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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1931

Page

1

Hope Chamber of Commerce to seek annual membership

The Hope Chamber of Commerce urges residents to join this week as a form of community insurance. It describes the chamber as a private capital construct aiding public initiatives, highlighting highway projects and support for drouth relief loans. The piece emphasizes county backing and the need for steady local business support throughout 1932.

Her-Of Commerce Chamber of Chamber of Commerce McCaskill Fins North County Hope Blevins Hempstead coun‘Nel Drouth Hope Chamber of Commerce Hempstead County Hope Organization

Hope County Power Plant Plan and Cooperative Road Program

The platform outlines municipal power plant development to aid Hope's resources, aims to improve sanitary conditions, and proposes a yearly Nesbegther road project to reduce economic dependence. It emphasizes practical benefits for Hempstead county’s farmer organizations and advocates cooperative effort for regional growth.

Hope Nesbegther Hempstead County Toten

Henry Ford warns against returning to pre crash system

The article quotes Henry Ford arguing prosperity should come with change not revival of the old system. He says the nation suffers despite vast surpluses and production, with unemployment at six million, and urges radical reform rather than restoring prior economic conditions. Ford notes the mismatch between abundance and mood as a sign of systemic flaw.

Tjenry Ford Li-United Press Henry Ford United States Geome Geome 6,000,000 Workers Have Lost Their Jobs. As Mr. Ford Ford

Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits and Singing Event

Kuntty ts ated id lets the Chitlats mm eee win with Roy Nichold s ane Pan spending Saturday with Winberry family. Miss Atkinson of sis yet Frayska spent Tuesday night with Pearl Winberry. Mr and Mrs Mies iva fed with Hodnett at Apisaday. Pauline Mostie Franks Wishberey goat Sunday with Dorothy Winch and daughter Facey with Mrs John Winberry. Homer and Otis Nicholas were eogene fry El Parada one day last week. Jim Easterling spent Thursday with Mrs Bert Pierce and the Easterlings spent the weekend with their parents. Singing at this place Sunday girt was well attended and enjoyable.

Kuntty Roy Nichold J Winberry Pauline Mostie Dorothy Facey John Winberry Pearl Homer Otis Nicholas Eogene Fry el Parada Jim Easterling Bert Pierce Falcon Easterling Jim Fasterling Clayton Easterling Tha Geraldford Marler Bodcan

Local Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events

Local residents report family visits and social gatherings. Mr and Mrs A A Smith spent Sunday with his parents. Singing sessions drew crowds, with Tad Hamilton and Peter Nicholas visiting. Patmos saw shoppers and visitors frequenting nearby towns.

Local Society Notes Include Visits and Outings

Mrs E M Pipkin and her son from Pine Bluff visit Rev and Mrs Horace Jewell. Mrs John Arnold and children visit relatives in St. Louis. John Dorris of Camden works in Patterson’s Sething department. Eliz Beth Briant Circle hosts at Methodist church. Mrs M W Gresley and Ruth Gresley visit from Frescott stay at Hotel Barlow. KW W Ellen from Columbus and others pass through Hope. Ed McCorkle and Arch Moore duck hunting on Grassy Lake. H H Harrell of Prescott visits Hope. Mesdames W E Austin and E A Boyd of Blevins shop in Hope.

E. M. Pipkin Little Son Pine, Bluff Horace Jewell John Arnold St. Louis John Dorris Camden Patterson R. ‘T. White

Comb Wood for Hunter

Mayor Jimmy Walker arrives in San Francisco after a Chicago stop as reports mention a 11 gun salute. The martial mood blends with satire on prohibition and science while an astrologer predicts Tunney’s son will enjoy wine and song amid talk of a 950 percent luxury tax on silk stockings.

Jimmy Walker Sancisco Chicago Tunney England

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Guests

Holly Grove hosted a musical at Mr. Will fis home drawing a large crowd. Mrs. H. W. Timberlake spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Luna Atkins. Mack Thomas of Patmos visited with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Edliott were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Evans. Mrs. M. E. Atkins of Battlefield spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hembree and children and with Mrs. and Mrs. Jesse Atkins and children. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Atkins accompanied their mother home to Battlefield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Worthy and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lumpkins and Mr. Willis spent Sunday with Engh Worthy and family near Washington. Tilman Hembree and daughter Beatrice visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Slaton Sunday afternoon. Mr. Lively and daughter Ruth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Siucety yee and Mrs. Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Caldwell called on Mr. and Mrs. Lige Bearden Sunday.

Mrs J. C. Atkins Battlefield Herman Worthy Lonnie Lumpkins Mr. Willis Engch Worthy and Near Washington Tilman Hembree Beatrice John Slat

The Fly Confesses and Love Triangles Endures

Louise clears the truth from De Loman’s confession while Mary confronts Bruce and Dirk at Key West. De Loman, a failed Human Fly, dies in pursuit of courage as Mary and Bruce choose to move forward with healing and a quiet life.

Louise de Loma Bruce Jimjan Ateapla Barlana de Loms Sesaninelal Lelisyed Harry Hill Vis Bowen Bates Haylana Big Mary Dirk Lile Koy Weat George Bowen Key West Belle Himuere Louiss Howell Lowlse Moe Miami Hoe Dad

National women's party vows center stage at capital HQ

The national women's party plans a bronze-inscribed dedication on Capitol Hill, praising Senator Caraway for backing the effort. A spoken pledge forecasts advancing women's freedom. meanwhile bus routes stretch with four roads to navigate and local singing Sundays.

National Women's Party Benator Caraway Capitol Hill

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