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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
3
Local residents spent a week visiting friends and family in Hope and nearby towns. Mrs. A K Holloway and Mrs. Tully Henry called on in Hope, while Mr. and Mrs. J K Green shopped there Saturday. Several families, including the Robins and the Cranes, were seen shopping in Hope on Thursday and Saturday.
The text discusses medical attention for injuries such as broken fingernails and tonsil or adenoid issues. It emphasizes balanced diet with proteins carbohydrates fats minerals and vitamins for growth and infection prevention. It also notes eye and hearing checks, suitable study to assess function, and special schooling options for disabled children.
Dr Morris Fishbein notes Child Health Day 1934 highlights children’s needs during depressions. The white house conference charter asserts every child’s right to a safe home, nutrition, and protection from birth to adolescence, including annual physicals and dental health checks to ensure proper growth and well being.
Harmony Farmers are busy planting cotton at this place. Several families and individuals visit relatives and friends in nearby Shiloh and Shower Springs. Many are listed as improving slowly or sick, with gatherings at homes and Sunday visits to relatives and neighbors in Hope and Shower Springs.
Bonnie comes back to town Sunday night. Grandfather McWilliams has been recently ill. Aunt Ella Hodnett and Thad Vines shopped in Hope Saturday morning. Miss Geneva Downs passed through the community one day last week.
Tokio Lee Steuart was a Nashville visitor. Miss Effie Thompson was no Tokio. Jettie Saterday, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Steuart of Highland visited Mr. and Mrs. Bon Cooley here Sunday.
Barney Smith of Nashville Tablo visitor Wednesday Ton W Steuart of Murfreesboro visitor here Thursday W A McLaughlin business visitor 9 Nashville Thursday Robert Sanford returned from Hope where his wife is in Josephine hospital Mrs Sanford doing nicely Mrs Vicie Hatch and granddaughter Miss Fannie left Monday for visit in Columbia county Mr and Mrs Glair Nance of Prescott spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs E P Nance Olin and Miss Bee Holt visited relatives at Graysonia Friday Alford Powell of Nashville visitor Friday W Q Shuffield of Nashville visitor Sunday The Arkansas Orchards fic of Highland unloaded tractors Thursday for orchard cultivation S S Sanford visited relatives at Bingen Wednesday night Earl Holt of Bingen Tokio visitor Friday Mrs Gus Osborne and children of Nashville visiting relatives here Mrs G C Wisdom and daughter Miss Ruby spent Saturday night with relatives at Highland Tallie Harris of Roy trading in Tokio Saturday Mr and Mrs Robert Blackwood Nashville visitors Saturday Alonzo Sanford Nashville visitor Saturday Several attended the sinking at Highland Sunday K S Sanford business visitor to Bingen Saturday
The Ozan St Paul home demonstration club met Friday April 20 at the home of Mrs. Ben Goodlett with Mrs Eugene Goodlett as hostess. The meeting opened with a prayer by Mrs. George Smith. A roll call noted useful kitchen articles. Four new members were enrolled. After a brief business meeting Mrs Kink gave an interesting demonstration.
At a May meeting Mrs Clyde Osborn demonstrated sewing and reported items made since the last gathering. Work ranged from coats and dresses to shirts, slips, and curtains, with numerous remodeled pieces and finished crafts. The hostess served lemonade and cake, and the next meeting is set for May 4 at Mrs Floyd Matthews home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Edwards and Mr and Mrs John Snodgrass of Prescott attended services here Sunday. The well attended Antioch gathering drew local residents to the event with several families in attendance.
Mrs T W Hardin of Greer testifies Cardus built up her strength, eased check weakness and spine pains after starting the remedy. She felt better after the first bottle and continued use, noting she gained needed strength. Thousands of women report Cardus benefits. if it fails, consult a physician.
L. 7 Cook attended confereng County Line Saturday. 4 Me. and Mrs. B. F. Mitchel of attended serviced here Sunday. Mrs. Bell Jones and sons, Bush Imon Cook have moved back into a community, after several years Tucson, Ann. Severn from Liberty attended a vices here Sunday, " Mrs. Frank Smith of Emmet sponges few days last week with her daught Mrs. Beasle Mahon, on Miss Myrtle Hamilon of Libel spent Saturday night with Mr. Mrs. Tom Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Silvester Richardson . Prescott spent Sunday with Mr. a Mrs. Jasper Richardson. Noel Richardson attended singts at Patmos Stinday.
Monday to Thursday visits described among Centerpoint residents including Luther Crawford and Walter Galloway. Measles keep Miss Jassie Mae Wright in bed. Attendance at a Patmos play and multiple Sunday and Saturday calls show social links with Hope Bod caw Bright Star and surrounding families. Local trips include W. W. Wright to Hope and Delmar Wright visiting Mrs. Caudle family.
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