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HOP! STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS CLASSIFIED tttt Office DAjr 'RATES Aft Poynb't In "II And Aeeonw- With mt WjWWWmt li IV Month fl.oo 0.00 10.50 12,00 J3.MI MB.OO 8.TO I.OO^ft.OO CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 7flo par loch OOo par inch not 50o por Inch MM tftttfifQ IRJflVll fflf JUf'iSk' rwwWf or For Rent Mini p.m. on follawine day, hi nll of, flourw ft' numMri count IOPE STAR 4 o.f Arkonui, Jlti Art tf 1, W7, Audit (payable Iri at)- In ond rmlgMxtf- 13.00 Hsmfuteftd, Nevada, Movrtfd, tmU Milltt eouiv .19 UO 4,90 moil 1,10 i. SO 3 1. TWH lot OflKnlt 2, Mlth.j OWohomo .1 fluom, back porch (mil Kiiififjc, 21,1 TMHKK ronm lir.rnl. Nircly Klcrltic linx jml'l, 201 HotHtur.

A It. IKIOM furnlxhcd wllh luilli, Klfctilc rrfrlK'THliir unit WliHlllMJj 7 ItuoM Hut fiil'l wn- Wl'cl lllKll Hr. limil. I'liniiit IIOOM dm i)(j uKi-d duplex, Vncntit AiiKimt I- HOOM (infill iilnht np.li litir'iit. Jliirdvvnoii (Inuru, limit.in tixtiu-ttii cloiii'ln.

nil' South Kruui'c. l)l(d HAUL rind Bpronii xnnd $1,2,1 ynrd jOnivi. 1 nvalinblo, Fuy Iliitiimnnl I'lKinn JO-1M WDUDI.ANU VVATKHMKI.UN CIAH HKN, flntil t-oltl out whom tin? IIIK) Unly (11(1 ntlli-s K.IIBI on 07. Ki'wlii. 2-t-llt Lost flying rnp with IIOKU'II-S Jf found cull K.

I'tintlor Wanted to Lease I'ASTUIUC (OK 'W In'iKl of ,1, Israel. Phonn 23-nt A fnmi wHh 120 to niwi ncroa foi- 3 yonrti oflongor, I'li'imn nlvo full mill nnumiit nf ri'Ht nor yeni', Will piiy $SO In iiwiinr, Wi'ltu Mui'lln I in Mnanullii Hot SprlntiM, Ai'lt. Found SMALL "blneh don, Unblcu ttitf No, 807. Apply Star Offlcu. Opportunity MAN or who WHtiti to prufltnblft vuuti? of hUtll vouUluM nvnchinoti thin afcii.

S70t) citHh fm tlnil locutod. Write Bux A in i-Hi'o of Uif.liopt! stnr, Political Announcements BUr In authorised in that the following am tor public offlcs nubjcct to the action of tho Democratic Cor Tax Aotuor CHIT STOAnT For Circuit Clark vm. 9. A. HUT8OM for Reproientatlve TALBOT FJCJU) JR.

For- County Judge CLAUD Jf. SUTTON fi. fJAIUU'iTT l''HKO I.UCK Por Sheriff C. COOK For Alderman Ward 1 JOK HMITT C. mob) DANIELS JOMKS For Atdermnn Ward FRICD JOHNSON DWIOJIT mnoniLi.

PAUI, HALEY PAT WJKKIK For Aldermnn Ward I U. L. UKTTIQ State Senate TOM J. 8II.VKY DH. F.

C. CUOW Chancellor (Plrat Olvltlon. flth District! WKSMCY riowAitu A. P. STKKI, For Connress OIIKN IIAIUU.S 11 in.

Mornrnj; worship (I (i.ni. MTU p.m. KvcniriK OETHEL A. M. a.

CHURCH Rev. O. Paschal, Pastor n. m. Ktiiutny Nrhonl.

II n.m. MornliiK Win-Mini) II p.m. 0. K. TiIlO p.

m. cvonli'K worship. Mr, and Mrs, i iinntiiiiu-ud the wi'ildlui; "I their' dauilhler, Mis-i Niuiii II. dell In ,1. W.

