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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1933
Page
3
E A G Arch reflects on life and struggle while Dallas hosts weekend visitors. The edition also lists social notes from the First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society, D A R open house plans, civic garden project meetings, and visits from the Sandefurs and local families.
Fifteen clubs entered the Stunt Night competition to be staged by the Hope High School Glee Club on February 22 at 8 14 p m Tickets will be sold by glee club members or at the door A traffic officer will be on duty and clubs must enter by 9 am Wednesday Judges will be drawn from local businessmen Entrants include American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Friday Music Club Paisley PTA Oglesby PTA Brookwood PTA Journalism Club Hudson Home Room Club Girl Scouts Debating Club Nature Club Library Association and others with a grand prize of 5 dollars and a second prize of 1 50 dollars
The Hope National Guard quintet and the Stamps Y M C A cagers will play Wednesday night in the Log Cabin gymnasium at Stamps. This is their second meeting after Hope won the first game. The season ends before the District 10 tournament at Magnolia Friday and Saturday with Coach Jones' Bobcats slated to face Lewisville Red Devils in Lewisville Tuesday night.
In Rome Italian barbers offer a monthly subscription letting customers receive a daily shave and a biweekly haircut for a year. The plan costs about 8 cents per shave and 20 cents per haircut. Italians typically shave in the evening to look their best socially, rinse their own faces, and skip hot towels. After shaving, the barber rubs the face with a caustic antiseptic cube.
Lost property notice from Hope Star reports three Parker fountain pens and base missing. Reward offered with no questions asked and contact via phone 768.
A reviewer praises Albert J. Casey’s Hot Ice for authentic detectives and vivid murders amid a Chicago jewel-thief plot. It notes the gore and multiple killings tied to stolen jewels and anticipates strong appeal for mystery fans. The piece also discusses Georges Simenon’s The Crossroad Murders, a puzzling tale with a corpse found in a stolen car and a climactic confrontation at a cistern.
Love guides the world in many forms and is essential in child rearing. The writer contrasts possessive parental love with the giving, demonstrative affection that supports healthy, confident children. She praises modern mothers for seriousness yet warns against repressing emotion. A hungry human heart needs love and visible affection to sharpen every faculty and foster inner contentment.
The remark notes that excessive use risks harm while many children remain deprived of genuine nourishment. It stresses that craving authenticity should not excuse excess. The statement implies concern for youth and societal hunger for true experience.
Mr. S. E. Harvel died February 18 after a brief illness from pneumonia and was laid to rest February 19 at Huckabee cemetery. Funeral services were led by Bro. Williams, Methodist pastor. Community members and relatives are noted visiting and paying respects, with several local families visiting, hosting, and attending the funeral and related gatherings.
In Los Angeles Cotton Warburton quarterback of the Southern California Trojans last season displayed poor bucket handling in an incident described as a water mishap. No further details are provided about outcomes or participants.
During the recent Ford basketball game Cotton left the court with an apparent bucket incident. He fumbled the container and spilled its contents on the floor as spectators watched.
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