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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1933

Page

3

Ship of State reference and local social notes in Hope column

A poem opined on steering the state through danger while local social items list visits and gatherings. The column notes Mrs Henry Henry’s family tribute and several residents, including Ful ton and Gordon trips, bridge club hosting, and travels to Texarkana Shreveport Pine Bluff Waco and Confederate veteran W G Polk’s passing.

W. O. Shipley W. G. Polk Waco Texas Polk Charles J. Cox

French wine trade shifts as Prohibition looms in America

Comte Bertrand de Mun of the Rheims Chamber of Commerce notes Enterim Movies are unique products with no world counterpart and that French growers do not seek to export ordinary wines to the United States. Bordeaux red wine stocks expected to rise in America, with estimates blaming Prohibition for reduced consumption of about 75 million gallons, a third of which is imported.

Comte Bertrand de Mun Rheims

Friday Music Club reorganizes as new officers take helm

The Friday music club met at the retiring president Mrs. Ralph Routon's North Pine home. New officers include President Mrs. C. C. McNeill and vice presidents Mrs. B. C. Hyatt and Mrs. E. S. Richards. A choral program followed with piano, violin, and vocal duets, plus an article on composer David Guion. Committees were named for the coming year. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith of Ozan and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridgdill of Washington.

Ralph Routon North Pine C. C. McNeill B. C. Hyatt E. S. Richards R. M. LaGrone George Ware John P. Cox Harriet Grace Story S. G. Norton Cannon LaGrone Ware David Guion Dallas Texas F. J. Mason Jerome Smith Ozan Tom Ridgdill Washington

French wine quality cited as rival to U.S. gains

The article praises California wine raisers while noting French producers of quality will not face US competition capable of matching their renowned yields. It cites Burgundy Bordeaux Cotes du Rhone Champagne and Touraine as examples of famous vintages.

California United States Burgundy Bordeaux Cotes du Rhone Champagne Touraine

McLaglen Lowe Return in Hot Pepper at Saenger

Captain Flagg of the Marines is promoted and addressed as Admiral in Hot Pepper a comedy starring Edmund Lowe as Harry Quirt and Victor McLaglen as a speakeasy owner Lupe Velez and El Brendel lead. The film features no gunpowder and follows lovers rivalries with Lupe Velez as Pepper at the Saenger showing Sunday and Monday.

Flagg Marines Victor McLaglen Edmund Lowe Harry Quirt Lupe Velez el Brendel Quirt Pepper Olsen Saenger

Dad Farley longtime custodian of Hope fairgrounds dies at 90

Born in Dublin in 1843 Dad Farley moved to Arkansas as a child with family. He operated a market back stand in Little Rock for 32 years and became custodian of the Hope fair grounds in 1907, befriending Boy Scouts at Fay Park. celebrated his 90th birthday with many locals.

Cutodian Arkansas Bon Dublin Ireland Dad Little Rock Markan Main Streets Citzens Logan H. Roots Gus Blass Hope Ben Fair Grounds Fay Park

Rotary to Meet Selects District Governor Nominee

District Governor Edward F. McFaddin of Hop will chair sessions with general and round table discussions on Rotary activities. Arthur D. Pope of El Dorado Ark is nominated for district governor for the coming year. The Newport Rotary Club recently joined Rotary International on March 9, with clubs listed across Arkansas includingArkadelphia Ashdown Augusta Benton-Boxite Blytheville Brinkley Camden Conway Cotton Plant DeQueen Dermott DeWitt Earle El Dorado Forlyce Forrest City Gordon Heber Springs Helena Hope Hot Springs Jonesboro Little Rock McCrory McGehee Malvern Marianna Marked Tree Monticello Morrisson Nashville Paragould Pine Bluff Prescott Russellville Sheridan Stamps Stuttgart Warren Wynne and Newport.

Edward F. McFaddin Hop Rotary Arthur D. Pope el Dorado Ark el Dorado Club Arkansas Rotary Club of Newport Rotary International Arkadelphia Ashdown Augusta Benton-Boxite Blytheville Brinkley Camden Conway Cotton Plant DeQueen Dermott DeWitt Earle el Dorado Forlyce Forrest City Gordon Heber Springs Helena Hope Hot Springs Jonesboro Little Rock McCrory McGehee Malvern Marianna Marked Tree Monticello Morriston Nashville Paragould Pine Bluff Prescott Russellville Sheridan Stamps Stuttgart Warren Wynne

Civil Service Appeals From Commission Decisions

The text outlines a right of appeal from Board of Civil Service Commissioners decisions to the Circuit Court within their jurisdiction. Appeals to the Supreme Court of Arkansas follow Circuit Court action, with de novo trials in the Circuit Court and allowance of new evidence that is legal, relevant, and competent.

Board of Civil Service Commissioners Circuit Court Supreme Court of State of Arkansas

Presbyterians Wind Up Revival Sermons End With Final Address

The First Presbyterian revival led by Dr. W. Moore Scott and Rev. Julian B. Green nears close with Friday night sermon on Modern Day Excuses. Scott urged inviting the world, urged against excuses, and warned of divine withdrawal. Services at 11 a.m. Sunday with loyalty observance 2–5 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. sermon titled The Ship That Was Lost in Sight of Land.

First Presbyterian Church W. Moore Scott Little Rock Julian B. Green Walnut Ridge Scott Dr. Scott Christ God

Provisions on Department Suspensions and Examinations

The text outlines rights to back pay for wrongful suspensions or discharges in police or fire departments. It allows the board to suspend competitive examinations for specialist positions, with each case considered on its merits. It ensures examinations are fair and that current officers retain standing except for promotion prospects.

Board of Commissioners

Russian Chorus Famed in International Tour Heads to City Hall

Mme Slaviansky's Russian Chorus, organized in 1858, visits the city under Friday Music Club. The renowned group, famed for singing and ballet, tours the world with balalaika ensembles and dances, having earned numerous medals and honorary memberships.

Mme. Slaviansky Russia Slaviansky Russian Chorus

Provisions on Certification and Investigations for City Civil Service

The act requires the Civil Service Commission to certify those entitled to compensation to city treasurers and limits pay to certified members. It empowers subpoenas, witness attendance, paper production, and oaths with contempt fines up to fifty dollars. It forbids discrimination based on political opinion or affiliation in appointments, reductions, suspensions, or dismissals.

Civil Service Commission

Stolen Model T Ford Roadster Reported in Hope

A Model T Ford roadster with license No 41007 was reported stolen from a home Thursday night in Hope Arkansas. The notice requests contact with F M Russell in Hope for information or recovery.

F. M. Russell Hope, Ark

She Knew Better Pretty Patient in Doctor Exchange

A playful exchange where a patient bets on a doctor's guessing skill. The patient mentions another physician praising the doctor as the best guesser in the profession Pathfinder.

Pathfinder

Pathfinder Fragment Reflects Fear and Motive Incomplete Quote

A lone fragment quotes a distressed speaker claiming fear and a motive tied to money and purpose. The context and speakers are unclear, leaving interpretation open and the line cryptic.

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