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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1936
Page
5
Oslo reports a new liner for the Spe New York passenger service will cut the voyage to seven days. Built in Bremen, ships length 580 feet, width 73 feet, speed 24 knots, capacity 800 passengers with 150 first class and 250 tourist cabins.
Mr and Mrs Tom Sawyer of Little Rock were visitors of Mrs Sawyer’s parents Mr and Mrs John Bartlett over the weekend. Mrs Charles Richards formerly of Hope now in Atlanta Ga visits with Dr and Mrs ELS Riehayeta. Mr and Mrs Cecil Parker formerly of this city now in Phoenix AZ arrive for a visit with J A Vesey and family. Numerous locals host relatives and friends at gatherings and weddings including Avis Ruth Jones and Louis W Dade in Redondo Beach Calif. Other notices list church circles, school events, and travel plans across Little Rock and nearby towns.
Fred Male, a young Texas scientist, reports 51 blind pigs from mothers with vitamin A deficiency. He asserts a new nutrition law linking maternal vitamin A to embryonic eye development, noting additional defects and dismissing heredity as the cause while liver oil corrected the issues.
Henrys Chapel and nearby residents talk of family visits and illness updates. Mrs. Piline ONeal of Oklahothia visits sister Mrs. Willis Colb and Mr Cobb, while Miss Elsie Lee Mullins enjoys Shower Sunday with friends. Glen Fincher and daughter dine with Albert Robertson as relatives gather. Ro M Fincher suffers a spider bite and stays bedbound for days as others visit Hope relatives.
A string of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings unfolds across Bodcaw Hope and nearby towns. Names like Fuler Ellis Cobb Fincher Taulbee Perkins Dobson England Cumbie and Rothwell appear among families hosting and traveling, with trips to Camp Pike and a Pennsylvania departure noted.
Princess Marguerite Clark, once the fairy princess of the screen, has become president and manager of the Wedell Williams Air Service corporation and the Williams plantation in St Mary parish Louisiana. Widowed after her husband’s fatal plane crash, she vows to work hard, dividing time between her 22 room New Orleans mansion and a Patterson Louisiana plantation. The company operates air mail and passenger flights between New Orleans and Houston, Texas.
The fragment notes Marguerite Clark's stage career beginning at age 13 with DeWolff Hopper, highlighting her roles as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It also hints at a widow and aviation references, with sparse, unclear details about personal life and later activities.
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