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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1939

Page

2

Kroger Employees to Get Vacations This Year

Kroger expands vacation benefits by reducing service requirements to one year for store clerks and hourly workers. About 2400 more employees become eligible, boosting total to 13,427. President Albert H. Mor initiated the plan, following earlier extensions for managers and other staff.

Kroger Stey Little Rock Hager Atdlibn Smashey Albert H. Mor Inauguratec

Legion Meeting Delayed to Later This Month

Cecil Weaver announced Thursday that the American Legion post and auxiliary will hold a joint meeting at a date to be set later. The agenda will include discussion of child welfare work and related topics.

Legion Cecil Weaver Auxiliary Uld

Clergy Win City Posts in Tuesday Municipal Election

In Atk., special municipal voting produced a strong clergy majority with four local pastors elected to the town council: Dr. J. C. Williams, Rev. G. W. Robertson, Rev. W. H. Stingley, and Rev. J. Oscar Gold. Mayor A. P. Delony and recorder W. H. Etter were unopposed, Velvin named as marshal by write-in. Total turnout reached 57, far above recent local elections. election officials were six local ladies.

Washington, Atk J. C. Williams Presbyterian Church Methodist W. H. Stingley J. Oscar Gold J. FB. Dugger John Velvin Iine Bath J. M. May Evelyn Hubbard Frank May Lee Holt T. B. Haworth Lat Moses

Out of a Sarong But Not for Long A Hollywood Tragedy

Scripted stage piece titled Out of a Sarong But Not for Long presents three acts in a mock Hollywood tragedy. Director and actors jostle scenes as miscast costuming and dramatic misfires unfold. Dorothy protests a sarong choice amid comic turmoil, while a shift to moonlit glamour promises a fresh take before lights rise.

the Sireng Dorothy Lamour Etume Mary St. Louis Dorothy the Determined Raoul Walsh Lisyd Nolan

Three Thousand Dollar Judgment Continued in Cow Ownership Dispute

A civil suit involving Tom Carrell's trust ends with Charley Jones awarded 435 and 15 damages over a cow ownership. Jury verdict came before noon as the case for Matt Yocom, trustee, proceeded. The court recessed for lunch and entered a new case against J C Penney Co. over a November 3, 1937 spider bite claim by Lela Slade seeking 2000. The Slade suit, with attorney John P Vesey, names WS Atkins and Marin Pubk for Penney Co. The jurors include Ben Wilson and others. A separate note reports Patmos youth Norvell Burns held for hospital observation after a Patmos fire. Prosecutor Dick Hale cites the incident and related arson investigation.

Charley Jones Matt Yocom Tom Carrell Penney Company WS. Atkins Marin Pubk Little Rock Ben Wilson Earl Cato Marion Hubbard Owen Hollis Monroe Lang Frank Nolen L. A. Carleson E. &. Jones RS. Jones I. W. Turner the State Hospital Dick Hale Burns Patmos Washington Hope Municipal Court Bush Bob Stuart Stuart Revoka Dave Hicks Matt Noleri Pearl Cox M. C. Moxey Clea Vandiver Hatch K. G. McRae, Jr McRae Tower Court Maxfield Witherspoon Charley Hester Allen Johnson Moore

Raising A Family And The Trust Of Children In Discipline

A reflective piece contrasts children’s unwavering trust in parents with parental contradictions. It narrates Nancy and Nick's experiences, examples of parental guidance and inconsistency, and notes children accept explanations while parents navigate ever changing directives. The section ends by praising a 1934 achievement in gladiolus cultivation.

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