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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1932
Page
2
Mrs Nile Gatlowsy of Oak visits with Mr Gillow and Ed. Mirror May of Rocky Mound shares a Saturday business call at the Wrights. Melrose guests include Claud Laut and family with Ethel Callier. Su nday dinners feature Jack Conway, Winfred Wise, Walter Galloway, Pete Allen and Rothwell family.
Mrs. Matt Harris shows rapid improvement after a difficult week. Little Tilman Brooks, son of Floyd Brooks, listed as sick this week. Born to Lloyd Shackelford and wife a son on April 23. Mrs. Sammie Ferris, Fanny Philips, and Dorothy Nolen shopped in Prescott Tuesday. George Curtis visited Earl Yates Monday. Claude Freyburger traded in Prescott Friday. Ira Yarberry and Hignight from Hope passed through Sunday. R. C. Taylor family and Opal Yates shopped in Prescott Saturday. Young Nesbit of near Blevins visited Sunday. Eunice Stephens and children picnicked at McCaskill Sunday.
Jets Around Shower Fred Camp of the Hinton vicinity was a caller in this neighborhood Sunday evening. Grady Reece wife and son Howard were Sunday visitors of Mrs Reece’s mother Mrs Cameron near Bodcaw. Roy Hodges near Emmet spent Saturday night with Milton Orwell. The Laseter boys Cecil and Hoyet hosted a party at Shoyer Springs Saturday night with local youths attending. Harold Sanford and family visited Milton Caudle’s home Saturday night and Sunday. Milton Orwell H B Sanford and Harold Sanford Milton Caudle and Grady Reece went Hope goers Saturday. Mrs Dal Arnold taken to the gulls Chester hospital in Hope Monday. Mrs Jeff Mitchell and sons visited with daughter Mrs Eura Rogers of Mt Pleasant Saturday night. George McMillan and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Nellie Leach and Mr and Mrs Jim Dickk insor. Milton Rogers went to Hope Friday night to have a tooth extracted. Mrs P P Orwell Sunday afternoon caller at H B Sanford’s. Mr and Mrs J R Gray spent Sunday night at Harold Sanford’s. Harley Vines spent Monday night with the Mitchell girls. Mrs Ella Hodnett Thad Vines and family and Hermut Mitchell and wife were in Hope Monday. Mrs Hodnett delivered cotton in Hope Monday. Residents urge Judge Higgas Son or a representative to inspect county roads for needed repairs.
Cleveland reports a shift in demand as lumber once used for bridges now feeds the rise in bridge tables and toys. Max Myers, president of the National American Wholesale Lumber Association, notes recordkeeping shows home construction slowing while the bridge craze fuels widespread wood use.
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