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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1930
Page
2
Lorene and a recovering student named Don grow closer after a campus incident. A bouquet sparks a confession as Don asks for a chance to prove his love, while Agnes learns the truth about his feelings and Lorene.
Miss Clyde Lewis visits Mt. Holly while Superintendent Harold Branch meets county official E. Austin. The Hope Star hosts a near future spelling bee with prizes for top students across grades. Names of weekly top scholars listed. changes noted and prizes praised. awards to be distributed at Hendrix garage and Star office.
At a Thursday meeting the Truck Growers association elected M. E. Nelson as shed contractor for the season. He will oversee washing packing and loading of vegetables shipped from the point and manage employment. A full growth by March is planned with local shipments starting by March 17. About 75 cars of radishes and greens are expected from this point and Dunlap.
Enthusiasm grows for the ninth annual fiddlers contest in Blevins high school auditorium on March 13. The well arranged program features instrumental and vocal music, readings, and a larger prize fund. Judges will be selected the night of the event, with prizes awarded immediately after.
J C Dunn former superintendent of Blevins consolidated schools, forced to resign last month due to illness, underwent brain surgery in Prescott last week for a brain growth later diagnosed as cancer. He survived the procedure but remains weakened. he is to be brought home to Blevins once he gains strength, with a Saturday report noting improving condition.
Miss Ruthal Brown visiting her parents in Blevins while attending Galloway College Segrey. Superintendent Elmer Ashmore and family reside in Texas, visiting here. Mrs Charley Thomas of Smackover en route to McCaskill to see her parents. Numerous residents and former locals from Blevins visit and relocate, including Leroy Bruce, Joyce Stephens, and John Bell, with business trips and school connections noted across Prescott Arkadelphia and Little Rock corridors.
The County Agents outline March weeks with locations Hope Washington Providence Sweet Home Bleg ins Bingers Hinton Futon Saratoga Centerville and an office. The article urges farmers to boost legume hay as cotton prices stay poor noting legume hays rise in demand, with soybean hay as valuable as alfalfa and a need to reduce cotton acreage to diversify feed crops.
The first radishes of the 1930 season arrived at the Star office in Blevinstagt Saturday carried by Ira Brooks. They were small and, if weather stays favorable, will be market ready in about ten days. Radishes were sown in landy ard. most growers sowed early last month. There are enough acres to plant. if all seed were sown at once the market could be demoralized. Notes on cars to be shipped from Blevin and territory will appear in other columns.
Royston Farm undergoes reorganizing with stock shipments from Maple Grove Stock Farm at Shipman Illinois. They bought four short horn heifers and three short horn bulls tested for abortion and tuberculosis. The herd will grow to become the largest of its breed in northern Hempstead county. Dr. G. D. Royston of St. Louis bought cattle at a private sale recently for a large price. Much repair work continues with a modern millet shed completed.
McCaskill, Ghester Brown, and others spent Sunday visiting friends in Guay. Boyce Rhinehart and Hamby Rhodes were noted visitors in Prescott. The Reese family’s ill child was taken to Cora Mannell hospital for treatment. Alvin Stoke’s recovery after surgery at Barnetneldis hospital progresses. Gerton Prescott and Sidney Stone made business trips to Nashville and El Dorado. Mrs. Albert Stokes missed work due to her husband’s illness. College students Maxine and Dox Ledg e attended a local college with their parents. Mrs. D Bley has been homebound with a severe cold.
The speaker notes two tenant houses already built and predicts an up-to-date farm after building and repair work. The remark closes with sarcastic lines about jealousy of a poor site working girl, reflecting a tense finish to the exchange.
A Colonial house designed for economy and charm emphasizes simple lines, proportion, and practical layouts. The face brick facade, Flemish bond, and wide mortar joints create a dignified exterior, while the two story porch, kitchen placement, and ample closets maximize comfort in a compact six room plan.
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