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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1938

Page

4

Free Cooking School Opens Monday at Rialto

A free three day Food and kitchen display event will run Monday through Wednesday at Rialto theater next door to the Rialto. Local merchants sponsor booths from 8 to 12 am offering prizes and recipe sheets. The motion picture cooking school Star in My Kitchen will be shown with all star kitchens and close ups to teach home making and entertaining.

Race Steay Ny Se Ala Theater Star In My Kitchen Rialto Theater Amy Geo. W Libby Food Products Frigidaire Quaker Oats Hope Furniture Company White Star Lantulty Tone Hope Kanilar Ainita Orchestra Circle Hope Star Sehont

Softball Contest at Fair Park Sunday

An all-star Hope team from Commercial and City Leagues will face Gurden at Fair Park Sunday at 3 30 p m The admission is reduced to attract up to 500 spectators Proceeds go to the suft hatl Uahting fune Pete Brown previews the probable lineup with players listed across infield and outfield positions The Christian team is formed by former players Henderson and Guaghita and is said to be strong in this section

Hope Gurden Fair Park

Revival Campaign at Church of Christ Opens June Six

Evangelist M U L Peebles of Saratoga launches a week long revival at the Church of Christ on West Fifth and Grady, beginning Sunday June 6. He brings a measured Bible study approach with singing led by Floyd, under Pastor Playd of Nashville, with daily services at 8 pm and Sunday matinees for all locals.

M. Ul, Peebles Saratoga Church of Christ West Fifth Grady Streets Bru Peebles Tennessee Acogl Hint Mlacher Playd Nashville Floyd Dhe Tds Db A Thane Do A

Revenue Office Audit Here Is Completed

Watter b Weaver auditor of the state Revenue Department completes audit of Uy books of Revenue Agent Ke Van Sickle of Hope and reports his accounts are in balance. Weaver says records were well kept and that collections here are above the average.

Watter B. Weaver State Revenue Department Uy Books Ke van Sickle Hope Palwnce Weaver

Crartum Cracker Puzzle on a Classified Page Challenge

A cryptic note asks how to arrange eight by so that they will equal Sop% Aumwye on a classified page. The fragment hints at a word or pattern puzzle likely from a newspaper puzzle or ad section. Further readable context is needed to identify the exact entities and outcome.

Southern Senators Demand Equal Freight Rates in Wage Bill

Southern senators pressed that the wage hour bill include freight rate guarantees at southern levels if no regional pay standards exist. They argue higher freight costs have offset southern wage advantages over eastern manufacturers, a major issue as lawmakers seek a compromise between Senate and House wage and hour bills. Garry Green, 84, has lived 74 years near Fulton’s Congregational church.

Washington Senate House Fulton, Wi Garry Green Hell Here

Leads Are False Kidnapped Boy Believed Dead

Princeton Fla authorities disclosed no new leads in the James Cash Jr kidnapping case. Federal agents pursued several directions, tracing from the garage to mangrove keys as relatives and 2100 volunteers pressed on. Three men questioned were released after detainment by the FBI in Miami.

Princeton, Fin Jimmy Cash de Key Mangrove Keys Miami Reserve Federal Bureau of Investigation Willard John Campbell John Manuel FBI Miami Jnin Campbell

Ozan Farm Meet Endorses Farm Program Phases

Fifty five members of the Ozan Farm Bureau held their regular monthly meeting Friday night June 3 with President Earl King presiding. The group endorsed three farm program goals including continuing 34 percent interest on land in the Federal Farm Bank, funding to pay cotton subsidies, and an amendment to ensure annual allotments with parity prizes for cooperators. Jerome Smith and John R. Green were named to lead next month’s effort. The next meeting is the first Friday night in July.

Ozan In=eal farm bureau Reguar Earl King AIL C.M. Lamkin W. M. Sparks Treasirer Green

Thought Fear and Tax Hat Conscience Muddle

Fragmentary text shows cryptic phrases and possible names but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item. No discernible place, date, or identifiable organizations are readable.

Negro Killed by Train Near Patmos

Coroner J Weaver and Sheriff Jim Bearden investigated after 15 year old Patmos resident Negro was found dead on the tracks a half mile south of Patmos at 4 PM Friday. Witnesses said he had attended a dance Thursday night and may have been drinking. Officials believe he slept on the tracks and was struck by a southbound L and A passenger train, with his body dragged about 300 feet and badly mangled.

