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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1940

Page

5

Peace She's Wonderful Ends Up on Desert Train

In a frantic chapter of the serial, Peace and Rhoda accompany Carole Love and Denny as a train stops in the desert after a near wreck. Ogden bolts away, Peace is separated, a child is lost then found, and Carole leaps from the observation platform as the train speeds on toward Los Angeles.

Rhoda Detty Peace Pence Caleb Denny Carole Bertrand Mrs. King Darby Joan Rhodal Rhodat Denny Caleb Ogden Dennis Ogden Miss Love Joanyl Johnny Chicago Los Angeles Jook Mr. Dennis Miss Lowell Carole Love Ser

Views on a Third Term Split in Washington Pulse

Washington debate on Roosevelt's fate centers on two camps: Roosevelt must run again or Roosevelt won't. Observers note Willkie's appeal and the party pressure to draft FDR, while others doubt the President wants a third term but fear Democratic demands and Willkie's strength. Possible pivots include Roosevelt campaigning for Hull or another candidate to keep influence.

Jack Stinnett Washington Wendell L. Willkie Roosevelt PDR Willkie Willkin Democratic Hull Fdr

Roosevelt faces 1944 contemplation amid draft talk

Washington sources note split views on Roosevelt seeking another term. Some say he should run again despite fatigue and family opposition, while others doubt the decision. If drafted, names like Hull, McNutt, or Jackson emerge to steer a pivotal 1944 campaign and guard against drifting from the New Deal.

Formas Willkie Deal Roosevelt Dell Hull Paul McNutt Ral Jackson

Social Bridge and Dance Calendar for July

Social calendar lists Wednesday and Thursday bridge club meetings at private homes with 7:30 and 2:00 starts, plus a late evening dance at the skating rink featuring Tommy Kinser and his orchestra. Hostesses and guests include Mrs. Byron Brown, Mrs. Vincent Foster, Mrs. Dale Jones, Mel Wray, Mrs. Ronald Brown, and Mrs. B. D. Franklin.

Contract Bridge Club Enola Alexander Dick Watkins Tommy Kinser Byron Brown Chh Mra Vincent Foster Dale Jones Mel, Bul Wray

Ladies Art Society Fellowship Dinner at Bungalow

Announcement from the Ladies Art Society of the First Christian church invites members and friends to a fellowship dinner in the Bungalow at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, supporting the building program with a plate price of 2 cents.

Ladies Art Society of the First Christan Church

Social Notes Highlight Dallas and Texarkana Visits

Personal mentions detail Mr. and Mrs. B C Bowman with daughter Mary Ann in Dallas visiting George T Crews family, plus Paul Hausman and son returning to Nicholson PA after a stay with Hausman parents. Mary Lou Briant of Little Rock visits Miss Mamie Briant. Mary Alice Wefher from Nashville guests Mrs. Claud Garner, others travel to Texarkana for luncheon with Miss Mary Smiley. Mrs. Dlle and children Alier and Henry return from Mellen Texas trip.

BR. and P.W. Club Barlow Hope Business and Professional Women's Club Elrth Mary Arold Thelma Moore Mat Lipscomb Florence Hicks Clara Briont Flossie Hamm Mary Claud Pletcher Anderene Farmer Feahel Onstead Floyce Taylor Jack Porter Clarice Canton Norma Lewis Bessie Bennett Ruby McKee Paul Housman Nicholson Pennsylvania B.C. Bowman Mary Ann Dal-las George T. Crews Paul Hausman Mary Alice Wepher Nashville Arkansas Claud Garner Mary Haynes Sue Rucker Texarkina Mary Smiley L. M. Dlle Alier Henry Mellen Texas CH. Davidson Betty Ann Muga D. M. Finley Foster Finley Little Rock

Morley Leaves Hope for Dallas and New Ventures

N M Morley, longtime manager at Community Trade & Produce Co and Hope Rotary member, was in Hope on Wednesday. He previously moved from this city to Morristown, later joined the utility field in New Mexico, and now begins a new life in Dallas.

N. M. Morley Ite & Praduce Co Hope Rotary Hope Wednesday

Cake Walk at Liberty Hill Friday Night

Liberty Hill school five miles south of Hope hosts a cake walk Friday at 7 30 pm to raise funds for a school plan. County candidates will be allotted speaking times. the public is invited. Proceeds support the school project.

Liberty Hill Hope

Harrison in Hollywood highlights one minute interviews

Hollywood brief chat with Frances Farmer Jean Muir Mabel Todd Judy Garland and others. Quotes show actors reflecting on stage versus film and the allure of Hollywood while touching on careers and acting craft. The piece captures a parade of stars sharing quick thoughts on fame and theater.

Hollywood Frances Farmer Jean Muir William Keighley Broadway N. Behrman Genevieve Tobin Mrs. Keighley Mabel Todd Judy Garland

Sumrall Talks to Tabernacle Group

Rev. Lester Sumrall urged churches sending missionaries to deploy the strongest, most talented workers. His Hope Gospel Tabernacle sermons emphasized spiritual warfare and missions through Thursday night, with topics on "Out of an Horrible Pit" and "The Imperial City."

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Lester Sumrall Orient Java Imperial City

Granting of Liquor Permit for Cruitchfield's Liquor Store

State of Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues issues permit No. 247 to Cruitchfield's Liquor Store to sell vinous and spirituous liquors at retail on 112 W. Second Street, Hope AR. Permit dated July 1, 1940 and expires June 30, 1940, listed under Mrs. Gorda Crutchfield.

Commissioner of Revenues State of Arkansas Cruitchfield W. Second Street Hope Gorda Crutchfield

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