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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1941

Page

5

Chief Leaping Water Visits New York Love Lesson

Barbara Chase resents her dull suitors and pines for excitement when Uncle Hank announces a visitor from Oklahoma. Dugan Blake, a tall, dark field superintendent nicknamed Chief Leaping Water, arrives in New York and meets Barbara, who wrestles with attraction and social expectations as their encounter begins.

Chase Gal New York Atlic Hank Larry Grover Oklahoma Hank Chase Oklahoma Way Dugan Blake Amer Prcte Grand Central Barbara Thearden Uncle Hank Dugan Roy Barbara Chase George Scarbo

Revival Draws 1500 to Hear Martinez Message

A crowd of 1500 packed the venue to hear Rev. Martinez discuss The Second Coming of Jesus Christ in four divisions. Speakers warned of a tidal wave of sin from the White House to remote hovels, and several attendees joined local churches as seating was expanded and loudspeakers improved. Evening services continue at 8 o'clock.

Martinez Evangelist White House Atlantic Pacific

To Hold Revival in a Child's Troubled World

A reflective piece portrays children labeled Cute Young Things facing unpredictable home life. They navigate mixed morning receptions, ranging from warm hugs and affectionate nicknames to irritability after late nights at a country club party. The narrative traces their sense of insecurity and constant wandering for stability.

Pat Peg

Marianna Social Highlights Include Cotillion and Wedding

A Monday social calendar lists the Girls Cotillion at the home of Miss Miay Louise Hanegan at 7 30 am and a Sunday School supper at West Methodist Church. A church wedding at First Methodist in Marianna unites Miss Frances Bonner and William Thomas Bundy with a 10 39 am ceremony officiated by Reverend Dodson, followed by a motor trip and home setting in Hope. Nearby, four year old Bill Thomas celebrated at his grandmother's Walker Street home with family and friends, featuring a large embossed cake and birthday songs.

Miay Louise Hanegan Bal Bundy Oss Bonner Madonna Church Frances Boner M. Bonner Bonner Marianna William Thomas Bundy S.C. Bundy Moye First Methodist Church of Mariana Stev F. J. Dodson TH. McLean Malvern Thomas Bridgeforth Vivian Bonner Hope Mr. Bunly Arkansas State Thede's College Bill Thomas Charles O. Thomas Bhi Thomas Bill Dan Green Walker Street Billy Poe Bill Wray Carolyn Leewalon Freddie Jones Candra Robsites Judy Watkins Nanette Williams Susan Woodford Carolyn Locke Donald Hobbs Jimmy Allred Dulce Zinn

Personal Mentions Roll Through Local Visitors and Trips

Local society notes list Mr and Mrs Tully Henry and Mrs J A Henry returning from a trip through Louisiana Alabama Florida and Mississippi. Guests include Mr Keonce and his sister Mrs Inez Stary with Ortah Cummings of Chapel Hill North Carolina and Miss Betty Trinbte of El Dorado visiting friends. Others travel or host in town including Ralph Owen from Shreveport, Mrs Stacy dean of women, Miss Mickey Boyett’s three week trip, and plans for visitors from Dallas and Little Rock.

J. B. Keonce Betty ‘Trinbte EL Dorado Vity de ' Ralph Owen Shreveport Oliver Mills Willie Beauclair Little Rock Charles Wylie Charles Krest George W. Tyler Dallas C. B. Tyler Tyler

Fugitive From a Tree Top

EAST ORANGE N J Betty a four month old starrnw who feeds on canned dog food and is fostered by a feather duster shows a willful habit of escaping from open windows and returning home. The family of Mrs Elsie M Guelcie struggles to manage the adventurous pet. When left alone Betty roams the backyard and even wedged herself in a door jam as a young kitten might.

East Orange Betty Cote Elsie M. Guelcie

Harrison in Hollywood saga of Sergent York signings

Alvin York’s wartime detail is traced as Warner Brothers seeks to identify York’s comrades for a film. Bill Guthrie travels 1000 miles across the Northeast and Midwest locating ex‑corporal Merrithen, ex‑private Beardsley, Donohue, Konwiski, Early, Mussi, Saevini, Wills and others. Each man is approached about receiving a share while a cost to the studio and the producers is noted. The piece highlights tensions over compensation and the obstacles in verifying who served with York.

Mollywood Sergeant York Alvin York Argonne Forest Ayia Warner Broters Bill Guthrie Guthrie York Percy, Beardsley Roxbury Com Pere Vanmancheil Beardsley Boston Otis YJ Merrithen Happy Household Merrithen Lawrence Mass Patrick Donohue Holyoke Joe Konwiski Bernard Early Hamden Conn Manhattan Talian Quarter Warner Mario Mussi Mussi

Sculptor Bufano Trails Across Continents For Stainless Steel Art

NEA Service Staff Correspondent reports sculptor Benny Bufano, famed for massive stainless steel works like the 156-foot St Francis, now works on a 225-foot piece depicting Pacifica with its two children. A world traveler since youth, he lived through the Sun Yat Sen era in China and later shaped a life around exploration, sculpture, and modern mediums.

Eleange Ragsdale NEA Service Washington Beniamine Bufano Benny” Bufane Benny Bufano St. Francis Benny Bujano Sun Yat Sen Benny China New York Italy Africa India Egypt Sama Mission

Hidden Veteran Seeks Silence in A One Room Shack

Bill Guthrie recalls meeting Feodor Sol in a veterans CCC camp. The unnamed tenth hero sits in a dim room behind a curtain, eyes described as haunting. Guthrie warns against guessing his story, noting war scars and wary hospitality.

Feodor Sol CCC Texas Bill Guthrie Guthrie

WE the Women Tough on Kids by Rutie Millett

An observation on how Cute Young Things parents mistreat children by treating them as toys and leaving them to grandparents or neighbors. The piece notes children learn early that parents' friends are their parents' friends and they must endure whisked away duties when company arrives.

Oly Pat Rutie Millett Gil Mama Daddy

Sculptor Buono Praises Tough Materials In Art Fight

The artist argues that enduring works come from wrestling with hard mediums like stainless steel and duralumin while criticizing soft clays. He notes two pieces reside in the Metropolitan Museum and speaks while in Washington about battling critics and a San Francisco WPA project alleged corruption.

Metropolitan Museum Bufana Washington Jane San Francisco California

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