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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1936

Page

4

Wedding of Miss Pauline Park and Dr Hugh Hyman

The ceremony at First Methodist church in Lewisville united Miss Pauline Park daughter of Mr and Mrs L F Park MeKamie and Dr Hugh Harvey Hyman of Arkadelphia. The bride wore powder blue lace and pink accessories. Dr Hyman, dean of Henderson State Teachers College, will reside in Arkadelphia after September 1. Attendants and out of town guests included Henderson State faculty and relatives from Hope Stamps Idabel and other cities. The reception followed with music and floral decor.

Firat Lewisville B. F. Muster Richard Diener Miss Cotheringlen Malvern William Jack McClendon Earl Hendrix Idabel Ruby Cornelius Park Hendrix Wagner Miss Len Mendelsohn Miss Lea Henderson State Teachers College Louisville High School Styman University of California Arkadelphia Mra. Hyman Pagifle Yellowstone Park Indiana Wheer Dr. Hyman Hope, Stamps Okla

Sunday Gatherings Around Oak Grove and Sut tor

Green Laseter and Lester Purtle spent Sunday with the Ross family. Oak Grove visitors included Eurl Ross and Mullins families, while Bernie Cumbie stayed with Sidney Ellis in Sut tor. Cumbie, Leviniski and Burl Fincher households hosted Jim Cumbie’s family. Lewallen visits noted and Wolff with Cumbie and Leviniski drove to Washington. Gilbert Darwin from Searcy Arkansas is visiting locally.

Lester Purtle Earl Ross Lester Mullins Leviniski Burl Fincher Jim Cumbie Pete Lewallen Little Hoole Riley Lewallen Earl Wolff J.T. Cumbie Mr. Leviniski Washington Gilbert Darwin Searcy Arkansas Jack Charles Butler Howard Harold Cumbie

Birds Imported To Boost American Wildfowl Stocks

Game experts promote continued immigration of foreign birds to bolster dwindling U S flocks. Pheasants, Hungarian partridge, and Mexican quail have been introduced with varying success. The Chukar partridge from Asia is being bred in California and Georgia as a potential forest and field species with plans for mass distribution if proven suitable. Georgia officials praise its hardiness and hunting value.

United States America Atlantic Pacific Severs Canada Manitat Asia California Georgia Purser Collin Georgia Game and Fish Wat Collins

Fifteen Women Attend Club Demonstration Meeting

Fifteen club women gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Po Holt for a demonstration club meeting. One visitor and one new member joined. ice cream was made and served, with receipts distributed. Dress contests featured Miss Faye Samuel winning the house dress, with plans to model again at county council. The slow movers comment on road hazards was noted by Detroit police official Heinrich Fickert.

Po. Holts Fugue Kiy Miss Alford Mas. Vernon Schouley Experiment Farm P. J. Halt Vernon Schooley M. Jones Carroll Schooley Tmufin White Faye Samuel Miss Samuel Lee Garland Alice Hayton

Peach Festival and Homecoming Planned for Nashville

Nashville gears up for the Highland District Peach Festival and Homecoming on July 29 with a full schedule from 4 am information booths to a 7 pm Main Street carnival. Forrest Wilson named general chairman, John Nichols secretary, and a broad committee coordinates booths, entertainment, prizes, and a beauty contest. The day features a political rally, parade from the high school to Scrappers Field, a pageant on peach industry growth, and a queen coronation amid city-wide festivities.

Nashville Highland District Forrest. Wilson John Nichols EB. Holmes Martin Walsh Highland Main Street

Rain brings glad farmers in Providence region

Farmers welcomed last weeks rainfall easing drought fears. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and son Perry visited the Gaineses. Delmar Pipkins and fven Gaines visited Barney Gaines. Doyle Purtle and Ross ton family spent the weekend with Nelson and Mrs Purtle. Several neighbors called on Hazzard and Watson households, with Agnes Gaines visiting Helen Hazzard.

P. A. Campbell Perry J. B. Gaines Delmar Pipkins Fven Gaines Barney Gaines Doyle Purtle Rosston Nelson Purtle Henry Morton J.T. Hazzard J.M. Watson Bill Aushard Schudder Bateman RS. Watson Luther Mitchell Nudford Hazzard Agnes Gaines Helen Hazzard

Cemetery Cleanup at Ross Site Near Hope

The Ross cemetery eight suites east of Hope will be cleaned Thursday July 16. All interested persons are asked to bring tools.

Ross Cemetery Hope

Spring Hill Summer School Opens with New Attendance

Mrs. Bora Asbury resigns Home from Hope after a week with Mrs. Lawrence Bagwell and others. E. Smith from Texarkana operates the fourth with his mother Mia. W.M. Smith and family visit from Plain Dealing, La. W.S. McDowell and Mrs. A J Huckabee visit C. E. Turcher and wife in Texarkana. Sam Young returns from Arkadelphia where he studied this summer. Tom Yorom and family visit his sister at Waldo with Mrs. Mary Yorom. Robert Turner home from Arkadelphia school after a funeral. Wil Nations visits the city. Miss Gladys Johnson attends Magnolia teaching course and plans to teach locally.

Tull Bora Asbury Hope Lawrence Bagwell E. Smith Texarkana Mia W.M. Smith James eKly Plain Dealing W.S. McDowell Hurksbee A. J. Huckabee C. E. Turcher Sam Young Arkadelphia Tom Yorom Mary Yorom Waldo Smith J Robert Turner Arka Delphia School Wil Nations Gladys Johnson Magnolia

Cream station opened in Wondal building on Beat Second street

Prescott News in Brief notes Boutherd Creek Creameries opening a cream station in the Wondal building on Beat Second street. Johnny Atkins of Willisville was in town Monday for business. Fred Grady and Doris Roebuck, relatives of Rev. F. F. Roebuck of Pine Bluff, visited local friends for the past week.

Wondal

State to collect sales tax on PWA projects

Arkansas official estimates state revenue from PWA projects at about 120000 in sales tax. The figure follows the Arkansas Supreme Court ruling that Fort Smith waterworks contractors must collect and remit tax on materials used.

Little Rock PWA Arkansas Supreme Court Fort Smith

Five Times More Aid for Education in the States

The federal Department of Education announced that states will receive nearly five times as much wage and education aid under the George-Deen Act, effective July 1, vastly expanding support compared with the George Elizey Act.

Washington Federal Department of Education George —Deen George Elizey

John Ringling Divorce Cries in Grant Case

Sarasota report states John Ringling of Fame seeks divorce citing cruelty from wife in a high profile local case. Court records show claims of distress and family tensions as proceedings unfold in Grant.

John Ringling Grant Sarasota Pie

Fábled OCR fragment on finish touches and engine stop

A fragment reports finishing touches on a project with a rumbling engine that stopped, suggesting a brush issue and a lighthearted explanation. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Jtroy Ohio Brush Expia

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