23 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
1
A Hope Arkansas front page blurb from Star Publishing Co. notes editors and publishers C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn with the weekly Wednesday afternoon edition. The notice lists the Star building address at 212 214 South Walnut Street.
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt personally directs executive branch affairs by direct phone lines and quick memos. Cabinet members act as ambassadors as national policy blends with local Washington issues from street repairs to the District budget.
Olive Roberts Barton argues six is the pivotal age shaping a child into adulthood. She contrasts pre school growth with school age, urging parents to guide Jimmy or Jean by walking beside them and recognizing Nature's deeper tutoring as the child becomes more autonomous and aware.
Ozan Rev Harrell of Washington visited Tuesday. Otis Halton spent the past week with his Arkadelphia parents. Mrs Roland Robins and baby of Blevins returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs L J Robins. Dr and Mrs W F Robins returned from a few days with Dr and Mrs Ruel Robins of Texarkana. R O Robing left for Fort Worth Texas. Miss Mary Alice Wilson spent the past week end with relatives in Arkadelphia. Sam Carrigan Truett Webb and Billy Fred Robins visited Nashville Friday night. Missionary ladies of the Baptist church met with Mrs Troy Smead Monday afternoon. ten members and three visitors. Fletcher Reed spent the past week end in Arkadelphia with friends Mr and Mrs Rush Jones and baby visited Hope Tuesday. Otis Halton and Misses Wade Marie Pannell and Mary Alice Wilson shopped in Hope Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Tom Nelson and Paul Nelson left Monday for Colorado. Paul returned home after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J T Nelson. Miss Pauline Nelson of California is visiting her parents. Missionary Society of the Methodist church met with Mrs J M Hyatt Tuesday afternoon with 20 members present. Rev Troy Wheeler of Fort Worth
The weekend escape occurred here with no services held due to bad weather. The school board met Monday night electing Cecil Wallace as principal and reelecting Misses Panner and Wilgon. Otis Helston has accepted a school in another place.
The Patmos Vinten Tmane Demonstration club held its second meeting at Mrs. Rab Adsans home on March 21 with eighteen members. Officers were appointed to committees and plans made for social meetings every two weeks. demonstrations on pruning roses were given and a yard improvement talk featured.
The first census occurred in 110 conducted by under 100 marshals at about $45. The Manual of the United States appeared in 14 languages outlining government. The D A R distributes 206 000 copies annually.
Henry and Punely Bowl exchange light banter on a quirky misunderstanding about a kiss and a glove. The odd misquotes and playful phrasing capture a humor centered moment between two speakers.
A London report says Dr Khalil Cahore, a missionary in Sinkiane, has been chosen by native chiefs to be king of the province. Sinkiane spans about 406000 square miles and hosts roughly two million people.
The Star announces candidates for the Democratic primary in August 1991 for Sheriff. George W. Schooley, W. Aubry Lewis, Clarence F. Baker, Tarminic Vino, Vourist Cin Yerkeystaruy Park, and others are listed as contenders according to the public notice.
Mrs L B Crip of Pulaski Alabama praises Black Draught for years as relief from headaches constipation and biliousness. She notes feeling tired with bad taste and stomach heat when bilious and uses a dose every other night until relief. Children like the new pleasant tasting syrup version.
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