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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1936

Page

5

Romantic vistas and travel memories fill community notes

A collage of travel mentions and social updates spans Texas Centennial visits in Dallas, friends and relatives visiting Hope and surrounding towns, birthday celebrations for Dell McClanahan, Agnes Jameson in Fort Smith, and plans as families sail and visit Hot Springs and New York. The piece blends poetry snippets with local social news and travel.

D. L. Bush Margaret Misa Agnes Jameson Mort Smith Dallas

Local Social Roundup from Camden and Rosston

Providence we are sorry to know that little Marlene Watson has been sick. Mrs A R Campbell of Camden is visiting friends and relatives here. Mrs Alvis Hazzard and children are visiting Mr and Mrs J T Hazzard a few days. Miss Lois Lamy of Haye spent the week with Miss Agnes Gaines. Mrs Dale Turnermaker and little daughter Virginia spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs P A Campbell. Miss Mildred Warren is visiting friends in Waldo this week. The party given by James Gaines Saturday night was enjoyed by a large crowd. Miss La Verne Purtle returned home after a week with Ma and Mrs Doyle Prdle of Rosston. Catherine Anderson Thoms Morton Helen and Powell Hazzard called on Agnes and Barney Games Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J M Watson and family spent Sunday with his parents Mar and Mrs R S Watson. Mr and Mrs Victor Campbell and family attended preaching at Blevins Sunday night.

Marlene Watson A. R. Campbell Camden Alvis Hazzard J.T Hazzard Lois Lamy Haye Agnes Gaines Dale Turnermaker Virginia P. A. Campbell Mildred Warren Waldo Victor Campbell Blevins

Local families share visits across towns

Center Point residents Mr. and Mrs. Len Porterfield and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mikiebroules hosted a Thursday gathering with extended kin. The group included Robert Bales of Monroe, Liz, and His cousin WW Wright and family, along with Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey McKnight, and others, gathering with kin and relatives.

Len Porterfield Porterfield Oscar Mikiebroules Robert Bales Monroe Liz Ww, Wright Sigand Hope Mickey Mcknight

Prescott Schools Elect Faculty for 1986 27 Term

Prescott Arkansas district re elected C A Robinson as superintendent. New faculty lists include high school leaders Clayton Doyle Walnut Rite Mary Piercy Jeanette Tomlinson and others. Junior high and elementary assignments show Tula Elliott Elizabeth Sharp Maxine Sevedge Florine Buchanan and several named teachers across grades.

Prescott, Ark C. A. Robinson Prescott High School Clayton Doyle Walnut Rite Mary Piercy Jeanette Tomlinson Dale Denman John Eagle Jonuy Jones State Teachers College Conway Tula Elliott Elizabeth Sharp Maxine Sevedge Mel Cask Julia Stainton R.A. Highsmith L. G. Griffith Carol Scott Florine Buchanan Hartwell Greeson Dorothy Wright Pleasant Wil W S. Roe Winnie Duke Sarah Wilson McRae Northcross Jessie Turner Hattie Sysith Ida Johnson Marjorie Clark Avistus Marah

Shaw defends playwrights keeping money out of theater

London on Sunday July 26 eighty year old George Bernard Shaw writes to Sydney Carroll denying that playwrights should invest in theater. He says producers should fund productions and critics should not. Shaw recalls past ventures and quips about Open Air theater at Regent's Park and Shakespeare royalties.

London George Bernard Shaw Sydney W. Carroll Shaw J Regent's Park Shaw Sydney Carrell Fulham

Local Families Visit Relatives Across States

Residents from Henderson Texas and Sprudetl, with Mrs. Lela Hamilton and sons, Willie Hubbarrd, and Mrs. Livin Beavers and sons, traveled to Jena and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to visit kin. They spent Sunday afternoon with neighbors including Mes Bennie Jones, Len Porterfield, W. W. Wright and families, then attended a local event at Evening Shade Monday night.

Henderson Texas Lela Hamilton and Willie Hubbarrd Sprudetl Jena Llvin Beavers Pittsburgh Penn Fey J. W. Ward Ward Willie Putman Lorie Mes Bennie Jones Len Porterfield W. W. Wright Robert Boles Monroy Lit Budtean

Local Socials Note of Weekend Visits

Green Laseter and Mrs D F Wiggins visited Mr and Mrs irl Pincay on Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ulysses Garrett visited Mrs Mouries Wolff last Friday. Misses Alice and Mattie Lew Purtle visited with their sister Mrs Nolen. Also included were Mr Lester Houlton and Mrs J I Cupybiy Jr in the social notes.

