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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
3
The American Legion Auxiliary meets at city hall Thursday at 7 PM to discuss thrift. Members urged to attend. Various local residents, including Miss Mary Battle and Mrs. Leo Ferdue, are noted for work, travel, or visits. Reading club, cemetery association, and bridge club activities are summarized with dates, hosts, and study topics.
A humorous exchange from Hamburg features a man joking about handing his socks to cheerful girls running a new mending shop near his office. His wife teases that she has neglected his socks but promises to take care of them with her sewing and darning skills.
The article outlines proposed changes to speed up divorces by redefining grounds and adding court appearances. It notes age consent for marriage with and without parents, cross state recognition, and alimony considerations. It cites existing state laws, calls for a minimum lawyer fee, and mentions international options and notable alimony cases.
Olive Roberts Barton recounts a near tragedy during a heavy snowfall as a driver swerves to avoid dozens of sledding children. She warns that even familiar streets can harbor deadly risk from cars and discusses why night coasting should be banned in cities to protect children.
Holly Grove Mrs Ben Wilson and daughter Dorothy June Mr and Mrs Kennie Atkins and baby Kennie Jr and Mrs Atkins of Battlefield were holiday visitors here with relatives. Mrs H W Timberlake was visiting at the home of Mrs Sally Whipple at DeAnn Wednesday.
The Saenger Theatre presents The Old Dark House on a stormy weekend night. Travelers seek shelter in a bleak manor where a hulking, brutal servant leads to terror and a dramatic, climactic finale.
Ouachita changes include appointing Dr. Peter Zellars as head and enlarging library quarters to meet accrediting agency requirements. The library holds 22,000 volumes occupying most of the main building's first floor. Statistics note mail loss is 1 in 300,000 letters before delivery.
Mr Poole and family welcomed Mrs Maude Elliott and others Friday afternoon. Mr Evans of Hope spent several days last week with his son Carl Evans and his family.
Tokio Mr and Mrs Claude Stuart of Hi land visit relatives Sunday. E P Nance and others make business trips to Prescott Nashville and Mt Pleasant. Little Missouri river flood damages bridge piling estimated at 300 dollars. Community members visit friends and relatives in Murfreesboro Texarkana and Hot Springs.
Spring Brook residents share weekends with relatives and friends across nearby farms. Visitors include Mr. Ben Robinson and family near DeAnn, Alvie Calhoon and Providence relatives, and Joe Willet of Piney Grove marrying Rosalee Rogers. Socials feature dinners, parties, and family gatherings through Sunday.
Battlefield residents and families shared holiday visits with relatives in Evening Shade Holly Grove Batesville and Little Nadine. Several couples moved into the area welcomed by neighbors while others spent Christmas with kin at Smiths Tarpleys and McBays.
Oak Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Mullens visited relatives near Melrose while Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woodle joined Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ross near Green Laseter. Hattie Jackson stayed with her sister Mrs. Ollie Sparks, and Aileen Wilson with Murl Ross visited Cathreen and Blanche Ross. Roden and Buck Foster households hosted Sunday visits. Irene Camp stood in for her ill sister as teacher this week and Ernest Ross’s family paid a call.
Physicians increasingly recommend Calotabs to break up colds and relieve congestion. One or two tabs at bedtime with milk or water purify the system, and next morning the cold vanishes with no danger in eating. Calotabs sold in 10c and 35c packages at drug stores.
An article advises women to combat January fatigue and dry skin with nightly hot oil facial treatments. It outlines cleansing, heating oil, applying in rotating motions, and keeping the oil on for 20 minutes while attending to other routines to soften skin and clear pores.
The report notes a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Leo Collier at Mr Luie Frontzs on Monday night and a large crowd enjoying it. Supper guests included Lee England Blanche Ross Aileen Wilson Earl May Cathreen Ross. Clarence Sparks and family have the flu this week. Burl Ross and daughter Barbara Ann visited Sid Skinner and family.
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