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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1930
Page
5
Mrs Sid Henry and Mrs J W Green are quoted on purpose and unity in a poem about hope and duty. Reported social notes describe visits to Shreveport for family matters, P T A activities announce auctions and bake items, and local members such as Mrs Harry Lemley and Mrs Wilson Stuart factor into meetings and greetings.
Military chic appears in a beige Tollman model with buttons down the front. The cape theme is touted as a season feature. Junior High PTA meets tomorrow at 3 45 with Gatland PTA for club study. J L Goodbar of St Louis is visiting for business. Mrs Edgar Briant visits Dallas relatives. Dr and Mrs J A Henry visit Magnolia and Waldo. D A R meeting attended by Mary Carrigan's home. Congressman Tillman Parks aids Hope library with Congressional Records. Supt and Mrs D L Paisley relocate to Little Rock. Eugene Mall and wife welcome daughter Betty Dean born March 8 at Josephine Hospital.
A Columbia aviation special shows Monday and Tuesday at the New Grand theatre. Jack Hart Ralph Graves Lila Lee Harold Goodwin and Alan Roscoe headline a thrilling aerial drama with loops tail spins and dramatic air maneuvers. A poignant love story unfolds amid navy aviation life and a hewing romance, amid insurgent clashes and Nic aragua cabaret scenes.
Mark Jackson carried as a business visitor into Hope. Miss Edith Ruggles daughter of Mr and Mrs O F Ruggles underwent appendicitis surgery at Julia Chester hospital this morning. Bob Young a local mujan singer had appendicitis surgery at Josephine hospital Monday and was recovering well. Ab Pate a Texarkana insurance man visited Hope today renewing acquaintances. John H Greene state supervisor Reliance Life Insurance Pittsburgh Pa visited Hope yesterday. Magnolia George Brannan special agent New York Life Insurance from Little Rock visited Hope today. JG Weaver Fort Smith friend and passenger agent Trisco Lines visited Hope yesterday, meeting George H Turner local agent.
Rev Wesley Thomas of Lane Burgh preached to a large audience Sunday night. A Friday debate was well received by attendees. The Rosston tournament drew Bodean and Lane Burgh supporters. Mrs Moss and Miss Louise Munn attended. Miss Marion Wilson of Hope visited locals. Mrs Allie Morgan returned home after months with daughter in Texarkana. Ovie Crain and Cecil McMillan, A and M student at Magnolia, spent the weekend with parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Downs celebrated a recent wedding with many friends.
Marilyn Miller stars in Sally a First National Vitaphone production shown at the Saenger today and Thursday. The Technicolor musical features lavish sets including a grand cafe restaurant Balkan gardens and Long Island garden party with new song scores and a strong supporting cast led by Alexander Gray and Pert Kelton plus Joe E Brown T. Roy Barnes and Ford Sterling.
Captain Boris Sergievsky, an American-adopted Russian ace, soars to 19 500 feet over New York in a loaded seaplane, carrying 441 pounds. He lands at North Beach Long Island where his wife welcomes him. The previous record was held by Lieut. De Vaissau et France.
A Blue Valley Institute report based on Missouri Valley trials shows cows fed legume hay, mainly soybeans, produced an average 263 pounds of butterfat per cow yearly at 45 cents per pound, totaling 118.35 dollars. Net cost per cow was 43.80 dollars, yielding 2.70 dollars of butterfat per dollar of hay. Arkansas guidance urges farmers to grow two tons per milking cow and supplement with succulent feed year round. Local officials and business groups promote soybean day to aid dairy industry in Hempstead County and Prescott visits note community activity.
A dated advertisement touts Vincl as an iron phosphate tonic that supposedly restores energy and appetite. The copy features a 50 year old man claim about staying up late and performing stunts. It emphasizes the product's taste and quick effects with a testimonial from H. Kimball and branding through John Gibson Drug Co.
Math and Be Siaushtee spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Faber’s patients near Ben Lomond. Mrs. G. B. Hipp and daughter Mrs. Sue Williams and family and Mr. W. F. Hintz of Murfreesboro were guests Friday evening of Mrs. Pearl Sparks. Mr. Vernie Goynes and Mrs. Rosa Lee Sutton of Hope hosted Sunday visitors. Rudolph Haynes of Stamps spent Saturday through Sunday with his in laws, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Withrow, at Hotel Main. Aubrey Collier of Okay visited friends here Saturday. Mrs. Ogle Shaddox visits her sister in Hope for the week. Jesse Brown of Hope made a business trip through town Wednesday. Figure mentions consulates in Honolulu.
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