D. F Wiggins J. I. Cupybiy, Jr Lester Houlton Irl Pincay Ulysses Garrett iMouries Wolff Alice Mattie Lew Purtle Will Nolen

Wrestling Show Changes to Friday Night Card

Promoter Mauldin says the South Walnut street wrestling event will move to Friday nights until football season begins. The main features include Jack Sailor Moran vs Jimmy Goodridge, with newcomers Jack Savage and Jack Purdean in the semifinals. Toughie Reno and Johnny Clark open with a three round boxing match as an official referee from the state wrestling commission will oversee future matches.

South Walnut Street Mauldby Mauldin Little Rock Jack Sailor) Moran Pacific Coast Jimmy Goodridge Moran Jack Savage Chicago Jack Purdean Tampa Fla Grappler Toughie Reno Johnny Clark W. E. Burns

Sunday Dinner Guests Include Lewallen and Wondals

Hope and Shreveport social mentions list Mr. Lewallen and Mr. Lewallen hosting. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J H Wondal of Shreveport and Mr. and Mrs. J T Cumbie Jr with Ray Cumbie of Hope. Also notes Miss Alice Lile of Hope visited Gloria Wolf and Violet Ross visited Sylvia Ross. A Stradivarius violin is valued between 40000 and 100600 dollars.

Miss Astor Seeks Evidence In Thorpe Custody Case

Mary Astor broadens bid to overturn a Tampa custody order by pursuing Florida records to prove a prior marriage by Dr. Franklyn Thorpe. Her Florida depositions target alleged wedding events with Mrs. Lillian Miles and related witnesses as court sessions pause for her film schedule.

Los Angeles Calif Mary Astor Tampa Fla Franklyn Thorpe Dr. Thorpe Marylyn Miss Astor Roland Rich Woolley Robert O'Neal Bert Carter A. D. Carter Joe Carter Leona Carter Howard Smith Mae Cross G C. Rankin William M. Rowlett Woolley Thorpe Miles Jacksonville Mary Astor Nellie Richardson

Epworth League to Present Play at McCaskill Auditorium

The Epworth League of McCaskill will present A Poor Married Man at the McCaskill school auditorium Friday night at 8 o'clock. An admission fee is charged. Cast includes Professor John B Wise Poor Married Man Jesy Tinsley Doctor Matthew Graham Fletcher Rhodes Billy Black age 20 Jack Bomar Jupiter Jackson Bert Scott Mrs Iona Ford age 48 Some Moth Law Beatrice Blackmon Zoic age 28 Wanda Scott Jane Graham age 18 Arlene Worthar Rosalind Wilson Evelyn Rhodes Coach Mrs Jess Tinsley.

Epworth League of McCaskill McCaskill School John B. Wise Jesy Tinsley Matthew Graham Fletcher Rhodes Billy Black Jack Bomar Jupiter Jackson Bert Scott Iona Ford Beatrice Blackmon Zoic Wanda Scott Jane Graham

Prescott Social Notes Highlight Local Visits Sunday

Blevins and Hunt families hosted visiting relatives in Prescott including Mr and Mrs Geo Hunt and Mr and Mrs Tom Stewart. Arkadelphia guests Mrs Sam Marler and children joined Mr and Mrs Edgar Bonds, with several Prescott residents hosting kin and friends throughout the day.

Quoted Opinions on War and Society

A collection of varied statements from political figures and public figures. Edouard Herriot Cordell Hull Mrs Jacob Riis Willard W Jones Amy Johnson Mollison Robert Smalley comment on national relief war preparedness and women. The remarks reflect diverse perspectives on patriotism foreign policy and economic distress.

Edouard Herriot Cordell Hull U.S Amy Johnson Mollison American Liberty League Schwabs Mellons Robert Smalley Luzernt County

New York Subway Blocks Cost Five Thousand Five Hundred Eighty

Seven sections of the 24a mile subterranean line under construction in New York City tally to a cost of five thousand five hundred eighty dollars, reflecting the project’s early financial stretch.

City of New York

Evangelist Preaches on Prayer At Tent Meeting

The Rev. Bill Couch will speak Wednesday on prayer using the topic On Talking Terms With God, drawn from Genesis eighteenth chapter. Earlier he discussed Workers Together With God in a recent address, and a New York wallpaper exhibition featured child designed designs for children's rooms at a special section.

Bill Couch God Abraham Evangelist New York City

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