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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1939
Page
5
A fragment of a religious verse about divine grace and strength increasing with burdens and trials, echoing scriptural phrases from songs and Jude. The text appears as a devotional line with broken words and punctuation, referencing Morey and biblical citations.
Selected Misselon Joanette visits Paris and Clarksville Texas with relatives and friends. Mrs Fred R Harrison of Philadelphia attends social meeting of Bay View Reading club in Hotel Bulow. Mrs J E Brewer visits Abilene returning from Baltimore. Charletes and women chairs plan 0:30 meeting at Mrs J C Carlton East Third street with rehearsals at Mrs Garrett Story West Second. Cosmopolitan club moves to 2:00 at Mrs Bluford Chaney Rettig Apartment attend Landscape meeting at Experiment Station.
The article discusses how parents may prefer launching daughters into business over debutante society. Princeton graduate Worton Gill Clark compares debutantes and working girls, arguing that working girls gain real skills, manners as necessity in business, and better marriage prospects with ambitious men. He notes debutantes often marry playboys and may not stay married.
Baldwin, president of Missouri Pacific, said tax subsidies to road and other public transport are the real cause of railroads' troubles. Speaking at the freight claims division annual meeting, he argued railways bear costs while highways and waterways are publicly subsidized.
London The British Broadcasting Corporation will begin teaching English to Arabs. Six lessons will air on successive Tuesdays via Arabic short wave transmissions featuring a dialogue between Alfred and his English friend Charles.
Woodmen of the World lodge in Hope marks its 44th anniversary Friday night. Organized in 1898 with 12 charter members, four survive: Dr. J. Weaver J. A. Sullivan Syd G. Reed and W. B. Porterfield. John Ridghill notes a 25 year tenure as financial secretary and an anniversary program headed by Albert Graves with state manager Ragland Homer Bearden and Tom Adams. A degree team will initiate 44, completing the President's Recognition Campaign.
Article describes a smark jacket ensemble for spring and summer, focusing on Pattern 8496 with a bloused bodice and wide shouldered bolero. It notes fabric options silk print and crepe, suggests accessories, and gives sizing details for Pattern 8486 with yards required. The Spring and Summer Pattern Book offers 32 pages of designs, price details, and order instructions from Hope Star Pattern Bureau in Chicago.
Washington Senator Byrd challenged Roosevelt spending ideas, calling debt expansion dangerous and noting persistent unemployment, rising relief rolls, and slow business growth after six years of Eccles spending for recovery. He warned that internal debt will burden future generations even as he disputes the policy of direct federal grants.
In Tallin Estonia the Dome Church allocates family pews enclosed by windows that open or close to reflect whether the sermon is lively or dull. This design aims to engage families by visually signaling sermon intensity.
University of Arkansas medical school works to regain an AMA A rating by taking charge of Little Rock's city hospital. A tentative agreement, endorsed by University President Futrell and city officials, would provide annual funding and per bed payments, contingent on a $300,000 legislative appropriation for the biennium beginning July 1.
In Hoquiam Washington amateur weather prophets face embarrassment as the city’s rain derby tallies the first quarter. The gauge records 32.98 inches since January 1, far above many forecasts. The winner, Mrs. C A Shaw from Providence Rhode Island, guessed 2.97 inches.
Olive Robertson argues that shy children need time and respect to emerge their own way. She cautions against pressuring them and shares stories of neighbor Martie who gained confidence when unintruded upon. The piece blends advice with brief factual notes on growth and health.
Governor Carl E. Bailey said a vote on the sales tax could occur within 18 days after an election call, disputing claims that 30 days were needed. June is the filing deadline for petitions. Bailey noted valid petitions would not halt tax collections until July 1, and he gave no firm plan to call an election.
Bruce Catton contends that moving the aquarium to interior department space is a minor issue for Ickes. He notes the basement of the new Interior building may become a show spot as Ickes showcases department activities in Washington.
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