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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1938
Page
3
Rocky Mound junior high presents Hands Up at 8 pm Thursday with a short prelude by primary grade pupils. Rocky Mound school closes this week. At the Baptist church, the annual Mother’s Day program is scheduled for 2 pm Sunday, May 8.
A 1933 letter from M. H. Moody of Hope Route One argues against the Rotenberry bill and for a means tested aged welfare plan. He contends many voters are selfish, representatives mislead, and that an alternative bill offering $15 matched by $15 could aid the elderly without draining funds. Moody ends with a vow to honor the aged and his personal limits.
An ad from John S. Gibson Drug Co promotes Adlerika for stomach gas causing heart pressure. It claims one dose clears gas and cleanses both upper and lower bowels.
Weekly notes from four local Girl Scout troops show training in homemaking first aid artcraft camping and news gathering. Troop One meets at First Methodist with a talk on what a girl scout should do and songs. Troop Three plans a future hike after repeating laws promises and songs. From John Sargent born in Florence to Scotland's shipbuilding and historic fur trade, the column sketches diverse facts.
New York Sun excerpt details Col. Edward M. House and Woodrow Wilson’s rift during the Paris peace era. Bob Davis relays a 1919 incident and Wilson’s private exit as a sign of strain, noting later events and the deaths of publisher Hernan Kohlsant and House.
Toki o Walter Tramy of Murfreebore and Claude Stuart were business visitors in Murfreeshors Saturday. H R Holt is confined to his home with typhoid. Mr and Mrs Buddy Cummins visited the late daughter Nancy’s family in Prescott. Various locals, including J T Harvie of Roy and Archie McLarty, traveled to Nashville or nearby towns for business or family.
McCaskill Me and Mrs Claude Bax of Stnad visited relatives here. Miss Eva Kelley spent the past weekend in Hot Springs. Miss Sue Anthony of Murfreyshore stayed with Mr and Mrs Graydon Anthony. Charles Petsetys made a business trip to Gould Find. Miss Willa Mae Reeves, teaching at Redfield, returned for a visit with her parents. Mrs J H Hampton returned home after visiting relatives in Smackover. Hogan of Cuntis visited here last weekend. Revolutionary struggles as TRIB undermined the Holy Alliance, 34 years earlier.
In Pulborough England a street lamp set beside an ancient tree sparked a long running clash between the parish council and the Chancetbury rural district council. The tree’s branches wrapped around the lamp, leading to repeated removal and pruning requests, with the rural council winning disputes at every stage and the matter unresolved after three years.
The original gag rules in the House of Representatives were adopted between 1036 and 1044 to bar anti slavery petitions. Henry Fielding, the English novelist, was once an itinerant justice of the peace for Westminster.
April meeting hosted by Mrs W J O Ste en with four new members Mrs A A Hamilton Mrs Doe Martin Mrs Smith and Mrs Hebert Martin. Visitors Mrs Rufus Anderson and Mrs Garden Vines attend. Pine needle baskets and buckskin rugs shown by Miss Melva Bullington. May meeting set for May 17 at Mrs Cordia Mom with Mrs Blackalone as devotional leader. Social hour refreshments provided by the group. The 80th Home Demonstration club organized April 29 193? at Mrs Sage home in Marlbenal area east of Blevins. officers listed. Demonstration on pine needle baskets by Miss Melva Bullington. May meeting with Mrs Yirtess. Note dates and names approximate. historic reference to 1782 first use of great seal noted.
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