19 May 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1934
Page
1
Fragmentary notice references The Starhuring building at 212 214 Walnut Street Hope and an appeal to deliver a herald from false reports. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but location and address are evident.
Washington columnist Rooney Dutcher reviews intraparty friction around the NRA, highlighting Darrow and Sinclair in a power struggle over board leadership and code enforcement. He notes a 2900 percent profit claim in a munitions firm and discusses Russia-United States tensions over Kerensky debt and trade barriers.
Olive argues for foresight in planning youth education, weighing liberal arts versus career courses, and stresses preparation, clear study paths, and practical skills like shorthand and typing. She urges colleges to cooperate with parents, reduce confusion, and emphasize real work and etiquette.
The Rocky Mound 4-H club met at the local school at 10 30 Monday with strong attendance. Members express satisfaction with progress and anticipate the next gathering. A club party is planned for June 6 at Mixy Helen Fincher's home with Miss Griffin and Mr Stanley expected.
Mrs Rubi Holderness Miss Crock ett and Sidney Holderness of Little Rock were guests of Mr and Mrs R C Stuart. Several families from Hope Texarkana Conway and Hot Springs hosted relatives and friends Sunday including J S Wilson Sr J R Autrey and Mary Gaines Autrey toured Waco, Willard Anderson visited Hope, and others from Ashdown Vivian Shreveport and McNab joined family gatherings statewide.
Donna Gannien and Madeline Siddal, known as The Gabriel Slatexm, navigate a circus tour toward New Orleans. Madeline fears yellow is bad luck while Con trains Lucy the Bengal tigress, testing their bond as plans for a vaudeville act weigh on their marriage. Madeline encounters Ned Trafford in New Orleans, facing past danger as the circus life presses on.
Twenty five years old Will Cantley visited Prescott on Thursday with Mrs H. 3 FP Garrett and daughter Miss Heva spent yesterday in Texarkana. R G Merse visited Fulton yesterday. Dr C E Gassnly appointed postmaster at Binges in this county. J A Sullivan traveled to Murfreesboro Pike county Thursday to inspect brick building erections. Miss Mable Claire Gokl and La Verne Wilson of Washington shopped at Hope today. Dr P B Carrigan visited Ashdown yesterday. Mamie Pwitchell spending today in Nashville. Miss Gertrude Ware of Pine Bluff spent yesterday in this city with her relatives Ma and Mrs George Ware.
Green Laseter and families from Shoyer Springs visited Mrs. Mary Putnam and Mrs. Leslie Parte. Mrs. Lewallen is recovering from surgery at Josephine hospital. Bedside care for Frank Bailey continues. Dorothy Faye Cumbie hosted a birthday picnic with friends. The Green Loseter home demonstration club met May 9 at J. W. Cumbie’s with soap and cheese making demo by Helen Griffin and plans for a June 13 meeting at Mrs. Amc Wollt’s home.
Windswept styles dominate this season with clean windblown backs and wide waves. Small tight curls remain practical and in place, while unobtrusive jeweled clips enhance daytime and evening looks. A high side part and backward sweep create volume, with rows of tiny curls around the ears and back, secured by a slender jeweled comb.
The article argues against cutting the cuticle and promotes backing it away with towels after washing. It advocates using cuticle oils or remover, a new cream, and a cotton wrapped orange stick to soften and separate the cuticle for a neat, well groomed appearance.
J Mrs Marvin Dudley of Bturmos visits with her mother Mrs G Shepperson. Miss Milrud Jolingan visits at Titths Musk, sharing a moment with friends and neighbors.
Pu laski county grand jury returned four indictments after a six hour probe into a $21,744 state refund to four road districts tied to Little Rock figures. Urey Haden of Jonesboro is named among those charged. proceedings resume June 5 as the court reviews refund records. Witnesses included State Comptroller Griffin Smith and A C Broadaway, with other named officials and lawyers linked to the case.
Sheriff John L. Wilson will sell at public auction on June 2 1934 between 9 am and 3 pm at the courthouse front door Washington Hempstead County Arkansas the east half of the northeast quarter section 22 the southwest quarter northeast quarter section 22 the southeast quarter section 22 the northwest quarter section 23 the west half of the southwest quarter section 23 the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 23 the east half of the northeast quarter section 27 all in township 12 south range 25 west and other listed parcels in Hempstead County on three months credit with bonds and approved security.
The Star prints political notices authorized to reel candidates or actions in the Democratic primary. In August 1994, the listings outline official candidate items and related election actions.
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