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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1941
Page
4
New York stores offer affordable chic spring dresses with hand painted prints and navy white black and white combos. Budget lines feature silk rayon crepe and wool options with stylish silhouettes, two piece gowns, peplums, and coordinated coats under eighteen dollars to top budget pieces.
The City Federation of Garden Clubs outlined meeting times for April with shifts in start hours and host households. Events include Circle meetings of the Woman's Missionary Societies and auxiliary groups at First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches, with locations in Grenary Walker Street and nearby venues.
An Easter gathering hosted by Mrs. Mason and others featured table decorations, a pink and white birthday cake, and a charity raffle. Attendees included Nell Cox, Virginia Carroll Heirs, Lydia Rebina, Alynd Gin ain Grives, Anne Hinistan, Kay Fisinks, Belly dunes, Barbara Hannil lu, and Bobby Wallis Nuwnetwe Williams. Jerry singing entertained guests as the group shared refreshments during social hour and noted future community plans.
A fragmentary social page lists Hazel O Keefe of Chicago visiting friends in town this week and various relatives. Dr Dan Smith and Mrs Smith hosted Thursday guests including Myra Smith’s nieces. Mrs Rube Rhodes of Auto Georgia and Mrs Jligh Moss with Mrs Dallas Boltee of Ackudidjphin travel. Lay Friends of W My Marshall plan a visit as one relative lies critically ill. Chester Nexpital hosts Joe Coleman and daughters Ruth and Nancy visiting Texas relatives. Fulton resident Cornelius to have a patient in Chester hospital. Trivats plan a reunion and other local life updates appear in the text.
The meeting set for Tuesday at Garher farm on the Blevins road near Hope proceeds, with Mr. McDavine presiding. A weight test will be conducted and the Salt Conservation Service will assist with the demonstrations and demonstrations.
Beatrice and Anthony share a crowded night club evening filled with dancing, whispered affection, and longing. A coat is missing and the subway ride ends with Beatrice seeing her own photo in a tabloid as Toby shouts a sensational headline. The scene closes on a kidnapping tease.
New York report details Lou Nova stopping Baer in the eighth round after a brutal stretch, referee stopping action at two minutes eighteen seconds. Crowd of 2314 paid fans witnessed a fight hailed as the year’s top bout with high betting prices and strong support for heavyweight contenders.
A long list of names and locations appears, including Hope and surrounding towns. Individuals such as Edwin Ward, Charles Rudolph Pinckley, Roy Franks, Lee Garland, J W Seymour, Emory A. Thompson, Hugh Bearden, Benton Huddleston, and H. E. Nolen are noted alongside route references like Rt 5 and Rt 3. The fragmentary OCR suggests a census or local directory page with many residents across Hope, Columbus, Patmos, and nearby areas.
The candle fish, named for its oily flesh, is found in river mouths along the northern Pacific coast of North America. Its flesh contains oil and historically was used by running nine wicks through the body.
M B Eubanks nine year old well known resident died at his home near Emmet early Saturday. Funeral service will be at Snell Cemetery near Emmet Sunday afternoon with Rev C H Tippet of Center officiating. Burial in the cemetery. Survived by widow five daughters Fanny May Daisy Banks Mrs Andrew West and Mrs Dim West all of Emmet and Miss Junie Eubanks of Memphis. three sons Byron Eubanks of Hope Homer Eubanks of Hemet California and Sohr Eubens of Emmet.
The Arkansas American Legion designated April 15 for voluntary registration in the state’s National Defense Survey. Local commander Cornelius said veterans will fill gaps where best fitted and quarters will be downtown offices for questionnaires. No penalties for non registration and no job guarantees offered.
Church announces revival in Hope from June 1 to June 15 with Elder W F Lovelady of Poyen Arkansas preaching. The congregation says they have prayed all winter for the greatest revival in the history of Hope.
North Main and West Avenue invites worship and study led by John Keith Gregory minister. Bible School at 9:15 indicates tuition listed as 455 dollars. morning worship with communion at 10:56 culminates in evening service at 7:30 with a focus on Christ in Relationships. The Christian Endeavor Society participates in the program.
A reader questions hostess remarks at a bridge party and social etiquette at a game for money. Answers state no to slighting a guest or discussing others, guests should handle stakes gracefully, and courtesy dictates thanking the hostess for a prize. The piece notes many dangers in daily life and offers practical manners tips.
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