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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1939
Page
2
Roanoke Va. report on the Steepy Hollow Bridge Club where six married couples matched as partners after deck cutting. Statisticians say such pairings could occur only once in four thousand cuttings. The group has met 11 years, and the first hand echoed their initial pairing.
The Hope Public Library will shelf a State Library Commission donation from Little Rock for ninety days featuring numerous titles by Ellery Queen W. C Crimp Mary Aldrich and Beatrix Potter among others. The list includes A Story of Jesus for Young People Valiant Woman and Lost Endeavor with authors ranging from Margaret Runbeck to Elizabeth Milter. The collection spans adventures mysteries histories and children's works highlighting a broad literary selection for readers in Hope.
Six boys aged 11 to 14 were caught chopping down trees on Pleasant Run boulevard in Indianapolis. They and their parents were ordered before Sergeant Charles Weddle of the police.
William Reece keeps mice in a junkyard with little house trouble. White mice have colonized the area, and a waiting list of youngsters wants them as pets.
This excerpt reviews Jay Franklin’s The Future Is Qurs from Modern book, arguing a vision where ten million unemployed become national assets for vast projects. It calls for war on many fronts to save the Mississippi Valley, rebuild infrastructure, conserve soil, and pursue reform in housing, farming, education, and politics as a path to a fuller American dream.
A vintage quiz asks about proper church etiquette and wedding customs. It covers when sacred music may be applauded, quiet seating during prayers, how wedding rings are marked, who helps the clergy into a fee, and gifts from the groom. It also proposes a social scenario at a movie theater with a man.
Arctic fighting drives Finns and Soviets into bitter cold visibility, as Finns train for broken field combat while Soviets rely on mechanized gaps and ski assaults. The piece also questions spending on arts and the value of nurturing taste in youth through classical culture.
A fragmented early 20th century column questions how cultural experiences shape children. It references memory, death, and the impact of events on youth, with scattered phrases about foreshadowed loss and parental guidance.
Jay B. Lancaster of Waxahachie pays taxes on a Sterrett area farm for the ninth year in a row. A Billscowity resident since an 1860s revival era, Lancaster recalls borrowing from his father after the Civil War to buy Sterrett land and toil there.
A community note praises not Willettes and the Line sisterhood in Sereda st Andly for staging juvenile theater with Miss Clavie Tree Major leading performances. Dorothy L McFadden expands Junior Programs reach with affordable tickets, urging attendance to profitless, culture-enhancing shows for children across towns this winter.
A fragmented page lists consignments and cash entries for Mrs Ray Cumbie and others, including White & Co, George Green, Homer Cobly, and many more. The text shifts to a narrative on the Lane Girls, Rosemary and her sisters, describing their shared early career and mutual support. It highlights Comradeship helping careers and reduces rivalry among sisters aiding joint success.
In Richmond Virginia a local stash of jars used for preserving fruits and vegetables was found. Police note hundreds of jars tied to illegal liquor storage in the South. Meanwhile the University of Rochester faces faculty shortages as formal parties approach. professors weigh who will attend or wear these lavish events.
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