Solon Whittaker Patmos Weaver Patios Jim Bearden Ene

Hat Sold for 25c in 1918 Secondhand Trade Tale

A fragmentary record notes a hat sold for 25c in 1918 and mentions a secondhand market tied to that year. The text references a hat identified as a “creation” of Jos Vite and notes various old rocks and weeks, but the rest is garbled.

County Ticket to Close on June 8

The Hempstead county Democratic Central Committee announces the county offices ticket closes at midnight June 8 1938 and township offices at midnight July 8 1938. Pledges under the corrupt practice act must be filed and the ticket fee paid by county candidates by June 8. Forms are available from J L Eley or W S Atkins at Nashville or Hope offices.

W. S. Atkins J. L. Eley Hempstead J. Ll. Eley Nashville Rod. Lor W. 5

Prison Help Wanted in Santa Fe Prison

In the New Mexico state prison newsletter a job ad asks for a young energetic inmate to chase any intruders or items knocked over the wall. The piece reflects the penitentiary press's tone and includes stray commentary on China and U.S. population.

House Rejects Minimum Wage and 44 Hour Week Plan

Washington. House members of joint committees in the log hall rejected a proposal to set a minimum wage of 25 cents and maximum hours of 44 each week for two years. Cook to Open Campaign for Governor Searcy Ark June 21 at 2 1/2 pm campaign manager Arthur Johnson announced. Tornadoes Kill Five in Wichita Falls Area Five killed as winds hail and flooding damage crops across Texas Oklahoma and mis. Relief Plan to Buy Surplus Farms Dispatched Agriculture Department begins buying surplus farm products for relief to families, Secretary Wallace says the program counters price declines.

Washington House Wige Hall Lewislatios Agriculture Department Wallace

Clerks and Judges Named for June 11 Special Election

Hempstead County Election Board released the official roster of ward by ward election officials for the June 11 special general election on removing the county seat from Washington to Hope. The list includes judges, clerks, and sheriffs for each ward and location, with Hope requiring a majority of the poll tax list to authorize removal.

Hempstead Sid Bundy Tom Kinser T. C. Crosnoe J. W. Corley J. M. Phillips John Ridghill L. F. Higgason J. A. Davis Paul Cobb F. ¥. Trimble Chas. Dana Gibson H. B. Barr T. R. Bryant M. T. Jewell Billy Wimberly J. Fitesimmons Tom Hillingsley, Jr Webb Laseter, Srr Frank R. Johnson Charlie Taylor Lex Wolff Lee Brown Chas, Hanson, Sr Box Aubrey Albritson E. M. Osborn N. P. O'Neal Earl Ross Seth Crews H. E. Upchurch Ed. Hubbard G. W. Jones Stephenson School House F. K. Bobo C. E. Breedlove W. G. Powell L. E. Quillin D. E. Powell Milo Sheppard Battle Field J. A. Smith Lee Nations J. W. Smith Elbert Tarpley Lawrence McBay Bill Williams Spring Hill R. L. Bish J. H. Martin Jerry C. Turner Jesse Collins Hugh Garner T. G. Martin Guernsey Joe Marian E. Patrick L. A. Grant Dock Hays H. L. Powell Smead Mays Cross Roads J. W. Griffin W. M. Rosenbaum Earl C. Thompson Pete Allen E. C. Boyce A. R. McKnight Fulton E. A. Thompson

Mind Your Manners Quiz Prompts Etiquette Questions

A reader exercise on proper dining manners asks whether cocktails may follow a meal, if guests must be served before eating, whether a fork suffices or a knife is needed, whether to leave food on the plate, and appropriate hats and dress for a hostess at club events with the recommended answers and notes on appropriate attire.

Removal Vote Set for Hempstead Courthouse Clash

Arguments over cost and tax bills pale beside June 11 election deciding whether Hempstead County court site moves from Washington to Hope. Speakers cite a $150000 courthouse, federal aid either as full advance with 50 year repayment or grant of 45 percent, with county tax of one or half mill, and potential no tax increase if expenses shrink. Hope backers say Hope offers better services and growth. Washington critics note age and safety of the 1874 structure.

Washington Hope Anese Paints Hempstead James H. McCollum John L. Wilson H. H. Huskey Blevins Hempstead County Farm Bureau Albert Graves Luther F. Higgason O. A. Graves P. T. Stages Steve Carrigan Wilson Garland R. M. LaGrone R. M. LaGrone, Sry Huskey Leuny Graves Sam Malvern Higgason Pike County

Cotton opens strong as July GALEANS 1 firms

Market report notes July cotton opened at 6.18 and closed at 8.19 with spot prices quiet but three points higher at middling 8.22 and a half percent.

NEW. Galeans

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