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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1933
Page
4
Poem reflecting enduring values of faith hope and love as universal constants in hard times. The piece echoes lines about steadfast men and women walking the road of history, seeking a better day through belief, aspiration, and care. It sits alongside local notices of community life and church group activities.
Sweet Home reports good Sunday school turnout. Local residents and visitors from Prescott, Mt. In Ark, and Okolona visited relatives here. People named include Len Slagle, Mrs. Glen Phil, Dorothy Carman, Piereen Huskey, Mrs. Watson Yancy, Reese McDougald, Betty Joe Spears, Gray Battle, Catherine Brown, Harvey Montgomery, Joe Britt, Willie Whiteside, Roy Biggers, Minnie Hendrix, Saimuel Sewell, Irma Gene Brown, Laura Yarberry, Ruth Sewell, and Judge Quay Wortham. Several families travel or host and a river outing occurred.
A series of brief social notes from the community recount visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Dave Neal of near Prescott spent Sunday with his sister Mrs Bob Brown and family. Elizabeth Harris visits grandparents. An ice cream supper at Arthur Sewell’s attracted a large crowd. Several attendees joined church services at Bell's Chapel and Delight Church of Christ. Others travel to Blovi Hope and Pleas ant Hill gatherings, with multiple local families mentioned in passing.
Tuesday's results show multiple baseball scores across cities including Little Rock Memphis Chattanooga Birmingham Nashville Atlanta Knoxville New Orleans and a separate Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Fittsburgh Detroit Bt Louis Washington New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago. Additional notes mention metal densities and a cannonball travel time, plus first run theater rental costs for big features and small houses.
A lad born and raised in one of the world’s worst slums recounts life there in a harrowing, enlightening document. The book exposes how extreme poverty shapes behavior and society with pitiless, unsentimental alarm.
A broker inherits Ridley Million and recounts an Irish father’s drunken brutality and a brutal slum life. The narrative notes economics driving brutality, cites Liverpool and other cities, and highlights Young O Mara’s escape to America where he developed writing talent. Vanguard Press publishes the book at $2.50.
Ted Womble dominated on the mound for Hope Storks, striking out 19 as they defeated Shreveport 6 to 1. Wallace Cook and Minaya Coop added three hits each. Shreveport’s lone run came in the first inning.
Star-studded cast led by Peggy Hopkins Joyce W C Fields Rudy Vallee Stuart Erwin George Burns and Gracie Allen Sam Maritza Col Stoopnagle and Budd Cab Calloway and Baby Rose Marie head the all star cast of International House a musical comedy hitting the Saenger Thursday Friday and Saturday with matinees Thursday and Saturday Bela Lugosi Lena Andre Sterling Holloway and Lumsden poised to dazzle in choreo numbers The lavish production features fresh music including Thank Heaven for You Rudy Vallee and My Singing the Blues and tunes by Cab Calloway and his orchestra as plan unfolds around a world business forebears at a Chinese hotel in a bid to outbid rivals for a new invention The farce and opulence promise a splashy screen stage and radio spectacle
An advertisement touts economy and dependability claiming lower gas, oil, and service costs than rivals. It promotes a low priced six cylinder two door sedan from Chevrolet with features designed to maximize pleasure, noting special equipment extra and low delivered prices from Flint and Detroit sources.
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