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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1932

Page

3

Christmas Clubs and Local Notices Brighten Texarkana Gatherings

Mrs Lip Henry and others share reflections on daily life while community groups meet for holiday activities. The Alathean class at First Baptist, Oglesby PTA, and the WCTU host gatherings with programs, gifts, and cheerful seasonal decor. Jurisdictional trips include F.E. Russell traveling to Ladonia to tend a ill father and Miss Hattie Anne Feild visiting from Stephens College.

Hattie Anne Feild Stephens College Columbia J. T. West

Three-in-One Footstool For The Man Of The House

A Santa era suggestion features a three-in-one footstool that serves as a comfortable chair-side table. It includes a top with smoking items and a space beside the footrest for three or four books, providing instant access to reading material and cigarettes after supper.

Caroll Visits Aunt Florence Ragland in Texarkana

Caroll spent the past two days visiting with her aunt Mrs. Florence Ragland in Texarkana, describing a family visit and time shared together.

Caroll Florence Ragland Texarkana

Methodist Hymnal Drops Half Songs

Rev J Abner Sage of First Methodist church in Marked Tree Ark says the 1934 Methodist Hymnal will drop nearly half the current songs. He cites elimination of medieval imagery and material concepts of heaven and hell with a move toward spiritual views. Militaristic hymns were vetoed while songs about brotherly love and world fellowship were added. Sage recently returned from Cincinnati after serving on the Hymnal Revision Commission.

Ark J. Abner Sage First Methodist Church Methodist Hymnal Revision Commission Commission Cincinnati Heaven Hell Sage

Guernsey Couple Wed In Bright Star Ceremony

Miss Clara Schwab and Dalton Boyce were married Saturday night. The couple plans residence at Bright Star after a joyful life with friends and family. Mrs. Maggie Franks from Foreman visited her son Roy Franks, and Mollie Walker relocated with her son to their home after living in Hope. J. R. Yocom of Hope visited relatives. Aleana Wylie left for Conway College, while Opal Wise visited home with her parents. Gladys Price hosted friends Saturday night. Ebb Parton of Patmos made a business visit. Mrs. Roy Franks is improving after a brief illness.

Clara Schwab Dalton Boyce Bright Star Maggie Franks Foreman Roy Franks Mollie Walker Hope J. R. Yocom Aleana Wylie Conway Opal Wise Hope High School John Wise Gladys Price Ebb Parton of Patmos

Hope News Roundup Prominent Local Visitors

Spring Hill reports Monday visits by Mr. Jack Calhoun and Mr. Huron Light from Patmos. Rev. Williams of El Dorado preaches here on Sunday and plans parsonage move when weather allows. Mrs. Clarence Baker and children arrive from Hope. Miss Bullard visits Washington. Ed Collins attends school meeting. Fras Fisher and trustees to Hope for school business. Lavern Yocom returns to classes after flu. Hi Ho community activity noted.

Jack Calhoun Hope Rev. Williams el Dorado Clarence Baker Huron Light Patmos Frank Turner Miss Bullard Washington Ed Collins Fairview H. H. Foster Lavern Yocom E. J. Brint Fras. Fisher

Puzzle Talk Stumps Readers with Old Elephant and Swan

Readers confess the Elephant and Swan puzzles stumped many as clues and wordplay challenged solvers in recent weeks. The note highlights lingering confusion and mixed success with the vintage brainteasers.

Winter Weather and Community News From Washington

The report notes real winter weather and hog killings in the community. Grandma Gold is seriously ill at her daughter's home of Mrs. Jim Dug ger. Families and visitors from El Dorado Foreman Hot Springs and Hope are mentioned along with school literary societies led by Roberta Stuart and Ray Turner.

Gold Jim Dugger W. A. Rowe el Dorado Woodrow Jones Louise Dorothy Foreman O. T. Beck Oscar Gold Hot Springs Earl Cooper Missouri Mary Levins Ethel Turner Hope W. E. Elmore Washington High School Roberta Stuart The Philomathians Rayi Turner Alphas

Setarys Kitchen Tips for Clever Meat Use

Advice on lowering meat costs by pairing meat with cheaper foods. Emphasizes making vegetables more palatable and satisfying through smart combinations rather than omitting meat entirely.

Lamb and Pea Stew with Dumplings Dinner Recipe

A dated recipe outlines a lamb and pea stew with dumplings. It includes browning diced lamb and onions, simmering with dried peas in boiling water for two hours, and dropping flour dumplings on top to steam. A cabbage rolls variation uses pork, rice, and tomato sauce baked until tender.

Social notes from Oak Grove and nearby communities

Local residents record visits and gatherings with neighbors including Mullins Ross Pur tle Wilson Collier and Jackson households. The item notes a hog killing on a Hope farm and a birth at Burl Ross with a healthy 11 pound daughter named Barbara.

