Hope and Hempstead County Progress Program 1932
The Star’s Platform outlines powering Hope with a state plant to boost industry and social resources, improve sanitary conditions, and back the Chamber of Commerce. It supports a county program for annual all weather road construction, agricultural papers, farmer organizations, and cooperative effort. It also pledges continued state highway progress, tax reform, and budget-based government efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hupé
Associated Press
Associated Pratt Ia
JPME
R. R. McCormick
Star
Ankaeateopee
Wall
Hempstead
Nevada
Milter
Lafayette
Namepetpt
Hope
Chamber of Commerce
ubuNas
Rogram
Dwight Blackwood as Last Man in Arkansas Political Drama
In a forceful Arkansas Hope Star opinion, Dwight Blackwood is portrayed as the last honest figure amid a corrupt political machine. The piece rails at graft, cites highway audits, media push, and public trust, urging voters to repudiate the leaders and hold themselves to scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blackwood
Arkansas
Dwight Blackwood
Samuel Seabury
Farley
Tammany
New York
Hope Star
Seabury
Wind
New York City
Highway Audit Commission
Blackwood
Highway Department
Daves
Citizens of
Parnell
Senate
Justin Matthews
Pulaski County
Audit Commission
Lan Williams
Missinpi County
Sam Wilson
Ike
Dwi Blackwood Trust
Local social notes from Blevins and nearby towns
Mrs Jack Foster visits Tuscon relatives while many locals host guests from Prescott Rosboro Delight and Morriston A Harding College student Gilbert Copeland will fill his father's appointment in July Families from Pyote Montahaus Venita Hermitage Murfreesboro Gordon Prescott and other communities host relatives and friends during extended visits and weekend stays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Foster
Tuscon
Ann
Mary Sue Sage Rosboro
Ruth Huskey
Prescott
A. H. Wade
Ethel Spears
Lula Merle Spears
Catherine Brown
Blevins
Roy Foster
J. A. Copeland
Delight
Church of Christ of
Gilbert
Harding College
Morriston
Ark
John RB. Cobb
Pyote
Tex
John Robert Jr
J. Brice Taylor
Montahaus
James Perry
M. C. Freyberger
Minnie Peachey
Missouri
Michigan
Ilinois
W. C. Beene
Mallace
Venita
Okla
Local News from New Liberty and Piney Grove
Ada Hamilton improves as cotton harvest winds down and berry crops look fine. Vernice Mann and Lenard Gangston visit relatives in New Liberty while Jack Reynolds and Homer Easterling travel from Dallas. Community gatherings include a church singing and a large birthday dinner at E. T. McGough’s. Oren Stephens and friends plan a Texas tomato harvest before returning for later crops. Othel Arnold, a 1930s football star, receives hospital care in Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Hamilton
Vernice Mann
Homer Easterling
Mee
Gilbert McClure
Little Son
Piney Grove
B.D. Crider
Aru
BE. T. McGough
Langston
Liberty Church
Byers
E. T. McGough
Sutton
Kana
Juanus Mullen
Othel Arnold
Cora Donne
Prescott
Mise Ruth Husky
Charlene Stewart
Blevins
Vernell Pigger
Mary Sue Sage
Brother Wallace
Roseboro
Miles Catherine Bront
Perry Sage
Vernell Bigger
Quotations On Industry And War From Noted Figures
A collection of controversial lines cites John Dos Passos, the phrase about sacking the continent and selling gold bricks to producers, plus remarks attributed to Einstein on arming and relief funds. The passages illustrate critique of US industry practices and calls for action to avert disaster and allocate funds for relief in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John Dos Passngy
Jiko Dow Passos
Bells Chapel Missionary Program Sends Thanks
The Bells Chapel missionary program at Sunday night was well rendered and attended. Thanks are extended to all participants especially those from outside the community. Several community members attended the Legion program in Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Foster
Tuscan
Ann
Perry Smith
Louise Newth
Prescott
Marie Shackleford
Vincent Ashcraft
Ewert Wood
Presecott
Bernice Wood
Inez Cullins
Dolores Ashcraft
Red Arnold
Dorothy Galloway Back in Action After Illness
