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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
2
A damaged OCR fragment from a boarders feature shows unclear handwriting and missing context. The readable bits hint at a comic panel about a character in a boarding house setting, but details and names are obscured.
A list of crossword like clues appears, mixing numbers and partial phrases such as Famous Soldier, Frost bite, To moisten, Opposite of cold, Food container, To sketch, Auto body, Hour, Night before fate, Period, Helps, He was by birth, His title, commander in chief, Attitudinizos, Malefactor, To strike, Evergreen tree bar, Diamond, Vehicle, Almond, One, who hires, To analyze, To lay a sheet, To scatter, Derby, Turkish judge, Tumor, To put one, Sesame, South Carolina, Morning in dye, and other scattered fragments.
A Saturday night gathering labeled a funeral picnic drew attention as attendees including Buel Clayton and the Hubbards, Cornelings, and Chandlers spent time with relatives and friends. Several visits and services occurred across Hope and Sprudell areas with Evelyn Bell, Alice Finley, and Roy Cornelius among those noted. A party hosted by Mr Gen yy Saturday night was enjoyed by many, though some text blocks obscure full details.
Green Laseter and Miss Willis Mae Johnston spent Sunday with Miss Helen Ross Emmet Lewallen was the weekend guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Riley Lewallen. Miss Geraldine Collier of Oaks Grove spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Burl Rows. Misses Nora Lee and Mildred Purtle were Thursday night guests of Miss Sylvia Ross of Shaver Springs. Mr and Mrs J T Cumbie Jr were Saturday night and Sunday guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Cumbie. Mrs Burl Ross and daughter Barbara Ann spent Thursday night and Friday with her mother Mrs Sid Skinner of Oak Grove. Miss Violet Ross spent Sunday afternoon with Mildred Partie. Charles and Jack Butlers of Liberty Hill were Saturday night guests of Howard and Harold Cumbie.
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