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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1932
Page
3
A brief page mixes a Rotarian poem about shared joy and sympathy with local society notes. It mentions a July political rally, a WCTU meeting rescheduled to July 28, visits by friends in the city, bridge club gatherings with prizes, and several families traveling or hosting guests during summer events.
Fashion notes from Monroe Louisiana describe a smart belt accessory to pair with white dresses after a visit with Mrs. Elizabeth Pritchard and Mrs. M. H. Barlow. Several local residents including Mabel Norton Jeannette Witt and Margaret Blythe are noted for summer travels and house visits with friends and relatives in Conway St Louis Pensacola Little Rock Sheridan and Horatio.
The Conversion of a Skinflint will be the subject of Rev. Claude Nanney at a tent meeting on Fifth and Elm. The synopsis cites Jesus passing a crowded street and a small man who climbs a shade tree to see him. It says some are easily reached, others require extra effort, and that great revivals come through sacrifice. Services are at 9:15 a.m. at Saenger theater and 8 p.m. at Fifth and Elm.
Rev W G Whiteside of Hot Springs preached here Sunday and visited relatives with his family. The report notes harvesting of cantaloupes and tomatoes near McCaskill. Local residents Maxine Sevedge Dorothy Sev edge Josephine Arnold, Misses Arnold, and Mrs Chester McCaskill are mentioned along with a funeral for J W Wardlow at Friendship cemetery. Highway 24 work continues between McCaskill and Blevins.
A humorous exchange in which a customer dislikes haddock and a dealer replies with a quip about goldfish, highlighting playful streetwise banter typical of a humor column. The line shows sardonic humor rather than factual events.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson and their children of Jena Louisiana are visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. C A Stephenson this week.
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