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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
4
Seance memories and verses mingle with social notices in a scrambled page segment. Local residents including Miss Carrivn Hamilton and Mrs. R D Herndon visit relatives in Tennessee and Los Angeles while Garden Club and Ghostey Club events shift schedules due to weather. Visitors from Athens Texas, Little Rock, and St. Louis appear among family and social updates as clubs hold meetings and guests are hosted.
The regular meeting of the Hope Chapter 3440 EL 8 will be held Thursday night at the lodge hall. All members are urged to be present.
Hugo Oklahoma police chase a trio believed to be Arkansas prison farm escapees from Tucker. Two girls who rode with them to Nashville and back identified the suspects as Findley Satterfield Buster Yates and Curley Smith. Satterfield is suspected of reporting a fabricated robbery claim about an ear.
Waugh, a lawyer, was beaten in the courthouse hallway while attempting to bid at a tax sale. He says several men assaulted him, leaving him unconscious with two black eyes and a torn shirt. No arrests have been reported as of now. The sale disposed of 13 farms for about one tenth of value, a sheriff notes.
Hobbs Grocery beat Boy Scouts 14 to 11 and NM System defeated Methodist church 19 to ? in a Wednesday night doubleheader at the high school athletic field. Thursday’s games feature Comb ing teams including Hope Water and Light Plant and the Crease Monkeys with a 7 45 start time.
National League standings show New York 66 wins 66 losses leading in a tied race while St. Louis Boston Pittsburgh and Philadelphia follow. American League lists Detroit New York Cleveland and Boston with varied records. Wednesday results include Little Rock Nashville Birmingham Chattanooga Memphis Atlanta New Orleans Knoxville and city team matchups with several rainouts and decisive scores.
The Ray C. C. Burke will preach at St. Marks Episcopal Church at 8 o clock Thursday night. Holy communion will be observed at 7 o'clock Friday morning. The public is cordially invited.
Bodean No 1 Mrs bow. Galloway and son Reyes returned to Stamps after visiting relatives here. Mrs A Goynes visiting her children. Mr and Mrs D B Bailey and Nellie Jean spent Sunday with Omer Waller near Hope. Bobbie Nell Martin at singing school. Gilbert Fuller and family returned home after visiting Little Rock relatives. R P Fuller called to attend bedside of her brother George Galloway of Stamps who is very sick. Joe England spent Sunday and Monday with his parents C L Mitchell. Earl Booth Jr of Little Rock visiting aunt Mrs G B Fuller.
Doyle reports waning peach crops as the community eyes harvest. Young folks attended a Belton ball game Sunday. Miss Hopie Owens of Hope’s Julia Chester hospital shows improvement. Revival starts Friday night at the local Methodist Church. Whooping cough noted in the area. Strawn family visited relatives at Avery's Chapel Sunday. National stat shows 7434 outdoor play wounds in 1934 excluding baseball diamonds and beaches. Oary’s Englishmen have large incomes with many earning over ten thousand dollars yearly.
A Sunday double header is set in Texarkana between The Stores and the Texarkana Thermen with no pitching selections available yet. The announced lineup includes Ramsay Urban Dugan Wiley Purtell Robins Messer and Frank Shipley to start for Broken Bow with 3:30 pm game stats listed.
The Everyman's Bible class of the First Christian church will hold its monthly business meeting at the home of C.8 Lowthorp South Elm Street. Teed watermelon will be served. The don will be observed at To o'clock Friday. Every member urged to attend. A singing school program will be presented Friday night at Bethlehem twelve miles south of Hope on the Lewisville road.
Diana Wynyard, newly arrived from the English stage, quickly graced features like Cavalcade Rasputin and the Empress and Reunion in Vienna. The Barrymore group hailed her as the year’s find and producers echoed that verdict, though the finest work of her career remained to be seen.
A review notes the actress shines in the star ring of One More River, delivering classic English beauty and strong dramatic talent. The picturization of John Galaworthy's novel showcases her fit for the part as Estes observes and the birch tree bug motif appears. Nearby, the text mentions the Lat ter Day Saints seminaries in five western states.
An 1913 letter from Mrs J A Ll ay nes of North Carolina references Mendenhall's Malaria Chill and Fever Tonic as a useful tonic for children and mentions its promotion by J C Mendenhall Co of Evansville Indiana. The ad praises tonic strength, appetite, digestion, and blood condition, noting two forms with and without arsenic.
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