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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1938

Page

6

Arkansas PTA leaders meet in Hot Springs session

Local teachers and officials attend the Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers in Hot Springs. Miss Beryl Henry city school superintendent speaks on Emotional Stability. Mrs Finley Ward and others listen as Miss Mary discusses family welfare, education, and adult education topics during the gathering.

Arkansas Congress of Parents and Teachers Hot Springs Beryl Henry Finley Wardite C. D. Luster A. 73 Patton J. C. Kyler George Northeall CU. B. Presley A.T. Jewell Doty Smith le MM. Bile J. W. Wimberly Baguie White Mes. B. Coburn Henry Monry Finney Ward Moss Wille Arkansas Eilucation Association Mary

To Form Dramatic Club on Monday

On Monday night at Hope municipal auditorian a new dramatic club will organize. Speakers include Edward Borders and a works progress administration recrea tion official. The club welcomes all ages and talents beyond acting, including puppetry, costuming, and stage craft, with no clear membership fee likely.

Hope Municipal Auditorian Fariy Community Dranatic Elit Aiews Ft. TL Crossett Works Progress Administration Avid Edward Borders Mp. Borders Boston Shool Tonatery Achchi Arkan Ding Peters Oary Uis Uhere

Local News Briefs From Lyle Marmion And Easter Weddings

Ann Lile and her teacher attended a gathering at the Van Lyell home on Lyle Marmion. Mrs LaDelle Geburn sang two dances and several officials spoke. Miss Lenora Routon arrived from LSU Baton Rouge to spend Easter with her mother. Announcement made of the marriage of Miss Mary Moreau to Frank Padgitt on April 14 at the Padgitt home near Unis. The couple left for a northern trip after a reception. The Alathean Class of the Miest Baptist met for monthly business and a social supper conducted by class president Mrs Ed Willian. The Friday Music Club will host an Ark on Composers program. The first telephone patent was filed by Alexander Graham Bell in 1876.

Ann Lile LaDelle Geburn van Lyell Lyle Marmion Lenora Routon Louisianas State University Baton Rouge Ralph Reuson Mary Morreau Wo de Morrow Frank L. Padgitt FL. Padgitt Padgitt Unis W. R. Tamiliam First Baptist Church Arar Alathean Cliss Miest Baptist Sunday School USBOS Ed Willian

Swanke to Leave Saenger After Nearly Six Years

Arthur Swanke and wife Mrs Swanke will depart Hope for Porne on May 1 after nearly six years at the Saenger and Rialto houses. Swanke resigns from Malco Theaters where he has run Pine Bluff and Helena theaters since 1932, planning a return to newspaper advertising work. He previously worked for the Milwaukee Journal and Fort Worth Press, and has been active in Kiwanis and American Legion Auxiliary circles in Hope.

Saenger Rialto Arthur Swanke Swanke Malco Theaters Tast Pine Bluff Helena Hope den Mr. Swanke Milwaukee Journal Fort Worth Texas Old Saenger Corporation Publix-Paramunt Fox Marco Theate Beth Hope Kiwis Club American Legion

We the Women By Ruth Millett

Ruth Millett explains that many women hire escorts for evenings out to find a listener and companion. Clients, usually over thirty, specify traits such as height and dancing ability, and expect perfect manners. The service charges about 15 dollars plus expenses for a night out.

Easter Sunrise Service Promoted as City Wide Effort

The message urges Hope residents to join a second annual Easter sunrise service as a city wide expression of religious devotion. It extols Hope's cooperative spirit in past civic projects and calls for broad participation to make the event a standout community ritual.

City of Hope

Roosevelt to unveil New Deal funding plan

The president planned to send a comprehensive message to Congress detailing recommendations for work relief totaling about 1.25 billion dollars and heavier public works funding near 1.5 billion dollars. He would follow with a nationwide radio address at 9 30 p m Hope time Thursday night his first fireside chat in five months.

Hoe Wis Roosevelt

Hope Cooperation Promotes United Sunday Service

A church urges all parishioners to share responsibility for next Sunday's morning service. Members are asked to demonstrate Hope's cooperative spirit beyond commerce, striving for both industrial goals and elevated spiritual aims.

Expect Big Crowd to See Track Meet in Prescott

Prescott Arkansas hosts a triangular track meet with Hope Prescott and Arkadelphia high schools starting at 1 30 p m Thursday. Arkadelphia’s squad is touted strong while Prescott and Hope are large but inexperienced. Curl Nip Dalrymple officiates with Clay Doyle at Prescott High as host. Storey handles arrangements. Hope team departs 6 30 p m from Hope Confectionery. locals urged to provide auto space for team members.

Prescott Ark Arkansas Hope Arkadelphia Frescott Curl “Nip Dalrymple Clay Doyle Prescott High School Vloth Oy TH. Storey Hope High School Hammons Hope Confectionery

Roosevelt signs into law first RFC loan measure

The president signed the Reconstruction Finance Corporation act authorizing 1.5 billion dollars in long term loans for industry and public works. RFC head Jesse H. Jones said loans will extend beyond 1945 and be secured by plant and equipment to help producers avoid dumping. He urged borrowers to seek bank loans first and use RFC only if banks cannot help.

Roosevelt Reconstruction Finance Corporation Jesse H. Jones RFC Jones

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