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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1934

Page

5

Church Ladies Meet in Afternoon at 4

Society notes show the executive boat of the Women’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church. Mr and Mrs P L Smith of Dallas were Wednesday night guests of Mayor Br A Boyett. Mr and Mrs J B Miles moved to Mrs W F Saner’s North Harvey apartment. Mr and Mrs S T Tirrant and Mr and Mrs N T Jewell returned from a monthlong trip to Battle Creek Chicago and St Louis. The verse The zest of life encourages living year to year with a fearless heart and cheerful travel toward youth and age.

First Presbyterian Church N. T. Jewell Battle Creek Mich Chicago St. Louis Eshall Henry van Dyke

Local social notes recount travels and guests from Norfolk to San Diego

Mrs R Ta Demark yind san Russ COWL Tr have returned from a two months visit with Mr Denmark in Norfolk and Virginia Beach VI They plan to dater ain M vomrk in San Diego Calif Mrs ark will be remembered as Miztbuth Riel ais Chardes Mehites has returned Creti ai Master Coash tour Mrs John Hatley and two little slaughters who have been guests of Mrs Corn Stages and other relatives for the past two weeks left for their home in Warren Thursday night ide clubs formerly known as the Sub Deb clab held their regular meeting at the home of Miss Tle

R. Ta Demark Denmark Norfolk Virginia Beach San Diego Calif Ark Miztbuth Rielais John Hatley Corn Stages Awly Warren Idee Clab Tle

Patent medicine claims rapid malaria and cold relief

An old advertisement touts Ligqitis as a superior laxative tonic. It promises malaria prevention in ten days, cold relief in one day, and head and neuralgia relief within minutes. The copy emphasizes speed and potency of the remedy from a tonic and laxative blend.

Farm Outlook Improved by Rains Across Arkansas

The weekly weather and crop report says rains were well distributed through the week ending Tuesday, with temperatures near normal. While generally favorable, some northern and eastern areas saw heavy rain causing patton shedding. Cotton is opening early, meadows and pastures thrive, alfalfa yields rise, and stock water improves as planting and preparations for wheat, oats and rye pasture continue.

Aittle Rock Arkansas Farm The Weather Bureau Eastorn Patton Coton

Vesper Service At First Presbyterian Plans Music On Pipe Organ

Mrs. Joe Wilson of Sheridan visits her sister Mrs. Ab Hollingworth. Miss Margaret Kinser leads the high sectore while guests include Elizabeth Evans Helen Bowden Lorraine Moses Bert Mauldin and Joy Somerville. A Vesper song service is set for 5 30 Sunday afternoon with a program of sacred selections by Hope leading musicians on the churchs new pipe organ. The public is invited.

Gine Reynolds South Elm Street Margaret Kinser Elizabeth Evans Helen Bowden Loraine Moses Bert Mauldin Joy Somerville Joe Wilson Sheridan Ab Hollingworth Hollinsworth First Presbyterian Church Hope Brewster

Back-To-School Dress Pattern For Girls

A pattern for a gingham or pereale dress for girls ages 8 to 16. Size 12 requires 29 1 4 yards of 36 inch fabric with 3 3 yard contrast. Includes instructions and notes on cutting and sewing all referenced in this newspaper.

Unclear OCR Text About Julia Boyd Pattern Enclosed

Fragmentary OCR from a New York newspaper item mentioning Julia Boyd and an address at 105 Park Avenue. The text is garbled with stray symbols and incomplete phrases, failing to reveal a coherent event, date, or specific action.

Julia Boyd Park Avenue New York Cesernervr

FAL Pattern Book Offers Designs for 15 Cents

Complete selection of Tulla Boyd designs now ready. Individual copies cost 15 cents. If ordering with no pattern above, add 19 cents more with the coupon.

Tulla Boyd

James Allred Emerges as Texas Governor Nominee

James V. Allred, 35, tops the Democratic slate over Tom F. Hunter and Ma Ferguson in Texas. A former attorney general with a record of victories and losses, he started as a bootblack and bottle washer, served as a World War I apprentice seaman, and is a strong prohibitionist favoring repeal of statewide prohibition. He praises reforms in pardon, taxation, and police, and his wife Betsy Miller of Oklahoma shares the spotlight with their two young children.

Austin Tex Texas James V. Allred Tom F. Hunter Jim” Ferguson Ferguson Ma" Ferguson Lone Star Allred Dan Mowly American Petrol Team Institute Brontier Town Ile Fires Selec Joss i Alfred San Francisco ‘Naval Barracks Joe Betsy Miller Oklahoma James William David

Weekend church schedule and notes from First Christian and other unions

A long church notices page lists services at First Christian City, First Presbyterian, and First Baptist churches with times for Bible school, worship hours, and topics. Also announced are a Men’s Class meeting, a pipe organ fund offering, a Shower Spring Baptist appointment, and a World Series claim by Mickey Cochrane’s Detroit club, plus a note on England experimenting with rubber tires on gun carriage wheels.

First Christian City Guy

News Review Continues On Economic Export Recovery

Official figures show United States exports in the first six months of 1934 amounting to just over one billion dollars, a rate higher than 1932 or 1933. If sustained, 1934 exports may surpass two billion, though still well below 1929 peaks. the trend, while hopeful, is not yet jubilation.

Schoolboy Rowe Predicts Tigers to Be Champs

New York report has Detroit Tigers pitcher Schoolboy Rowe forecasting on NBC that Detroit will win the American League pennant this year and sweep the season. The article notes wage details from a curtailment plan showing average weekly pay around 11.10 with minimums near 10.20, and regional hours affecting earnings.

New York Lynwood South

Textile code row highlights NRA era wage debate and strikes

The article recounts industry criticism of NRA textile codes as workers report longer weeks and rising pay while mills push costs down. Leaders claim codes raised wages and reduced hours, with unions noting pay envelopes rather than hourly rates drive consumer buying power.

NRA Seth Christ Marek

Effort to Reduce Gun Damage from Vibration at High Speed

A program aims to cut damage to firearms during high speed travel by reducing vibration effects. Researchers test mounting systems and damping materials to preserve weapon integrity and accuracy under dynamic conditions.

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