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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1939

Page

4

Society notes of Wes and local social goings on

A rambling, fragmentary society column lists names like Miss Aline Johnson and Mrs Steve Chagas, notes on visitors from Texas and Oklahoma, hostess duties at Mrs Wo Rettig’s home, and several social gatherings. Mentions of Miss Mary Delhi White, Miss Margaret Bacon, and others appear amid scattered anecdotes and family notices from Hope.

Aline Johnson Steve Chagas Mary Dehie Chenin ACBA New York Washington Mary Delhi White Bane Malin Street Carl Jones Mas Dealin Wilson Margaret Bacon Fath Lewis Leo Mae Robertson Bell Alexander Daisy Dorothy Yeard Margery Waddie Mirk Mary Nell Garter Null Williams Cood.lee Dightars Ann Catalyn Avin Lovkstore Catfeld

New Spring Pattern Book Promises Wide Style Range

The Hope Star Weather Bureau reports a new Spring and Summer Pattern Book with 42 pages of designs for every size. Readers can mail 15 cents pattern or 25 cents book, including name, address, and size to the Chicago address. The article praises light fabrics, hats, and tailored wear as featured patterns for sewing enthusiasts.

Tuniou Penile Yale Nulea Mike Patton i Ny Instvek Poywiak New Spring Hope Star Vaday Wallern Wacker Drive Chicagio

Canibal Caravan Refined Travel Memoir Awakens Adventurous Readership

Highlights from latest books feature a fragmentary excerpt from Charles Connibal's Canibal Caravan set in New Guinea. A tense wildlife tableau unfolds as a cameraperson and companion witness a colossal prehistoric creature emerge from reeds, a moment captured with fading control and rising fear.

Sourim Charles “Connibal Wee Fuenan New Guinea Hetow Leona

Church News and Services Schedule

Sunday services at 845 am and 1:00 pm with Elder T Taylor. Young People meet at 7 pm. Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday at 2 pm. Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday at 7 pm. All welcome to worship.

Elder Taylor Eld T. Taylor Ladies All Soy

St Marics Episcopal and First Presbyterian Church Services

Sunday July 16 services at St Marics Episcopal and First Presbyterian Church with Rev Thomas Brewsler as pastor. Morning worship at 10 55. Sunday school by age groups at 9 45. Evening services at 7 30. Senior and College age groups meet 6 30. Executive Board meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Monday at 3 30 followed by Auxiliary at 4. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30. Visitors welcome to worship.

Colege Woman’s Auxiliary

Garrett Memorial Baptist Pastor Announces School Plans

garrett memorial baptist notes pastor Nollis A Partie and Grady Hotestun outlining school efforts. following Mr Mottston’s guidance, attendees are urged to join and support, with buses of the church planning to meet at BY PTC for a community drive.

Bariay School Grady Hotestun Mottston PTC

Nevada attracts millions as boom reshapes wealth map

Blitz writes continued from page one on mining booms and new fortunes. Christian Arthur Wellesley, the Earl Cowley, now in Nevada since 1935, controls a $100,000 ranch and jokes about a visiting English guest. Steel, textile, shipping, and oil riches from Pennsylvania, New England, California, and Ohio flow into Nevada, drawing wealth like filings to a magnate.

Christian Arthur Wellesley Earl Cowley United States Nevada Bill Jon Pennsylvania Ohio New England California Neva

Described Creature Lurks Near Eucalyptus Growth

A narrator recalls a tense encounter with a snapping-tale shaped hooklike creature during a Pleistocene-era moment. Sweat beads on the brow as the animal rears, eyes the observer, and retreats behind small eucalyptus shrubs, leaving the witness to recount the incident years later.

Stamp Helped Build The Panama Canal

A Frenchman Philippe Bunau-Varilla played a pivotal role in selecting the Panama route for the canal. He backed the Isthmus path after France failed, while volcano eruptions like Mont Pelee and Mount Momotombo influenced U S debates. Bunau-Varilla mailed stamps showing Momotombo to senators with claims of volcanic activity as witnesses. The Panama bill passed June 19, 1902.

Stamp Panama Canal Panama Atlantic Faecifle Philippe Bunau-Varilla Ferdinand de Lesseps Bungu-Varilla France Theodore Roosevelt Mont Pelee Momotombo Nicaragua Bunay-Varilla Panama Waterway Testa

Field Day Aims to Boost Conservation Help for Farmers

In Caney Dorehent Bois Are Creek district a July 25 event will discuss how farm groups under agreement can ease conservation planning. Officials say over 7,000 farms lie within the district and five small watersheds define its area. Farmers can request district staff visits to learn about erosion control and soil conservation measures with support from local, state, and federal agencies.

Howl of Supervisors Lewalterr Terre Rouge Bodcuw Caney Dorehent Bois Suil Conservation Service

Hull and FD urge end to arms embargo in neutrality law

President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull urged scrapping the embargo to avoid nation building of war powers. Senators including isolationists warned such moves could pull the United States into a European conflict, arguing neutrality cannot be adjusted with every shift in power.

Washington Rooievelt Hull Rome- Berlin Senate Administration Lt Ig Borah Vandenberg Rep Mich Europe

Giant Medicine Cabinet Arch At New York World's Fair

A 20 foot high medicine cabinet forms the proscenium arch in the Hall of Pharmacy at the New York World's Fair. It symbolizes the family’s first line of defense in fighting disease.

New York

Ghost Town Watcher Follows $1000 Robbery Lead

Franklin Larraway discovers a bank vault robbery link after studying a sheriff’s fingerprint album. He matches prints to Carl Quail, the Los Angeles payroll thief wanted since 1938, with a $1000 reward and doubled bounty for recovered money, hinting at an imminent return. Franklin contemplates warning others but keeps silent to shelter the lead.

Dick Bancroft Franklin Franklin Larraway Prayk- Sin Courthouse Square Cleri Arizona el Paso Twist Brinds Bette Doc Goldcrest Carl Quail Los Angeles Quail Salt Lake City George Goldcrust Roselee Christine Sheriffs Office

Opposition Rises to Refunding Bill in Arkansas Special Session

Governor Bailey faces opposition in both houses as the Arkansas General Assembly opens a special session to consider a $140,927,000 highway refunding bill. A House committee will hold hearings, while the Senate blocks immediate second reading. The measure pledges gas tax and tag revenues to bond security, with specific allocations for maintenance and construction and a plan for excess revenues to be partially appropriated.

Little Rock Bailey General Assembly House Senate United States

Riots Break Out in Minneapolis Over WPA Regs

A renewed spasm of labor street disturbances erupts in Minneapolis as police use gas to disperse pickets near armored cars. The week marks the worst violence since 1934, with fatalities, many wounded, and FBI agents arriving under Attorney General Frank Murphy to probe WPA regulation protests.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Frank Murphy Minneapolis WPA

Water safety push cites drownings and Red Cross plan

The article highlights that despite swimming’s popularity, drownings last year reached 7,442 with many victims non-swimmers near safety. The Red Cross backs aquatic schools nationwide to train instructors, certify swimmers, and promote supervised pools to reduce fatalities. It notes that many drownings occur in rivers and unsupervised pits, and emphasizes rudimentary swimming as essential.

National Red Cross Red Cross Organization United States Dhose Red Cross

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