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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1930
Page
3
In a rehearsal scene Skeeter Kell plays a redheaded boy but acts as his real self, with his father and brother in New York. The piece follows the life and path of the boy, his dreams, and a dramatic turn as the comic arc unfolds. The setting blends personal conflict with stage life, highlighting Kell's performance.
ARKADELPHIA May 2 President A. P. Woback of Henderson State Teachers College announced the summer term will begin June 2. Most work will be taught by regular faculty with a special faculty assembled for high school classes. Regular instructors include O. E. McKnight, H. B. Young, Jerry Service, A. M. Hixon, R. T. Proctor, Matt Ellis, Mary Sue Mone y, W. S. McNutt, O. P. Holmes and B. C. Phillips.
Horatio Arkansas May 2 shipments of strawberries from this place total two cars to Thursday night with the season's crop now estimated at from 30 to 35 cars. Shipments of English peas and turnips have started and a good crop is expected to be harvested. Prices of truck are very satisfactory.
Walter Pemberton grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will arrive in Hope from Texarkana this afternoon around 2 o clock. He will be guest of Hope Lodge of Elks No 1103 and the Elks club and Antlers members are invited to meet him at the Elks Home, per Talbot Feild secretary of Hope Lodge who completed reception plans.
A recent story profiles the Arkansas prison warden as a big-hearted yet stern figure, noting a blend of generosity and tough treatment in managing inmates and maintaining order. The piece emphasizes the warden’s hands-on approach and notable decisions shaping daily operations.
Health is good in the Melrose area as residents share weekend visits. Mr and Mrs Carl Britt spent Sunday at Red Lake. Doug Harris and Mrs Grushep joined Mrs Tom Byron in Spring Hill. Ava Goynes and children from Centerville stayed with her parents Will Erwin. Mrs L M Boswell and mother of Hope visited Mrs J B Ellen. Will Erwin and daughter visited Centerville on Thursday.
In Hempstead Chancery Court Sarah Lloyd sues Ovie Corbin Ocie Corbin Jr and Burnette Corbin. Defendants must appear within thirty days and answer the complaint. Clerk Willie Harris dated April 1 1930. Also notes a board formed to study Guadalupe River navigation and a North Carolina lumber figure and Montana prison population surpassing 700.
A reflective line suggests that being remembered as a hero by a friend and wife is perhaps the toughest role to play. The sentence hints at personal struggle with legacy and identity within intimate relationships.
Atlanta resident Mrs. Sarah L Thomas praises Thedford s Black Draught as a reliable remedy for headaches dizziness and general weakness. She credits long term personal use for herself and her children and notes its value as a laxative and aid for indigestion. She says friends also find it effective and mentions a four dose package costing one cent.
WASHINGTON May 1 William H Stayton chairman of the association against the prohibition amendment testified before the senate lobby committee that four Hoover law enforcement commit tion members said they were trying to work out other plans of distribution for liquor under the present law He said that the members of the committee supported his views and urged careful consideration of the amendment.
Unprecedented travel abroad may surge this summer as American motorists heed the open road. Ship lines offer special handling for uncrewed cars as extra baggage at high rates. Travelers target the British Isles for quiet countryside and the Gold Star Mothers pilgrimage after France, while Germany hosts the Oberammergau Passion Play from May through September. Touring seasons span April to October in Belgium and the French Riviera enjoys mild winters. Alpine passes in Italy Switzerland Austria open later, around June.
Commission members include Judge Keyon Dean ish Istes France Germany Holland Pound Col Anderson and others as a witness recalls a February letter to Charles Wood of Philadelphia suggesting Hoover doubts enforcement of Prohibition. An April trial lapsed without action. A $200000 dormitory for 190 students is rising at St Stephens College in Columbia Missouri.
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