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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1933
Page
2
In Hempstead Nevada a garbled notice records price changes and payments, noting 3.00 and 5.0 figures. The fragment hints at a sale or service cost variation amid unclear text and scattered names. The readable items imply a pricing adjustment or billing entry within a broader modern civilization context.
The Star outlines a platform pledging a more efficient government and shared highway programs. It emphasizes cooperation, reducing waste, and building on the belief that collaborative action strengthens public services and infrastructure.
The article discusses steps toward economy in government at national and local levels. It notes ongoing efforts to reduce taxation burdens, streamline operations, and cut costs in counties cities and schools while praising some reforms and criticizing others as incomplete.
New York psychologists ran a trial on two born twins to compare effects of strict structured training versus unstructured development. Johnny, subjected to daily guided exercises, excelled in climbing, swimming, and brain-testing tasks, while Jimmy, left mostly to himself, remained cheerful and unskilled. Despite Johnny’s evident gains, Jimmy’s carefree demeanor led experts to question the value of intensive early intervention.
The remarks feature Vice Chancellor von Papen defending liberty against state overreach, Congressman McDuffie urging rapid action at all costs, and Senator Borah arguing that emergencies do not justify constitutional nullification. The exchange highlights tensions between liberty, speed, and constitutional limits.
Janet, living as a stenographer in Mrs Curtis's home, overhears a cruel exchange about her status from Betty and her mother. She contemplates leaving, then later encounters Mr Siloyani and a young secretary as tensions rise over social boundaries and belonging. Janet battles deception, jealousy, and loneliness while seeking independence.
A series of neighborhood social items lists names such as Lola Golthath Mildred Elliott Roberta Browning and Rubye Jack. Mentions include Miss Frances Willis Saturday afternoon visits with Misses Hazel Norma Clark and Miss Beatrice Herbrae as well as gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs Lumpkins and Mr. and Mrs Yeartr. Several guests are noted at households in Hope Okolonet and Providence with relatives and friends sharing Sunday dinners and supper guest duties.
Rocky Mound School progress noted with one month remaining. The report highlights community engagement and upcoming activities as families visit relatives in Bodcaw and nearby towns. Local residents attend singing events and host weekend guests, reflecting small town life.
Providence Me and Mrs V H Whitten and Miss Sarah Louise Ray were the Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Zoe Bateman and family. Mr and Mrs A B Campbell of Bright Star are visiting Mr and Mrs P A Campbell. The Simmons bouquet gathering Saturday night drew a large crowd. Mrs Burgher Jones and children of Hope spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E S Jones. Mrs Milton Simmons and children visited her mother Mrs C C Browning. Dale Townemaker of Rocky Mound and Victor Campbell and baby joined Mary Morrow at the Campbell home for Sunday dinner. Local residents reported fine singing at Emmet Sunday afternoon.
Washington brine BY P U visited Epworth League Sunday night. W W E Elmore W P Nelson and Fred and Jim Norwood were in Hope Saturday. Friends of Mrs T J Garner rejoice at her improvement after illness. I L Pilkinton and family visited Miss Lowie and Mr James Pilkinton of Arkadelphia Sunday afternoon. Horace Booker of Little Rock visiting Mrs J L Booker. J G Haynes in Hope on business Saturday. Lester Booker and family returned to Little Rock after visit. W R Pruitt and Mrs Buel Holt spent weekend in Hope. Houston DeLaney and family visited Gum Springs Sunday. Mrs Paul Bailey T G Haynes and T J Garner attend the senate of Mrs T J Garner in Nashville.
Busy farming season as soil work continues Mrs Alice Collins returns home from Julia Chester Hospital in improved condition her children who were summoned home during illness have gone back to their homes in sexes Mr and Mrs John Kent visited Sunday A musical and dance entertained Saturday night at Mr Guy Browns Willard Huckabee and family visited Waldo to see relatives Mr Rackley held a prayer meeting Sunday afternoon Attendees included Rev Williams Mr T G Marlin and wives Mrs Ashby and Mrs Dera Asherry
Mrs Aceh Turner returned home from Josephine hospital last Wednesday afternoon convalescing after a successful operation. A. Wesley Huckabee and son Elnwr Ydnbel Okio were called to Mrs Alice Collins bedside last week and returned home Thursday. Elevia Boyce was home from Texarkana for the weekend. The Collins and son Raymond visited Hope on Tuesday. Bhanehe McKee spent Saturday night with Aunt Duimp Asherry. T T Turner and children were guests of Mr and Mrs Foley from Hopt. Mrs Chester May and son Billy from the river spent the week with her homvy folks. Mollie Brint and children were visitors in the ak home town recently. Elbert Jones spent Stiul with sister Berteat Rods. Charlie Williams spent weekend with daughter Fred Camp near Hinton. Roy Rogers and Miss Rogers of Shoter Springs spent the day with Mrs Ernest and daughter Blanche. Lal Flontt spent Saturday with Mrs Ernest Ross and Misses Blanche and Cathreon. Deesie Porte. Joy Spraksiet Hope is 58 in a few days with Tergan Chal Sparks. Ester Bell and Gladys spent Saturday with Gr Jones of Staver Springs. Mr and Mrs Howard Call Shower Springs spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Ernest.
Oak Grove residents share visits and gatherings across Hinton and nearby families. R L May and family, Luie Flonty, H M Ross, and the Sowers clan make Sunday calls. young folks honor Miss Blanche Ross and Cathreen Ross with a Saturday party. quilting circles and tea service are noted among Mrs Lessie Purtle and others in midweek activities.
Mrs R A Hammon of Little spend weeks with Rey Mrs A C Rogers and Mr and Mrs A C Wesley in Illinois and Texas. Dena Martindale and Mrs Bmey BWe land visit DeKalb Texas. Antichi Bob Hines of Monroe Louisiana visits Mr and Mrs Hines in Alexandria. Fannie Wiggins of Litt spends weekend with relatives. Magdalene Hood and Magdalene Hood join Arkadelphia visit. Mrs Joan Hamilton of Hop spends days with Mr and Mrs Hamilton Sr.
Belton noted a well attended Sunday school with a new quarter starting next Sunday. Mr S F Leslie drew attention as a notable visitor from Hope, Jim Dotson of Nashville was in town, and W T Daniel of Mansfield visited relatives with several others this week.
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