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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1937

Page

5

Radiant rural life theme pervades local notes and poetry

A fragmented page blends poetic reflections on rugged labor and domestic toil with community notices. Annie Mae Graves departs Malvern after a visit. Paisley PLT meets at Paisley school with music education talks and officer elections. Lee Bay View head ing club hosts a spring program at Mrs Briant's home.

Annie Mae Graves Malvern A. Cheves Gus Haynes Lee Bay View RR. M. Briant Uriank Kuest J. Lemley Lienatin Hahnaporiunik Mvseury LAMBS Julbelesca Clark Chines Maynes Lenney C.D. Wester Graves Annig Sive Graves Ilaivern Luster Miss Graves Deleimus Wallee Billingsley

Hope High School Play "You're the Doctor" Friday

The Hope High School junior class presents the three act comedy You're the Doctor in the high school auditorium Friday with matinee at 2 30 pm and an eight o clock show. Mrs Lawrence Marth directs. The Crescenta sanitarium setting features mistaken identity a threatened arrest and humorous situations with a large cast including Hob Morrison Ruel Oliver Archie Landis Dr Theophilus Peck and more.

Hope High School Lawrence Marth Katherine Kavanaugh Crescenta Sanitarium Viclock Hob Morrison Ruel Oliver Archie Landis Bob Charles Crutchfield Spiffy R. W. Muldrow, Jr

Local notes lead Spring Hill week with church and school events

Spring Hill and Hope visitors populate church services at the Baptist church and high school auditorium. Highlights include Dr. Hamilton delivering a bacchfareate sermon, an Easter program by the W M S, and plans to place Bibles in homes. Also mentions Ed Gharrity to umpire in the New York Pennsylvania league and a synthetic manure for hotbeds by Oklahoma A and M College.

T. G. Martin Mont Allen Hope Baptist Church Alvin Robertson Blanche McKee Little Rock Dr. Hamilton First Baptist Church of Hope W. M Dudley Huckabee Magnolia Orie McKee Spelford Sooter Harvey Kirkpatrick Foley Pottery Tom Martin Bro Crain Gharrity New York Ed Gharrity Washington Walter Johnson Pire

Methodist Sunday School Party at Mrs Mills Home

A Tuesday evening hockey party at Mrs Oliver Mills home on South Greening Street delighted guests. Spring floral decor and costumes sparked merriment with prizes won by Miss Bobbie McCulley and Miss Mary Jones. Refreshments matched the festive mood. Mrs Jack Meek and her late daughter have returned to their valley home after visiting Mr and Mrs I G McRae. The Friday Music Club will meet at Mrs J C Carlton’s home on Friday night April 9 at 7 30. All members urged to attend.

Mathodist Oliver Mills South Greening Street Bobbie McCulley Mary Jones Jack Meek Cho I. G. McRae J. C. Carlton Frisday Membe

Lovers, loyalty, and the power of public romance

A 1937 NEA Service piece muses on romantic gestures in politics, noting Mme de Fontanges and Mussolini, and contrasts private passion with public duty. It argues true influence comes from grand, decisive acts, not romantic intrigue, invoking Edward VIII and the Duke of Windsor.

Wallis Simpson Mme Madeleine de Fontanges Waly Benito Mussolini Mussolini Count de Chambrun Italy Caesar Mine de Fontanges Eprasita Suence Musso Jove Mme. de Fontanges Thehiont

Mt Pleasant Home Demonstration Club Notes

The Mt Pleasant Home Demonstration club met with Mrs. Bond Couley in March for an all day session to cover the February meeting rained out. Members attended, including Miss Melva Bullington and Miss Polly Rouse, with a quack bread demonstration. The group plans the home garden, notes a cool spring, and reports fall gardens thriving with spinach lettuce and greens. A note on carrot seeds says 257,00 weight equates to one pound.

Mr. Pleasant Mt. Pleasant

Washington High presents Sitting on Top of the World play

Washington High School students perform the play Sitting on Top of the World on Thursday and Friday nights, April 15 and 16. Cast includes Mark Arrington and Reba May, plus Jen nings Cox Connie Perry Charlotte Agere Elwin Salisbury Mary Kathryn Page Mary Elin Hubbard Dan Pilkin ton Thurston Hulsey Lola Lee Mar fin Joe Booker. Directed by Mrs C C Stuart and Miss Kathryn Holt.

Washington High School Mark Arrington Reba May Jennings Cox Connie Perry Charlotte Agere Elwin Salisbury Mary Kathryn Page Mary Elin Hubbard Dan Pilkinton Thurston Hulsey Lola Lee Marfin Joe Booker C. C. Stuart Kathryn Holt

Sunday Visits Tie Oak Grove Families in Local Roundup

Oak Grove and Bodcaw residents spent Sunday visiting relatives including Leo Collier and family with the Mullens and Skinner households. Multiple calls and weekend trips appear, with visits among Collier, Ross, Mullens, Gunn, Allen, and Ross families, plus a short trip to Little Rock for Billie Camp and a Georgia/Texas acquaintance in Atlanta.

Leo Collier Lester Mullens Jim Skinner Willie Mullens Bodcaw Dan Gunn Hope Ernest Ross Willie Putman Bennie Jones H. M. Ross J. G. Collier D. M. Collier Little Billie Camp Tittle Rock Allen Matthews Ross Sadie Walter Ross Ruel Mullens Elton Ross Spring Hill N. Ross Jewell Ross Atlanta Texas Charlie Sanders Edward Allen J. G. Allen Frank Mullens Rener Nell

Rebels Within 18 Continue to Bypass Non Intervention Pact

Large headlines in the Giornale D'Italia accuse France and Russia of arming Spanish Reds despite their London engagements. The non intervention pact, signed by 27 nations including Italy, France and Russia, remains disputed as Franco-Russian violations loom. A survey notes over half of Kansas farmhouses exceed 25 years old and about 20 percent over 50 years old.

Giornale D'latia France Russia London Italy Kansas

Senior Class Play at Rocky Mound Friday Night

The senior class of Rocky Mound High School presents a three act play Here Comes Charley at Rocky Mound school at 7 45 PM on Friday. Admission is free. Grave robbing remains a separate brief item noting regional threat and organized tomb theft in the area.

Rocky Mound Rocky Mound High School Charley Rocky Mound School Tur China Mionan Pieping

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