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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1933

Page

3

Local Social Notes and Library Drive Draw Crowds

Mrs Collyer Cox of Prescott visits parents Mr and Mrs Luther Hollaman. Hope Library asks members to return overdue books Tuesday for annual check. Miss Charline Trimble visits Frank Trimble. Mrs Max Cox hosts Tuesday Bridge Club in Fulton. New residents Mr and Mrs Frank Hearne move into Joe home Corner Third Pine. George to Castle Heights Military School returns from vacation. Young Women’s Missionary Society meets at Sid McMath home with Miss Cornelia Whitehurst as hostess.

The Hope Library Max Cox Fulton Will Orton City Joe Third Pine Young Women's Missionary TV First Methodist Church Sid McMath Washington

Palm Queen SeM at Miami Game Parade

A Palm Queen SeM from the Meesttal of Palms in Miami hosts a parade during the football game between Manhattan College of New York and Miami University in Miami Florida.

Sem (Maoge) Sjiwmey Aqnongsseyssi The I of the Meesttal of Palms Miami Fla New York Manhattan Miami University

Community notices from Washington and surroundings

Mrs. T Y Williams visits Mr and Mrs Will Orton in Washington while Mrs W W McCreary of Lonoke visits Mrs L A Foster. McCreary will sing at 11 o clock Sunday Presbyterian church services and communion will be held there. Womans Auxiliary circles meet Monday afternoon at 3 with designated hostesses on East Second street and West avenue. Weekend guests visit Little River Country Club hosted by Steve Mulkey. Friday Contract Bridge Club meets on South Elm with high score to Mrs M M McCloughan. salad course served.

W. W. McCreary Lonoke L. A. Foster McCreary Marjorie Walker Presbyterian Church First Presbyterian Church Womans Auxiliary T. R. King West Avenue C Carter Johnson East Second Street Frank Porter William Cantley Paul Simms Verna Stuart White House Clyde Hill Fred Walker Columbus, Kan Ernest Christopher Yonkers, N. Y T. C. Wilson Columbus Steve Mulkey Little River Country Club J. F. Porterfield South Elm Street M. M. McCloughan

Legislature to Open With Farewell and Inauguration

The two houses plan a joint session Tuesday at noon to hear Governor Parnell’s farewell address and to inaugurate Judge Futrell along with other state officials taking office. The event is expected to occupy much of the afternoon.

Parnell Futrell

Spring Hill Triumphs in Doubleheader with Hope

Hope High School’s Bobcats dropped both ends of a Friday doubleheader to Spring Hill cagers. In the afternoon game Kennedy led Hope with five points while Spring Hill’s Momon scored nine to pace the winners. Leonard England top scored for Hope with 10 of 18 in the nightcap, as Spring Hill edged ahead in the final seconds. Columbus beat DeAnn 20-17, then took a 12-9 victory in the second contest between school teams.

Hope High School Bobcat Spring Hill Boring Kennedy Hope Boyce Berry Lewallen Bobcats Leonard England Sprazgins Momon Columbus DeAnn

Ohio Man Fugitive From Chain Gang

Cleveland police arrested a well known local business manager who was identified as Harry Stanley by day and Glenn Sheeman by past records in Denver. He had fled to freedom 14 years earlier after auto theft and later settled in Ohio for nine years.

Cleveland Ohio Colorado Harry Stanley Denver Colo Glenn Sheeman Hame

Pickell Installed as Club President at Ceremony

J. M. Harbin, R. V. Herndon and Ed I. Rephan arranged the program with Sid Bundy, Harvey Barr and Douglas Bacon on the attendance committee. Dr. Pickell urged officers and committee heads to attend a training school at Hot Springs next Wednesday and said he would accept the honor as responsibility. Guests included Mesdames Pickell, Gibson, Rogers, Herndon, Harbin, Floyd, Cox, England, Barr, Spraggins, Testerman, Bacon, Webb, Cross and daughter, Annie Kidd, and Miss Cotton, Peterson and Canon.

J. M. Harbin R. V. Herndon Ed. I. Rephan Sid Bundy Harvey Barr Douglas Bacon Dr. Pickell Hot Springs Club Mesdames Frank Pickell Charles Dana Gibson Wallace R. Rogers J. R. Floyd John P. Cox Wayne England A. B. Spraggins W. E. Testerman Lyle Webb T. C. Cross Annie Kidd Ruth Cotton Mary Peterson Winter Canon

Fingerprint match declares wanted man Stanley

Stanley is identified as a wanted man by fingerprints and accuses a mysterious unnamed woman of blackmail. He recounts a Denver arrest at 18, a three year term ending with an escape in 1918, and a Detroit street encounter where a $25 ransom was demanded, which he paid without further支.

Stanley Denver Detroit

Roosevelt’s incoming plans shape looming political game

Roosevelt faces cautious counsel from allies and rivals about how far he will go as President-elect. Democrats seek a workable program before March 4 with a looming special session. Parties weigh risks to Roosevelt’s prestige before formal power and the new Democratic control.

Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Glorifying Yourself in Post-Christmas Facial Advice

Alicia Hart urges readers to treat a facial as a pickup after holiday letdown. The piece stresses more than skin cleansing, claiming facials rebuild confidence and offer renewed self regard.

Betty Grable Romances In Hold Em Jail At Saenger

Betty Grable stars in Hold Em Jail a comedy at the Saenger with Bert Wheeler and Robert Toney as prison suitors. The plot follows a prison daughter who risks romance despite guards, nicknamed by the warden father Edgar Kennedy and a football star inmate. May Oliver also appears in a sentimental moment as her sister. The River Rhone is described as the swiftest river at 40 miles an hour in a separate note.

Toin Betty Grable Bert Wheeler Robert Tonsey Edgar Kennedy Miss Grable May Oliver

Sheila Takes Blank-Check Dance Job After Daisy’s Spill

Sheila Shayne 18, daughter of vaudeville actors, arrives in New York to fill in for Daisy Gleason at Roscoe’s theater. She faces long hours, three routines for 50 dollars, and uncertainty as she hopes to impress Roscoe and the company, while awaiting confirmation of a six week engagement.

Sheila Shayne New York Sheila Daisy Gleason Epetheg Dapeer Joe Paris Tin Pan A Hey Trevor Lane Dick Stanley Lane Shells Wow Jackson Heights Brady Bill Roscoe Timmy Daisy Irls

Lottie Kilcoyne Guides Sheila In Troubled Rehearsal

Sheila endures a grueling daily routine as Lottie Kilcoyne and Miss Shayne share backstage chatter. Kilcoyne tends to Sheila with a rub and conversation while the act falters and a dinner invitation from Phil Short brings a brief pause.

Sheila Miss Roy Kilcoyne Miss Kilcoyne Phil Short

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