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21 May 1932
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Hope Star in Hope, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1932
Page
1
The Philosophy of Vagrant Slum on the Waterfront
A fragmentary reflection on life near New 2 city waterfront. A resident expresses a restless, humane philosophy about love, poverty, and resilience, noting fleeting moods yet persistent work as daily life continues and voices a simple, candid view of existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New 2 City-Dutup
Aesaare
Éatimill
Wwe
Japanese Situation Deepens Military Power in Japan
The fragment discusses the post murder of Premier Iu ng in Japan and the rise of a fire-eating militarist clique. It notes the group’s entrenched influence over government and its role in the Man ila and Shanghai ventures, warning of a more menacing Orient as it consolidates power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Iung
Manila
Shanghai
Orient
A Great Difference in the Bosses Public Utilities Lesson
A wealthy New Yorker born into privilege holds director posts in about 60 corporations yet starts at 60 cents an hour with the utilities firms he oversees. Observers praise his energy but question how a man with security can truly learn hands-on work, fearing a widening gulf between management and workers if the job vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siilonaire
Demish Ackehoyd
Susan
Ernest Hrath
Eat
Dob
New York
Soens
Bob
Mr. Duntur
Jason
Hal
Montana
Stjlegangs
Susqu
Lortune
Barby
Local notes from Lake Green area greet visitors and travels
Thirty years ago Lake Green residents welcomed guests with short visits. Mrs Mary McFaddin visited friends in Texarkana. Miss Tulse Barton visited friends in Arkadelphia. SS Moore left Thursday for Fayetteville to engage in the livery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Green
Mary McFaddin
Texarkanna
Tulse Barton
Arkadelphia
SS. Moore
Thurddsy
Fayetteville
Wedding Announcement Mary Yates and Clarence Earl Black
Ten years ago Mary Yates and Clarence Earl Black of Los Angeles announced their wedding. The ceremony was held on May 9 1922 in Los Angeles. R V L Montgomery of Lewisville visited the city today and Mesdames Arnold McMath and Jewell were due back tonight from Hot Springs after attending a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Yates
Clarence Earl Black
Los Angeles
Cal
Mile Hanrietta
Sara
Earl- Black
Rvl
Montgomery
Lewisville
New Capitol Hotel
John H. Arnold
J. D.’ McMath
Horace Jewell
Hot Springs
Local Visitors And Weekend Notes From The Community
Mr Nebo and Mr and Mrs Asa Jester visited Mr and Mrs Harvey McClellan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jack Kent visited in the vicinity Sunday. A P Powell hauled ties near Lewisville Tuesday when his truck striped gears and turned over. He was taken to Julia Chester hospitalst Hope with a broken leg and two broken ribs. Mr and Mrs Joe Munn were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs J H Burns. Mrs R L Williams and her two sons Sebern and Darmon spent Saturday with Mrs Ollie Formby. F A Burnham Harrell Burns Emory Jones and S Powell spent Saturday evening on Old River and brought back fish. Mr and Mrs C McClellan and Miss Carrie McClellan visited Luther ena and family near Falcon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Jester
Harvey McClellan
Jack Kent
A. P. Powell
Lewisville
Julia Chester
Hope
Joe Munn
J. H. Burns
R. L. Williams
Sebern
Darmon
Ollie Formby
F. A. Burnham
Harrell Burns
Emory Jones
S. ©. Powell
Old River
C. ©. McClellan
Carrie McClellan
Lutherena
Falcon Sunday
Oak Grove Notes of Sunday Visits and Social Guests
Clarence Sparks and family spent Sunday with R. £ May and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mullens with Burl Ross and Leo Cailler visited Harlen Sanders. Mrs. Jule Flantz and children called on Mrs. Frank Mullens. Floyd Jones and Burl Ross attended a Green Darnton musical near Bodva w. C. M. Sanders and Ernest Ross families visited Elbert Jones. D. M. Collier and family visited Jim Skinner. Dinner guests included Blanche and Cathereen Hoes, Walter Lee Allen, Harvie Allen, and Lee England. Miss Marl Ross hosted Sunday. Miss Jewell Ross stayed with Delra Sparks. Ludie Allen stayed with Blanche Ross. Frank Jones of Shower Springs visited Elbert Jones. Delora Sparks stayed with Jewell Ross. Mrs. Frank Coats of Dallas and Mary Sue visited. Benie Jones visited Mrs. Charlie Williams. Roy Collier and family visited G. M. Partell. Lois Pertell stayed with Green Darmon. Tom England was Autrey Wilson’s dinner guest. Lester Mullens visited Ome l Shurm. Hattie Jackson stayed with Burl Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sparks
May
Lester Mullens
Burl Ross
Leo Cailler
Harlen Sanders
Jule Flantz
Frank Mullens
Floyd’ Jones
Hattie Jackson
Green 'Darnton
Bod Vaw
C. M. Sanders
Ernest Ross
Elbert Jones
D. M. Collier
Jim Skinner
Blanche
Cathereen
Hoes
Walter Lee Allen
Harvie Allen
Lee England
Marl Ross
Jewell
Ross
Delra Sparks
Ludie Allen
Blanche Ross
Frank Jones
Shower Springs
Delora Sparks
Jewell Ross
Frank Coats
Dallas
Tow
Mary Sue
Hollis Mullens
Benie Jones
Charlie Williams
Roy Collier
No Low Flying Over Olympic Stadiums In LA
Los Angeles reports new Air Commerce rules require airmen to maintain more than 1000 feet above all open air stadiums and competition areas during the Olympic period from July 30 to August 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Spring Brook Sunday Socials Wide Attendance
