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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
2
Dialogue excerpt explores gender roles and marriage expectations through a family debate. Harold resists marriage to retain earnings, while mother and Alice press for stability and plans. The scene touches on finances, independence, and the balance between love and practical duties.
Sally Blair and Dan Reynolds clash over love and loyalty as Sally resumes her dazzling social life while Corey admires her from afar. A planned daring climb amid a looming blizzard forces choices about belonging, memory, and the future in a snowbound wilderness.
Ruth Millett writes about how friends may not be ideal bargains in daily life. The piece lists ways friends intrude and pressure, undermining personal time and effort, highlighting the mixed nature of social ties. It reflects 1930s advice column tone on female relationships.
In Evanston Policeman Ed Fellows documents four flat tires on John Kelly’s vandalized car. The notes describe tires that lost their round shape on the posterior side and reference Kelly’s parking at 951 Sherman. The report reads like a curiously verbose account of a vandalism incident.
Nat Holman of City College of New York is developing a new pivot attack to debut at Madison Square Garden against St. John’s in a few weeks. The strategy appears based on CCNY’s earlier pivot-style offense.
A tornado tore through Montgomery Louisiana killing a 35 year old man and his 32 year old wife, injuring their infant son Willie and damaging 7 8 stores and homes. In Winnsfield Ed Palmer 28 was killed by lightning at a rock quarry. aide I B Barton Jr injured. WPA assistance promised. property loss estimated at over 50000 amid unsettled Gulf Coast weather and wind warnings.
Relatives and friends from Arkansas Louisiana Texas and Illinois gathered for the funeral of Mrs. B. T. Smith. Among those listed were L J Choate Mack Smith Gwen Pickering Julia Collings J W Ball Billie Harris Claud Lovells Hannah Ball Kim Reese Maxine and Geraldine Ryan Hermon Rhodes Dora Wortham Nillidene Collins Lee Edwards Linton Burgess McKinley Gross Sallie Ethridge Linnie Lewis Elma Lee Hamilton and others. Several came from Nashville Arkadelphia Little Rock El Dorado Dallas Strong Chicago Denton and beyond.
Governor Carl B Bailey appointed Paul Gutensohn thirty two of Fort Smith as state senator for the fourth district to fill the vacancy caused by Fred Armstrong. The move avoids a vacancy during the upcoming general assembly opening next Monday. La Verne Harper left Sunday for Harding College in Searcy.
The proclamation named Gutenschn to serve until vacancy is filed by law. At a press conference Batley declined to comment on a possible special election, while Administration sources said none planned. Senator Armstrong died in a car crash near Fort Smith on December 9. Wyoming hunters reported elk, deer, moose and sheep totals for the season.
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