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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
3
Mrs Kline Snyder hosts the Friday Music Club on West Second Street with a 2 pm choral meeting followed by a 3 pm study program. Mr and Mrs P D Smith of Dallas arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mr and Mrs Comer Boyett.
Arriving in New York Mildred Babe Didrikson, famed Olympic athlete, snaps at reporters who press about romance. She plans to advance her professional sports career while in the city.
Mrs. Finley Ward hosts the Wednesday Contract Bridge Club at her North Hervey street home. Neighborhood updates include travelers from Lebanon and Spring Hill, a Methodist preacher’s third Sunday address, and several visits among families. Hospital recoveries and a benefit bridge event at the Elks club are noted, with dinner party details and a birthday celebration for Mrs Barr.
Mr and Mrs A A Thompson of Whitehall Illinois returned to their home after visiting their son Emory A Thompson and family in Fulton. They were en route from an extended stay in Hollywood California where they visited another son David E Thompson.
Sylvia Sidney leads a cast including Cary Grant and Charlie Ruggles in a motion picture version of Madame Butterfly now showing at the Saenger. Sidney portrays the title role a high born Japanese girl in an exotic new characterization as the romance unfolds with an American naval officer who faces divorce law hurdles.
The imperial fate shifted as Kaiser Wilhelm II faced abdication after telephoned orders and key aides warned the army would not back him. Hindenburg, Groener, and others pressed for abdication to avert bloodshed as Berlin swirled toward revolution.
The article recounts Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Wilhelm fleeing to Dutch soil after the November 11 1918 armistice terms. It notes his departure from Spa, crossing the border at Eysden, and exile at Amerongen for fifteen years amid Germany’s postwar turmoil, while contemporaries viewed his actions unfavorably.
A family enforces silence to aid Alan's geometry study. The boy struggles with household noise and offers to move to Bob's to study early, arguing that a private space is essential for concentration.
Rain continues to fall with residents noting higher well levels after a long drought. Local families including Mr. and Mrs. Algie Dillard of Camden and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Butler visited area homes. Several couples shared weekends and holidays with relatives around Rosston and Minden.
Sunday visits marked by Earl Erwin and Opal Crain from Bodcaw visiting Gean and Givens. Byers family plus Olen Byers hosted relatives. Rev. John Reese to preside on the fourth Sunday. Vera and Otis Gleghore stayed with Uncle and Aunt Starks Mattie and Ruth. Zack Sanders is seriously ill.
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