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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
4
A long list of social visits, guest announcements, and events from Hope and surrounding towns. Families travel for visits, graduations, and church events. noted are Mrs. Miles in Washington, Miss Perdue in town, and various singular gatherings at churches and local hotels.
Harmony Farmers are busy planting cotton in our community. Mr and Mrs Joe Daugherty were Hope viekers Saturday. The Misses Madla Huckabee and Harley spent Saturday night with Misses Onis and Edge Mitchell. Miss Bessie McWilliams was dinner guest Sunday of Miss Barnes and Beatrice Otwell. Edger and Farrel Mitchell called at Mr Otwell s in the afternoon. G H McMillen and family spent Sunday with Mack McMillen and family. Howard Reece and Wilburn Caudle called to see Miss Brooksey Nel Rogers Sunday afternoon. Sid Huff Milton Otwell G W McWilliams and Ray McWilliams were Hope visitors Saturday. J and Mrs Thurman Landes and baby daughter Bobby Jean spent a few days last week with their parents Mr and Mrs Thad Vines. Ray McWilliams called at the Geo McMillen home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Harold Sanford and family spent the weekend with relatives near Patmos.
A heavy rain swept through the area Saturday and Sunday lifting farming hopes for a plentiful harvest. George McMillan and family visited Max McMillan on Sunday. Miss Bessie McMillan spent Sunday with the Atwell family. The Hope rainfall prompted several locals to stay overnight in town. Herold Sanford and family paid a visit.
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in the Hinton vicinity. Mrs. John Reed and Mrs. Henry Fore were Hope shoppers Saturday. Harmon B. Sanford spent Saturday night with his son Silas and family in Hope. H Stevenson and son Weaver were Sunday callers. Mr. and Mrs. Manson Sanford and Rev. J. A Ward of Plymouth NL were Wednesday night visitors at H. B. Sanford's home, returning from Del Rio Texas after visiting their daughters for 10 days. Mrs. H. B. Sanford accompanied them to Hope Thursday morning and spent the day at Willis Dobbs, returning home that evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Bearden and their little son Glendon. Mrs. Nellie Leach and son Leo farming were Hope visitors from Friday evening until Sunday morning. Grady Reece and Milton Caudle were Hope visitors Saturday.
Clemson College extension service reports kudzu once used as ornamental shade now serves as pasture and hay forage. Agronomist L Jeffords notes kudzu thrives on poor soils yet yields best on fertile ground. livestock relish it in green and cured hay stages. It shows strong resistance compared with other legumes.
Hoover told the governors they must cut down expenses. The call signals a broad push for fiscal restraint as states face rising costs and tighter budgets.
Thursday and Perday nights the Serger Theatre presents a vaudeville program by Shover Breet School featuring songs, dancers, and jokes. The show showcases students and local talent, with a feature film connected to the bill starring Ney Carroll, Richard Arlen, and Pauline Frederick.
Sardis and neighboring residents are mentioned in a string of social notes. Families visit ill relatives, attend doctors visits, and host gatherings including Mrs. Berdley of Bodean, Mr. Dock Mayton, Mr. and Mrs. Cabe Jones of Patmos, and many others. The item records Sunday and Saturday visits and local social activity across the area.
The Ouachita river steamer will add a new boat named Moore under Captain Cook and keep the Ouachita with Captain Mulslen on titular trips. The Memphis waterway freight rate to Camden lowers costs as two weeks needed for the New Orleans Camden round trip. Captain Sam Cotton, veteran riverman and former first mate, has died after illness. his sons are rivermen.
Babe Stapp will drive a fin shaped racing car at the Indianapolis speedway this year. The design aims to improve stability on straightaways though experts question performance in the high speed turns. Stapp, recovering from a broken arm suffered at Ascot, vows to test the new car despite the injury.
Partial, garbled notes describe a batters throw distances and a broad field event. It mentions a 22 foot measure and a 100 foot throw with unclear subjects and outcomes. The text lacks coherent names, dates, or locations to form a full summary.
Burnsville North Carolina reports a deadly and violent incident connected to boxing era figures. A man named Nate allegedly choked a rival to death with bare hands during a disputed fight in an era of unverified records and sensational reporting.
Chicago report notes the Music of Natural History Museum displays a large rock python with visible hips and inner legs. Other snakes are said to possess hips as well, according to the fragment.
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