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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Kes White visiting Amarillo Texas with parents and a reference to spending time away from home. Details are unclear and portions are cut.
Numerous students and families are noted traveling for education and family reasons. Miss Kinser heads to Searcy for Galloway College studies, Miss Lewis visits Texarkana, and Miss Whitehurst to Prescott. Several men pursue degrees in Austin and Suwanee, while others return to Ouachita and Henderson colleges. Local clubs meet with plans for the year as New Year gatherings and holiday returns are reported.
Myrt and Sheila, two women in a brisk sunny spring morning, discuss past dream jobs and present struggles in the show business world. They share memories of theater life, job hopes, and the lure of Broadway versus settling in a quiet town, while confronting age, luck, and making a living.
About 25 couples enjoyed the New Year social and Miss Lucille Turner returned to Magnolia A. & M. after holiday with her parents. Mrs. Ike T. Bell left for Texarkana after a week with Miss Maggie Bell. Freida Mae Jones hosted a New Year bridge party on East Third Street with several attendees and salad served, then seen the midnight Saenger show. W. E. Jones visited relatives in McNeil. Helen Hunter visited Mrs. Graves in Mansfield Ark. Ess White returned to Jackson Miss. Tax notice: tax payments due by Feb 15 1933. collector will be at Citizens National Bank Feb 1–15 for collection. This is a street improvement district notice dated Jan 2 1933.
The tax books for the collection of the special assessment upon real property in Street Improvement District No 3 in Hope Arkansas for paving all district streets have been placed in my hands. All property owners must pay their assessment within 30 days or legal action will be commenced to collect the amount due.
Belle D Agee, collector, cites the Hope Arkansas street improvement district No 1 assessment books to be paid within 30 days or face action and penalties. Public collection will occur at Citizens National Bank February 1 through February 15, 1933 for January 1933 assessments.
In Street Improvement District No 6 of the City of Hope Arkansas the time for the collection of assessments and for legal penalties and costs has arrived. Belle D Agee collector will be at Citizens National Bank Hope from February 1 to February 11 1933 for the tax assessment of January 1933.
The tax book for the collection of the special assessment on the real district No 9 for the purpose of paying has been placed in my hands. As owners of real property lying within assessment to me within 30 days from the end of that time for collection of aid assessment and the legal penalties and costs.
The document identifies Street Improvement District No 9 as the district on the north side of Hope Arkansas with Belle D Adgee as collector and dated January 1933.
Property within Curb and Gutter District No 5 must pay assessments within 80 days. Action will be commenced thereafter. January 1933. Belle D. Agee, Collector. District lies on the north side of Hope, Arkansas.
Curb and gutter project for all streets within the Hope Arkansas district boundaries has been prepared. The referenced ordinance creating the district is cited and action will begin soon under the described plan.
The collector announces payments may be made from January 9 to February 15, 1933, at Citizens National Bank in the city for the full house of receiving and collecting assessments. Given under the collector's hand January 1933.
Property owners in the district must pay assessments within 30 days or face legal action, penalties, and costs. The notice specifies boundaries, collection dates from February 1 to February 15, 1993, and clarifies this is not a water and sewer district.
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