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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1932
Page
3
A damaged OCR fragment references Memorial Day at Arlington and Missouri Democratic politics. It mentions Franklin D. Roege as a potential presidential candidate, an instructed 36th district vote, and constraints on discussing candidates or perceived influence. The passage is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Community news notes visits by Floyd Hatch and Ines Reaves with families from Roy and Arkadelphia. Alma Cooley and Hersel Wisdom spent Sunday in Prescott while Bryant of Roy traded Saturday. Miss Cleo Carey Nabors hosted and many local folks were seen around with the High School events mentioned.
Washington June Watkinson visits relu es in Buckner Arkansas. Finis Johnson and wife shop in Hope Saturday. Noel O Ste en of DeAnn spent the weekend with home folks. Irvin Catts Jr. of Atlanta Ga. visits Als gunt. Mary Catts and grandfather T N Catts enjoy family time. Bolden of Gordon preaches at Baptist church. Elbert O Ste en and Beasic O Ste en dine with Hope Lat an Roberts of DeAnn. A fishing party including Billie Hobinson Aubrey O Ste en Melson Frazier and Agee Fatterson fished Friday and Sunday. Fannie Jane Elmore shops in Hope. Young People gather at Faul Dudney home Saturday night.
Belton residents report a well attended Sunday school and B P U session. Miss Margret Stone hosted a birthday party for friends. Mr W T Daniel and daughter Lets Daniel returned from Smackover after weeks with relatives. Elza Moses and Mil ton Stone hosted guests. Various locals visit relatives, shop in Nashville, or attend a baseball game in Highland. several weekend guests from Smackover and McCaskill are noted.
Alfalfa Bill Murray states he is not worrying about a Democratic presidential run. The remark suggests a calm field with no candidate showing concern, and implies fellow contenders share the same lack of anxiety.
A personal account describes a crisis period during which the CARDUS program aided a woman facing significant hardship. The narrator credits support and resources from CARDUS for guidance and relief amid intense challenges.
In Hot Springs Texas officers say Benton and Hand confessed to a jewelry robbery atop three other suspects. A diamond ring stolen from Eberly was recovered in a Man Tex pawnshop. George Philson pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received three years. other bills included burglary grand larceny forgery embezzlement and removing mortgaged property.
On Sunday, June 5, the annual singing at Old Liberty on the Washington Fulton road two miles south of Will Griffin's store and about ten miles west of Hope will be held. Former Liberty residents view it as a homecoming with large crowds expected and the general public is invited. A basket lunch will be served at noon.
Jim Newsom shot Dr. Baxter Porter in his Montod home after being summoned for fresh air. The deranged man held officers at bay for an hour before the physician’s body was removed. An inquest found Porter died of gunshot wounds from Newsom. Newsom likely to be committed to the state hospital at Jackson, with his daughter reporting the father’s claims of being double crossed.
A garbled excerpt describes a tense moment at a door with mention of a physician, a revolver, and police figures. Names and context are incomplete, leaving the precise event and parties ambiguous.
Rev Holt of St Louis urged ideals at Hendrix College commencement. Dr Holt spoke on Youth and the New Freedom outlining responsibilities of the new generation as graduates posed for the ceremony in Conway.
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