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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
3
A vintage beauty note outlines cosmetic options for coats and makeup, recommending several lip shades from yellowish to warm red and a light brown eye tone. It discusses mascara counts and a coordinated plan using rouge, beige tones, and subtle green accents for a popular look.
Harris of Blev and Dougeld relatives and friends visit home of Al Thompson of Blev. Parents Mr and Mrs obell shipments of bush ta. McDougeld peat.
A tenuous OCR fragment lists social visits and gatherings in Belleville Ohio. Mentions include Mrs All Stalford Miss Irina Smith visiting Mrs Jack Huck, Mr Sid Sinyard and Mr Hed Merry, and a Perry gathering. Names such as Roxie, Hate Watkins, Misa Loulad ReneSi, and Nettie are noted alongside a Saturday night and a Sunday visit.
A year-old girl named Fatsy Kelly has lived in the Orient, South America, and the United States and can speak four languages. She is pictured under the care of the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children after arriving in Manhattan with her father James Kelly, formerly of Pittsburgh. They were reported practically destitute. Also noted: Mr and Mrs Arthur Sewell were Sunday guests of their parents Mr and Mrs S A Sewell.
Mrs. Jim Brooks hosted a well attended quilting gathering with many men showing interest in quilting and the dinner. Christine Brooks remains in Cora Donnell hospital after an appendectomy. 119 attended Sunday school and the young people gave a fine program. Prayer meeting Wednesday. Several local guests and visits noted among neighbors. Farmers report concerns over radish prospects due to a freeze.
Local column records visits among families including Mr. and Mrs. Bud Mattison and daughter to see David Martin who is improving, Mrs. Hody Butler and Mrs. Hinton Martin with Mrs. J E Dillard, and several others visiting kin. It notes Lonnie Buester testing telephone lines and mentions Leon Martin from Shreveport visiting. One month of school remains this term and various local social visits are detailed.
A woman enters the Mayor's Employment Committee relief depot in Memphis and tells a registrar her name is Guess. The clerk asks for her line, she says it is Guess, and confirms her full name as Annie Belle Guess. The brief exchange highlights a name as she seeks registration at the relief desk.
The piece follows Jack Parker, once featured at age 13 by Norman Rockwell as a typical American youth, now 19 in Los Angeles. He is pursuing a film career, sings as a tenor in a trio, and played football in his school days, with a note on his evolving path.
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