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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
5
A quirky poem reflects on staying loyal to home amid change and travel, contrasting restless roamers with stay-at-homes who value permanence. Local notes report a fifth daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Court, welcomed Saturday at Julia Chester hospital, and a series of community updates from Stamps.
The Darryl Zanuck production Half Angel stars Frances Dee Brian Donlevy and Charles Butterworth at the New theater blending mystery romance and suspense with humor. Dee faces a murder charge and Donlevy a relentless bid to prove her innocence as perilous clues unfold.
The reading recounts a private gathering where guests aired grievances long buried and paid tribute to attendees. Notable mentions include Thames and appreciation for W. A. girls and companions Ulisses Mincoly Ruby Owen Annie Sue Anders and Mariana Hutson in the courtusdes scene.
County chair man Rev. Mr. Harrison will organize neighborhood committees to distribute mite boxes for the hospital mortgage of 42000 dollars. Families will give a penny at breakfast and supper daily for a year as able. Members named include Mrs Crimbie, Mrs Lewallen, Mrs Jones, Jack Lafferty, and others. Boxes placed in the county nurse's office for donors.
AP Feature Service offers lighthearted advice for graduates and their parents on comporting at commencement. The piece jokes about parental foibles, from attire to timing, and includes a brief item about a spitting cobra exhibit at the Philadelphia zoo titled Horrid Word.
Organizations in Hempstead county including Bible classes missionary societies 4 H clubs home demonstration clubs P. T. A civic clubs and literary clubs are invited to call there and obtain a supply to help distribute hospital mite boxes.
John van Guilder argues picture taking can be learned by training the eye to notice artistic composition. He contrasts casual snapshotting with seeking strong human interest and scene elements, urging practice by mentally framing grocery scenes, comparing prints to good examples, and enlarging small areas to discover hidden strengths.
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt argues housewives are entitled to a stated sum for their work, noting how women’s independence grows when they do not have to ask for money. The column contrasts paid household duties with earned income, urges recognition of wives’ services, and envisions salaries tied to family income rather than gifts.
Farmers claim Farmers Like Pay schemes push crop control costs onto them instead of Treasury funding. Congress deliberates on the issue and its financial impact.
Report notes farmers and Farm Bureau leaders crafted a single Farm Bill with the Agriculture Department sketching the draft. White House discussions followed as officials claimed a hands off stance while farmers spoke for the final content. The plan favors parity payments and commodity loans but strains over penalties taxes quotas under the Joseph plan.
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