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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
4
A mixed listing from Today’s Variety Bazaar references Weathercock and the author of Paradise Lost, with entries including Razor clam and items like Inlet and Action. The long compilation includes terms from literature, geography, and daily life, suggesting a broad puzzle or word game style feature.
Vivian Youmans of Murfreesboro spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Youmans. Otis Galloway of Malvern and Frances Hutcherson of England plus Haney Nelson of Little Rock visited Lula and Raney Garland. Elsie Gentry of Magnolia stayed with her mother Mrs. George Gentry. B W Price and Winifred stayed in Little Rock. Hubert Garrett Neal Gentry Odie Dehan Waillou Wylie and Denman Wylie visited friends in Bardoon Tuesday night. Irene Allen visited friends and relatives in Malvern.
Oakland Roland Carney of Eva Tenn arrived Tuesday to spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs M P Erwin. Newt Carlton of McNab spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J W Lewis. Mount Stoy visited friends in Mc Nab last week. Susie and Ray Lewis Maudie and Marion Clayton made a weekend trip to Overton Tex. Garland Darwin of Texarkana visited Mr and Mrs Alf Cornelius Thursday. Willie Glanton and his two daughters Pauline and Lucille visited his parents in Emmet Wednesday and Thursday.
McCaskill community notes report the tie mill in operation again. Mrs Floyd Wortham of Smackover visits relatives, Mrs Chester McCaskill hosted Blevins visitors, Miss Gentry stays with sister Mrs Granville Darwin in Houston. H B Eley was in Washington last week. Mr and Mrs Gordon Prescott harvest tomatoes at Patsmos. Sidney Reeves and Alabama kin visiting here.
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