The notice highlights Dorothy Galloway regaining mobility and visiting friends in Sutton. It mentions Mattie Sue White and Marion Erwin shopping in Hope and a New Liberty Saturday singing event with a large crowd. Also notes visits by Mrs Alfred Crass Estelle Phillips Prescott Lucille Galloway Stamps and Edna Lambert with Murit Erwin. Mr and Mrs C B Erwin returned to Little Rock after several days in Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Galloway
Mattie Sue White
Marion Erwin
Hope
New Liberty
Louise Bright
Alfred Crass
Estelle Phillips
Prescott
Lucille Galloway
Stamps
Sutton
Edna Lambert
Murit Erwin
Mattie Luc White
C. B. Erwin
Little Rock
Marriage and Money Stretch in a Turbulent Day
Cherry O Fallon faces a payday from her mother as she wrestles with pride and duty. A hospital drama unfolds when a neighbor’s injury shocks the building, while Cherry weighs whether to accept her mother’s $500 wedding gift and keep quiet about her precarious life with Dan Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regin Mere
Cherry Dixon
Dan Duillips
Neywapiper
Dan
Cherry
Dixie Bitannon
Ammavie Crltle
The
Newnan
Sue
Max Frarson
Nowy
Sherry
First National Bank
Alice
Sarah
Holly
Darling
Prica
Charpy
Dikon
Hierny
Equity
Local Notes From Bodcaw and Nearby Areas
Miss Louise Munnangi and friends spent the day in Caddo. Mrs Hindie Dampf’s daughter Pitsy left for a visit through northwest Arkansas, parts of Texas and Oklahoma. A singing at Frescott attracted attendees from the area. Miss Luciettie Boswell of Hope visited Miss Louise Munn last week. Several local men attended community events and visits. Miss Lillis Tyson left for Buckner to teach a foods course for women’s club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Munnangi
Caddo Gip
Hindie Dampf Wms
Pitsy
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Frescott
Luciettie Boswell
Hope
Louise Munn
Messrs
Howell Herring
Will Monn
Harlie Davies
Willis May
Buscain Taylor
Masalle
Lillis Tyson
Buckner
Children's Day Event Promised in Holly Grove
A community Children's Day is planned for Sunday June 19 in Holly Grove with invites for all to attend and bring well filled lunch baskets. Local wedding note reports Miss Lillian Willis to Mr Sherman Roberts on Sunday June 12. Several residents visit relatives in Battlefield Little Rock El Dorado and Hope with various family ties and weekend trips mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Willis
Sherman Roberts
Kennie Atkins
Kennie Jr
Battle Field
Sayle Ray
Little Rock
Ralph Roberts
Jons
Battlefield
Poole
Blanche Elliott
Lonnie Lampkins
Nca
Washington
Albert Willis
Elass Fives
el Dorado
Thomas
M. W. Derryberry
Ollie Evans
Tilman Hembree
Prescott Weekend Visitors Reported From Antioch to Hope
Antioch residents and Mrs Jim Hill attended a Prescott weekend event. Mr and Mrs Ed Jenkins visited Harold Mc Connick Sunday with family. Lil and Perry Dougan and Clyde Coffee from Hope made a business trip and visited home folks levy Sunday. Mrs Jim Hill is ill this week. Several locals attended singing in Prescott Sunday and enjoyed a nice time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andd
Ed Jenkins
Harold MeConnick
Lil and
Perry Dougan
Hope
Clyde
Levy
Jim Hill
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Jatter
Star Publishing
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
F Palmer
Ald. H. Washburn
Extter Aid
Esther Grace Stephens
Murfreesboro
Martha Smith
Grandma] Smith
Gordon
W. C. Brown
William
J. D. Stephens
Hermitage
Joyce Stephens
Nel Bowman
Mary Kathryn
Lucille
Eee
Grace
Beryl
Albert Einstein
Scientst
Welftrre Council
Lotta Holkaty
Eam
Nene
Hanks
Chester
Sarah O'Fallon
Chery
Misa Jamieson
Gouya
Mr. Bergman
Lappen
Sean
Dan Phillips
Walt
Bodcaw
P. Ah, Herring
Stat Ia
U. S
L. Bodenhamer
Hempstead County
H. M. Stephens
Frank Ward
C. F. Routon
Dale C. Jones
Lillie Middlebrooks
Emory A. Thompson
Bodcan Township
D. M
Monroe
Kent C. D. Middlebrooks
DeRean Township
C, A
Allen) Shipp
Holly Grove
Car Evans
Som
Pris
Pacers
Mr. Adi Mrs. Evans
Antioch
John Mohan
Franecene Moho
George Clark
Agsz
Beavice
Udeadee
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