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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1937

Page

5

Singing In The Rain And Town Visitors Gather

Poem about trees and flowers singing in rain and planning picnics. Names Miss Nettle Lou Youum Julia Ann Butler of Texarkana host relatives Mrs M M McCloughan and Mr McCloughan. Local social notes cover Peach festival visits Nashville Bearden Camden guests and funeral attendees from several states.

Nettle Lou Youum Julia Ann Butler Texarkana M. M. McCloughan McCloughan Milton Hugard Phyllis Highland Wit L. Cg, Becker Della McClanehan Dell McClanahan Mallie Hatch Nashville J. W. Felth Christine , Frith Little Rock Memphis Frith Andere Armestean Legion Auxiliary R. D. Franklin Bobby Mary Calvert Gallatin Tain Mineral Wells Texas Frances Gwen Williams Mary Lou Margin Bearden Camden Gertrude Slimer Shreveport Mary Urban N. F. Helms Wayne Wolfe Reginald Wolfe Mia Lon Helms Charlotte N. C Alvin Hart Pine Bluff Pete Helms Amos Flowe Bill Plowe D. W. Calvert Sumner

Bible School at Methodist Church Begins Monday

A daily vacation Bible school for boys and girls in the primary and junior departments starts Monday at 8:30 AM at First Methodist Church. Juniors study Living in Our Community, primary children Our Daily Bread, with Mrs. R L Bronch and Miss Deli McClanahan as superintendents. Miss Mantie Briant chairs. Sessions run 8:30 to 10:30 AM daily.

First Methodist Church R. L. Bronch Deli McClanahan Mantie Briant

Hempstead Home Demonstration Camp Plans At Camp Pike

Hempstead County home demonstration club members plan to attend the fifth Arkansas Home Demonstration Club camp at Camp Pike near Little Rock August 10 13. About 14 club members will attend limited by Camp Pike capacity. The program opens August 10 with supper and a night session in Lloyd England Hall. Noted speakers will discuss and the state clothing contest will be featured.

Hempstead County Camp Pike Little Rock Melva Bullington Lloyd England Hall Merl Matthews Wilbur D. Jones C. D. Ball Ozan-St. Paul Club O. B. Hodnatt Mary Middlebrooks Hinton Club Faye Samuel Allen Home Demonstration Club C. A. McKnight Bright Star Club Louis Beart Secretary of Agriculture Gay Carl Bailey Clara G. Nala Rural Electrification Administration H. W. Blalock State Utilities Commission Agnes Neilson Grove Dan T. Gray College of Agriculture University of Arkansas Dewn Gray

Hickory Shade Community News Notes Sunday Singing

A large crowd attended Sunday night singing at Hickory Shade. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with visits and family gatherings. Protracted meetings announced by Bro. Clarence Ross at New Hope begin July 24, and Jackrabbits are noted to run about 3 miles per hour.

Scott Ross Bitte Gene Emmet Leo Ross Eston Ed Bruce Leo Bradford Charles Frank Malong New Hope Richard Jordon Clarence Ross Edith Belle Wilson Jack Bealy Emaid

Police Fire Tear Gas as Grayson Lumber Crowd dispersed

In Birmingham police under Chief Luther Hollams dispersed about 500 demonstrators at Grayson Lumber Co. with tear gas after a two week strike shutdown. Four men were arrested for disorderly conduct. 15 returning workers and 30 new hires reported to resume duties as the plant reopened and picketing was restricted to peaceful demonstration.

Birmingham Ala Grayson Lumber Co Luther Hollams C. H. Grayson Hollums Sie Ware

Manhattan Island Worth 9 Billion Says Real Estate Board

New York reports Manhattan Island value at 9.265 billion dollars including land and buildings. The estimate uses a thousand-wan sections as basis, recalling Peter Minuit’s 1628 purchase for cloth and trinkets.

New York Peter Minuit Manhattan Island Real Estate Board of New York Sunday

Women Win Five New Pontiac Cars In National Contest

In a nationwide Pontiac division sweep, five top prizes went to women. Cash prizes totaled 33 awards to female contestants, with amounts from 100 to 20 dollars. Winners listed include Mrs. Virgil L. Stone, Eva Turner, Mrs. Dean Martin, Marion Osborne, and Miss Al Purvis, each receiving a deluxe or de luxe Pontiac model after essay submissions on why Pontiac is America’s finest low priced car. Judges included Thomas P. Henry and Chris Linabaugh.

