30 Aug 1933
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
1
The Star announces postal rates and terms for Hope Arkansas, with subscription options by city carrier and mail, detailing prices for 1897 and general publishing notes. It lists delivery areas Hempstead and Lafayette counties with pricing and mentions copyright and submission policies.
Washington dispatch reviews the steel code talks with Bethlehem Steel chief Eugene Grace and AFL president Green, noting no major wage gains and the eight hour day conceded. Talks shift to coal code and Mine Workers, while Hull and Moley clash over London policy. Liberia intervention fears surface, and Hopkins faces pay cuts. Ambassador Wells praised for Havana peace efforts as Chicago World’s Fair closes plans amid Sally Rand act.
A mother on a train with two young children endures chaos as two year old Wallace and his ten year old brother trigger a daylong scene. The mother battles nap resistance, constant feeding, and a loud journey while a patient older sibling helps. Advice urges underfeeding and calm, matter of fact travel to prevent baby nerves shaping behavior.
Plan a fall beauty routine starting with skin care and bleaching options for tanned or freckled skin. Consider hair conditioning, massages, and new coiffure ideas while evaluating home and shop treatments. A Kansas City dealer offers free fire insurance with radio set installations and a fisherman enjoys a five day week benefit if fish stay away.
Rev E C Bright of Prescott led a successful meeting here Friday marking new additions to the church. A revival continued at the Methodist church this week with Bro Williams presiding. A large local crowd attended a baseball tournament at Bodean Friday and Saturday. Community greetings flowed as residents hosted relatives from Texarkana Washington Willisville Bluff Springs and Rossiton. Remembered singing is set for next Sunday night as new church books arrive inviting all to join.
Eve Dayles, manager Marled Darnes’s rival, weds Dick Rader, a Watraction supervisor, amid workplace intrigue at Bixby’s. Eve resists quitting her job as Mona Allen schemes with Irene Prenwis and Theron Reece stirs trouble. Dick tours the new Lake City theater building, promising a future together as Eve forgives past doubts and plans a quiet week-end with a library book in hand.
Eve recalls a system from high school as she follows Marya and the theater opening plans in Lake City. A tea room fortune teller and stocks gossip set Eve's mood, then Pure Soap Inc shows a sharp rise, lifting Eve’s hopes of quick gains as she buys and holds.
W J Orton of Fulton spent Sunday here while Wright Tharp stays in St Louis for the week. Will Oglesby succeeds W B Jackson as bookkeeper at Hampstead County Bank. Joe Mauldin, clothing salesman, was in town today. C D Lester visited his parents in Lewisville yesterday. Mrs Frank Hearne and daughter Nitle Miss Frances Hearne of Viviats Lay are guests of Mr and Mrs Rufus Hernton. Miss Ethel Rose returned from Texarkana vacation. Miss Rachel Carr returned from a visit to Caddo Gap.
William Powell returns in Private Detective 62 at the Saenger for Thursday and Friday showings with a bargain matinee. He plays a polished sleuth of a different order, a charming spy on domestic lives, who falls for Margaret Lindsay while exposing adulterous couples. Lindsay, famed for Cavalcade, delivers a strong supporting turn as the program includes three short subjects.
Sunday gatherings and weekend visits feature Oak Grove residents with family groups visiting relatives in nearby towns including Shower Springs, Hope, Spring Hill, and Hope. Notable visits include Mrs. Dora Jackson hosting, Elbert Jones family with Frank Jones, and Ernest Ross hosting several guests.
Bruce Catton reviews Margiad Evans The Wooden Doctor as a somber, powerful novel about a girl growing up in poverty and a broken home who cannot escape a consuming love for a physician. The tale follows a lifelong emotional struggle, ending with the return to the doctor and a thwarted happiness. Houghton Mifflin set publication at 32.
A fragmentary quote from Governor George White of Ohio contrasts rising employment and public optimism with a grim mood. The piece mentions education as opportunity, religion as opinion, and a woman named Merwins who endures illness while pursuing help from a mysterious “wooden doc- foo.” The text also includes a note attributed to Mrs. August Belmont.
Spring Hill resident Eric Cupp visits brother Add Cupp in Hope this week. Rev Williams conducts revival at Rocky Mound starting Sunday. J C Porterfield made a business visit to Hope on Tuesday. Hugh Garner and family with his mother Howard traveled 40 miles to Rosston Sunday to visit B J Caldwell family. Mrs John Momen returns to Kilgore Monday. Mrs Bil Momen visits home for extended stay. Mr and Mrs Giles Foster visit Hope Tuesday. Miss Bertha Hamilton visits Samuels at Blevins. J H and T G Martin with wives visit relatives in Texarkana. County grader and tractor work on war roads this week.
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