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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
3
The clip notes a selection on awareness and empathy followed by a social column listing numerous weekend or Sunday visits. Mr. and Mrs. A. E Wendling and son Junior of Shreveport stayed with Mrs. E. G. Porterfield and relatives, with others from Texarkana and Oklahoma visiting area residents.
A new red brown velvet envelope bag draws attention as a chic accessory for autumn. Its sleek shape and rich texture pair with outfits from casual to dressy, promising a polished finish for seasonal wardrobes.
The lengthy Miami trial follows Haden Clarke and Mrs. Keith-Miller in a volatile love triangle with Captain Lancaster. Notes forged to imply self inflicted death surface, Lancaster confesses to forging after motive and diary entries reveal intense rivalry and pursuit of Clarke’s wife. The case links to Clarke’s aviation fame and a looming book about the aviators.
The report lists several families and individuals visiting relatives in various cities. Dr. H. H. Darnell of Columbus as a Saturday visitor in Little Rock. George Wilson spent Sunday with home folks in Gordon. Henry Hitt and Mrs. Pat Robertson visited Prescott. Charles Haynes Jr. returned from Boughton to his grandmother Mrs. E. DeLaughter. Jimmy Harbin headed to Shreveport and New Orleans. S G Norton and Rebecca Norton hosted weekend visits from Little Rock with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Clubb.
Roy Hooper former Sevier county sheriff was acquitted of accessory before the fact to the Bank of Horatio robbery after a three day trial. Jury viewed Hooper s Lockesburg barn where two witnesses hid after the robbery. He still faces an accessory after the fact charge and court adjourned to Sept 5 for another murder trial. Hooper also was convicted of embezzling $100 from a 1929 fine against Carl Adams and sentenced to five years.
Mrs. L. S. Thomas left for Dallas Sunday to buy fall styles for her Hope store and expects to return Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hutson arrived Sunday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Hutson. Mrs. J. G. Martindale returned from visits in Prescott and El Dorado. Howard Waddle left Sunday for a visit with relatives in Louann Arkansas.
Mona Moran, a Wall Street receptionist, is offered a marriage by Barry Townsend under a year long arrangement that would include her own apartment and access to his wealth. As she grows close to Townsend and his family, her husband reveals he has a terminal illness and urges Mona to decide if she will stay with him or end the plan, with Europe or Reno as possible outcomes.
The Hope National Guard beat Hot Springs at Fair Park as Milton Eason began his era as manager. Pate shut out Wilson Furniture of Hot Springs, five runs crossed for the Guards. The Storks edged Gordon 6 2 in 12 innings at Gordon, Yelvin’s clutch double sparked a late rally. Storks also defeated Omaha Texas 3 2 at Fair Park.
Miss Pinkerton a mystery thriller stars Joan Blondell in her first lead as a bored nurse drawn into a house of mystery by a police inspector George Brent Mae Maddison Ruth Hall and others support the cast. The plot follows odd incidents as the inspector helps solve a death in the house.
The Mid-South Cotton Growers Association announces Max Cox’s appointment as Hope branch office manager. He notes Arkansas cotton output rose 13 percent last season as growers embrace classing and fair pricing. The association says better staple premiums meet or exceed Memphis quotes, reversing past price gaps.
Holy Springs records a refreshing Thursday shower that cooled temperatures and made work more pleasant. Mrs. H. B. Green returns from Kale and Boughton visit while Miss Mable Rider of Patmos comes home after three days with cousin Miss Mozelle Phillips. Mrs. H. B. Green also visits her husband at the state hospital in Little Rock for eye treatment.
Miss Melva Rogers underwent a major operation at Josephine hospital Monday morning. John Price Webb Jr. of Ozan returned home Monday after three weeks as a Josephine hospital patient. Arthur Haynes, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Haynes of Lewisville, came home Monday after an arm injury treated at Josephine hospital. Mrs. W. B. Carpenter of Hope had a major operation at Julia Chester hospital Sunday. K. G. Dudney was admitted to Julia Chester hospital Monday. Louis Wattwood of Lewisville returned home Saturday after a stay at Julia Chester hospital with a broken leg. Buck Green of Fulton discharged from Julia Chester hospital Sunday. A visitor to Julia Chester hospital Monday. Dr. H. G. Barham of Lewisville called at Julia Chester hospital Saturday. Mr. C. W. Alford and daughter Jeanne Elizabeth of Minden spent the week with Mrs. J. S. McDowell. Miss Wilhelmina Anderson of Luanne visited our school this week. Mr. Horace Stone of Kale visiting his aunt Mrs. H. B. Green. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Medowell a nine pound boy on August 17. Mother and son doing well.
Classified notice asks for plain or fancy sewing by Mrs Hatcher with guaranteed work and reasonable prices. Contact via phone 684, listing location at 22 3.
Thirty relatives gathered at Mrs. Clara Martins home for a picnic reunion in the grove. Grandmother Butler, Mrs. Tyler and the Hope family member joined outside guests for lunch. Mrs. Horton of Shreveport and Mrs. Clara Martin visited Mrs. J. S. McDowell Tuesday.
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