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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1932
Page
4
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Community health improving and sunny weather lifting spirits after bad conditions. Holiday visits fill the town as Mr. Alton Williams and wife from Mississippi spend time with relatives, Bettie Lou Ellis from Bluff Springs visits kin, and multiple families host holiday guests in Rocky Mound. Wishing readers of the Hope Star a Happy New Year.
New Liberty Friends of Grandma Langston report her condition is improving. Rev and Mrs J F Aslin and family from Lamesa Texas visit her parents Mr and Mrs A W Hamilton and other relatives in Nevada county.
Will Langston of Little Rock spent Christmas with his brother and relatives in the area. Miss Emma Hamilton, a Thomasville schoolteacher, is holidaying with home folks. Rev J P Aslin and family of Lamesa Texas joined dining guests including Langstons Sutton Oakland and Center ville. Aslin preaches at New Liberty and will speak at Antioch next Sunday. Mrs Mack Rodgers and children of Willisville visit Deck Hamiltons. Ruby De Sxwnne of Swan Lake returns from Grandmother Skinner's.
Francisco Saenz's expression of love led to police involvement after he dragged his wife by the hair and left finger marks on her throat. The Juarez court fined Saenz for the alleged assault as Mrs Maria C drfaenz reported the incident and stated she begged him to leave her alone.
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