The report notes a well attended singing event at Spring Brook on Sunday night. Several families from Hope and Providence visited relatives in the area, including Miss Audia McKamie, Mrs. J. Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross, Mrs. Malone, and others. Numerous Sunday visits occurred among the Calhoons, Rogers, Terry, Wilsons, and Robins ons, with shared meals and greetings throughout the afternoon and weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audia McKamie
Hope
J. Terry
Eugene Jones
Lee Ross
Jones
Elmer Calhoon
Liberty
Malone
Jack Terry
Terry Sundsyke
John Rogers
Providence
Rogers
John Allen
Robinson
Ban Wilson
Gladys
Earl Wilson
Alvie Calhoun
Mus. Malone
Relatives attend services and family visits over weekend
The text notes various relatives visiting and attending church and social events. Mrs Tei aS BE migeu ee gil tt Girnete joined Sunday services with her son Mofree Martin and family near Rocky Mound. Rev camer and wife accompanied by Mi Be 2 Bellah attended a zone meeting at Hope Thursday. Hugh Garner and families spent Sunday with Mrs Porterfield’s parents, Mr and Mrs Meadows. T M Honea hosted dinner with his father and sister Frenk Honea and daughter. Chester May and family and Lester Kent and wife visited O. C. prints recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whideon
Tom Clavie
Meshou
Ein Fe
Tei
Bunday
Prescott Yeni
Mofree
Martin
Rocky Mound
Camer
Hope
Porterfield
Hugh Garner
New Hope Church Notes and Local Visits
Sunday services at New Hope were led by Brother Thompson with strong attendance. Horace Bumpurs and family and Eddie Sutton and family attended nearby. George Schooley and wife visited daughter Jessie in Star City. Residents report good crops but need rain, with church attendance steady and a recent singing event well received. New hymn books are now available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Thompson
Horace Bumpurs
Eddie Sutton
Jackstones
George Schooley
Jessie
Star City
DeAnn Sundey
New Carburetor Free Engine Hits Market
New York reports a carburetor free airplane engine now on sale. Fuel is injected into the crankcase by a set of pumps activated by springs and cams. Gasoline is forced into the cylinders at high pressure and atomized for combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss Rogers Hosts Sunday Guests from Liberty and Community
The Misses Rogers welcomed Sunday visitors Miss Unita Calhoon of Liberty and Miss Estell Bradford of the community. Guests enjoyed the party hosted by Mrs. Malone Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Unita Calhoon
Liberty
Estell Bradford
Malone
Community Notes From Bodcaw and Surrounding Areas
Harmony Mr and Mrs Smith of Bodcaw and mother Mrs George Rusgall visited daughter Mrs Kar mit Mitchell on Sunday. Onis and Edger Mitchell stayed Friday night with Mrs Hilla Hodnett. J W and Ray McWilliams attended church at Shower Springs Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Burneal and Beatrice Ol iwell visited Miss Bessie McMillen on Sunday. Bessa McMillen and her brother Herman were Saturday guests of sister Mrs Joe Daugherty. Harey Vines and Milton Rogers attended singing at Bodean Sunday night. A group enjoyed a ball game at Geo McMillen home Sunday afternoon. Nellie Leach and son George visited Hope Friday. Orville Mitchell spent the weekend visiting near Badcaow. Mrs Mack McMilens is on the sick list. Hopes for quick recovery. Several from the community visited Hope Saturday. J W McWilliams brother from near Stamps spent a few hours with him Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Thad Vines visited Mr and Mrs Merrion Huckabee of Shower Springs Sunday. Milton Rogers Sum Vines Vila and Alma Dean Arnold went to Lewisville Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daugherty
Harey Vines
Milton Rogers
Bodean
Geo. McMillen
Nellie Leach
George
Hope
Orville Mitchell Spen
Badcaow
Mack McMilens
k.Willimeré
J. Wi MoWilliama
Istamps
Thad Vines
Merrion Huckabee
Shower Springs
Sum Vines
Vila
Alma Dean Arnold
Lewisville
Weather and social call in Guernsey Sunday morning
Garlen Grant of Guernsey called to Raymond Cordeluls Sunday morning as people enjoy the fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlen Grant
Guernsey
Tohn Raymond Cordeluls
Arnett and McBay Families Visit and Attend Ball Game
Aubin and Mamie Lee Arnett visited W L Cornelius and family Sunday morning. W J McBay, Miss Lillie Maud McBay, and Mr and Mrs W L Cornelius went to the Red River ball game. Finley Gilbert of Fulton and Mrs Alice Finley visited Mrs. Alice Finley early week. Ben McBay spent Saturday night with his parents, as did W J McBay with his family. Pearl Cornelius called on Mrs Ann Knots Monday. Alice Finley visited Mrs Caude McCall last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubin
Mamie Lee Arnett
W. L. Cornelius
Family
W. J. McBay
Lillie Maud Mce Bay
W. L. Cornelis Wen
Red River
Finley Gilbert of
Fulton
Alice Finley
Ben McBay
Pearl Cornelius
Ann Knots
Love and marriage dilemmas swirl in small-town tale
Susan faces pressure from Bob s father and a tempting offer from wealth as she questions happiness with poverty. A difficult choice looms after a lie to protect Bob s prospects and a late-night meeting with Ray shifts thoughts toward risk, vows, and a dream of freedom.
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