09 Feb 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1935
Page
1
Dr. Morris emphasizes vision as crucial for learning in handicapped children including the deaf, crippled, and mentally defective. Teachers should detect eyestrain early and refer to school physicians, while classrooms should ensure good lighting, glare reduction, flexible seating, and regular eye rest to promote lifelong eye health.
A young armored truck guard and ex prize fighter becomes entangled when his girlfriend elopes with a flashy thief who plans the payroll he guards. She later reconnects with him, drawing him into a fatal frame up as the heist unfolds and the husband double crosses him in a deadly showdown.
A long-winded tourist regales his sole listener as other passengers flee the din ner bell scene. The exchange turns comic when a startled traveler asks if the dinner-bell has rung, prompting a quick dash to the dining room.
A short essay on how ridicule and shaming crush a child's confidence. It urges parents to praise rather than mock a tenderfoot learner, warn against body shaming, and encourage steady effort as children begin to explore new skills and social behavior.
A fragment discusses cosmetic use and budget care for women, noting that lack of money and time can be used as excuses though many women with nine to five jobs still manage to look smart. The text emphasizes grooming as a personal responsibility.
The piece outlines who must file: single earners with net income of 1000 dollars or more or gross 5000 dollars or more, and married couples with net income of 2500 dollars or more or gross 5000 dollars or more. It covers filing period from January 1 to March 1935, and where to file with the district collector. It explains normal tax at 4 percent on net income over credits, earned income credit, and surtax brackets up to high earners, including an example for an 8500 dollar net income. It ends with tips on completing returns and odd inserta about personal grooming and clothing care.
Rothwell of near Hope spent a Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wright. Mrs. Zora Middlebrooks spent Friday with Mrs. Thomas. Miss Ruby Hubbard spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bunstnsvill and baby. Mrs. Zora Middlebrooks spent Wednesday with Mrs. Thomas and attended the meeting at Patmos Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. L. Goodbar and Charlie Baker called at the home of Mrs. W. W. Wright Sunday morning. Miss Delilah Galloway spent Sunday with Mrs. Garland Hatten, Mr. Hatten, and children near Bodean. Franklin Ford Middlebrooks entertained many friends with a birthday party Saturday night.
Rocky Mound residents Mr and Mrs Dewey Bearden and family spent Sunday with neighbors Mr and Mrs E Rogers and with Mr and Mrs Burt Hunt and Ralph Hut. They called on Mr and Mrs Dale Hunt. Miss Mary Henry of New Hope is visiting her sister Mrs E Rogers this week.
Center Point residents share greetings as Miss Cora Thomas recovers from illness. The community enjoys pleasant weather while Mrs. W. W. Wright and family visit Chambless family. Pony Reeves stops by, and guests include Mrs. Jim Ward and Miss Ruby Bubard with Oscar Hodnett. Visits from Joe Lowthorp of Hope and Lee Brown add to a neighborly Sunday gathering.
Gale Henderson, age 23, aided by her sister and ally, tries to calm a tangled family plot involving Gale's invalid father Stevo Meyers and an offer from Ori an Westmore tied to a mill in Paris. A tempest of loyalty, romance, and danger unfolds as Gale confronts an arranged scheme to marry into power while a perilous bus ride home signals the story’s perilous pace.
February 4 8 Monday through Friday nightly at 7 o clock led by Rev Tarmond B Ramsey Prescott and Rev Thomas Brewster Hope. Educational events continue with Bishop John Moore Dallas and President J H Reynolds Hendrix Conway at First Methodist r pom on February 8. February 15 Young Business Men's association stage Yea Conelst at city hall followed by a dance at Elles club. Bible conference February 17 22 at First Presbyterian Church directed by Dr P Crossley Morgan. District Tent senior boys basketball event March 12 13 at Hope High School gym. Epworth League play February 17 Sunday First Methodist church.
New Orleans report on a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling upholding Huey Long's authority to appoint parish deputies in East Baton Rouge despite a state law requiring approval. The decision set aside a sheriff's order to appoint deputies without state bureau consent amid a clash of rival governments and notes a restraining order blocking a minority police jury from interfering with pro Long majorities.
The proposed measure, amounting to five billion dollars for the president to spend with broad discretion, faced rapid changes and secrecy. Harry Hopkins reshaped it with a renowned legal adviser, removing security payments, before Roosevelt pressured reversals. Critics warned the White House sought to solve relief with a four billion dollar work relief plan for 1935 36, a plan many doubt.
The Star announces candidates approved for the Hope City Democratic primary on February 12. For Mayor A A Boyett Albert Graves J W Parsons Dr H Weaver. For Alderman Ward One R Winttanship Bundy Third Wave E P Stewart Roy Johnson. Ward Four Charles Freibolt A S Sullivan C B Taylor.
The piece discusses the push to fund federal work relief, objections to earmarking and presidential control of funds, and the likelihood of Senate amendments being trimmed in conference. It notes opposition from progressives in the Senate, the challenge of funding, and concerns about employment levels under wage rates.
Harmony My and Mes H B Sanford and Mr and Mrs Edwin Britt attended the church service at Shever Sprig Funds. Mr and Mrs Hoyelt Crane and Mrs Bundy Jones of Evening Shady were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Geo McMillan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hamer Vines and children spent Sunday night with Thad Vines and family. Mr and Mrs Tom Vines and children visited Thad Vines family. Glen Britt of Prescott visited Edwin Britt on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dowt Arnold spent time with Mrs Ella Hodnert. Lite Leonard McMillan called on his sister Mrs Roy McWilliams Monday afternoon.
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