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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1934

Page

3

Local Social News Highlights in Washington and Texarkana

Washington and nearby towns share a flurry of weekend visits and gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hunt of Rocky Mound, Miss Hattie Smart of Shreveport, and numerous local families visiting relatives in Shreveport and New Orleans. A Texarkana wedding unites Miss Aledde Bullard and J. J. Johnston, with Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Johnson connected to local firms. Mrs. Dadney Leads Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting at church Monday.

Ralph Hunt Rocky Mound Jim Bearden Hattie Smart Shreveport Frecta Gold R. L. Hume Franklin Hariig Durant Okla Alex Mester Guernsey O. T. Beck Crit Stuart Melson Frazier Mr. Stewart Hazel Gilliam Ruby Lively Chas. N. Trimble Aledde Bullard Texarkana Mary Bullard Washington J. J. Johnston Ashdown Hardy Memorial Church W. G. Fletcher Tey Johnson Washington ‘Ish Atv Parks Drilling Company Texarakna Dadney

New Laxative as Chewing Gum Suggests Six Benefits

A historical ad claims a laxative that tastes like chewing gum can be delicious and habit forming. It promises thorough natural action and safety for children, with gradual placement in the intestines and no appetite disruption. Doctors reportedly prescribe the Feenamint ingredient to help users stay on schedule.

Presbyterian church August Home Mission program brief

On Monday afternoon August 27 the Presbyterian church held the August Home Mission program with nine members present led by Mrs. Paul Dudney. Mrs. Jd. W. Butler gave the opening prayer and participants included Miss Kathryn Holt Mrs. Lee A. Holt Mrs. Sam Merrell Mrs. Evelyn Hubbard Mrs. J L Pilkinton and Mrs. C C Stuart. A short business session followed and closed with the Mizpah benediction. The next meeting will be the first Monday social with Miss Kathryn Holt as hostess.

Kathryn Holt

Community visitors and church additions noted in local roundup

DeAnn Mrs. Milton Samuel returns from Oklahoma after weeks with friends. Mrs. Mary Livingston and family from near Center Point visit relatives including Mrs. T. A. Vickers and Miss Edna Vickers. The revival meeting closes with one church addition. Harmon Livingston returns from relatives visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Samuel visit with T. Hartsfield. Mrs. Roy Burke visits her parents. Miss Ola Mae Harris and Miss Elizabeth Thomas return from week away. Earnestine Humphrey visits aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wo Humphrey. John Staten and J. W. Boyett call on Miss Rena Clark. Mrs. Alvin Willis from North Carolina visits. Byran Clark and Nulen Clark Sunday. Elston Samuel visits Miss Pauline ones. Mr. and Mrs. Claud O'Steen host Sunday dinner for Monroe Samuel. Carl Coffee family visit Sallie Whipple and Sallie Timberlake. Miss Ola Mat Harris and Belva June Burke dine with Roy Burke and Miss Elizabeth Thomas.

Mary Livingston Near Center Point T. A. Vickers Edna Vickers A. M. Clark E. M. Boyett Harmon Livingston J. J. Samuel T . Hartsfield Roy Burke Oseph Thomaas Ola Mae Harris Elizabeth Thomas Earnestine Humphrey Ane Umele Wo. Humphrey John Staten J.W. Boyett Rena Clark Alvin Willis North Carolina Byran Clark Nulen Clark Elston Samuel Pauline Claud O'Steen Monroe Samuel Carl Coffee Sallie Whipple Sallie Timberlake Ola Mat Harris Belva June Burke

Threatening Note to Mrs Roosevelt

A note threatening harm to President Roosevelt and kidnapping relatives was sent to the White House. Vernon Varn of Charleston South Carolina was arrested at a YMCA branch in New York and held for arraignment. The letter signed By order of Zangara demanded payment of 168000 dollars in mixed bills and warned of kidnapping grandchildren if not delivered. Varn, a former machinist in the naval aviation corps, faces federal arraignment after an ongoing Secret Service investigation.

New York Ben Frank Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Secret Service Roosevelt Zangara Guiseppe Zangara Mr. Roosevelt Miami Florida Anton J. Cormack Chicago Sloan House Hood Varn Charleston Renaval

Grimes Aims Notes On Baseball Ahead Of Race

Burleigh Grimes, celebrating his 41st birthday with the Pittsburgh Pirates, defends speaking out on team chances and hitter matchups. He argues pitchers must adapt as they age, noting Dizzy Dean’s struggles with the Cubs after bold pre-start boasts and warning that base running could revive strategic risks for pitchers.

Pittsburgh Burleigh Grimes Grimes Cubs Ciela Rame Hin Hotherine Giants Dodgers Hogy

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