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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1930
Page
5
Local society items list weekend visitors, engagements, bridge parties and church notices in Hope. Names include Selreter Shepherd J K Shepherd, Mrs R T White, J L Doodbar, Miss Catherine Richards, Miss Margaret Webster, Miss Mitty Taul, Miss Phila Tharp, John Miltn Hall, M A Holt, Mrs Orle Stuart, W W Curry, Miss M Couch, Gen Chamiberlain, Mrs Burgher Jones, and many residents from Hope and nearby towns.
Advertises Beolmenn's Gas Tablets as a cure for stomach gas and bloating with promises of relief from stomach discomfort. Claims include disappearance of dizziness and heart palpitations, improved breathing, and removal of drowsiness after meals. Mentions a yellow package and price of $1.0
Hope community notes list Mrs E B Black and others visiting Fulton Sun by the new bridge. Local trips include Mr and Mrs Lee McDonald with Mrs Griffin in Columbus. Julius Garner from Nashville visited friends here Thursday. School programs honor George Washington with students named Led by Miss Margaret Bell. A seventh grade breakfast at Lewinville High featured eighteen students. Elizabeth Bray left for Haynesville La for a new position. Evylin Barham and Bertha Wheat spent Saturday in Texarkana. Louise Ogilsby of Galloway is mentioned.
Miss Mary Casey of Magnolia A. and M. College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Casey. Mr and Mrs Mack Oglesby hosted the weekend visitors. Mr B P Wheat were guests in Hope Sunday afternoon. Mr A W Friend of Springfield Missouri is a business visitor this week. Mr Earl Ricks of Stamps purchased a plane this week and is stationed at the Lewisville Airport.
Mrs Chas A Haynes and son Charles Jr left yesterday for Little Rock where Charles will be carried through a clinic. R A Carrigan of Ozan visited the city today. Bernard Webb of Ozan was a business visitor. Mr and Mrs B N Bacon and children Margaret and Tommie spent Sunday in Blevins with Mr and Mrs Elvin Bruce. Mrs S H Smith of Washington spent Monday in the city.
Ken Maynard appears in a new dialogue Western The Wagon Master at the New Grand theater on Wednesday. The film, his first under Universal contract, honors wagon freighters who supplied frontier camps and army posts. Tarzan the horse performs bold stunts as stirring dialogue and cowboy songs heighten the colorful wagon train setting.
First Methodist church hosts a discussion on The Bible in the Schools or Chaos in the Nation led by Rev. W. S. Fleming D D of the National Reform Association Pittsburgh Pa. at 7 20 pm Wednesday night. The union service aims to engage faculties school boards temperance groups civic clubs and church congregations with broad community interest.
LITTLE ROCK feb 25 The Pulaski county Grand Jury submitted its final report to Judge Abner McGee criticizing hospital for nervous diseases and the state purchasing office. It cites favoritism in blanket shoe and syrup purchases and misused funds including 11000 from a cotton crop, travel expenses, and legislative spending while funds financed sulano bil es.
ARKANSAS CITY Ark Feb 25 A jury in the trial of FP E Slynn farmer charged with second degree murder after the shooting of Oscar Lawler reached a noon verdict after resuming deliberations. Lawler was fatally wounded in a Dumas barber shop on November 30 when he is said to have fired at Slynn. Sawyer died a week later at Dumas hospital.
A Nashville man J. M. Jackson filed a corrupt practices pledge with the secretary of state on Monday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for prosecuting attorney of the ninth judicial district in August primaries. A lost panter dog is reported, with a notice to notify if found.
An AP dispatch from St Louis reports Missouri Pacific bought part of the Louisiana and Arkansas railway, under a trackage agreement with L and A, covering Baton Rouge to New Orleans. The deal awaits Interstate Commerce Commission approval and hints at a possible through line for Hope.
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