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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
3
Los Angeles residents say a lynch mob beat Willan and companion Jimmy near a Manhattan Beach area cafe, then chased them and others from town. Deputies responded after a riot call, but the mob dispersed. Witnesses claim up to 40 intoxicated men were involved as rumors varied about a possible Klansman or secret group.
Haines recalled last week living near the horse and that the mobbing caught him by surprise on Sunday. He did not know what he should have done about the situation.
Residents and visitors fill weekends with visits to kin and friends across Texarkana Arkadelphia Prescott Rosston and Rosboro. Names include Nolen Brown Bonds Garner Sage Honea Osborn Ward and Wagner among others with travels to Kilgore Hope Arkadelphia and Shreveport.
A string of social visits and weekend gatherings across Mineral Springs and nearby towns is recorded. Residents include Mrs. Herbert Brigslow, Miss Lee Quilliams, Agee Gilbert, Beulah Hicks, Carl Hicks, George Guilliams, Joe Lee Hardin, Floyd Pardue, and several local couples visiting relatives in Washington Dallas and Falton. A separate note mentions research showing dairy cows fed vitamin D rich sources raise milk vitamin D content by 10 to 20 times.
Bill Dickey, star catcher for the New York Yankees, will be released from St. Elizabeth's hospital on Wednesday. He suffered a kidney injury when Eric McNair of the Red Sox collided with him at home plate in Boston last week. Dickey plans to return to New York and rest for five weeks before re joining the Yankees.
Miss Mae Belle Samuel daughter of Rev Leroy Samuel and Glenn D Bailey son of Hays Bailey of Brownwood Texas were married Friday evening at the Samuel home. The Rev Leroy Samuel officiated. Mr and Mrs Bailey left Sunday for Brownwood Texas. Many friends wish them a long and happy life together. DeAnn Shorley and daughters from near Hope visited their mother Mrs Gla Lloyd and family. Mr and Mrs L L Honeycutt from Hope called on daughter Mrs Hollia Samuel and Mr Samuel Sunday. Grandparents EB Willis and wife hosted Clyde and Dayle Willis from near Fulton for a week. Mrs Monroe Samuel and Mrs Charlie Smith shopped in Hope last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Claude Osteen were visitors in Hope Saturday afternoon. Alice McCorkle spent last week with brother and sister in Columbus. Lucie and Leta Lloyd visited the Misses Boyetts’ Monday night. Luther Clark and Charlie Smith were visited by their daughter last Sunday. Jeff Hartsfield spent last Sunday afternoon with Myra.
Mrs John Breeding and Elmer Brown visited friends in the community on Monday Johnnie McCorkle of Tope called on Mr and Mrs E M Boyett and family Sunday Eldloe Breeding spent the weekend with Miss Candie and Artie Burke Mrs Snotlie Subray Osteen Mrs Olen Spears and daughter and Lynn Wilson visited Mr and Mrs Conway Bullard and their baby of Red
Residents attended a supper at the Allen community last Friday night. Mrs Ruffian White and her children plus Charles Wallace of Hope visited Mrs BE M Boyett Thursday. Hallar McCorkle spent Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs Ed Mc Corkie. Miss Eden Vickerslings returned home after visiting Mrs E M Boyett and Mr Boyatt. National forests have been named in honor of four presidents.
At the Albert Pike hotel officers were elected and prize winners announced. Mrs. Ruby R. Walton of Little Rock named president. Magnolia’s Mike Mae Hyde Thomas won first prize in the short-short story Alkatalon. A Little Rock delegate reported on national figures named Lincoln, Roosevelt and Cleveland.
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