MIL'S at llii'ir liniin-' tin July 27, ut II p.in, All Vifterans, wuluM's ur mothiTM of World Wiir II who are' in l.udic.s i AuxllUiry of tint AnirrU'un l.eniou arc lo meet at HU-ks Fuiu-rnl llomi) Mundiiy nluhl, July 211, at p. in. Post Nn, will rcf Hope Junior, Little League Teams Win 2 conrh'-tl by I liln 1 VI- l.i.i tlfimc 'A'ith Ti Juninr Toulon shut- i. lit (drill with K'Udi'. (lie mill nllo-A-iiiK only hits, but)) cuiii-rti (infiin Kubt-rl Smilllr.

tip nil i lull iirjori- hciiin ir. Il" 1-1 (I liy ho niii- inif.l tin 1, 1 1 -I. Tin' LIMY t.i'ii li'iyi, cl'iwnfd Iliric l.i'*! niijlit 7 lo 5 in tti Oiiki'. th' 1 -ill" IH'I' Jlti.l l.i'i'.inn I li in n'fiiu. Mi-vii' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 4.) i 57 4M 47 l.i.i:i 47 "i7 i Hock 41 5(1 yellow wild flower called butti-r and PKgs is a close relative the unflfi rlrnfion ot cdlllvatcd KHidr Cnltic have baby tctth that ore; replaced hy tcrth in the same manner as the teeth ot hiirnitn childrrn.

i Frlrfoy, July 25, 1981 The cutting and carving of gems is believed to have originated in Babylon thousands of years before Christ. July 55, HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS League York 50 41 r.i 42 40 41 43 i i .432 I I .540 .148 .41111 SPANISH SYNOPSIS i ot nluiviii-' 1 llnl hi N.tticmnl League Yurie 1 Mineral Spgs. Comes to Hope foraGameatS Tin- soi'U's In K.iir pmli al (t DC; i on the niouu Inr Ihr Inciil nine. Sli'vi-u-i pilclu-d Hope- to il.s only Vl'-lory lA'v'i lln' I'MyiM's Ihi-i Ilif r.r!:iiinn.'iiri.-s win all ii( hniin- I a tin- -n I'll Hot Spi-ini'-i IH- and Kridav Eaves Successful in Cotton Bid Dy The Associated Press Valla- Haves veteran i fnini 1'nrt Arthur, 'I 1 Hit- Gulf Coast l.i inadi- Ins tli-tiiit in Mi.I' I.i-a"iii- winnillf! (il 24 .7111 Ml -II )5'l -l-l .511 -If) lit 1 27 70 .203 i COTTON STATE LEAGUE fill I);) no an i -I!) 43 I'm' IJInff 45 ll'll IS rctilllllMK by rniu li. i rritii(fiini' Him.

wcil'lc-d tjli.iw (ilii-ail vii li nia ol't swi-ct- heart. Mcmne. Wlifn cunisp inr'f, to press atirtiuons on 01 viiinin Imly minis with tlif-in. nn't (UIUMO vpnni; to IIPI As Iliry h.ltlilltn "lirKIIIK up HIP hillinr; TlfO llflllilfM 13 (,) I roa.Hiif c. llmuyb ho 1,1 tiio drlvrr iif.

in r. ilir nun. imrr'JfT. 1 h- Hit; his oinlluii. 1.1 hy III.H old r-nciny.

i.rfina. to Thin him on Ihc niunl'-r i-np. rnilrn.iMiTl nil In .1 h'li-yrfu fun in S.in giii'iiiin. Ho Hal ntrirc In irnv? town hui In riilnr 1 dai-k inpoln wllh Mclnnic. anil is slioikcil hy the change in ncr.

hil Dorado Spriius.s C.reenvillt- 4(J 53 31 Sports in Brief ot iaiea PIOM it to the UH tor (oiol nawt pnniiHl in ot oi iill AC For Sale MulMlon Mink, Fawm. LonUrn, The Negro Community By Helen Turner Phona 7-4474 Or bring to Turner Funeral Home CHURCH OP GOO IN CHRIST fild, L. C. Minister 1(3; Sunday Si-hoo), MornlnK Warship, 0 p.m. Y.

