27 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1936
Page
1
The notice outlines charges for tributes cards thanks resolutions and memorials and notes a policy to limit memorial space for commercial pets. It disclaims responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts and safe-keeping of materials.
Guidance on gradual sun exposure for infants from one week to months old, warning against overexposure. Emphasizes morning and late afternoon outdoor time, reflected light, and protective measures. Cautions include sunburn risk, heat illness, and steps to take such as hydration, cooling, and seeking medical help for heat prostration. note proper care during hot days.
A regional director urged a soil use study for Arkansas at a gathering in which Dr C O Brannen and J W Sargent spoke on Soil Conservation Service efforts. June Donwaue led songs, Blevins Hillbilly Band performed, and lunch was organized by local home demonstration clubs. County totals showed wide participation from Clark to Faulkner with visitors from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.
The Southern Association shows Atlanta 1 Cleveland 4, Little Rock 4 Nashville 0, Birmingham 3 with Birmingham leading. Chattanooga 1, New Orleans 1, and Washington against Chicago trains, Philadelphia at Detroit postponed by rain as the only scheduled games.
No. 2 Williams Lumber Company baseball team meets Gurdon Sunday afternoon for its fifth game of the season at Pair Park. Start time not specified.
A garbled clipping mentions water taps colored red and blue replacing hot and cold terms, a New Yorker drinker and Polish deaths, and various players and teams. It references Junior American Grice, Gordon, V. Legion, Walker or Kennedy, and a four game season, but provides no coherent event or clear lineup.
George Logsky returns to appear at the Legion Tuesday night feature match against Hand some Duck Moore, a Kangaroo Kick specialist, with referee W C Page promising strict rules and no rough tactics. Pete Bultram of New York City will appear in the four minute semi final. opponent to be announced Monday. Match starts at 8 15.
The Star lists candidates authorized for the Hempstead County Democratic primary on August 1, 1936. EMORY A. THOMPSON LUKE MONROE HUGH D. CLARK run for Representative. FRANK WARD for Sheriff and Collector. RUFFIN WHITE FRANK RIDER for County Judge. CLIFFORD FRANKS H. M. STEPHENS MISS LILLIE MIDDLEBROOKS for County Treasurer. ARTHUR C. ANDERSON RALPH BAILEY W. A. FORMBY for Circuit Clerk. Also a remark about prohibition and a cultural aside about public figures.
Olive Roberts writes of children’s clothing evolution from grandma era skirts to modern sun-suits and shirts. She contrasts outdoor play outfits with formal suits, notes dad-time wear and the challenge of back buttons and inaccessible zippers, and urges inventive changes like improved one-piece suits or safer fasteners for active youngsters.
Stephen Vincent Benet’s Burning City shows a poet’s clear view of America’s dreams, heartaches, and confusions. The collection echoes Whitman in feeling yet remains distinctly Benet’s own with eerie portraits of Manhattan’s terrors and machines rebelling against human folly.
Visiting Day speakers urge farmers to end expansion, exploitation, and land speculation. They call for security farming with home and table first, allocating more food and less cotton. E A Miller notes Arkansas farmer protections under the agricultural conservation program and stresses personal farm security.
On her wedding day Marcia Cunningham discovers fiancee Bo Haskell and friend Camilla plotting to marry her off while a blackmailer presses for 50 000 francs. As the group investigates the extortion, Marcia weighs love Bob against Phil and Camilla while a Paris hotel chase unfolds.
Helen Welshimer’s fragment hints at Camilla, Phil, Bob, and Marcia sharing plans and affections as a rescue becomes a central question. The group contemplates risk, a possible trip to the south, and a midnight departure with tension over loyalty and outcomes.
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