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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1930

Page

5

Local Society Notes Highlight Recitals and Theatre Party

Powder Vivation Bell school hosts two discussions on recreational activity led by Mrs Carter Johnson and Miss Virginia Berry. After a brief meeting, refreshments were served by the Mesdams Lemlegy. Nabnne Jett and Lenora Wilson of Fulton attended a theatre party at the Saenger Theatre honoring bride elect Viva Bennett. Following the show, the party was hosted at Morelands with refreshments.

Carter Johnson Virginia Berry Nabnne Jett Lenora Wilson Fulton Saenger Theatre Migs Viva Bennett Morelands

Loyal Women's Class Fetes Vows Shower at Bennet Home

The Loyal Women’s Class of the First Christian Church held its regular meeting at Mrs. C. J. Bennet’s West Front Street home. A program planned by Mrs. J. A. Henry featured stunts and events, climaxed by Mrs. J. Frank Goris presenting a surprise bridal shower for Miss Viva Bennet, soon to wed Brooks Hamilton of Russellville on June 12. Ice and cake followed. Mrs. W. M. Ducket, Mrs. Hayes McRae, and Mrs. Wap Parker hosted an afternoon at Mrs. Dorsey McRee’s home in honor of Miss Lougine Livingston Lewis, recently engaged to Frank Edwards Nolen. Guests included Misses Selina Lee Bartlett and Virginia Higgason. weekend visitors Martha Oliver of Ashdown and Julia Carlton Simins of Lake Village. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dodds left for Emporia, Kansas, after a week with George Dodds. The Daily Bible School at First Presbyterian invites Sunday school members to attend.

First Christian Church C. J. Bennet West Front Street J. A. Henry J. Frank Goris Viva Bennet Brooks Hamilton Russelville W. M. Ducket Hayes McRae Wa P. Parker Dorsey McRee Lougine Livingston Lewis Frank Edwards Nolen Stes Teed Selina Lee Bartlett Virginia Higgason Martha Oliver Ashdown Julia Carlton Simins Lake Village

Presbyterian Auxiliary Circle 3 Meets for Devotional Program

A busy morning schedule unfolds at First Presbyterian as Circle No 3 hosts a devotional session led by Miss Anne Louise Wiley from Pine Bluff. Attendees include Mrs Harry Lemley and Mrs W R Anderson with music and reflection shaping the meeting.

Circle No. 3 Presbyterian Auxiliary Harry Lemley W. R. Anderson Anne Louise Wiley Pine Bluff

Demonstration Made at Hope Hon Co Monday

A Hope Hardware receipt listing dessert preparations appears. Recipes describe Knox gelatine methods for frozen desserts such as maple nut turtle and pineapple cheese salad, with steps on soaking gelatine, whipping cream, folding in fruits, and chilling before serving.

Hope Hon, Co Hope Hardware Knox

Nevada's Only Millionaire George Wingfield

Nevada's George Wingfield emerges as the states only seven figure capitalist. From a $50 grub stake he rose through cowboy miner and banker to hotel owner. He heads 20 banks, runs hotels, owns mineral and agricultural properties, and holds civic roles.

George Wingfield Reno Nes Nevada Jane Wingfield

Wingfield’s Rise From Cow Boy to Nevada Tycoon

Twenty five years past he toiled as a cowboy in southeastern Oregon. George P. Nixon, Winnemucca banker, backed Wingfield with three fifty thousand sums that formed the base of his wealth. Wingfield later controlled Goldfield Consolidated mine and, with Nixon, split sizable profits. Preferring privacy, he declined a United States Senate run. When Nevada faced treasury deficits in 1827, Wingfield deposited a personal loan to his Carson Valley bank to avert larger financial harm.

Oregon George P. Nixon Winnemucca Wingfield Goldfield Nixon United States Winglickt Carson’ Valley Nevada

Konjola Put Me Back On Road to Good Health

Mrs. L. Bethel of Dallas describes four years of UV rundown health and eighty months of stomach and kidney disorders. She credits Konjola with ending stomach pains, restoring vitality, sleep, and overall health after six to eight weeks of use. Sold at Grigat Drug Store in Hope and by leading druggists nationwide.

BL Bette L. Bethel Avondale Street Liberty Heights Dallas Grigat Ady

Personal mentions of local figures and vacations

J M Britt returns from Monroe La where remodeling a Saenger theatre and now works on J C Penny in Hope. Dew P B Carrigan attends St Louis clinic June 9 to 14. Lady Specialty Shop owner leaves for three week vacation with friends in Glaser Kentucky for health treatments. L S Thomas with family to Fort Worth and San Angelo Texas for vacation. Hope Kiwanis members plan Prescott club formation with District Governor aide. Charles Reed Enjoys two weeks vacation from Fair Store. Carl Jones vacates for week in Poteau Okla. George Hutson noted in Hope high society.

J. M. Britt Monroe Saenger Mr. Britt J. C. Penny Hope Dew P. B. Carrigan St. Louis St . Louis Wner Lidies Specialty Shop

Student heads to Houston for summer work then Rice Institute

A local graduate leaves for Houston this morning to begin summer employment and plans to enroll at Rice Institute this fall. The unnamed student is a member of the graduating class this year and intends to pursue higher education at Rice University.

Houston Texas George Rice. Institute

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Momin Pop Amy Jee Eei Preves Sony Lord Byron C. M. Dodds Heir Emporia Kaw George Dodds First Presbyterian Church Aime Wiley Tully Henry Rufus Herndon el Doredo Minden W. Q. Warren, Jr Hot Springs Clyde Yarbrough Little Rock Pauline Terre Eva Jane Bary Amerillo Tex Mollie C. Jones W. Q. Warren Charles Harrell G. S. Harrell Prescott Franks Dale Denman W. 5. Denman Vonsiorer Milas Caroline Nash Biloxs Miks Cou Ward & Son Reading Phovo Richard Dix Maurice Chevalier UBLIX Tibet Toovindou William Collier, Jr Oswald Dhe Rabbit New York Dune James Roosevelt Fr Lin Roosevelt Newark Betsy Anheuser-Busch Budweiser Konjola John S. Gibson Charles, Dana Edris Edna Fort Worth San Angelo Hope Kiwinis Club Kansasity Charles Reed Carl Jones Poteau Okla O— George Hutson Popular Hope High Moreland’s Drug Store Kansas Ever Fast Prints Syaphoe Prints Anderson Prints Masa Batiste Calkwint Gingham Soisette Dandytex Dimitri Frinted Krayens Geo. W. Robison & Co Nashville
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