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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1934
Page
4
A church group plans February activities at homes with hostess duties noted. Guests include Dr and Mrs E Weaver of Houten Texas, formerly Evelyn Whitney. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned with travel, hospital, and host duties across Texarkana and nearby cities.
Very catching as Friday guest J E B Victor of Little Rock will address the Young Women's Circle of First Methodist Church during their February meeting at 4 PM at Mrs Bid McMaths home North Washington street with Miss Cornelie Whitehurst as joint hostess. Duvall Purkins of Little Rock was Friday night guest of sisters Marie and Nannie Purkins. Mrs K G McRae spends weekend with daughter Mrs Jack Meek in Bradley. Edgar Metcalf of Batesville visits in city. W M A of First Baptist plans February meeting Monday at 2:30 PM. Marie and Nannie Parkins motor to Little Rock Saturday. Sophie and Glen to Hear Keeler. Williams Jr Miss Helen Griffin Hempstead vanity denmvohglyation agent to spend weekend in Shreveport. Lloyd Berry of Arkansas College Batesville arrives to spend week with Washington Berry family. Mrs J Arnold visiting relatives in Little Rock. Manager C C Lewis of Geo W Robison Co stores and Mrs Lewis to leave Sunday night for St Louis and northern markets to purchase spring goods. Friday Contract Bridge held on South Main Street with bright early spring flowers. Hostesses Mrs RD Franklin and Mrs L Rephan. After game refreshments served. Mrs W Q Warren hosts with Mr and Mrs Oliver Williams. Board of Kiwanis meeting held with quail dinner Tuesday at West Third Street home. Mrs S G Bundy joint-hostess. Attendees included W S Atkins C Fo Erwin J M Harbin Olive Williams Joe R Floyd Sid Bundy John P Cox BR V Herndon Lyle Webb Charles Dana Gidgon. After dinner a Kiwanis board meeting followed.
The piece notes 635,000,000 had been allocated by year start and discusses direction of public works. It highlights teachers aided by the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, employing about two million dollars monthly to hire unemployed teachers. Nearly 40,000 teachers owe their jobs to the agency and work in rural schools, adult instruction, vocational guidance, and nursery schools for children of the jobless. Plans foreseen to combine education with Civilian Conservation Corps work include attaching a teacher to each of 146 camps as an “educational advisor” with broad powers to create library and recreational facilities and training within limited resources.
The filing period runs January 1 to March 15, 1994. Taxpayers with net income above thresholds must file with the Collector of Internal Revenue where their principal place of business or residence is. Form IMCA and 1040 are used. Four percent tax on the first $4800 after exemptions, eight percent on the remaining income, and a surtax on net income over $7000. Read instructions, assemble data carefully, and attach memoranda if needed.
The text explains whether a husband and wife may file separate returns or a joint return, and how exemptions are allocated. It provides numerical examples of tax calculations including 4 percent and 8 percent tax rates, personal exemptions, and surtax implications. It also discusses education policy debates on federal aid for schools and a view from education leaders on modern schooling needs.
Incomplete text cites a strong warning to recognize facts now or face consequences later. The fragmentary lines imply a political or national matter stressing decisive action and accountability, urging readers to grasp the importance of events shaping the nation's future.
Scientists at the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana announce a synthetic break-in oil that makes oil molecules stand on end on metal surfaces. The product, added to hydrofined low viscosity oil, aims to improve lubrication, reduce corrosion, prevent seized pistons and scored cylinders, and extend engine life during the first 500 to 1,000 miles of use.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Claude Seaton, transport pilot, recounted flying Chicago to Kansas City with a lone nervous woman passenger. He left the door between the control cabin and the passenger cabin open and they chatted. At Kansas City after landing, reporters asked about Mac West. Seaton replied that she was the passenger, and questioned how he could know.
Speaker at the Southern Agricultural Writers convention outlined staged loans totaling 100 million dollars for crop financing. He warned the Chyd war option and praised credit to liberate the South from oppressive practices while forecasting harvest security and a cash-based economy.
Bobcats edged the National Guard team 32 to 26 at the high school gym. Madison led with 12 points, Kennedy scored 12, and teammates Blevins and Wylie contributed as well. Also on the card, Guernsey beat Rosida 16 to 15 and Blevins defeated Columbus 28 to 22. A later game schedule lists Bobcats vs guardsmen and college players from Arkadelphia at 7:30 PM.
The jury in the Roger Touhy kidnapping trial, also involving two associates and the case of John Jake the Barber Factor, was discharged by Judge Michael Vienberg after reporting no verdict after 244 hours of deliberation. Prosecutor Crowley indicated the case would be tried again as the ten day trial concluded without a decision.
A jumble of names and project notes highlights spotlight on Janet Gaynor, Mona Barrie, and Richard Dix as upcoming screen works draw attention. References to "Carolina" inspired by Guild stage success and critiques of performances surface amid production chatter.
The morning sermon titled Kingdom will be followed by a baptismal rite. Evening service emphasizes evangelistic outreach with choir offerings and a duet by Frank Padget and Mrs H D Mi Have Faith in at the morning service Sunday school attendance aims to rise toward a profitable, pleasant hour. Youth and intermediate classes are organized with specialized duties for choir and parish involvement.
Cai Hamilton recovers after illness as Myrtle Hamilton aims for quick recovery. Mr and Mrs Easterling note a son. Bob and Bo visited Dock Hamill, Mrs Easterling, and D.S. Easterling, who retired heardine. M D Armstrong spent Sunday with Joe and Janes Hamilton after two weeks of visits to their daughter Dock Hamilton.
A fragmented ad outlines a local laundry service promising home use quality work at flat weekly rates. It invites patrons to call phone 148 and thanks customers for patronage, indicating a small family business in a neighborhood setting.
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