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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
1
Mothers are urged to consider psychology and psychiatry with caution, recognizing limits for amateurs. The piece warns against quick conclusions from popular psychology, stresses seeking professional help when needed, and emphasizes home care: consistent routine, healthy environment, and balanced discipline for children.
The Star notes candidates authorized to announce by Hempstead county Democratic primary on Tuesday August 9 1938. For Prosecuting Attorney Eighth Judicial District Dick Ilwie Lyle Brown. For Tax Assessor Co Cook Dewey Hendrix. For County and Probate Clerk Frank J Hill Andrew Speedy Hutson.
Mrs J L Pilkinton and Miss Mary Pilkinton visited friends from Tope Monday. Numerous locals return from Oakdale and plan summer upends. Miss Junie Johnson’s Columbus wedding set for Saturday evening June 4 with extended family members attending. Miss Roberts Stuart of Shreveport will join as a bridal party member.
A columnist notes President remarks suggesting taxes be paid on election day. The piece argues democracy and taxation are linked, urging citizens to see voting as a privilege and to consider how elected lawmakers' spending affects tax levels. It stresses personal responsibility in both voting and tax payment.
In White Plains New York Supreme Court Justice Abram Zoller ruled that hats may not be worn in the jury box even by women ten jurors. He defended the rule as promoting seriousness in jury duty warning against social impressions during trials.
The article argues the brain as the key human distinction and notes mammals like dogs and seals show higher capabilities than fish. It cites apes and chimpanzees as nearest to humans, discussing their reasoning attempts, tool use, and playful behavior as evidence of advanced intellect.
A railroad crew notes Helen’s lunch scene as an unscheduled express collides with a westbound express. Helen dies, Joe loses his mind and abandons the job, then wanders across the nation. Joe sends letters home revealing grief and a restless life, ending with a tease of continuation.
Washington Lee Halt of Radessa Sr spent the weekend at home with family. Mrs M C Bruce and children visited Mr and Mrs Pare’s son Sunday. Willie Halt of Mena visiting his brother George Healt Route 1 this week. Willie Johnson returned to his home in El Dorado after a visit.
Social notes show Mr Saul and party visiting Texarkana Thursday while others spent Sunday in Wilde and Columbus. State Land Commissioner candidate J Lester Booker vacationed with supporters Eelegar Taylor and Mrs Doe Wilson joined family in Columbus. Mayor A P Delany made a business trip to Fulton and Delany, Mrs W R Orton and Miss Helen Harkness visited C M Williams in Hope and summer school trippers, Olwnder Beck and family left for Durant Oklahoma.
Carol Day presents pattern 6245 with shirred shoulders and action pleats to slim hips and waist. Describes fabric options silk grape and voile, includes size 14 to 42, yardage needs, and a complete sewing chart. Spring and Summer Pattern Book 42 pages, 25 cents pattern, 15 cents for mail order, send name address style number and size to Hope Star Pattern Bureau Chicago.
Claim states Nash's C. & L. Tonic cures daily mood swings and fatigue by cleansing the blood and removing poisons. It promises strong tonic effects to restore vigor with thousands already benefiting nationwide. If no improvement in a week, return bottle for a full refund per druggist policy. Available at Hope by Ward & Sav.
Official order from Hempstead County Court 1933 1938 re seats move from Washington to Hope Arkansas. Court directs election to decide the county seat with notices published and sheriff and election officials to carry out duties per law.
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