Lost Heart Plea Promotes Love and Faith
In PSOCIETY NEWS Josie Frazee Cappleman urges a shift from sighs to song and from blame to seeing beauty. She argues that grace exists in all things, love is divine, and giving love redeems more love.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1932
Page
3
In PSOCIETY NEWS Josie Frazee Cappleman urges a shift from sighs to song and from blame to seeing beauty. She argues that grace exists in all things, love is divine, and giving love redeems more love.
A parade of guests visits and returning residents fills the week in the community. Corinth Mississippi visitors include Mr. C. B. Vaughan and Mr. C. Harris. Pine Bluff and Sulphur Oklahoma trips noted. several traveling to and from Cleburne Texas and Dunkirk Indiana. Bridge club events, Dales and Beatrice Barnum family stays, and Miss Jacqueline Blanchard’s six week visit are listed along with outings to the Saenger theatre and a Banking Party.
Mrs. Loie Keeny and her children Jan elle and James departed Saturday for Athens Georgia following a months visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Westerman in the city.
The Hutchinson family family of four plus two girls Kathryn and Janet Lee traveled from the United States to London in stages, totaling 21000 miles over seven months. They are the first children to ride on a transatlantic plane and have logged about 4700 hours mixed among family members.
Miss Beryl Henry, superintendent of Hope schools, urged Arkansas high school graduates to enroll in Arkansas colleges at a Kiwanis meeting. She cited economic losses from out of state attendance, social and professional gains at home, and lower costs. The talk noted J H Reynolds of Hendrix College could not attend and praised Arkansas institutions for quality and community ties.
New York hosts two nearly identical political extravaganzas as Republicans and Democrats stage year long operations across seven floors of Manhattan offices. The Democrats prepped earlier, distributing mass campaigns from Liggett Building, Madison Avenue, and the Hotel Biltmore where campaign chiefs and staff coordinate literature, publicity, and volunteers.
The piece depicts Republican operations in hotel space and staff, noting economy, borrowed furniture, and elaborate but routine access rituals. It highlights lobby interactions as callers seek attention from political traders while a secretary postpones meetings to 10 next Wednesday morning.
Garrett Memorial Missionary Baptist Church announces revival beginning this Sunday with an 11 o clock morning service. Pastor T L Epton and Superintendent D W Bailey lead, with Sunday school at 10 a m and evening services at 8 p m. song service 7 30 to 8 p m. Come worship with us.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and prayer meeting at 7 30 p m Wednesday topics include The Goal of Human Living at 11 o clock and Does God Care for Individuals at the evening hour
In Indianapolis patrolman Ed Moore and Sergeant Wayne Bear entered Jake Christoff's restaurant and found a glass containing alleged liquor. Christoff grabbed for it during a struggle and Moore's coat sleeve was spilled with the liquid. Moore then drained about a thimbleful from the sleeve.
Warning order issued in Hempstead Chancery Court for Commonwealth Building and Loan Association of Little Rock Arkansas versus L M Rosewell et al. Defendants Mattie B Burke and Midland Savings and Loan Company must appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff's complaint. Clerk Willie Harris notes the Aug 4 1932 filing.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Commonwealth Building and Loan Association of Little Rock Arkansas Ruth Simpson McCullar Truax et al defendants are warned to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Witness the seal dated August 19 1932. (Seal) Willie Harris Clerk. Aug 19 26 Sept 2 9.
Franklin Banchor and Anna G Spinney are directed to appear within thirty days and answer the plaintiff's complaint. Witness my hand and seal as clerk of this court on this 5th day of August, 1932.
Eleven members of the Smoky Mountains Hiking Club set out for a weekend hike in Knoxville area when rain turned to snow and temperatures fell to 12 below. Blinding snow forced an overnight stay and the group spent 24 hours returning to shelter.
Roland Kirby, 25, was buried by a falling boulder beneath a cliff two weeks after the accident. Five men freed him, a doctor advised treatment, and weeks later he was found to have a broken back. He died shortly after the diagnosis.
Milk producers of Minnehaha county threaten a Monday strike unless their demand for 1.75 per 100 pounds is met by Sioux Falls milk distributors in South Dakota. The current price is about 1.25. Kota pledged support to the holiday movement if lawfully carried out.
Claire denies luring a married man and explains she was introduced to Mr Read by Louis Epstein, Al Jolson’s manager, insisting she does not understand the fuss. The fragment cites social scandal rumors but lacks complete details or outcomes.
In a heated suit, Claire Windsor admits writing letters to Read and loving him, while Mrs. Read presents photos as evidence. An arrest for alleged kidnapping of Mrs. Read was reported, with motives linked to letters Read allegedly kept and efforts at reconciliation.
Mrs Read denies intent to drop the case but admits spending part of a night with her husband to obtain Windsor letters. Miss Windsor declares she will fight to the finish to clear her name and protect others from unwarranted charges. The piece traces Windsor’s storied romance history and public image.
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