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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
3
Self posture guidance warns readers to rely on a full length mirror to assess figure flaws. Instructions include correcting hollow in back and keeping shoulders back with chest raised. A five minute twice daily exercise lifts the last two spine links, drawing in the stomach and reinforcing an almost straight backbone.
The article advises practical coiffure choices over flashy, unusual styles. It cautions against grotesque or conspicuous hairdos and argues that most women should prefer simple, flattering styles that endure daily activities, hats, and wind while remaining fashion-appropriate.
Oak Grove small items show visits between families including Collier Ross England and Jones with multiple evenings spent at homes. H M Ross remains ill, Mrs Audrey Ross also on the sick list. A paragraph on hair fashion notes straight styles as flattering for most.
Weekly Sunday School Lesson on Jesus entering Jerusalem and being acclaimed as king. Explores the mob's shifting impressions, moral discernment, and Christ’s discipling power guiding readers to value true virtue over crowd reaction. Highlights contrast with later crucifixion and emphasizes spiritual discernment.
Jets Around Shower Claud Dodson and Luther Ellis did road work nearby on Monday. Mary and Brookie Nell Rogers returned home to visit relatives, as Mary finished teaching in Evening Shade and Brookie Nell heads back to Hope for high school. Fannie Arnold stays with Louie Rogers to help with grandson Jerry Glendon. Several neighbors shared visits at Harmon B. Sanford home and with the Rogers family. Jeff Wright attended a funeral near Rosston, and others dropped by homes across the area. Tir. Atkinson of Bodcaw and daught.
The standings show States League and Southern Association results with teams like Burton Ward, Atlanta, Birmingham, Little Rock, Knoxville, Nashville, New Orleans, Memphis, Chattanooga and Knoxville. American League games were rained out while National League games featured Boston, Chicago, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and St Louis with various scores.
Thursday through Sunday social rounds include Henry Reed’s family in Har d money and Mrs. Delia Atkinson with Gertrude. Visitors to Sherman home for Mrs. Algie Sherman’s critical condition include Ernest Ross Oak Grove, Lee England, Harold Sanford, Milton Rogers, and J. M. McWilliams. O J Phillips travels to Delight for seven sore crop strawberries. Jim Wright returns home after an auto accident injury.
Attorney Frank K. Nebeker was named to guide the government's case against Weirton Steel Company amid disputes over NTA related employee elections. Nebeker had recently won acquittals for defendants in alrimali tamptant cases and brings a record of courtroom success.
Old Liberty notes rain caused postponement of the weekly club meeting to an unspecified later date. Sunday visits feature multiple families such as Rosenbaum and Pardue groups. Local residents report church and social events including Sunday school at 9:45 and singing at 7 PM.
New Hope reportsSunday singings start, inviting all to join. Several locals attended a pie supper at Holly Grove Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Billing Mr Renee Arrington and Clarence Ross attended the Fifth Sunday meeting in Nevada county. Mrs Burke hosted a birthday dinner with a large crowd of relatives. In the afternoon friends from DeAnn joined for a singing session.
Detroit reports a four year high in April auto production with the Hudson Motor Car Company at 21000 units the Graham Paine Motors Company shipping 3060 units and the Cadillac Motor Company exceeding 2500 cars in its largest April month since 1902.
Mia J. A. Hightower of Carthage Texas says Thedford's Black Draught, a vegetable laxative, relieves her sick headaches caused by constipation. She notes a dose halts headaches within hours, replacing days of suffering. Children reportedly favored the product.
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