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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
3
Hair advice columns urge readers to wait six weeks before a new permanent, treat scalp health, and brush nightly while seeking a midcentury straight-on-top curl with ends curled behind ears. A style tip includes a jeweled clip or flower for evening wear.
Centerville families visit relatives over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Medford Hazzard and children with Mrs Hazzard's brother the Mitchells and Mr and Mrs Ivy Mitchell. Other visits include the Roddins with Clarence Roddin and Mr and Mrs Tom Roddin from Harmony, calls between Clarence Roddin and Andy McElroy, and Mrs Kennith Jones with Jean and Mildred Givens and Martha Jane Jones and Dorothy Bennett visiting Mrs Waylon Malone. Mrs Z T Sanders is mentioned with grandchildren Glen Vida and Marie Anders, plus Lee Jones and son Kenneth on a town trip. Texarkana visitors include Mr and Mrs W M Coffee with Earl Erwin. A professor says most profanity dates 800 years back, while Golf’s age is questioned.
Green Laseter and family hosted and visited relatives from Shreveport and Hope while Spring Hill guests included Alberta Robertson and Nolen Lewallen family. Easter Sunday dinners featured BE Wolff family, Clint Tolen, Elinor McWilliams, Earnest Byers, and John Tolen. Nearby, Howard Collier hosted Easter party with James Butler visiting from Liberty Hill. Stock market chatter notes New York Stock Exchange drop of $29,000 in value contrasted with a local social focus.
A critic surveys a rambling, Rabelaisian tale by Linklater about a young Englishman who becomes a Scottish nationalist, parades through Edinburgh politics, financial woes, love, and a shift to farming in Orkney. The work is lively in parts but uneven and overlong, with some sections dragging and humor thinning. Published by Farrar and Rinehart at $2.50.
The piece discusses baseball executive Branch Rickey’s “glue” concept guiding Cardinals teams since 1925. It cites promotions and trades involving Hornsby, Frisch, Ring, O’Farrell, Street, and others to build unity, win pennants, and sustain success amid financially tight years at Bradenton and beyond.
A garbled syndicated snippet mentions Wisconsin catty figures and dubious claims about states profits by skirting people. It references a Bridgeport driver fined for injuring a pedestrian and scattered lines about politicians, Smithsonian muses, and a Hungarian group seeking racial purity. Chicago teachers await pay with renewed promises.
Social Workers will gather next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday for the Arkansas Conference of Social Work to discuss social problems. Speakers include Charles W. Pipkin of Vanity Sie University and Bus Hell Lewis of the American Path Weifime association, with Hays of Little Rock noting broad state representation and a hoped-for turnout of several hundred from public and private groups across the state.
A planned assembly of U S states and tribal leaders, including Five Tribes of Oklahoma and representatives from New Mexico and Texas, is set to discuss mutual interests. Key figures include Major Gordon W. Pino and Bib Lillie. The gathering aims to foster cooperation on cross border issues and regional development.
An invitation to a large event at the Unlpie settlement in Qld Town Oklahoma expects about 1,000 visitors. J A Rountree of Birmingham Alabama coordinates with the postend sociation to assist. governors Futrell Ark Jay Okla Ferguson Ti Paris Mo and Senator Huey P Lon from Louisiana are expected to attend as vice president of the Roadroads association.
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