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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
2
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Cherry Dixon and Dan Phillips, a struggling couple, navigate marriage pressures and a chance encounter with Brenda Vail, a famed writer, who may launch Dan’s writing career. Amid hot July days they plan a literary leap as Dan hopes for Miss Vail's editorial aid.
The Star outlines a platform urging a county highway program to construct an all weather road each year. It advocates farmer organizations and cooperative effort, aiming to boost practical benefits for rural areas and reduce political and economic resistance to scientific agriculture.
In Chicago Roosevelt defeats Alfred E. Smith for the Democratic nomination, while Tammany Hall's resistance threatens party unity. The piece argues Roosevelt will carry New York in November, despite Smith and Tammany opposition, as Democrats mend divisions.
The Wise Move Medical Society of New Jersey forms a committee to limit specialist designations to scientifically qualified physicians. Physicians seeking specialist status will face a strict credential examination, and those not approved must list themselves as general practitioners. The plan aims to protect laypeople from unqualified specialists and could inspire other states.
Mrs. Roy Cornelius and son Wesley stayed with W. L. Cornelius and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McBay returned from visiting sister Mrs. L. C. McBay. Walter Cornelius and son Raymond and W. J. McBay attended a Battlefield gathering Tuesday night. Mrs. Cora McBay and Mrs. Pearl Cornelius spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McBay near Battlefield. Alice Finley and Myrtle Knotts shopped in Hope. Alice Finley visited Mrs. Claude McCall. a daughter Emma Jean born June 27 was christened. Walter Cornelius and Raymond Cornelius spent nights in Battlefield and near Calvin Springs.
In Los Angeles Mrs. Walter Jac obuy set a macaroni salad in a window to cool. A large rattlesnake spotted the bowl, ate the salad, and tried to flee but could not move quickly under the load, becoming an easy target for a club.
Baseball notes from spring training describe the Browns as a first division contender thanks to Bruce Campbell’s development in right field and Bill Killefer’s defense of the trade that brought him. Connie Mack highlights the Yankees strong hitting and pitching as a season-long threat.
Mrs. Roy Hollingsworth returns to Bearden from her aunt’s home. Dallas visits by Mrs. J. C. Orton and Mrs. Dan Harkness. Texarkana visitors include Mrs. Ernest Cox and Miss Andrey Cox. Mrs. Paul Hanson of Hope visits relatives here. Miss Mattie Royston weekends in Little Rock. A Schweizerhof visits Little Rock. Mrs. W E Cox hosts Tuesday bridge. three tables dine. High scorers Mrs. S L Reed and Mrs. R G Roberts. Mrs. T J Logan and Miss Ina Logan visit Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilson and family return from Cooper Texas. Miss Marguerite Wilson visits relatives in Longview Texas. Mr. and Mrs. T O Smith of Texarkana visit. Lenora Wilson and Ina Logan visit Hope. The dolphin is a mammal and, like the porpoise, a small whale.
Edwin Bridewell left Tuesday for Morrilton to join his brother Robert in trout streams of the Menmelle mountains. Captain Deve and Mrs Baldwin went to Little Rock and spent the glorious Fourth. Hon. W. M. Green and J. P. Harvey enjoyed an outing on the Major's Red River place this.
TEN YEARS AGO J Kent visited Hope Jo y. Miss Lena Tullis traveled to Dallas to take a stenographic position. Miss Agnes McDowell visits relatives at McCaskill staying with sister Mrs Otis Davis. Horace Ellen of Columbus was in town today.
Rain lifts farmers spirits in Bells Chapel. Local births, visits, and illnesses are recorded. A June 17 boy William Doyle to Mr and Mrs Fred Cullins is noted along with church attendance, Sunday school efforts, and visits among residents from McCaskill Texarkana Rosston and other nearby places.
The district reports residents busy with crops and recent needed showers. A dance at Morris Powell’s was enjoyed by attendees from Cranks. Mrs. Lena Spraggins, known as Lena Bonner, has died and her baby was buried in Providence cemetery after being brought from Jacksonville Texas. Miss Etha Bell Lewis returns after a five month stay in Texas.
Morgan Johnson pastor leads a Sunday program at Negro Macedonia Church with Rev. James Wyatt of Patmos preaching at 11 AM Ruth Haynes soloist, and Rev. Holyfield of Mt Olia Baptist delivering the 3 PM sermon. Morgan Johnson closes with the night sermon.
Patmes Mr. Jim Dodson visited Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hodnett visited Hodnett family. Mrs. Walter Vines joined. Attendees from here at a Nebo service last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Old of To Kansas are visiting Mrs. Oscar Rider. Willis Hamiter and family visiting relatives. Delbert Boatwell and Topeka couple guests of Oscar Adier. Everyone invited to sing every Saturday.
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