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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1942
Page
5
Orphaned Parris Mitchell courts Cassandra Gordon amid town intrigue and forbidden longing. Drifting between fantasy and mounting pressure from Cassie’s protective father, Parris confronts loneliness, ambition, and a provocative encounter that deepens the town’s shadowed mystery.
Richard Collins and Paul Jarrico, rising Hollywood writers, urge authors to gain more authority over their work and co direct on films. They advocate writers on set, direct collaboration with directors, and broader recognition beyond actor and designer credit. They teach at the League of American Writers school to improve screen writing mechanics and story judgment.
Evanston plans to profit from burning waste paper in its incinerator. Two tons of paper equal a ton of coal in heat. Works Commissioner Rose finds selling waste paper at six dollars per ton yields about thirteen dollars per baled ton while coal costs two dollars per ton. Weekly collections expected near sixty tons.
A parade of civic and church events fills the week with meetings, practices, and social gatherings. Hostesses Miss Jack Porter and Mrs. Faye Russell welcome members at Mrs. George Hosmer’s home, Junior Choir meets at First Methodist, and Girl Scout and Business Women circles hold sessions with noted members and visitors attending.
A red headed Texarkana native, Elgie Shaver, with sister Dorothy Shaver, showcases cotton batting figures replacing art objects in New York department stores. The duo, dubbed Little Shavers, gain rapid acclaim for whimsical cotton sculpture used in interiors and fashion contexts.
McCaskill and Ruby visited relatives in Spring Hill. Misses Mary Wilma Honeycutt and Johnnie Ball left Tuesday for Little Rock for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lige Munster and son Steve of Texas visited Mrs. Bil Hood and children. Mrs. J. O. Harris and son Kenneth were Hope visitors Saturday. D. B. McCaskill left Saturday night for Tennessee to visit relatives. Mrs. May Hampton visited relatives in El Dorado last weekend. Norma Jean Jackson of Balton spent Friday night with Zula Fae Mouser of Blevins. Jean Davis of Belton spent the weekend with Janelle McCaskill. Jean Shaffield of Magnolia A. & M. College spent the weekend with her parents. Harold Gorham of Longview, Texas, spent the weekend with his mother M. O. Gorham.
European diners report water seldom served with meals unless requested. In many places a small fee is added when water is supplied, a practice noted by patrons and commentators as surprising and inconsistent with expectations of free tap water.
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