I 1 W. p.ni, Kvi-nlnu worship. CHURCH OF Rav. C. U.

Pniitor ii. in, Stnulay it. in. Morning Worship tun; sn, 7:30 p.m. Kvonlnu Worship.

CHURCH OP QOO In CHRIST Eld, 0. N. Dennlt, Pastor 0:45 a.iu, Sundny School 11 it. in. Miinilug V.

W. 7:30 p.m. Kvi-uins Worship City 8KKBBB MlsMORIAU 0. M. B.

Rev. T. J. Rhone, Paitar 1): 45 u.in. Suuduy vcnoul.

a.m. nuniuni! worship. 6:00 p. in Kpworth t) p.m. Kvouing Worship MT.

ZIQN CME CHURCH M. Manning, in. Sunday School in, Miuumg p. in, Kpwoun 7:30 p.m, livoning R181NQ M. Erby, Sunday it)hooL.

7:30 evening worship. UQNOKE BAPTIST CHUHOH Rtv. P. K. Povy.U, Pmtor Svmday School )l a.m.

Mumlng 8 pan. Worship. CHAPBL P. WlllUmi, m. Svmdty school ANNOUNCEMENT PJT, Thomptoa thtt -W" Yoi'Ki-r Hiind Mutln-r'tif Club Of YtMRt'l' Hijill SclUKil Will li dtuice Sjihirdiiy 1 I lllo room with niiisii- i h.v Dnd.v Yet Hot of Shri'vcport, I.ii.

Admiti.iliMi 7.V i Jackson of ii few dnys vl.sttiun iilld fi'li-iulH III llopo iiiul In He up only hil; to ni! ht. Hi- had plenty I' 1 from teammate-; Hi. -v i.ippe-l out hils. In olher Monroe dropped Circcnvilli- -1-1, slipped by Kl Ufirado 2-1 and Nntehw. ilumiii-d Bluff ilnhn won his Kith en me Hi he led Greenwood to victory over Kl Dorailo.

Tie fanned 15 nu'Ii a pinch liitti-r with the fur the final out of the t-un-e. I noil went ahead with one run In Hie fourth iuniny but eanie back ill Its half of' II. fifth to tie II up. Creemvend tiie winninc, run in the ei.i;h!h retired Kl Dorado in the top of the ninth to win. 1 Moni'oe pushed across throe runs i By The AKsoci.itcd Press 'GENERAL HKI.SINKI ll.irrison Dillaixl Clvvland net now Olympif rec- "J'l seconds in winning the 110 ineli'i- hurdlc.s at the 'GOLF N'KW HAVKN, Conn.

Defendini: Tnnnny Jacobs, Mi.niel.elln. captured two to advance to the fourth ic.mid ot the National Junior Gulf SH1X CITY, In. Al RCSSP- link. KsiMMidilo, shot a 7- i.anler liar to I'ral) the lil-hole lead in the Sioux City Open Tiiiii RACING MOW YORK HiMh Dive Handicap at Ibba (520.CO) won mile t.lravnillo Purse at Arlington Park. in tho ciijhth inninR in its with Greenville to break a 1-1 lie.

That's all the scnring thoro was. It was Givcnvilles fourth straifihl Pick Thompson posted his 12th virliiry of the si-asnn n.cainst six as dvfi'ati-d Pino liud'f. Thi' In Thompson in the thiril inniiij; for four hits and their only two Thompson regained control of the game a-fter tlnil. Cl I APT EH FIVE THEY MaiJ come to a scrien o( low hills and threaded the gentle pass ociwcen them. Melnme pointed to IIOIIKC, white one with red root, shaded, hy huge trees.

Barn nnd neat buildings clustered about it. "We live there." "A new home," Blaise said. Me- lame laughed. "Hardly that any Keep forgetting," BIal.se snld quietly. He added, "I wonder what happened to my''Valley homestead." Hal looked surprised.

