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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1939
Page
5
A poetic reflection on generosity and beauty contrasts with lively social notices. Stirs and Masons plan a 7:40 p.m. box supper on Tuesday March 28, with details about guests and local customs. Wedding announcements, Easter egg sales promotions, and weekend visits populate the community bulletin.
Rev Bryan Stephens of Hendrix College will preach at First Methodist Church Sunday morning. Stephens, a Hendrix student and president of the Little Rock Conference Young People's organization, is the grandson of Mr and Mrs 2 W Bryan of this city. He is accompanied by Rev Ralph Randle of Carden, likely the youngest licensed preacher in the Little Rock Conference. Mr and Mrs J L Rodgers hosted Sunday guests James L Durant Olda and Mon Miamilton Orton Ashdown. They welcomed Monday guest Mrs W W Wilkinson of Fort Worth Texas.
Miss Milo Campbell, a Langlois representative, arrived Monday to assist John S. Gibson Drug Co. in Hope and nearby areas. She will offer private consultations on cosmetic services and beauty routines to local women, promoting new products and techniques for everyday use.
Fragmented OCR notes show a court action with multiple defendants including Jonas Albert and Hebert No Prater. Outcome mentions fines and a jail sentence tied to property pretenses and a $2 maid error, with phrases about travel and detention.
Fragmentary report cites an alleged theft of ladies wear at Bills Bob Newburn, a car license issue, a Shingle Sale judgment by default for Harvinen, and Frank Deke selling beer on Sunday. Fines include 25 dollars in a Southern company case and 208 dollars against an individual. other names appear garbled in the OCR.
Disjointed report outlines a proposed boycott tied to a multinational dispute. It mentions Nady and Gere Mwy as adherents, threats against authorities, and colorial tensions over foreign policy and internal governance. The fragmented text cites Tunish and Dyhout with unclear roles.
Landscape guidance for amateur gardeners on planting annuals to maximize summer color with minimal cost. It covers buying flats from growers, two planned schemes of annuals and perennials, seed versus plant choices, and suggested lists for cutting gardens.
A fragmented note from December 17 discusses Italy’s view of international relations, asserting force governs statecraft and urging greater arms, ships, and air power even at the risk of full militarization. It notes possible Slav interests and Suez Canal considerations involving Paris.
A launch crests the river current as Eric fights to reach the shore with the wounded and doctors aboard. Shouts and danger mix with the dark water and search for a safe landing near Price's Point while Mary and Alan await news. The rescue effort unfolds under a dim harbor glow as the crew fights fatigue and fate.
County Agent Oliver L. Adams outlines that controlling apple diseases hinges on timing, spray materials, and thorough application. Scab is highlighted as the most serious threat, with continuation needed yearly due to overwintering spores. The full spray schedule and preparation are in Arkansas Extension Circular No. 143 from the Extension office in Hope.
A witty remark suggests Neville Chamberlain replace his celebrated umbrella with a kitchen utensil during public appearances, framing the quip as a light political jab aimed at the appeasement era figure.
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