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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1938

Page

3

Savings Accounts Show an Increase in Arkansas

Savings accounts in Arkansas insured associations rise per the Federal Home Loan Bank of Little Rock monthly report for April. By Jan 1, 1993, the associations lent $1,161,706 to 12 Arkansas homeowners with strong repayment, adding funds and anticipating seasonal loan demand for new homes.

Little Rock Arkansas Federal Home Loan Bank of Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hope Ark Theank

Mouse in car drives woman out in startled moment

A cyclist in London watches a red sedan stop abruptly as a woman exits in panic and points inside. He glimpses a mouse in the car, pulls it out, and the odd scene ends with no injuries reported. In Petersburg, veteran railroad worker Flat Bill Hogan retires after 48 years on duty, having driven a locomotive the equivalent of 86 world trips without a fatal accident.

London F. Petersburg Bill Hogan

Little Bo-Peep Cast of Characters Promotes Laissez Faire

Cecile Dione in pannier gown stars in a dainty play lacking a real villain. A shepherd’s croak provides conflict while critics praise its moral depth. The piece promotes laissez faire philosophy, urging things to sort themselves. Next week features Hickory Dickory Dock.

Cecile Dionne Shephard Cecile Hickory Dickory Dock

Hope Area Social Roundup Features Local Visits

Washington D C residents Maggie and Jewell Smith return home after a two week visit. Dozens of neighbors and friends from Hope, Nashville, Camden, Tyler, Ardmore, Columbus and Fulton are noted in a social roundup with visits, birthdays, and a hospital bedside vigil at Hot Springs Army Navy hospital.

Maggie Smith Jewell Smith Washington, D. C Luke Monroe Texarkana George Steele Nashville C. C. Stuart J. A. Wilson C. M. Williams W. HL. Etter J.C. Williams Ouachita Presbyterial Hot Springs Letha Frazier Ella Gold J. Bouldoon J. M. May M. W. Ditty Stephens Lyle Brown Arkadelphia W. RK. Pruitt Gertrude S. E. McPherson Bobby Camden Guy Watkins Reece Arrington Hope D. Watkins Watkins Emily Watkins June Pinegar Billy van Hayes Tyler Sexs Sadie Eb, White Ardmore Columbus Okla Olander Beck the Palmas High School Buddy Stuart Joe Booker Beard's Lake J. P. Byers Nelly Jean Forrest Wilson W. H. Stingley

Strike Threatens If Railroads Cut Wages

Washington report says the Railway Labor Executives Association warned a nationwide strike would follow wage cuts by railroad management. They cited potential federal loan changes and urged upholding existing pay, warning such reductions could crush the rail industry and pull other sectors into a broader economic crisis.

Washington Labne Wisens Congress Margient Wagner Derm N.Y Senate Wagner Mittee Hailway Labor Executives Association Americ Kellway

Afternoon church meetings and missionary reports

Church notes report Presbyterian Auxiliary study led by Mrs B A Hartsfield on The Christianity the World Needs with prayer to close. Baptist W M S hears program Sheaves with Rejoicing in Japan and plans Mizpah. Methodist Missionary Society to serve dinner for Washington candidates. Young People meet next Sunday. buses will bring rural youth to church programs.

B. A. Hartsfield Lee A. Solt St. Louis Stuart Joha Fender Jackson Missionary Societ Washington Methodist Church Methodist Womans Missionary Society J.P. Dugger CL. Williams

Forestry Meeting at Station Farm

Twelve Southwest Arkansas counties gathered for a full day at the University of Arkansas Fruit and Tree Experiment Station to discuss proper forest land management. G W Ware noted the event with District Agent L Basher presiding. speakers included C C Randell W R Mattoon MoH Bruner and Waldo Fraiser. an afternoon group discussion and timber management demonstration followed to emphasize tinder management.

Farm Bureau Forestry Southwest Arkansas University of Arkansas Fruit and Triere Crane G. W. Ware L. ©. Basher Agricultural Extention C. C. Randell Extension Se College of Agriculture University of Arkansas W. R. Mattoon Extension Forester Forest Service Washington, D.C Moh. Bruner Waldo Frasier Arkansis Farr Frederick J. Shullay

Inspirational Comments Close Pibie Study Meeting

Mrs Williams led a closing prayer after the Genesis study session. Immediately after, Mrs W W Swan escorted local children to sing for the fourth Sunday young people's meeting to be held at the Methodist church next Sunday. Children from town urged to attend daily practice at the church at 4 o clock.

Williams W. W. Swan

Timber Stands Protected From Fire In Forest Inspection

A meeting reviewed protecting timber stands from fire including saw logs, poles, and piling while culling inferior trees for pulpwood. The inspection trip toured forest plantations on the experiment station grounds with species such as loblolly pine, cottonwood, and black locust.

Mind Your Manners Test on Wedding Etiquette

A quiz on proper wedding protocol covers cards on displayed gifts, bridesmaids flowers, ushers, and family roles. It presents answers: yes for taste on gift cards. bridesmaids hold flowers evenly. husbands of matron of honor may serve as ushers. a bride’s brother of suitable age may be asked to usher. a bridegroom may have his father as best man.

A Thought No nin uis Pleases

A cryptic line explains a choice made by an unnamed subject, hinting at personal preference and discretion in a private decision. The fragment references a C. Simmons and suggests the speaker seeks autonomy in placement or action.

C. Simmons

State saves big on bond discount in purchase plan

LITTLE ROCK The State Hefund Jig Boned authorized expenditure to purchase bonds before maturity with par value 22780040, aiming for a saving of 197,809.17. Refunding Supervisor Ryan said the saving was the largest yet, with prior state purchases yielding 230,636.36.

Little Rock CLTL Ryan Wie Ronedhalders Cueseiay

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