Street. 5-3tp FOR SALE Best Paint Bldg. Mat.

Co. BARGAINS IN USED P. A. Lewis Motor Co. Wall Bldg.

Mat. Co. USED PARTS FOR ALL CARS. A. Lewis Motor Co.

75c bushel or lOc half bushel delivered. Phon 166. 26-3t Cabbage Plants, Onion Sots, Vetch, Winter Grass, Bulbs. Monts Seed Store. 3-8te FOR SALE: Nice home with 5880.00 Home Owners Loan payable $9A1 per month.

Equity 5220.00 cash. See Floyd Porterfield. 9 6tc WANTED FOR Good work Kor-x- for good eow or second Iiand cur. L. J.

Hubbard, Sprudell, Ark. 11-6- J'-P Merrill, New CapiiarHotel. ouse. R- I- 8-3tc liver spotted female pointer eight or nine months. Small.

Stoutly built. J. H. or J. C.

Porter- Shover Springs Rev. W. J. Burgess filled his regular appointment here Saturday night, Sunjay and Sunday night. The E.

L. Auston well on MrWiI- liam farm is in opem'ton alici being shut down some time. Miss Elma Courter and Miss May England of Henderson college were week end guest of Mr. and Mrs. V.

M. England. Mrs. Charles Rogers and son, Parker, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Philips. Mrs. Early McWilliams and children attended the show at Hope last Wednesday. Carl Gilbert of Fulton is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Gifford Byers and Mr.

Byers. Mr. and Mrs. Virgic England had sis guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Caston of Clarkeville, Texas; Mrs. Van H. Monnan of Detroit, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.

T. J. Jossey of Wood- lang Texas and Mr. Mrs. John T.

Caldweil and daughter Miss Marie, of Texarkana, to gather with all their children and grand children which were 33 in number. All had a real nice time. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roberts and children of Texas attended church here last Sunday and Sunday night.

Mr. Roberts is visiting his mother, Mrs. Henry Roberts, near Hope. H. B.

Sanford and son Harold and Mrs. Milton Rogers were Hope visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Barto Bearden and sen, Joe Mack, spent Sunday with their father, J.

W. McWilliams and Mrs. Mi-Williams. Mr. and Mrs.

J. S. Reed, MLss Mar- jorit; Byers and Miss Catherine Ross of Oak Grove were Sunday dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collier.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lasetcr were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Crews.

Rev. W. J. Burgess and Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Caudle and Raymond Jchnson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Philips last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Johnson and daughter. Mrs. Kelly Grey and children, t'nd Miss Jimrnie Givcns were dinner yuests of Mr. and Mrs. Early McWilliams Sunday.

Gartha Mumpers is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ch.Mrley Garner a few days the past week. Lee England called on Mrs. Karly McWilliams Monday morning.

German police have equipped trained pigccn.s with a strap camera which, when the bird is in flgiht, snaps pictures of the ground. The temperature seven miles above the earth is nearly constant, according to scientific belief. NOW, UST6N-THE POPULATION Of- THI9 IS I HAVE FIGURED TRACT PEOPLE WAVE A LL SAV THAT. or- YV4TH AM CANDLES TO A CAKE-THAT. WOULD, MEAN CANDLES u- EACH BIRTHDAY CANDLES A YEATS, TO TAKE GO TV -BUSINESS.

WITH YOU, WELL.ffA TVV CYJNPETTI BUSINESS ALL I NEED IS TONS COLOT3.ET3 AN' A CONDUCTORS TRANSFER PUNCH "DONiT IMPRESS YES- IF IT DON'T GIT ME T' TH'COOK'S FIDDLE AKJ 1 BIG ICK'S BAN JO, THAT I HAVE TO LISSEN TO TH MOST. IS'MT THAT 6REAT, CUPLV? DOM'T VOU THINK VOU COULD LEARM Tb ENJOY THIS SORT OP MUSIC? REACHES AND BEAMS BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Just Like That! By MARTIN AT 1 I oo Yoo oo I 1934 BY NCA SERVICE. INC. T. M.

ALLEY OOP Now Alley IS Mad! By HAMLIN RAZZ. ALLEY OOP WE'LL TEACH) MIS SWELL MUGS vOODS.WILLYA./^^ SOME: HE ReiHEV r.r---. Acb-''- 1 BY NEA SERVICE. INC. T.

REG U. S. PAT. OFF. SO YOU MU6S BEAT UP MY BODYGUAED, WASH TUBES Easy Tries It! "FOVS, I'M GOIMQ INTO THAT RBSTAURAMT, AMD ORDER THE FINEST MEAL TM5Y HAVE.

HA! i S'POSE vcu TMINK THEY'LL TAkE YOUR CHECK. 1 DUMNO. MV SAY, MAYBE PIDJA SEE OLD EflSyy DUMB, AFTER ALL. THEV'RE ACCSPT1M 1 HIS CHECK SURE THEY WILL. FlRSTX I'LL I'LL EAT-THEN I'LL GIVE lAMYOWE EM A CHECK.

THEY CAM EITHER ACCEPT YOU GET DO WITHOUT, A THR.OWM 1031 BY NCA tiEnVICC. INC. T. Rtti. S.

CAT. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS (MY NAME IS BETTY I'VE HEAPD ALL ABOUT YOU, WEREN'T YOU SHADYSIDES BIG STAR LAST YEAR? Meet Betty! By BLOSSER DM, THAT IS MOT GOING I TO BITE YOU SEE, 1 LOVE FGOT- I BAL! IUST CRA-ZY ABOUT IT. 1 AMD I'M SO GLAD TO KNOW fOUi THE NEWFANGLES (Mom'n Popj OF A WARM UP GAME MILFORD I'M ATTEMDIMG SHACTSIDE HIGH THIS AREN'T HAVING A GAME THIS COMING SATURDAY? Getting the Lay of Che Land! BE "THERE 1 WAMT TO SEE YOU PLAY. 1 COMMIE VANCE TOLD ME YOU WERE PERFECTLY SWELL! M' AW, SHE VoO'RE Too WAS JUST MODEST! I'VE TALKING YOU'RE 'I A TRIPLE -THREAT MAM IF You KEEP OKJ ME LIKE THAT, I'LL BE A TRIPLE-THREAT HAH, ALL CRUMBLE OR STUMBLE GEE, I'VE GOTTA GET BACK TO THE SHOP. 1 jweti LEAPIH' UL REFUSED TO COUE IH THEIC ufcresT JOB, KICK KCAvFT MID HIS MOB GOT BUSY OU PLMI TO V1AB LONG fsUD MOMEY THIS 16 THF.

BUP.G-TCH1PKIN5 1 COttlERS CAU TAKE THE LKCOUT LOW- I GOT A LITTLE. CHOPF. FOP YOU, AMD I DOM'T WAMT AMYOI IE 'S GACA.GEl,eOS WHY HOT GET AH WHILE: WE'RE GETTIUG SOI-1E TCM GPsLLOMS 1 WtD I I NECD A. LITTLE. WATEC IN THE PAP1ATOR IT'S DA GIT IT THEY TWE-OU LOA.I> OF IHFO, COPLEY'S By COWAN THiS'LLBi: WE COOLO cwiwr OFF Tvte.

POST OFFICE NlHEr NOBODY'D KHW7 THi: DlFF UM11U THE EIGHT MEXT.