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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1937

Page

5

Opening Day Resolve Leads to Steady Summer Work

The item reflects a wartime era rallying spirit with quotes urging persistent effort. It notes Mrs. Ralph Moser of Shreveport recovering from an appendectomy, public notices of Circle No. 1 meetings, and various social and family updates including trips, visitors, and a birth at Josephine hospital on July 3.

Ralph Moser Shreveport, Law Dujin Chester Hospital Moser Audrey Cox Fulton Circle No. 1 W. M.S First Methodist Church John P. Cox Hice George Ware Experiment Station Kiven Dell McClanahan Edwin Ward Stitt Davenport Catherine Franks

Simple Frocks Grace Smart Socialites

Harry M. Hopkins departed Hope on Thursday for Sun Valley Idaho to establish his future home. He has resided for the past three months with the B F Breed family.

Harry M. Hopkins Hope Sun Valley Idaho B. F. Breed

Diverse out of town visits fill Hope over weekend

Washington residents Mary Davis and Edwin visit Carthage and Malvern this week. City guests include Evie Beck of Ouachita College with Linnie Beck and Mary Kathryn Page, and Roberta Stuart with Columbus relatives. Several locals host relatives from Little Rock Texarkana and Fort Worth during the holiday. Families travel for fishing trips to Red Lake and Town Creek, while others enjoy Fourth of July gatherings and shopping outings in Hope.

Mary Davis Edwin Buddy Stuart Carthage Malvern Paul Ducney Caddo Gap Evie Beck Ouachita College Wekend Linnie Beck Mary Kathryn Page Roberta Stuart Columbus Lester Booker Little Rock J. Li. Booker Joe Jackson Army and Navy Hospital Hot Springs Lee Holt Rodessa Holt R. L. Keel Newport Wend Edward Stewart Fort Worth M.A. Stewart Faiily Sallie Eter C, M, Willius Sarah Grant Hope Amaorinete of Yancy J. P, Byers John James Litte Martha of Hope Bob Levins Frank May 0. A. Williams J. R. Page Reba May Gwendolyn Williams Nell Jean Byers Forrest Wilson Nashville O. B. Hardeman Arkadelphia L. Pilkinton Elizabeth Pilkinton J. P. Byers Stroud I. L. Pilkinton Red Lake Milton Simmons San Antonio Texas A. F. Simons J. L. Booker Evelyn Hubbard Mary Catts Jocle Ward Mary Ellen Hubbard Louise Page Town Creek Q. A. Williams Gwendoytn Texarkana Buck Collins Corpus Christi Neal Brower Gum Springs A. P. Delany Guy Card Joan J. R. Card Vivian Beck Mary Grace Bullard Henderson College T. Beck W. W. Smedley Smackover Dutch Watkins Reece Arrington Guy Watkins H. C. McCormick

Summer pattern 8988 dress for smart accessories

Irresistible dress in sheer fabrics features an inverted V yoke and molded line with a bright floral accent. Available in sizes 14 through 42, pattern 8988 requires yardage by sleeve length, with options to add a summer pattern book. order instructions and prices listed for Brooklyn patterns.

Iretty Sterling Place Brooklyn N. Y

Mae West Admits She Was Married in Milwaukee

Los Angeles report states Mae West acknowledged a prior marriage to Frank Wallace, a vaudeville actor, in Milwaukee long ago. She says Wallace remarried without divorce, and she did not seek dissolution of their union though Wallace married Ray Blaksly in 1916 and later divorced in New Jersey in 1935.

Los Angeles Mae West Frank Wallace Wallace Milwaukee Miss West Ray Blakesly New York Miss Blakesly New Jersey

Think and Speak Out Boldly at Smith College Commencement

The commencement speaker urged graduates to stay true to their convictions, seek truth amid clashes of view, and embrace mental freedom. He linked democracy of thought to progress for women since Seneca Falls, noting Lucretia Mott’s era and the overlooked support of her husband Mr. Mott.

Smith College Shakespeare Elizabeth Avon Seneca Falls Lucretia Mott Mr. Mott Lucretia

Local Families Enjoy Weekend Picnics and Socials

A Lite Rock family spent Sunday with neighbors in Route 1 gatherings. Wel don Johnson and Jane Hulsey attended a Monday picnic. Eyelyn Hubbard hosted the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Tuesday, with a devotional from John 10 10. Cora Epps and Rita Collins visited Kate Halt and Lee Holt last week.

Lite Rock Myr Bob McCormick Zon Ray Finis Johnson Paul Rowe Weldon, Johnson Jane Hulsey Eyelyn Hubbard Presbyterian Woman's Auxilary Cora Epps Rita Collins Hot Springs Kate Halt Lee Holt

Freckles Champion Is Easy to Spot

Judges tackled 40 district champions in Atlanta to card the freckles championship. Freckles champion was easy to spot, while contestants tried cutting their own freckles to gauge the task.

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Colleges urged to speak freely and proudly

A call to colleges to voice opinions openly and bravely without fear. Emphasizes independence from others' views, noting that speaking out has a price and that causes should be championed with pride.

NEA Service, Inc

Missing slogans and corporate duties in cross state suit

A fragmented note references New Jersey and New York authorities debating corporate duties and the duty of maintaining efficiency. It hints at a suit involving corporations and cross state concerns.

New Jersey New York

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