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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1929
Page
5
A consultation document calls for a uniform degree of cleanliness and ordinality in every store. It includes prepared advertising to aid participation and invites store managers to promote local activities.
A note lists Miss Elizabeth Doane of Philadelphia as director elect for the Watermelon Festival pageant, arriving yesterday and staying with Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hanegan. Other items mention Miss Callie Wesson hosting guests, plus the bridge club at East Third Street with prizes to Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and Mrs. R. Robbins.
Mrs P D Smith and daughter Margaret Farrell of Dallas visit her father Mayor R A Boyett this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Harrell and daughter return from Galveston and visits in San Antonio Fort Worth. Mrs Brehaney, guest of Mrs Max Cox, to Texarkana then Port Huron Mich. Dr W G Allison and Max Cox return from Denver Colorado Springs and Cheyenne after attending the National Rodeo Meet.
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club hosted the Watermelon Festival Maids dinner at Hotel Barlow in Wat ermelon City. Miss Geraldine Busby was named 1929 festival queen after a banquet of pastel dahlias and ferns and a night at the Saenger theater.
A majority of experts contend that giving guidance proves more beneficial than simply receiving it, highlighting how advising others fosters clarity, social bonds, and personal growth across communities.
A Columbia Chain Program will air at 8:30 tomorrow morning through KMOX and KTHS. Listeners can tune in to Phorsa Martin in many Lands, described as different, interesting, and instructive.
J C Penny investigators visit towns and urge local merchants to cooperate with town activities. They push improving rough roads and entrances, eliminating tolls, updating laws, cleaning streets, trimming civic store windows, and inviting speakers through business clubs. Meetings with local government are advised.
Local newspapers should be supported in every way for the newspaper in the messenger to the homes of everyone in the city and its surrounding areas. The importance of the local newspaper has increased by leaps and bounds during the past several years. Business houses have learned that the local paper, the one published in the town where it circulates is the quickest approach to local interest. By using the local newspaper to its greatest advantage any local business house is making the paper a growing asset. Towns make the same kind of impression on a person as people do for towns are highly personal things. The town with the clean approach and well-kept appearance is like a well dressed person whose actions show sincerity and well being. The shabby town is like the shabby individual. To support civic betterment, Mr. Evans notes the J C Penney Company runs a nationwide campaign of window trimming instruction.
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