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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1932

Page

5

Unreadable Poem and Local Society Notes Mixed Text

A fragmented range of lines appears to pose questions about science and future discoveries, followed by a long, readable block detailing a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. R. V. Herndon’s home on Main Street. Attendees include out of town guests from Malvern and Arkadelphia, with gifts, tea towels, and a laundry basket gag.

R. V. Herndon Main Street W. R. Herndon Gusta Mary Powell Kling Snyder Mra Hugh McGaughey Ira Je Hemmons Mises Harriet Storey Helen Betts Edith Lewis Felix Cooper Henrietta Smith Juanita Hall Katherine Skinner Malvern Elizabeth Duitle Arkadelphia P. J. Simms J. 5. Johnson Osceola Robert E. Bush Louise Owen Robert Wilson Johnny Franks Mel Cloughon Hugh Latimer E. F. Stewart J. Hammonds Eelma Lee Bartlet Elmer Hecht Lady Thomas Princess Waddle Harriet Story Martin, Poole Ewing McPherson Melvan Rogere Mimiam Carlton Whitfield Cannoh George Hobison Maude Lile Loraine Whitehurst Division Street Sid McMath

Anita Stewart testifies in La Clencya suit in court

Former West Coast film star Anita Stewart returns to testify in the La Clencya Holding Company v Mrs Ignatius Brown case. She was seen waiting in the courtroom as recent theater activities and social events are noted, including fundraisers for Julia Chester hospital grounds and local bridge gatherings.

West Coast Anita Stewart la Clencya Holding Company Ignatius Brown Herbert Brown Anita Miss Stewart George Converse Julia Chester Hospital W. T. Gorham Contract Bridge East Negand Street A. M. Key A. K. Holloway C. C. McNeill

Church event and sermon announced for May 18

Mrs HL Hs Stuart, president, led a business session at the First Methodist church where a bake sale was planned for Friday evening May 18. Dr J K Cannon, pastor, announced a Sunday sermon on Obedience and read a Warren Eagle Democrat editorial urging action on law enforcement. The meeting concluded after the Aaronic Benediction with plans to reconvene May 16.

HL Hs Btuart Bushibas Seloni First Methodist Church J. K. Cannon Stuart Warren Eagle Democrat

Misadventure of a Jobless Husband and Liquor Charge

The article recounts a man who earned ten dollars a week from peddling, saved over thirty two thousand dollars since marriage, relied on his laundress wife for support, and faced arrest after misfortune. Police report reveal two gin bottles found on his person and an added liquor possession charge after a bank withdrawal to buy real estate.

Mistak Misinks Toney

Kroger stores grow to 128000 employees and 100 Arkansas outlets

W L Holly, manager, notes Kroger's evolution from a single Hope store opened April 29, 187?, to a nationwide chain with about 128,000 employees and 100 stores in Arkansas. He mentions about six new stores opened recently and plans for more this year. Kroger sources heavily from Arkansas farmers, buying watermelons cantaloupes strawberries beans and tomatoes for stores across Arkansas and beyond.

Celébiitim Polder Aniversary Rkoterators Hope W. L. Holly Elite Wate Hy. Kroger Cincinnati Kroger Hag Holly Atkamas Bres South Main Arkansas

Blaine Attacks Stock Traders as Racketeers in Senate

Senator Blaine of Wisconsin branded professional stock traders as racketeers and gangsters during a Senate Banking Committee session. He argued exchanges are permeated with crime and criticized President Whitney for allegedly shielding operators. He said public losses stem from the exchanges’ deceptive practices.

Washington Blaine Wisconsin Senate Senate Banking Committee Whitney Exchange Blane

Fires Bullet Into Heart to End Life

LITTLE ROCK P O Powell aged 16 took his own life at his home about 5 30 am Thursday by firing a bullet into his heart A lodger W H Walker slept in the same room when Powell shot himself The revolver awakened him and Powell died en route to an ambulance Dr Samuel G Boyce coroner returned a verdict of death by own action

Little Rock P. O. Powell W. H. Walker Samuel G. Boyce Powell

Restricted Sale of Cotton Likely

Washington reports a policy of restricted and orderly selling of the new cotton crop may be recommended by the Cotton Stabilization Board at its August 1 start. The board aims to limit obligations for stabilization and may extend pledges if foregone acreage reductions occur. Chairman Stone urged Congress to appropriate $10 million to finance export sales of wheat and cotton.

Washington Cott Fails Board Thureday Swithat Fts American Cotton Co- Operative Association Southern Stone Congress Stabilization Corporation

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