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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1933
Page
3
Harvest field silence contrasts with spring dreams as Mrs. R L Bunch and Mrs J Hubert Bolton return to Little Rock. Local social life covers bridge clubs hosted by Kinser and White, Valentine decor, classroom teachers’ gathering, funeral attendees, and a Texan trip.
In Houston a man earned $18.50 from D Grossman by passing a bogus bill after three rejections at different stores. In Los Angeles Loraine C Smith seeks divorce from Joe B Smith claiming he bought 40 automobiles in six years and threatened her to continue purchases.
Norma Shearer stars as Nina Leeds in the Eugene ONeill drama Strange Interlude with Clark Gable as Doctor Ned Darrell at the Saenger theater opening Sunday. The film adapts the play's asides across 30 years, showing Nina's descent into erotic abandon amid a dramatic family vortex.
The First Baptist Sunday school will meet at 9 45 for one hour of scripture study in its departments. The Austin Bible Class in the Hempstead County Lumber company West room will host guest teacher Attorney Edward F McFaddin. Mrs A C Kolb has become Intermediate Departmental Superintendent and secured trained teachers for ages 13 to 16.
Missouri Pacific Lines reports 25 new all time records for 1932. Notably, train accident figures fell 31.3 percent to a recent low, and average freight train speed rose 6.5 percent to 18 mph, with prior records at 16.9 mph in 1931.
Forum members discuss price rises and wage protection as inflation fears spread. A proponent forecasts 108 percent Canadian prices, while an anti argues real gains may lag. A cautionary tale cites Germany and Russia where inflation continued until collapse.
The exchange pits ANTI and PRU over devaluation effects on world prices. PRU argues the government could pay off debt with new dollars and cut taxes. ANTI counters that easy money would lead to tax increases later.
French aviators Lucian Bous soutrot and Maurice Rossi left Istres for Buenos Aires seeking to break the ongoing long-distance record set by British officers QO. R. Gayford and G. E. Nicholetts on a flight from England to South Africa.
Ben Haynes of Hope former Ouachita College graduate is making a fine college record at the University of Texas. He earned straight A's in the last semester while pursuing an M A in commerce. He was the only accounting student to make an A and one of two in marketing. The classes exceed 75 students.
A crew of painters and carpenters work on a display and fitting room for shoes at the Geo. W. Reba Sperry Brown facility of Friedman-Sh company in St. Louis. Fink and William Surdam assist, with R. D. Franklin from Hope representing Friedman section. Locators are employed.
Prudent mothers choose Creemulsion for child coughs and colds. It emulsifies on six other ingredients to soothe membranes and check germs. Not cheap, but a dependable remedy from your druggist for instant use.
Regular services will be held at scheduled times Sunday with morning and evening sermons. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m. Worship and sermon at 11 a m and 730 p m. Epworth League meets at 645 p m and prayer meeting at 730 p m Wednesday. Public is invited.
No morning or evening preaching services will be held Sunday at the First Presbyterian church. Sunday school classes will meet as usual in all departments.
The pastor will preach at both morning and evening services with the morning topic titled The Home and Christ and the evening topic Deep Calls Unto Deep. The morning subject is prompted by additional context in the service plan.
Mr W R Williams of Owens Cross Roads Alabama touts Thedford's Black Draught for gas stomach pain headaches and constipation noting immediate relief after meals and forty years of family use. He recommends keeping the remedy at home for regular use and for relief from distress after meals caused by constipation.
A dialogue contrasts inflation fears and personal finance. The PRO asserts savings and a $500 bank deposit from 1929, while ANTI questions wages and buying power. The exchange hints at inflation’s impact on salaries and living costs with pensioned figures and farm prices.
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