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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1935
Page
5
A lyrical reflection on color and nature opens the page, followed by local social news. Selected residents share weekend trips, hospital birth announcements, and funeral arrangements. Community groups meet at churches and clubs, with plans for Mother’s Day programs and May events.
A Pittsburgh advertisement by Dr. Vitor W. Eisenstion notes a link between patients words and unpaid medical bills. He observes mild phrases imply small debts, stronger distrust hints at larger sums, and fierce insistence signals substantial amounts owed over long periods.
Congressional leaders announced they would send the inflationary Patman bonus bill to President Roosevelt with renewed hope of an override. Attendees at the conference cited support from Veterans of Foreign Wars and the National Union for Social Justice, while Republicans urged alternatives like the Vinson cash payment plan if the veto held. Inflation concerns and telegrams on the bill flooded Roosevelt’s desk as efforts continued.
The Independent Theater Owners of Arkansas ended their two day convention after actress Jean Harlow refused a fan call from a sorority group at the University of Arkansas. Fayet teville theater manager blamed the star’s attitude and prompted a formal protest. The group vowed to skip Harlow pictures while the owners considered action, signaling fan sentiment versus studio policy.
Mr Stanley notes corn drought risk and promotes grain sorghum and cowpeas as late planting options. He urges diversifying the Gam program to grow food and feed locally, protecting against dry spells and reducing farm losses in Stempstead County.
May 10 1920 Hope column notes Citizens National Bank deposits 208780.09 and several local ads including Regal Shoes Crown bicycles Indies Lisle Hose and International Maremster parts. The New Grand Theater shows Flames of the Flesh and A Regular Girl. Elks Baseball beat Mineral Springs 4 10 at North Elm park. An auto collision injures no one. Several political announcements, Chamber of Commerce officers, and local social notes conclude the item.
Farmers enjoy clear weather as residents share Sundays visiting Red River and relatives and friends gather for meals and church related events. Local couples and families from the area spent Sunday with kin around Fulton and near Hope with guests included Byers, Smith, Rogers, Collier, Huckabee, Reed, Walker and others amid a church show and quilting group.
Elizabeth Ross Circle of the Presbyterian Auxiliary notes Mrs. Gus Haynes returned from Little Rock where she attended the State Board of the Baptist church. Mrs. R. M. Briant left for a several weeks stay in Mineral Wells Texas. Lloyd Spencer of Okalona was in Hope this week. Mrs. Henry Hitt left to visit relatives in Prescott.
Donald Joe of Hope Mr Merrell Huckabe and Mrs Roger called on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ha Laseter were seen in the greeting circle. Mrs eter is rich. We hope to seek her recovery or see her well again.
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