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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1932
Page
4
Doctors advise careful summer dressing for infants based on thermometers, not parental moods. Use lightweight bands or shirts, keep bare legs for hot hours, and provide soft shoes, socks, a knitted sweater, and quick-change outfits. Monitor sun exposure, seek doctor guidance, and avoid chills at night.
The Rev. Claude Nanney will host a lawn service at Fifth and Elm Monday at 8 p m He will preach When Friends Say Goodbye and thank friends for their support during the revival The gathering invites friends to join at the home lawn for the farewell event
SALT LAKE CITY That Texas is the land of wide open spaces is vouched for by William E Day, superintendent of physical education in local schools. He recalls a trip near Marfa where after miles of road and no houses they finally spotted a car. The driver told them to go straight ahead 65 miles and then turn right.
Lost Prairie residents Mr. and Mrs. Andy Allen visited Sunday with Mrs. W N Good in Boughton. Mr. and Mrs. L V Gist called on Mr. and Mrs. Simon Webb. Misses Elsie Dickerson and Mae Formby spent last week around Piney Grove attending the meeting.
The article notes Eddie and Sugar Lou will perform Monday night with music by a recording orchestra. The event features Shellie Fomby, Viola Dickerson, and Verlintra, highlighted as standout entertainers in the Southwest. Starts at 8:45.
Charlie Wake and Bill McSweeny spent Sunday with Ellis Dickerson. Several locals attended children's day at Antioch and reported a nice time. Miss Jewell Ruby and Elsie Dickerson visited Miss Mae Formby on Sunday afternoon.
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