"A ranch and homestead?" "I (lied on Valley land adjoining the ranch. That's when Loo.rn:; figured f'd stepped on his toes. I never had o.hanCc to prove it up. It's gone now." abandoned, niaise," Molanie said. "Marl? proved it was the wise thing to do." Davis," Blalsc said, remembering.

"I'd almost forgotten him. We were always on opposite sides of' the fence. Minever wanted to fight from the beginning." "He was right, Blai.s'o," Mrlanir said in a strange voice. "Everything worked out just as ho said it would." Blnisc distastefully moved i lips. "Sure, but 1 was never one to let another man drive mo.

Marl; never gave a hang for It was always results with him." Blaise grimaced. "Maybe he was right after all. I went to jail and he moved over here. He's set up I reckon, the best land of all?" Mclanie replied slowly. "Blaise, 1 the first years after you loft were hard and terrible.

Wo did wliEjjt we could in the other valley, but Leonis was too much. We moved, and we had all the imrd work of building and itarting new over here." "You've done a good job," Blaise laid. 1931, by "No one thought you'd ever come hack. We knew what Looms could do and some even thought maybe you lutrt Killed Chavez. trouble with him bc- You'd fore." "I ncvrr liked the man.

But I never killed him. 1 intend to tind out who did." "After all these years?" nuked. "What else la there to do?" 1 Kucsj," said. After a short pause and a swift, almo.it frightened glance toward her home, she continued. "There was only trouble tor us and we thought you'd never come back.

People do unexpected tilings sometimes, Blalsc, at a time like that." "Like following Mark over here," Ulalse said. He turned the buggy into the barnyard and looked around in grudging admiration. "You've prospered." lie turned the buggy about in the yard and reined the horses in beside a stone walk that I through a little gale to the smooth green yard around the house. "Where's Paul?" "Dad lives up the road." He looked surprised. "Up the road! But you don't run this place alone!" A man came out of the house.

He paused on the stop, looktrtg at the buggy and then he came slowly to the gate. Blaise recognized Mark Davis. The. years had been kind to him. "He's back, Mark," Melanie said in a strained voice.

"He got off the as 1 was in town. You remember Blaise?" "I remember him," Mark said evenly. Melanio stirred and forced a laugh. "Weli. we can't sit here all day.

Mark, aren't you going to Invite your friends in the house." grew tight with a cold, numb feeling of disaster. "Light down! Welcome to our home," said Mark. "Our?" Blaise asked with dim- cult y. "Of course! Mark- and I are old married people now." "Light down, Blaise. Is this your friend?" Mark asked.

"Hal King. Maybe we'd better got on. I didn't know I ain't snre- is, "Nonsense! Yon can spend the afternoon, anyhow. Light down. I'll unhitch.

Honey, you lake 'cm into the house." Once inside, the girl turned swiftly. Blaise somberly shook his head. "Mel, you should'vo told me." I couldn't. I tried' to stop writing but your letters came and she lifted her hand and let It drop, "I had to write anyhow." "But this?" he demanded harshly. She turned away and stood by the table.

tried, Blaise. I started a' dozen times ard tore up the letters. It was "Cruel?" he asked dully. She whipped around. "Blalsc, can't you understand! You were gone, for as it you were buried and you'd never come back, tiveryone told me that Dad, Mark, all ot Leo E.

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. them. She looked toward tho window and tier voice dropped. "Here comes Murk. later.

Please, Blnise." Mark entered in a rush, pulled up short when ho saw Blaise. Ho pulled out a chair, whirled It around and sat down, arms over the high back. "You look about the same, Blai.sc. Little gaunter, maybe little thinner in the face." Marie tipped his head slightly. "You don't have that old hellion spirit.

Maybe they took it out of you." "Mark!" Melanie shocked. He threw a glance over his shoulder. "What's wrong? It's true, ain't it? Look at him yourself." "It's true," Blaise said heavily. He looked about the room as though it had suddenly become another cell. "Sure, Blaise, anyone can see it.

