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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

7

Strong men needed for public duty and justice

The item quotes a poem urging men of strong minds and character to serve in public life. It lists qualities sought and condemns demagoguery, stressing freedom and justice. Also notes social visits and church circle meetings including Miss Jane Tonry, Miss Alice Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Monts, and others. It reports guests from Warren, St. John Missouri, Albany Missouri, and Durant Oklahoma plus church auxiliary activities and a funeral in Minneapolis.

Jane Tonry Warren Alice Harrington Clyde Monts H. B. Henton St. John Belle Cunningham Albany

Fashion Plaque Caps The Latest Clip with Ivory Bead Grape

A fashion item featured as a plaque showcases a caprice made of a grape cluster formed from ivory beads. The piece highlights intricate beadwork and a thematic grape motif likely used as a decorative accessory.

Local social notes and church circle meeting skimmed

Brownstown hosts family visits and funeral attendance from Gordon and Memphis. Circle No. 2 of the First Presbyterian met at Mrs. Muldrow’s with Mrs. Roy Johnson presiding and a Brazil harvest program. Visitors from Little Rock Benton Chestnut Minden Shreveport find time with local families.

Circle No First Presbyterian Church Etta Champlin Mamie Twitchell South Elm Street Tom Mearty South Main Street Circle No. 2 R. W. Muldrow North Hervey Street Roy Johnson Harry Lemley Brazil F. N. Porter

Liberty couple hosts Turner guests from Patmos area

Mr and Mrs Millard Creek and sons Farr and Millard Jr of Liberty Indiana are guests this week of Mr and Mrs S H Turner near Patmos.

Millard Creek Farr and Millard, Jr Liberty Indiana S. H. Turner Near Patmos

Bells Chapl Meeting Attended by Out-of-Town Visitors

The meeting began Sunday night August 7 at the local chapel. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William Honea and Mrs Hazel Lee with Miss Opal Honea from Arizona. Homer Burkett of New York visits his brother Andrew White. Pauline Wood visited Mattie Cullins, and community members attend meetings in Macadonia this week. The Cullins and Shellie Cullins families shopped in Hope and planned outings.

William Honea Hazel Lee Opal Honea Arizona Homer Burkett New York Brother Andrew White

Moravians and Riches and a Town of Millionaires

The article profiles Whawton-Salem and its wealthy class led by Smith Reynolds. It notes a Moravian heritage despite rapid wealth growth, describes millionaires as hard workers who host lavish parties yet live modestly, and recounts Reynolds 20 years marked by two marriages, a divorce, a round-the-world flight, and erotic exploits, whose outsider status grows after a tragic morning on July 6.

Baer Whawton-Salem Smith Reynolds Reynolds

Local social notes and visits across towns

Miss Eva Gorham returns home after visiting Redland relatives. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix improves after illness. Bob Wardlow undergoes emergency surgery at Prescott hospital and improves. Mrs. M. L. Nelson travels to Gordon for a few days. Mrs. W. L. Coopwood and son Kenneth visit from Tucson. Miss Bruce and Mrs. Claude Frey burgher shop in Prescott. Willie Black of Phoenix visiting here. J. W. Hendrix and wife make a Prescott trip. Blackwood speech heard at Hope. Mrs. Edgar Bonds visits Marlbrook with her mother.

Eva Gorham Redland Catherine Brown Sweet Home Roy Foster W. L. Coopwood Kenneth Tucson Ariz Jim Brown J. W. Hendrix Bob Wardlow Blevins Cora Wonald Hospital Prescott M. L. Nelson Gordon Bryson Honea Tyler Texas Bruce Claude Freyburgher Willie Black Pheenix, Ariz Blackwood Hope Edgar Bonds Marlbrook H. G. Austin

Local Social Notes From Holy Springs and Nearby

Mrs. M E Butler visits her brothers A J and W F Lafferty of Providence this week. Mrs Mollie Sinclair of Midway stays with her daughter Mrs W S McDowell. Mrs Otis Butler visits Mrs M B Green. Mrs J S McDowell hosts relatives for Sunday supper. Emmet McDowell and Ludie of Lost Prairie visit relatives here. Mrs E E Phillips visits sister Mrs John L Wilson of Hope. Mr and Mrs E H Alford of McNeil accompany children to supper with the McDowells.

H. B. Green Little Rock M. E. Butler A. J W. F. Lafferty Providence Mollie Sinclair Midway W. S. McDowell Otis Butler M. B. Green J. S. McDowell Shab Mouser Emmet McDowell Ludie Near Lost Prairie E. E. Phillips John L. Wilson Hope E. H. Alford McNeil

Rosston News Roundup with Local Visits and Ball Game

Health in Rosston remains good. Local residents report visits among families including Grishams Dillard and Jarvis households. Visits span Texarkana Hope Prescott Willisville and Bluff Springs. Rosston boys defeated Cross Roads in a Saturday afternoon ball game.

Floyd Lee H. H. Grisham Crok Richieson Texarkana Davis Marlar R. L. Jarvis Goyn Marlar C. C. Dillard Dolis Dillard Sed Waters Helen Grisham Jim May Willisville Collis Dillard Rosston Boys Cross Roads Boys

Heavyweight Draw Ends Carolina City Title Fight

In Marion North Carolina Whitaker known as Bad Eye and Calk nicknamed Big Foot fought for the city heavyweight title. After four evenly matched rounds both men swung power house blows and fell simultaneously at the ten count. Referee ruled a draw knockout amid claims from both managers.

Marion N. C Whitaker

Bad Times Boost Counterfeit Coins in the South

Memphis report quotes John C. Marsh as chief of secret service operatives in the south. He says bad times have spurred more counterfeit nickels dimes quarters and half dollars in the last two years than in the prior decade.

Memphis Tenn John C. Marsh Secret Service South

How to Prepare Swiss Chard in Summer Dishes

The Swiss chard or spinach beet offers dark green curly or broad leaves with a thick white mid rib. Cook with minimal water a short time and dress with lemon to avoid flat flavor. butter or Hollandaise adds calories for gainers.

Tomorrow's Menu Highlights Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Tomorrow's menu lists a breakfast with cantaloupe rice omelet buttermilk scones milk and coffee. Luncheon features cream of pea soup egg and lettuce salad baked sweet apples with cream and fruit punch. Dinner offers salmon and potato croquettes and baked cucumber with brown.

Sez Huh Mustard Sauce and Berry Rice Pudding Dish

A brief list of foods includes mustard sauce tomato and green pepper salad poor man s rice pudding with blackberries milk and coffee as a simple menu set.

Preparing Leaves for a Summer Dish with Hollandaise

Cut thick center leaf parts into uniform lengths and tie in bundles. Boil in salted water, count ten minutes first. Cook thin leaf parts like spinach. Chop leaves, arrange as a border on a platter, garnish with hard boiled egg, fill center with thick ribs in Hollandaise. Nourishing economical main dish.

Grave Yard Work Day at Oak Grove Cemetery

A grave yard working at Oak Grove cemetery will be held Thursday morning. All persons interested are requested to bring hoes and shovels.

Oak Grove Cemetery

Hurricanes Begin at Equator Belt

New York report explains how tropical hurricanes form from the doldrums, humidity and Earth rotation. It notes the main activity near the equator from 1 degree north to the Cape Verde region, with focus shifting toward the Caribbean during June to November and August and September as peak humidity months.

New York Equator Cape Verde Islands Charles L. Mitchell United States Weather Bureau Africa Hage Carribbean Panama Pacific

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