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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
3
A fragmentary line hints at a world where each new cry expresses anguished need wrung from humanity, reflecting distress and moral strain. The wording conveys a somber, urgent mood without detailing specific events or actors.
Mrs. C. E. Romig leaves for Prescott with her family as Mr. Romig assumes store management there. The John Cain Chapter D. A. R. plans a Thursday meeting at Mrs. O. A. Graves home with Miss Mamie Twitchell outlining the U.S. Constitution. Senior Junior High P T A hosted a musical tea at Mrs. Chas. Haynes home with spring flower decor and a welcoming reception line.
A candidate thanks Hope voters for the recent city recorder election vote. The letter promises diligent service if appointed or elected and asks for continued support in the runoff.
A Friday Music Club tea hosted by Mrs. Ralph Routon drew about one hundred guests, including Mrs. John Davis and Mrs. Hambrick of Emmet. The lineup featured Mrs. O. A. Graves and Miss Beryl Henry at urns, the sending line with several local ladies, and a yellow décor motif with an elaborate buffet lunch prepared by Miss Taylor and home economics students.
New York report says Technocracy's civil war splits into three fronts as Howard Scott withdraws a Columbia University professor and three associates. Walter Rautenstrauch declares the Technocracy masthead abandoned by resignations and says campus survey continues. Continental Committee of Technocracy reportedly broke with Scott, awaiting further rifts.
In Ida Belt Oklahoma, the Wooten Night Hawks of Ida Bel Oklahoma upset the Hope National Guard 29 to 27 at the high school gym. Hope led 17 to 6 at halftime before a strong second half by the Guards. Ralph Pate led guard scoring with 14 points while Wilson and Wooten of Idabel each had 11 points to share team honors. Harrell stood out on defense for the troopers.
The Lewisville Red Devils defeated Village (Ark.) 25 to 10 on their home court Tuesday night. They led 15 to 5 at halftime as C. McClendon scored 9 points to top Lewisville.
Little Helen Marie Taylor died at Hasbrouck Heights hospital after birth complications. Doctors reported a closed esophagus from the third rib, explaining severe choking when fed. The case was described as without parallel in medical annals and survival was deemed highly improbable.
Ouachita college announces four Hope boys appointed to cadet and non commissioned officer roles in ROTC. Cadet Major J Travis Bowden, Cadet First Lieutenant Edward Schooley, Cadet Second Lieutenant Farrin Greene, and Cadet Sergeant Comer Routon named amid Major Lewis W Amis and President Charles D Johnson approval.
Tokio Mrs J M Ray was a Nashville visitor Tuesday. Mrs Floyd Cooley visited Murfreesboro Tuesday. Anna Cummins and baby from Prescott visited relatives here and in Nashville last week. J T Warren and Henry Lockeby were Murfreesboro business visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A B Woods shopped in Nashville Tuesday. J J Daniels visited Murfreesboro Tuesday. Truman Goodwin of Bingen was a Tokio visitor Saturday. Mrs Hansel Tribble of Corinth spent days with her mother Mrs Monroe Box. Rufus Lawrence of Oklahoma City spent Saturday night here. Mr and Mrs John D Baker of Bingen spent Sunday with relatives. The Rev Hyde preached at Sweet Home Sunday. Sunday school adds new members most Sundays. M L Stueart Nashville visitor Tuesday. W F Morris Sr business visitor to Nashville Tuesday. C R Higgins and E A Sanford business visitors to Nashville Wednesday. J B Hutson business visitor to Murfreesboro Wednesday.
W. D. Huddleston and Kelsie Harper were business visitors to Nashville Friday. T. A. and E. A. Sanford were business visitors to Nashville Monday.
A pair discusses future plans before marriage. She reveals she cannot cook but explains her mother will live with them after the wedding, surprising him with the motive behind the plan.
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