Surprised about me and Mel?" "Yes." "She should'vc told you." Mark fished a tobacco sack from his pocket. "1 always had my eye on her, but you had tho inside track in the old days. You don't blame me?" "No," Blaise looked at Melanie, and passed his hand wearily across his face. "Where does Paul live?" "Down the next farm. Why?" Davis asked.

"Maybe Hal and me had better get on down there." "No, you'll stay here!" Davis stood up. "At least until supper time. Honey, cook supper that'll show Blaiso what he missed. Come on, gents. This way." He would not listen to their protests and finally Blaise followed him.

The bedroom was high-ceil- inged and spare, looking out toward the road. Mark left them there and Blaise strode swiftly to one of the tall, narrow windows. "Changes always changes," ho sighed. Hal "Did you tie her down before you Blaise shook his head. "No I said nothing.

She had a right to look for someone else." (To Be Continued) Way Out in Front, and Pulling Away: HECK- 1 JUST PAVED. THIS ROAD 2 MONTHS AQO! BLONDIE By Chick Young CF.IAX K'P i'-! THH F.AC XX, LL PPJ.ACTLTO? EN', WHY i SCANT YCJ BOY 3 PUT. 1 PP Running the Bases 1 Essential 1 baseball tools 2 Superficial extent HORIZONTAL CO The flies 1 Ha.se runners when a base try to boat the runner slides lu the Cl Gaelic bag VERTICAL 5 Baseball position, 9 each team Hies to 3 Roster laptraUcsolo 4 fsical src a point 6lMSm-csof IfiKhiiry fabric '21 (Jlacial snow 23 b(xiy ot water 24 Headgear For fear that Answer to Previous PuTzle 8 Postures 9 Iterating 10 Employer 11 Seines 1G Administers 33 Fact extreme 35 Turkish unction 20 Harmony -10 Vipers 22 Sleeveless -13 Correct 45 Corn 21 In this place 46 Close-fitting 25 Summit cap 20 Locally 47 Small brook 28 Crossbeam 48 Australian 30 Tyndarcus' ostrich wife (myth.) 50 Anchor 31 Angers .11 Son of Seth 52 Essential being 53 Decay rving 01 me Huns 3-i pungent Reparation 30 here spectators head when last man is out 1 Aeriform fuel S'lUfVed name of Vctn.icvim ii inoeror 53 )ti hail i ii 5 13 Z'l it is Si, ij 25 'I'l 3 7h 'IL Ib a 'K 60 li 24 18 7 it 8 ib i-J 20 i8 I'l 3 17 Ml 50 10 30 51 11 31 5i 25 Bf Dick SIDE GLANCES By Galbralth "1 don't swear, I don't smoke, and I don't drink anything slrcngcr thr.n'sarsaparilla, whatever that Over They Avoid loyrf; Holt; lory Cherry IKE IKE WIURRY Only For Governor With A Definite, Postfix Prdgraml (. I-F-- 'T. BAC Jv'tJM CCNCfc'RTO O-MiNO(? AT THE SCH BACHS IN THE SCHOOL TONIGHT OZARK IKt OUT OUR WAY By J.

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WASH TUBBS Ml Letlit Turner BUT WHY ML THIS FIRST, WE CMJTIOM, IP BEEN YOU XWEW WHERE TO FIK1P THE THIEF, WHV PIDMT YOU BRIMG WHV, VOLJ 7 CKfVCKPOrJ NOT IV, CRIME 1 HOW IP WE HB STOLEVCNO SEE WTO CIvSIWOWONE OP DOOTS AND HER BUDDIES WS.I KiO 600O "IVlW YOSX OUT KV 1 By Edgar Martin tow tiS BUNNY ALLEY OOP HEY, DOWN THr.R ABGUr TIME YOU ur 1 1' OH, THE Jh-rf AWKl r' XTiniMncw. tvTi- OOOLA!) ivou; r'- --i VYA TAKIi OVEH DOWN I'M GOIN' YOU 00; i'ut CUlf TH'ONE WHO MOVED A CHRIS WELKIN, Planoteer POH.A ZTtucrive SEAM FIKB WITH AffiMZA OHLY WITH THS HENRY ELEVATORS Vi Vx.