Pontiac Pontiac Motor Division General Motors C. P. Simpson America Severy State Virgil L. Stone Portland Ore Eva Turner Detroit Dean Martin Cowpen D. C Marion Osborne Springfield Ohio al Purvis New York City Thomas P. Henry American Automobile Association Chris Linabaugh Automotive Daily News W. A. P. John MacManus, John & Adama, Inc Poniac

Nashville Queen Pageant Parade And Events Schedule

Crowded pageant coverage lists contestants for Queen Elberta including Nashville Miss Marie Henry and others from Lockesburg Sardis Dierks Murfreesboro Highland Center Point Okay DeQueen Delight Glenwood Minsor at Springs Ozan plus a Beach princess with three maids. The day features peach booths, a Nashville Cubs vs Hope Lumberjacks game, a rodeo, multiple band concerts, a queen’s dinner, musical solos, a street dance, and the Queen’s Ball at the American Legion Hut with Rosco Bears Orchestra. World War I pilot training cost noted.

Ing Queen Elberta Nashville Marie Henry Lockesburg Mildred Skinner Sardis Lola Reed Dierks Wanda Mills Murfreesboro Johanie Rountree Highland Aliene Cooley Center Point Jarline Murry Okay Edith Thompson DeQueen St. Peter Delight Katherine Kelly Glenwood Lena Mat Crawford Minsorat ‘Springs Nashville Cubs Hope Lumberjacks Texarkana Arkadelphia Idabel Broken Bow Hope Prescott Garner Hotel Lown Bobby Steel John Mason Haden Bail Amy Holcombe Mary Faye Nichols American Legion Hut Rosco Bears Hot Springs

In Praise of ordening for Women Gardeners

Poetic tribute praising orderly tending by humans and nature. It honors men who offer courage and women who love gardening yet enjoy hoeing and spading, celebrating seed growth, earth’s surge, and shared strength.

Rialto Saenger Big Business and Calfornian on Screen

The Rialto shows the comedy Big Business about a wildcat oil boom and a family saved by kids as The Californian stars Ricardo Cortez in a Western romance. Saenger features thriller Another Dawn with Flynn and Hunter, Sea Devils at the New with McLaglen and Foster, plus Foolish Hearts and Gentlemen’s Sports in the two day line up.

Victor McLaglen Preston Foster Ida Lupino SEA Devils Foolish Hearts Centleman's Sport Rialto-Saenger Dad Jones America Rialto Harold Bell Wright the Saenger Ricardo Cortez Twentieth Century-Fox Saenger Kay Francis Errol Flynn Tan Hunter Traq Arabia Flynn Hunter Miss Francis Oue Kay Bo'sun RKO Radio McLaglen Coast Guard Foster Ida Lupine the Informer Miss Lupine Donald Woods Gordon Jones Helen Flint Pierre Watkin Murray Alper Billy Gilbert Iines Ben Stoleff

Ditches Driver St. Francisville Blacksmith Car Error

In Francisville a 1L year old blacksmith named Marth Brian fixed two motor cars. He believed he knew cars and backed one out of the garage but failed to learn how to stop. The incident underscores risky perils of overconfidence with machines.

St, Francisville Marth Brian Black Smith

Boy Builds Own Car In Riverside Town

In a river town beside the Wabash, Brian, undeterred after smashing a plate glass window, built a personal car. He crafted it to learn operation, initially hand pumped, then powered by a washing machine motor. It reached 15 mph and once dumped him into a ditch, drawing curiosity from locals.

Brian Wabash

Lightning Fatal to Columbia Man in Woods

Cecil Kyle, 35, was killed near Brister nine miles south of Magnolia when struck by lightning while walking home from plowing during a thunderstorm. A tree nearby was also struck. Sister Sarah Barfoot found him, the only wound a shoulder burn. Survived by mother Jane Kyle, sister Miss Kyle, brother Willie Kyle, and four other sisters. Also notes 122 of 571 U.S. planes produced in early 1937 were exported.

Magnolia, Ark Cecil Kyle Here Brister Sarah Barfoot Barfoot Jane Kyle Willie. Kyle Miss Kyle Marvin Owen McKamie Ark H. C

Tucker Ga Death Toll From Crash Rises

Four people killed and seven critically injured when an automobile collided with a passenger train near Tucker and Decatur as they traveled home from a Georgia treatment trip. Injured include Annette Holt age six months, Grace Griffin five, Morris Holt five, and Bobby Holt six. Train involved was the Air Line line between Tucker and Commerce.

Hot Frank Holt Bobby Billy Holt Tucker Decatur

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