04 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1935
Page
1
A historical health article outlines elbow recovery after injury, detailing gradual motion restoration after sling or cast. Exercises include flexion and extension, supination, table-assisted bends, weight lifts, and guided range movements to reestablish motion and strength with doctor supervision.
Ozan calendar items note Mrs W F Robins hay returned from a visit with Dr and Mrs Rue Robins in Pexarkans. The Baptist Missionary Society met on Monday after. Mrs G S Smith was a visitor Hope Monday. Mrs J K Green is visiting.
Leo Lania’s novel follows Poles and Ukrainians during war and postwar upheaval. Moses Mendel the tailor warns that revolution brings Jewish peril, while Germany’s early offer of refuge in Berlin promises a land of promise before Hitler’s rise. The book analyzes inflation, depression, and growing Nazism, urging vigilance. Published by Macmillan, $2.50.
A mother notes her son Buddy hides small treasures and lies about them. Buddy, clever and frank in contrast to his brother Walter, stores bread crusts salt cellars and other items in hidden places. The pattern deepens as he imitates mischief, evading discovery until a crucial slip reveals the truth.
A narrative discusses a mother observing her five year old son and the development of honesty. It notes defensive fibs as part of growth, how children test truth, and how parents differentiate genuine lapses from deliberate deception. The piece emphasizes early truth awareness and the role of cautious parental observation.
Neat nails are essential to grooming. Weekly manicures and daily care with emery boards cuticle oil and orange sticks shape nails to suit hands and work. For long typing nails choose oval shapes, for short hands choose pointed nails. Apply cuticle cream generously, push back cuticles with a cotton wrapped stick, rub away dead skin, trim hangnails, finish with smoothing emery board, wash and dry.
A writer notes Hollywood gossip and puzzling behavior in the film colony. Charles Laughton weighs in on industry power dynamics amid foreigners and perplexing customs. The piece cites Americans visiting and locals wondering about moviemaking, with previews prompting studio officials to gather outside theaters.
The interview quotes actresses Dyelsn Lay and Mady Christians blasting self promotion in film culture. Lay mocks fans and studios for advertising stars private lives while Christians criticizes surprise industry party crushes as uninvited gatherings.
Gale Henderson hides a budding romance with Gale’s line, Steve, as skating outings strain her at home. A family crisis unfolds when Gale’s father falls gravely ill, Phil and Dr Cary called, and Gale fights to keep him alive through a harrowing medical emergency. The chapter ends with the doctor’s arrival pending as the crisis deepens.
Ferornty 4-8 at First Presbyterian Church offers a church leadership school led by Rev. Harmond B. Ramey and Rev. Thomas Brewster with sessions at 7 o clock. February 8 sees Bishop John M. Moore and Hendrix College president HH Reynolds conducting an educational conference at First Methodist. February 15 features a Young Business Man's Association play "Yed, Coach!" at city hall and a dance at the Elks Club. February 17-22 hosts a Bible conference at First Presbyterian under Dr F. Crossley Morgin. March 12-13 covers a senior basketball tournament at Open High School gym, with Epworth League play March 17 at First Methodist. The passage also notes Hollywood debates on berets and style, a Columbia studio erecting steel and concrete stages, and remarks by song writer Mack Gordon on film music. Max Reinhardt directs "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with grand set pieces, while Franklin Pangborn warns Doug Farley to be kind in studios.
Nashville was a guest of Mr and Mrs Terome Smith while Mr and Mrs Ben Gonibert shopped in Hope Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John L Hughes of Benton were guests of Mrs Chlora Ditty last weekend, and Mrs Floyd Matthews was shopping in Hope Tuesday.
The Star lists candidates in the February 12 Hope City Democratic primary for mayor and city council. Mayoral hopefuls are ALTRUBE BOYETT ALBERT GRAVES J. W. PARSONS DR J H WEAVER. Alderman Ward One contenders are WILLIAMS SID BUNDY. Ward Three candidates are J PL STEWART ROY JOHNSON. Ward Four nominees are CHARLES FREIBOLT J A SULLIVAN Cc 8 TAYLOR.
Mrs E J Gulley hosts relatives from Chichester and Spring Hill in a weekend home visit. Edellie, Freddie Culling, and Jim Hanson are among guests. Mrs Thural Lewis shows improvement after a long illness. G F Poster and Shellie Cullins families visit Camden and Little Rock.
Blevins Mrs. Horace Honea and daughter Belly were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lively at McCaskill. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Bonds spent Sunday in Dierks. Mrs. Young Nesbitt and Mrs. Birdie Marrow were business visitors in Hope Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Marlow, Mrs. J. H. Blevins and LaMarr Smith ill as Rosboro visited relatives in Blevins Sunday evening. Mrs Charline Stewart returned home Sunday after a week in Stephens with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Starkill, accompanied by Coleen Arrington of Stephens.
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