Flu cases appear in community with several illnesses

There are several cases of flu in this community at this writing. Mr. George Pickard and family of Corinth spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickard. Misses Julia and Shirley Bearden of Washington spent the weekend with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hunt had as their guest the past week Miss Exa Williams of Little Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sutton and children of Hope were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hazzard. Mrs. Barto Bearden and Mrs. Jim Bearden called on Mrs. Warren Pickard and Mrs. Clifford Messer Thursday afternoon. Mr. Will Pickard of Bodcaw spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hairston. Mr. and Mrs. John Bill Jordan was Sunday guests of Miss Helen Fincher.

George Pickard Corinth Warren Pickard Julia Shirley Bearden Washington Dale Hunt Exa Williams Little Rock Claud Sutton Hope B. M. Hazzard Barto Bearden Jim

Threat to Advertise Boosts Tax Collections in Arkansas

Clarendon Arkansas report notes Monroe County Judge R F Milwee warned of publishing delinquent taxpayers names to recover taxes. The tactic yielded a $750 payment the next day, the largest single delinquency collection to date, reflecting a forceful public notice method.

Clarendon Ark R. F. Milwee Monroe County

Mask of Fu Manchu at Saenger thrills with exotic danger

Boris Karloff stars as Dr Fu Manchu in a Friday through Thursday engagement at the Saenger theater. The film features uncanny catacombs, a death ray, and a plot to revive Ghengis Khan for world dominion with a Scotland Yard detective opposing him. Lewis Stone and Wynna Loy also appear in key roles.

Fu Manchu Lex Rohmer Saenger Theater Boris Karloff Ghengis Khan Scotland Yard Karloff Lewis Stone Karen Morley Charles Starrett Wynna Loy Jean Hersholt Lawrence Grant David Torrence

Herriot’s Career and World Peace Efforts

The article portrays Herriot as a gentle yet forceful statesman who values friendship with foes, aims to calm debt debates through patience, backs Franco Russian non aggression ties, and seeks Mediterranean naval disarmament progress. It notes hopes for World Economic Conference results and a cooperative stance toward Roosevelt’s policies.

Herriot Germany France Norman H. Davis Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Sweet Home News From Prescott Social Roundup

Mrs Peachey of Prescott visited her parents in town. James Carmin called at Jim Huskey’s home. Christine and Ozell Leverette visited Dougald. Bostick family and Hix Lee with J Delaney relatives visited Prescott. Oscar Montgomery made a business trip to Prescott. M H Montgomery shopped in Prescott. Gertrude Delaney visited Ethel Harris. Carrie Mae Huskey on sick list but improving. Ruth Sewell and Wi visited S A Sewell at home.

Robert Peachey Prescott Jim Huskey James Carmin Jim Christine Ozell Leverette James Bostick Hix Lee J. J. Delaney Oscar Montgomery M. H. Montgomery Prescott Pepe Gertrude Delaney Ethel Harris Prescotta Carrie Mae Huskey

He Pays and Pays for Damages in Court

A Roscommon man who jilted his sweetheart is ordered by a London court to pay about $1,000 in damages in installments of around 50 cents weekly. If the girl lives for 40 years she might receive all the money.

London Roscommon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Lip Henry Fociety Hall Max Cox R. Slusser First Baptist Sunday School G. A. Hobbs Pine Street Harry Shiver Jean Lasater Santa Claus Grace Hudson Ora Mae Moody Telephone Company F. E. Russell Ladonia Tex Oglesby P. T. A Oglesby School Bessie Green Miss Green Mary Ross McFadden Bobbie Ward James Martindale Jessie Clarice Brown Thos Honneycut Patsy Ann Womans Christian Temperance Union Etta Champlin South Elm Street Mamie Twitchell Mrs. B. C. Hyatt and Little Son Saenger Thrift Jack Oakie Myrna Loy Aanchu Santa Mirind Methodist Mr. Sage Southern Methodist University Guernsey Little Missouri Ozan Hickory Creek E. L. Bruce CO Prescott, Ark Dorsey Stephens Frank W. Pickell First National Bank Elson'‘Huckins George Clark Spring Hill Setarys Kitchen Fighting Irish Trojans Wile Notre Dame Olympic Stadium Los Angeles Steve Bans Oak Grove Dora Jackson Cathreen Ross Murl Ross Lessie Purtle Alonzo Wise Ernest Ross Hattie Jackson Leo Collier Sid Skinner Bert Ross Hollas Mullens J. G. Collier Bennie Jones Raymond Ross Blanche Cathleen Ross Aileen Wilson Hoyt Laseter Shower Springs Willie Putman Center Point Burl Ross Barbara Mediterranean Roosevelt Sweet Home Ruth Sewell Mr. Wi Mrs S. A. Sewell Parker Defiggists & Hiscox Chem. Wks Patchogue N.T Hite Can You Theas Byrd South Pole Ladies Specialty Shop Pang Goccur Fe Ofzuss
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