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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1933
Page
3
The Bay View Reading Club holds its bi weekly meeting Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs. J. T. Hicks home on North Louisiana street. Mrs. W. F. Saner will lead and the study topic is Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore.
Hollywood remarks on Marlene Dietrich adopting a daring style unmatched by peers. Lillian Bond appears in transparent oilskin pajamas or pants, signaling a shift toward visible trouser fashion in the era.
Don Smith hosts Thursday afternoon at 3 with Mrs. W T Franks and Mrs Vesey-Crutchfield as associate hostesses. Frances E Willard memorial program will be given. The Choral club meets Thursday at 9 in the morning with Mrs J C Carlton on East Third Street.
Emmet Mrs. Doyle McCoy returned to Thornton after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Max Garland. Mr Ramy Garland spent last Sunday in Delight and Antoine reorganizing the Leagues. Mrs Fred Cash of Aficia Ark spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Alvin Davis. Mr and Mrs Mac Garland and daughter Max spent Saturday in Little Rock. Mr Joe Stiles of Arkadelphia filled his regular appointment Sunday at the Baptist church with Mrs Joe Stiles Miss Jonnie Stiles and Mrs A C Bolts. Mrs W J Beauclair has returned home after two weeks in Smackover. Mr and Mrs Hestley of Dallas Texas recently moved here to make this their home. Miss Adeline Seglar left Thursday for Texarkana where she will live.
In Houston M L Mowrey named Robert Stewart as one of five men who robbed him of $25 and guns. After identifying Stewart in court he then struck Stewart in the eye, and was arrested for assault.
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County a commissioner will auction the west half of Lots 1 2 3 in Block 5 Brookwood Addition Hope Arkansas on March 29 1933 at the Washington Arkansas courthouse. Credit three months with 7 percent interest and a lien to secure payment. Dale C. Jones commissioner in chancery signs the notice dated March 7 1933.
A poem praising spring and renewal. The speaker thanks the sun and winds, cherishes quiet house and laughter, and acknowledges enduring sorrow yet finds hope in spring for healing and renewal. The verse looks to nature and faith to comfort weary hearts.
Numerous local residents are listed for weekend visits and midweek calls. Names include DeAnn Coy Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tommy, Miss Caudie Burke, Miss Irene Timberlake, Miss Jaunita Honeycutt, Miss Enloe Breeding, Miss Clara Clark, Miss Udell Samuel, Miss Anna Boyett, Mrs. John Slaton and Mevis, Edward Schooley, Mae Samuel, Sam uel, Steve Lloyd, Artie Burke, Phymeter Clark, and others. The B Y P U program was postponed due to bad weather and a Saturday night social by Miss Lois Lloyd drew a large crowd. Several visits to Bryan and Ardell Clark, J. J. Samuel, and J. W. Tommy are noted along with weekend stays and hospitalities.
The Federal Reserve district announced Monday night that five Louisville banks will reopen: Citizens National Bank First National Bank Kentucky Title Trust Liberty Bank and Trust Lincoln Bank and Trust. Other banks resuming operations include American National Bank Vincennes Simmons National Pine Bluff State National Texarkana Hannibal Union National Springfield Union Planters and First National Memphis.
In Toledo Ohio a burglar entered Mrs. Albert Farris’s home while she slept. She grabbed his hand as he tried to gag her, alerting her brothers-in-law and brother. The suspect ran a half mile in snow before stopping to put on shoes and escape.
Hans Clemensen of Oakdale California set his house on fire to kill cooties that plagued him after wasting money on exterminators. The uninsured dwelling burned, leaving him to face the loss of his home as an extreme remedy to pest woes.
Edwin Schlomer paid a $10 fine for receiving relief under false pretense but profited from groceries clothing and coal totaling $26.80 during December and January while holding a part time job. Ferris King, investigator for Trustee Kiely, uncovered the relief details. Forty percent or 320000 of the world’s restaurants are in the United States.
Governor Futrell has not announced another extension for auto license payments as the current deadline nears. Sheriff John L. Wilson reports the final extension ends Wednesday March 15 and emphasizes owners should complete payment within 24 hours.
New York report shows national home economics enrollment across 80,644 public schools. In Arkansas 3,939 of 17,695 high school girls enrolled, placing the state 46th. The study notes high school availability higher than elementary, with 90 percent of city high schools offering courses.
The article estimates that broadcast speeches during the last presidential election cost motion picture theaters fifty million dollars in business. The figure underscores a significant shift in audience patterns and impact on cinema revenues.
Sweet Home farmers work hard to prepare soil as planting time nears. A surprise singing at W L Mc Dougalds Sunday night delighted attendees. Gertrude Delaney is sick. Marie Huskey shopped in Prescott Saturday. Mrs Robert Peachey of Prescott visited J A Huskeys Sunday afternoon. Clarence Delinger visits his sister H M McCaird here. Lena Foote and her son Dale from Little Rock visited relatives here Saturday.
A Thursday filing introduces a resolution calling for investigation into the state General Assembly and attorney general duties. The committee found the bill was regularly passed and that many laws cost taxpayers, with the attorney general cited for enforcing provisions faithfully and efficiently.
An ad claims a 25e test for sleep through bladder cleansing with buchu and juniper oil to drive out impurities and acids. It promises relief from wakeful nights, backache, and burning after four doses and urges purchase at local drug stores or John Sibson Company.
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