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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1937

Page

5

Two Hempstead County Boys Enlist in the Army

Homer T. Cummings, recruiting sergeant at Texarkana, announced enlistments of Paul Arvile Roberts of Hope Route Four and Rex Morton of Fulton. Morton is assigned to the medical unit at Fort Sam Houston station hospital in San Antonio Texas.

Hempstead County United States Army Homer T. Cummings Texarkana Paul Arvile Roberts Hope Route Four Rex Morton Fulton Morton Station Hospital Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas

Hope and spring greet The Clara Lowthorp chapter meeting

A poem fragment on dreams gives way to notices of community club events. The Hope Garden club meets April at 3 at Mrs. Aline Johnson's home, urging full attendance for important business. Clara Lowthorp chapter plans April meeting at 7:30 at Miss day Rumsey's home with hostesses Mabel Bearden Wanda Lane Mary Evelyn Whitworth. Oglesby PTA holds April meeting 3:30 at school auditorium with E W Rossett presiding. Community notes cover a crime talk at a meeting led by Rev Hammond and district meeting report from Ashdown.

Hope Garden Club Aline Johnson East Third Street Clara Lowthorp C. I Oglesby P. T. A E. W. Rossett Alfred Brannan Pansy Wimberly Billy Ramsey Schnee River Ruffin White Nalion Wylie Hammond Tore Dossett Ashdown Harley White E. A. Morsani Mamie Belle Holt

Washington Home Demonstration Notes and Local Events

The Washington Home Demonstration Club met at the Baptist church with six members and two visitors. Miss Bullington spoke on character while plans for Better Homes Week were shared and a county meeting at Hope discussed. A separate item notes William McCullopeh’s 17th birthday on March 27, 1937, with Breslau’s seven families and seven letters in the name William.

Washington Home Demonstration Club the Baptist Church Miss Bullington Breslau Neb William McCullopeh William

The Supreme Court and the nation’s direction

A letter from A. Moody of Hope Arkansas argues that major economic and constitutional issues require action beyond partisan politics. He cites Roosevelt, emergency legislation, and a need to replace outdated methods with practical results, urging juries and broader input to modernize governance.

the Star Supreme Court Roosevelt Tam No Solomon Abington Franklin

Great Britain Millionaires Rise as Wealth Threshold Shifts

The United Kingdom now counts about 450 millionaires, a figure set against six years earlier when the threshold of wealth was lower. Experts note the country defines millionaires as those earning over $100,000 annually, reflecting changing income standards.

Great Britain

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