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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
3
The city and Brookwood P T A groups plan meetings this week with subjects like Home for study and regular sessions in the council room at city hall. Weekend visitors include families from Marshall Texarkana and Little Rock with updates on hospital visits and magician Eugene Lammitt at the city I O P hall.
Lynn Browning, a Warner player, displays authentic spring fashion from China amid chatter about the Great Wall. The scene hints at a secret plan she may be keeping, though details remain vague.
Percy Burton of Lewisville visited friends in the city Sunday while Lile Moore had spent the past two weeks on a business trip in Memphis Tennessee.
The advance man for Laurant and Co arrives Monday. Laurant appears at Hope city hall Tuesday afternoon and night under the High School PTA sponsorship. The show features the "Flags of the Nation" illusion and "The Columbia Illusion" by a magician praised as among the greatest living.
Mr and Mrs Wynh Denty with Mr and Mrs Max Cox traveled to Baker Springs Sunday. Miss Mary Frwin remains in Julia Chester hospital awaiting an appendicitis operation.
A Southwest group of the Arkansas Funeral Directors Association will hold a Magnolia meeting Tuesday. R V Herndon said the session bets discuss issues to be raised at the annual state conference in Little Rock May 24 and 25. Three other group meetings will precede the state gathering.
Washington gathered to honor Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana with a Catholic state funeral in the Senate chamber. President Roosevelt planned attendance. burial to follow in Helena at Resurrection Cemetery after ceremonies at the cathedral.
Washington sources report President Roosevelt summons the 73rd Congress for a special session at noon Thursday to address the bank panic. Treasury officials and Federal Reserve Board discuss suspending gold reserves rules and possibly guaranteeing bank deposits to restore public confidence.
A woman arriving after a brief overseas trip answers no, declaring nothing. The customs officer then asks if the fur tail visible under her coat belongs to her, highlighting a humorous moment at the landing port.
We the undersigned agree to close our places of business at 8 pm nightly except Saturdays beginning Tuesday. Briant's Drug Store Crescent Drug Store John P. Cox Drug Co Hope Confectionery John S. Gibson Drug Co Moreland's.
U S Department report shows February 25 to March 3 cotton prices narrowly higher by about 15 points from February 24 while spot demand remains steady for small immediate quantities. Weather notes indicate slow spring plowing in the cotton belt with some soil drying in Atlantic coast states and central Gulf areas benefiting from sunshine. Fertilizer sales in eight states for the season reach 375000 tons, up from prior seasons, while world consumption for the first half totals about 6806000 bales compared with 6100000 last season.
U S cotton supply on February 1st stands at about 14 500 000 bales, down from 15 700 000 a year ago. Middling 7 8 inch March 3rd prices average 6 09 cents from nine markets, up from 5 95 cents. Spot sales total 40 769 bales, down from 62 032 last week and 116 147 last year. Exports to March 3rd fall to about 5 700 000 bases vs 6 000 000 a year ago.
New York. Jesse Isidor Straus of Macy and Company urges faith in President Roosevelt and confidence in banks. He urges calm, avoiding panic, and steady action toward normalcy, saying every citizen can influence the country’s future with measured, prudent conduct.
The aircraft carrier Langley became the first electrically driven ship in the American navy marking a technological milestone for naval propulsion.
Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that living expense allowances paid to Charles S. Christian W. W. Mitchell and Claude R. Duty by the former State Highway Commission were illegal and must be repaid to the state. The court freed the highway commissioners and their bondsmen from liability, citing good faith and the attorney general's opinion.
A note reports that candles used for lighting purposes cost about seventeen times the price of electrical lighting.
H E Thrash and Gran Booth, formerly of Glenwood, take charge of the Loreco service at Third Street corner. The business becomes Loreco product exclusive with Thrash in charge of the office and booth, Booth connected to local garages, offering complete auto services and proper lubrication. Soap guidance for white silk appears in the text.
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