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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
The Star lists candidates for a Hope primary and outlines tax assessment revision and Water Improvement District One payments. Officials set a December meeting to revise assessments and inform property owners of a 30 day payment window with penalties for late payment.
Notice to all real property owners in the Sewer Improvement District Me City of Hope to pay assessments within 30 days from January 1 1933. If not paid, legal action will start to collect the assessments and penalties. Dated December 1 1932.
A reader guides Christmas shoppers through hosiery gloves and lingerie as ideal gifts. It highlights dark tones for day wear, flesh tones for evening, washable options, negligees in velvet and satin, and practical gloves silk or rayon sets. Handkerchiefs vary from delicate linen to bold sports prints, all urged as plentiful under the tree. Raw sugar, before refinery, is yellow.
Nebraska farmer Gus Sumnick and his 11 children expect a summer White House visit after supporting President Roosevelt. The family plans a Washington trip once school ends and wardrobes are ready, with pipe etiquette and family lectures shaping daily life.
The Columbus Bible study group of the Presbyterian church met Thursday with Mrs. E. J. Sheperson. Attendees included Mrs. David Wilson, Mrs. R. C. Stuart, Mrs. Luta Shepperson, Mrs. J. S. Wilson Sr, Miss Mildred Johnson, Miss Janie Johnson, Mrs. J. O. Johnson and Mrs. Allie Wilson. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson Jr and T. H. Stuart, who came to Hope Monday for the Saenger show.
Mr and Mrs D W Hamilton and Dan Jr were guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Bishop at Emmet on Sunday. Dr J C Williams of Washington filled his regular appointment at the Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs S W Mulkey and children visited last weekend with Mr and Mrs David Wilson. R C Stuart visited Washington on Tuesday. Mrs Glen Ellis of Saratoga and Mrs Collier of Okay were in town Monday. Mrs Colline of Okay in town. C E Leverette of Blevins was a business visitor Monday. W J Green visited Fulton.
A reader praises George Washington for his enduring prestige noting his image on varied U S items from stamps to currency. The remark highlights Washington’s lasting symbolic stature and national reverence.
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