Hope Star from Hope, Arkansas • Page 4

'v- to Previous Puzzle i IWI Sta 0 5 INT Mfnn MiiiHHinaa nH 1 of war. offl- 49 52 weeks. 50 Mountain range's rugged crest. 52 Repvoduction. 63 Road.

54 More fastidious. 55 Deity. 56 He won renown as a 67 He was a popular motion 'picture VERTICAL 1 Goods, 2 Iron worker. 3 Part of mouth. To deposit.

Blackbird. Death notice. 7 Light carriage. 8 To prepare for publication. 9 To re-broadcast IS Offer.

17 Footltke part. If Part of circle. Golf device. 21 To give a wrong direction. 23 In Ziegteld's Follies he was a lasso-swing- Ing 24 Onager.

25 Sheltered pine 27 Nay. 28 Dye. 29 Note In scale, 30 His speech was 32 Ozone. 33 Slight flap. 35 Males.

36 Limb. SSWar flyer. 39 To arm anew 40 Slow. 42 Diamond surface. 43 Molding.

44 Corded cloth 46 Part of eye. 47 Dined. 50 Cuckoo. 51 Age. 2 31,: 1 15 Harmony and Mrs.

George S. Crews, and 'Jqiiite a'few others attended tlie asso- at DeAnn the past week. Mabel Yar'oerry, Harmony teaclier, spent the week end Switlt'ihome, folks near Blevins. Williams and little son, with her sister, Mrs. jAJtougherty, Crews also called on Mrs.

igherty Monday morning. gSiytt: and Mrs. H. B. Sanford, and spent Sunday with Mr.

and Camp Hinton vicin- ahd Mrs. Thad Vines and chil- were pleasant visitors at Dow. near Patmos, Sunday. Crews ana daughter, were plesant visitors of Keir; sister and aunt, Mrs. Sid Cof- eei near Hope, Sunday.

figj yMiss Mary Rogers of Green Laseter, txjsperit week end with Mr. and Milton Rogers. Huckabee made a business Levi Compton's near Lewisville Monday. list though is improving rapidly at this writing. Dudley Gordon was in this vicinity Wednesday.

Mrs. Doi-othy Neil of McNeil called on Mrs. Harley Rogers awhile Thursday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Mabel Yarberry spent Monday night visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Ber- baby, Clint Daugherty, and Willie Gray, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H.

McMillen. Mrs. Murtie McMillen called on Mrs. Nellie Leach Sunday morning. Mrs.

Ella Hodnett and Mr. and Mrs. Britt attended church at New Hope Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Andrew Gordon of Prescott called on Joe Daugherty and family recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rogers spent Sunday night at the Hodnett home. Mrs. Nellie B.

Leach spent Monday visiting in Hope. Sell It! Find It! Rent It! Buy It! i. in the Hope Star MARKET PUCE Remember, the more you tell, the quicker you selL S- 1 time, lOc line, min. 30c For consecutive insertions, mum of 3 lines in one 3 times, Cc line, rnin. -6 times, 6c line, min.

90c 26 times, line, min. 52.76 (Average words to the line) ads will be accepted with the understanding that the bill is payable on presentation of statement, before the first publication Phone 768 ANNOUNCEMENTS Oak ijrove There will be singing at this place Sunday afternoon, the public is en- vited. Miss Hattie Jackson spent Tuesday night with Catherine Ross. Mr. and Mrs.

D. M. Collier spent iunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Vlullins.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Collier and family spent Sunday with his brother. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Collier and family ptnt Sunday with his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Collier and family of Stamps. Mrs. J.Iary Putman spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Preston Putman and family. Miss Catherine and Jewell Ross spent Friday night with their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lee England of Shover Springs.

iilr. and Mrs. Bennie Jones called Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross Tuesday night.

The party given by Catherine Ross Saturday night was attended by a largo crowd and all reported a nice time. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparks and family spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Dora Jackson and family.

Miss Azlean Wilson spent Saturday night with Miss Hattie Jackson. Called Meeting M. M. Degree Tuesday Night Oct. at 7:30 fi.

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WANTED Bottom Pi-can A- J3- Spraggins, Southern Ice Company, Hope, Arkansas. 25-3tp prices paid for Pepans, Metals, Chickens, Eggs, Old Batteries and Radiators. Hope Produce House 106 S. Walnut Street, Hope, Wicker Settee (only) Must be in good shape and cheap Phine820. FOR RENT RENT Five room house close in.

Good neighborhood FJwoe 655-W. Carl Smith. six room furnish ed home in Broofcwood addition. J. B.

Schooley, Phone 1638-4 rings. rooms, an garage, for men roomers. Phone 102 JJ2 Aye. FOR SALE piano and gunahoi tools. In good condition and cheap.

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HE JUST WE BETTERT LEMOM FACE AWy BLOOD- THERE. AW' HE'5 BlU C5OMB SIMCE JSEARCM THE ISLAMp BEFORE" TH'RAW, TOO, BECAUSE Too? trVTHERE WA-SM'T AUV Me CAM ROT; POR ALL 1 THE FUMBLE VVAS AW ACCIPEWT, KID. you WERE TRVIM6 VOUR PARWpesr ALL PUEINJ6 THE FIRST HALF. THAT'S WHAT IrJ THEP.E AMD KEEP IT TO I'LAY TACKLi; IVE any coach a good, big pair of tackles and he can build a football team. The tacklo is shock-absorber on defense and an iiTcsistible force on offense.

He must be able to cover ground in a hurry, hit a ball car- riei with nerve-shocking force, and knife through an opposing wall. The tackle's stance on offense is with'the legs coiled under and fairly well apart, of the inside foot being on a line with the'others heel. Head is back and tail low. On defense, he squaU. down fairly low, with the inside leg Slightly advanced.

On straight-ahead plays, the tackle charges powerfully: on quick-opening plays hejiises-the ziz-zag step. Agauist a normal offense pla.v on the outside shou'rder of the end. Rush passes and punts at all ILL JUST RIDE UP AND DOWN VflTU HOW FLOORS YOU GOT, BEAUTIFUL.