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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
2
Barrett Colvin pursues Elinor while tension rises with Lida Stafford pressing for control. A chase through social circles reveals secrets, a detective trail, and a looming confrontation set near Gerrard's new home as Barrett considers trust, money, and loyalty.
A vivid scene from England's mining communities portrays Davis' miners living in sodden squalor with limited horizons bounded by coal pits and a village pub. The tale follows a miner's daughter who, urged by her mother, dares to rise above her surroundings, inviting reader sympathy and hopeful suspense.
A city born daughter becomes a village parsonage resident after a disorderly life and a marriage spurred by her mother. The story follows their efforts at respectability, the pastor’s love, and a puzzling ending about the work’s purpose. Published by Cavier-Friede, the book costs $2.50.
Washington Privnes of Mrs J F Goll reported ill on Tuesday July 1. A revival started Friday night at Columbus Methodist Church led by Rev J Lenard. Miss Ueoness Bundy of Hope visited her cousin Mrs Paul Dudney Saturday. Oscar Gold and family returned from Chicago after caring for his mother. Moss Rawe moved to Tyler Texas to resume oil field work. Mrs E F Turner and son Harvey Lee, in Chicago weeks, expected home this week. Mrs Ella Guld and Mrs Laura Smith visited relatives in Texarkana and were joined by Misses Joe Ella Gold and Lucille Hulsey. Walter Hirst and Craig Williams, Prescott paymaster assistant, visited J C Williams home. Miss Gereen Caudle of Bright Star spent week with sister Mrs Elbert O'Steen. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Elmore along with Mrs Virginia Simpson and Mrs A J Gray of Pine Bluff attended the funeral of their grandmother Mrs J H Gold Wednesday. Miss Bobby Suckle Prescott visiting. Miss Louise Pilkinson and Miss Pawlie Jane Elinor spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Otis McKnight of Rutty.
Gable and Harlow star in Hold Your Man at the Saenger with a strong romantic pairing and a dramatic prison reform school backdrop. The reviewer notes the film's warmth and genuine chemistry, plus a Sennett comedy and a Mickey Mouse short on the program. Also included are county election returns details from Jefferson, Chicot, Wade precincts and similar, reflecting local political results.
The young people of Washington presented a program at Columbus Sunday night at the start of services. Baptist ladies will serve ice cream on the courthouse lawn Saturday afternoon and evening July 22 to raise funds for church work. Bro Walter Nelson of Texarkana preached at the Methodist church last Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Otis McKnight of Route 2 visited town Friday afternoon.
The report tabulates repeal versus against repeal results by county and precincts. It includes Johnson Wood tallies and county names such as Columbia Crittenden Randolph Cheene Poinsult Lee Ouachita Calhoun Sebastian LaFayette Little River Union Woodruff Desha Phillips Pulaski Greene Sevier with precinct counts and candidate tallies for each area.
A partial tally shows multiple counties reporting precinct by precinct counts on repeal votes. Nevada counties like Hempstead and Clark register more against repeal, while Pollet and Grant show mixed results with Johnson and Wood leading various totals. Some figures are garbled but indicate statewide tension over repeal measures.
Fragmented local notes report melons from Rosston Quile area being sold in Hot Springs. A child, Little Marjorie Mitchell, was thrown from a horse Sunday but sustained only minor injuries and is improving. Mrs. Doyle Lawé and baby visit real lives of the place. Mrs. P. E. Butler and Pearce Mitchell connections noted with family visits.
Carole Lombard went to Reno to obtain a divorce from husband William Powell. She said they could not agree but will remain friends. The couple married in 1931.
Traffic counts at Hyde Park Corner show volumes climbing from 37 000 vehicles in 1912 to 63 000 in 1931 over a 12 hour daytime period. The data track daytime flow and illustrate growing city congestion across two decades.
A Tit-Bits remark questions marriage value beyond money, noting that a desirable husband should have a kind disposition. If money is lacking, the article implies concern and a nature inclined toward worry, shaping a social insight on relationships.
Mixed social chatter reports Miss Patmos Miss Wibna Kent visiting, Eva June Rider hosting, Huckaheer family travel from Washington, Nichols and Timt family happenings, singing at the high set auditorium, and various calls and visits among Liberty Hill residents. Local exploits include a home gathering at Clenis Foster’s, George Hameler’s visit with his sister, and Brant Jones calling on Miss Wilson.
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