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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1931

Page

4

Contemplative verse and community notices from Hope

A mixed page of verse about toil and gratitude and local society notes. Ella Prewitt returns from Little Rock. Annie Mac Lowe visits Vernon. several residents visit Prescott and Malvern. The Hope Library Club hosts a Benefit bridge party at Southern Ice, with prizes and a meal, reservations via local contacts.

Hope Library Club Southern Ice & Utility Plant East Division J. A. Henry Sid Henry

Mrs Pat Robinson’s vacation visits Gordon Hot Springs and Little Rock

Mrs. Pat Robinson is spending her vacation visiting friends and relatives in Gordon, Hot Springs, and Little Rock. Her trip highlights time with local acquaintances and family connections across Arkansas.

Carey Henry Dallas Texas Pat Robinson Gordon Hot Springs Little Rack

State President of B&PW Club Here

The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted state president Mrs W G McDonald at Dr Etta Champlin’s home. A buffet supper replaced a planned farm picnic due to bad weather as 24 Arkansas girls attended the Richmond national convention. Messages from the International banquet reached Shanghai in 27 minutes. Arkansas’ souvenirs included Camark and other items.

Business & Professional Women's Club Etta Champlin Champlin Farm Mary Arnold el Dorado Club District Six Arkadelphia King Cotton Southland W. G. McDonald Richmond McDonald Shanghai China Camark

Flying Career of Army Aviation Chief Foulois Emerges From Essay

Oscar Leiding profiles Benjamin Foulois then set to become chief of the air corps December 20, detailing his early essay on aviation, 1910 solo flights, training with Wrights, makeshift inventions, and rapid rise from World War I to lead the AEF air service. Foulois born December 9, 1899 in Connecticut, served in Mexican expedition and commanded early American squadrons over Germany.

Oscar Leiding Assochitaent Press Aviation Falter Wahington Benjamin D. Foulois Army Air Corps Army Signal School Fort Leavenworth Wright Brothers Foulois Bolling Field Connecticut Washington Dayton Wilbur Wright F. E. Humphreys P, Lahm Hum Phreys San Antonio Tex Chihuahua America Air Service

Arkadelphia Woman Repels Prowler and Captures Suspect

In Arkadelphia a resident armed with a shotgun confronted a man on her lawn after securing a back door. She fired once, missed, then ordered him to halt. He surrendered and was held for about five minutes until Night City Marshal Charles Hall arrived. The arrestee, identified as W. A. Middleton, faced trespass charges and a $25 fine plus costs.

Arkadelphia Charles Hall W. A. Middleton Halley

Mena Broadcasters Join NBC Chain for Chicago Debut

Mena Arkansas station personnel Chester H. Lauck and Norris Goff, known as Arkansas' first team of radio entertainers, prepare to join the NBC chain. They will leave Wednesday for Chicago to begin their first engagement broadcasting over the NBC network.

Mena Ark Chester H. Lauck Norris Goff Arkansas Chicago NHC

Arkansas School for Firemen Demonstration Ends Tuesday

LITTLE ROCK The state school for firemen held Monday with about 60 firemen from 18 cities and towns, exhibiting, drilling and receiving talks on fire fighting. Assistant Chief Charles A. Burns of the Little Rock fire department conducted the event, which will conclude Tuesday with further demonstrations.

Little Rock Sion Charles A. Burns

Pilot killed in attempted forced landing near Baton Rouge

A veteran Wedell-Williams Air Service pilot, 38, died when his plane crashed ten miles south of Baton Rouge. His companion, Auguet Ducarbier of New Orleans, escaped with minor injuries. The report also notes Asheville farmers’ federation buying eggs by weight rather than by the dozen.

Baton ‘Rouge Monnday Kirtly Jersey Wedell-Williams Ar Service, Inc Here Augquet Ducarbier New Orleans The Farmers’ Federation Asheville, N.C

Sanderson case details unclear in fragmented report

Fragmentary text from Sanderson Texas mentions a person named Sharp and alleged court action. The readable portions do not provide a clear subject, date, or outcome. Further legible details are needed to form a concise headline and summary.

Richmond delegates feted with Niloak pottery souvenirs

Niloak pottery and comments by Mrs. McDonald highlighted a warm reception for Richmond delegates. Guests paid courtesy calls and lively entertainments followed arrival, including a governor’s reception at the governor’s home, a Country Club party by the West Virginia delegation, and multiple host/guest pairings among local attendees. The next club meeting is on August 4 with the hostess to be announced.

Eva Gariman E. B. Barrett Mary Jones Jock Porter Maude Lipscomb Edwin Ward Finley Ward Mamie Twitchell

Local People and Events Highlight Week Across Arkansas

Mr and Mrs L 5 Thomas returned from a two week vacation with relatives in Glasgow Kentucky. A dance is planned in Okay Arkansas at the Mercantile store dance hall on Thursday night July 23. Ed Hervey, formerly of Hope now in Pine Bluff, visited Tuesday. Attorneys Leffel Gentry and James Williams of Texarkana spent Monday and Tuesday in Prescott court. S H Turner returned Tuesday from a two week visit to Barnard Missouri. Mr and Mrs A J Jack Kent of Patmos Route 2 leave Tuesday for Eagle Lake Florida to visit daughter and husband Calvin Johnson son of Bert Johnson of Nashville. Clifford Gunn 17, pioneer 107 bushels per acre as Arkansas 4 H club corn champ.

Okay Arkansas Okay Mercantile Ed Hervey Hope Pine Bluff Leffel Gentry James Williams Texarkana Prescott S. H. Turner L A Barnard A. J Jack) Kent Patmos Route 2 Eagle Lake Florida Calvin Johnson Mr. Johnson Bert Johnson Nashville Clifford Gunn

How One Woman Lost Twenty Pounds of Fat

An advertisement urges fat individuals to remove the fat cause by taking a half teaspoon of KRUSCHEN SALTS in hot water each morning. In three weeks, pounds of fat vanish and energy, skin clarity, and youthfulness improve. An 85¢ bottle is sold by Briant's Drug Store with a money back guarantee if not convinced.

Briant America Adv

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