27 Apr 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1936
Page
1
Historical health text stresses dangers of home births and septicemia from unsanitary conditions. It urges mother care before birth, cleanliness, and trained attendance, noting infection risk and that hospital settings reduce complications. Data compare day and night birth frequencies in Honolulu and Chicago Lying-in Hospital.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses how certainties from parents and teachers give way to trust and dialogue. Confidence between parent and child builds moral courage, encouraging children to act rightly, even in tough duties, shaping a brave, integrated character.
Review lauds Firestone's Sycamore Shores as a vivid journey along Ohio Valley rivers. It highlights romantic, bygone eras and mentions figures like Lincoln Boone U S Grant Washington and Morgan, as well as river towns and historic paths preserved in travelogue prose.
Kraft urges Southwest Aykensaug farmers to tour the new cheese factory. He shows 450 new ten gallon milk cans costing 4.50 each and plans easy terms. Berry will assist in planning milk routes, but producers manage and own the routes. Kraft buys all milk delivered to the plant. Farmers wary of the milk buyer are reassured.
The text portrays a region where steamboats remain the chief transport and counties rely on them, describing the area as beautiful and interesting. It extols Mr. Firestone's praise, suggesting a shared sentiment of admiration for the frontier milieu and its travel methods.
The commencement events at Bod caw High unfold with a Sunday sermon May 3 by Rev. Wallach BR. Rogers of First Baptist Hope. Graduation exercises follow May Boar with Grant of Henderson State Tenetora college delivering the diplomas to seven graduates. The class roster includes Bobby Nell Martin as salutatorian D. Boswell as valedictorian Mabel L. Sullivan Elsie Lice Wesson Estelle Tye Hilbrm Cy Wesson Erinaw W. Allen.
A brief note explains that the milk supplier belongs to the farmers, not to the company. Cooperation with farmers is sought when planning routes to ensure profitability and steady deliveries.
Hope youths won first place in their division Class B with eight other high schools as Rottton took first in clarinet solo and Van Sickle won cornet solo. The Hope group earned second place in both playing and matching contests and third in sight reading. Frances Bruner, nine, noted by Fort Smith papers for saxophone.
Little Rock announces show of candidates for top state posts. Lt Governor Chtott enters race for governor while Griffin Smith states plans to run for comptroller. Forrest City attorney Marvin Brooks Norfleet seeks attorney general and C. G. Hall of Little Rock for secretary of state. Ed R. Bethune files for state law commissioner. The field grows to six in the governor’s contest.
The candidate, 36, spoke of disagreements with Governor Putrell and praised Norfleet’s patriotism and public service. He described trusted peers as blind to common good and noted his own World War I service, Army leadership, and prior legislative roles in the state.
Hope High School resumes spring football with a game Tuesday night between the varsity and former students coached by Bobcat wolars. Gates open at 5 25 with proceeds to the athletic fund. Officials include Meadors referee O’Neal umpire Martin headlinesman. Coach Foy Hammons lists starters at ends Reese Ramsey or Galloway Tuckles Stone Moore guards W Parson D Parson or Keith center Ifolly halfbacks Parker Spears quarterback Bright Ponder or McDaniel. Reserve players include Wilson Asila Eason and others.
Hope High School girls glee club wins top honors for the fifth straight year at the District 10 literary festival in Lewisville. Mrs. Jon Wellborn directed the club as they collected two trophies from the Federated Music Clubs and A A A sponsors. Members listed include Mary Elizabeth Andres Renoksie Beasley Ruth Ellen Boswell and many others. Second place went to the girls fly division with Regina Basye Frances Snyder and Sara Lou Ledbetter. In the junior division Hope earned two firsts with Herete Rogers in Junior English and Carella Bare in Junior violin. Frances Williams placed second in junior girls voice Television. Nashville High swept 32 points, Magnalin 45, De Queen 36.
In a terse exchange at the grocery, Mrs NuBryde complains the flour last week was so tough her husband could not eat the biscuits. RG Kennedy and a list of customers present, including Jack Turner and Ray Turner, hear the dispute about product quality and kitchen outcomes.
Linda Nourve, a striking 20 year old in Newtown, grows close to Peter Gardiner, a political reporter, then dives into newspaper work. She lands a courier desk, writes a society column, and juggles romance with Dix while chasing scoops and balancing social invites in a vivid early spring.
A literary vignette follows Linda Gardiner as she faces longing and uncertainty while Dix Carter plans study in Europe. Linda guards her heart as Dix prepares to depart for a year, with intertwined friendships and memories shaping her emotional balance amid an unsettling future.
A 15 foot white Norge coach drawn by a mintor car will be shown in Hope at Norge dealer Hope Furniture Company Store. The coach features Norge refrigerators washing machines electric stoves gas ranges air conditioners and more. Bo Blanton says the aim is to show every woman the savings and convenience of Norge products and invites all community members to visit during the display after a successful stop at the Little Rock Fair Festival.
Washington report notes calls by a public figure for robust federal flood response amid ongoing weather concerns. Leaders and agencies are urged to coordinate disaster relief, with emphasis on swift funding and protective measures for affected communities nationwide.
Senator Joe Robinson of Arkansas urged a nationwide agency plan to form a river and harbor program at the opening session. He announced three ready projects and pressed them for immediate action. He linked the program to soil and forest conservation and to irrigation and power development.
Ailing Mississippian woman credits Cardui with easing severe cramps, faintness, and nervousness after her mother advised use. testimonials claim the remedy helped her regain strength and daily function, urging readers to consult a physician and obtain Cardui at a drugstore.
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