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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
5
The page surveys poetry lines and a stream of local society notes from Hope including Mrs Henry Jee ERE So phrases, travel updates, engagements, births, weddings, and weddings, with many names such as Mr. and Mrs. Glenny Graham and Miss Margaret Marshall. It notes a piano violin recital and a Civil War blockade remark.
A Hope Public Library display lists new children editions. Titles include A Little Princess by Burnett The Wonder World of Ants by Bronson Scouting and Mystery Trians by Leonard Smith Alice All-By-Herself by Coatsworth The Black Arrow by Stevenson Jerry and the Pony Express by Tousy The Streamline Train Book by Fryer The Story About Ping by Flack Cowboy in the Making by Will James Sue Barton Student Nurse by Boylston The Christ Child by Petersham Robin On the Mountain by Charlie Simon The Story of Mr Dolittle by Hugh Lofting Household Stories by Grima The Airplait by Henry Lent The Bus Driver by Henry Lent.
Economists warn the wage and hour act will affect more workers in the South than the North, with cotton goods and sawmills among industries likely to feel initial impact. Officials note cutting costs and licensing could bring some under the law, while others may escape due to single-state operations.
Purvue’s Pat Marty Schreyer who played tackle and captained the team last fall will spend the summer studying metallurgy at a large steel plant in Monessen.
The Maritime Commission re claims three luxury fin ers for possible long term use. Citizens of Blackwater Missouri paid one dollar each in an election, showing tough times as individuals bear costs of civic duties. A Syracuse woman gains note as a button collector while Henry Armstrong stands out as a famed button collector in news parallel to financial items and theater chatter.
The article notes Louisiana growing in length as a state through soil deposits from 26 states, with the Mississippi River carrying millions of tons of fertile land downstream yearly to the Gulf of Mexico.
The Centerville Home Demonstration club will host the County Council of Home Demonstration clubs at the Centerville church on Thursday July 7 at 1 a.m. The day features the County Clothing Contest and the One-Act Flag Daram tournament with judges Miss Crystal Campbell Nashville and Miss Marion Harper Murfreesburg. A noon picnic lunch will be served.
Dr. Raphael Zon of Lake States Forest Experiment Station says cooperative management of farm woodlots can lift average annual woodland income from $122 to $179 with reduced cutting, and potentially to $313 per farmer per year with sustained good practices, based on Wisconsin woodlot study.
London flower market collapses in March as unseasonal sun halts new blooms. Florists resort to unloading existing stock at six to eight cents per bunch. Also notes Henry Castillo, LSU sophomore, SEC golf champion, born in Asturias, Spain.
By Carol Day this design offers two lengths for informal evenings or daytime wear. The full short sleeves square neckline and rippling skirt flatter slim figures with a snug waist. Bands and ribbon trim are featured in new style. Made in cable net organdy dotted Swiss or taffeta.
The notice promotes Pattern 8277 for sizes 12 to 20 with yardage details for size 14. It advertises the new Spring and Summer Pattern Book, 32 pages of designs, photographs, and pricing. Pattern booklet and single pattern available for 25 and 15 cents respectively, send 15 cents with name address style number and size to Hope Star Pattern Paneet 21. W. Wacker Drive Chicago.
A collection of quoted lines from various figures includes Wilfred E. Egg’s 60 day intoxication sentence in Evanaville Indiana, H G Wells on aging and youth, Rabbi Louis Wolsey on youth, Rev Emerson W Harris on summer church services, and Senator O Mahoney on democracy and survival. The text reads like a collage of opinions and remarks.
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