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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1935

Page

5

First Baptist and Clara Lewthorp Host Evening Gatherings

Community events announce a First Baptist Sunday evening at 7 40 to 10 30 at Rev W R Rogers home Pere street and Clara Lewthorp chapter C of Mel Tuesday meeting at their director Mrs R T White with Miss Audrey McAdams Frances Yorum Margaret Slams Mary Cornelin Holloway and Marion Smith as hostesses. Officers elected for the coming year include Evelyn Brunat president Busy Dorothy Hearc vice president Mary Della White pressuver Katherine Line recording secretary. Guests include Mrs Farrin Green and Mrs Chas Maynes.

A.C. Kolb Pantor WR. Rogers Iin Periedel Jefal- Nowlin Evelyn Brunat Fies Buisy Dorothy Hear c Mary Della Halloway Dee Cording Katherine Line

Home Club Meeting at Liberty Debuts New Members

The Liberty Old Home Demonstration Club met May 24 with 15 attendees including 1 member and 2 new additions. Miss Griffin led a picture framing and chair upholstering demonstration and announced a dress and house dress contest set for July in Guernsey. The next meeting will be at Mr E R Calboos home June 28 for a talk on sidad making.

Liberty Old Liberty Home Joe Mooty Guy Hicks Devalidal Juanita Calhoon Griffin Guernsey Miss Griffin E.R. Calboos

Replant Gardens Injured by Rains

Efforts to recover damaged gardens proceed after heavy rains caused losses to crops. Miss Hele Griffin notes replanting as soon as conditions permit and says many plants can still mature despite the setbacks from storm or insect injury.

Ceuney Hele Griffin Guilefin Ciel Miss Griffio

Laddie Comes to Saenger Thursday

A school matinee will be held Thursday at Saenger theater. The feature film Laddie stars John Beal as the romantic lead with Gloria Stuart as the princess and Donald Crisp supporting. The production aims for heartwarming drama with Jane’s touch and James’s vigor, promising a memorable screen romance.

Saenger Theater Laddie Gene Stratton_Porter Rko-Radio Sparde Jave Dimama John Beal Katharine Hepburn Little Minister Tuy Ahilsty Glevia Stuart Sterling Pkevers Donald Crisp

Unclear agricultural tips on crops and pests

Fragmentary notes discuss planting sweet potatoes and other crops with assurances of suitable weather. It mentions obtaining hot gond stells, using Hylcon bran mush for gardens, and eradicating culwarins before replanting. Aimed at tomatoes and stellar crops, with a reference to Miss Gesifin stent.

Roosevelt and New Deal Split Debate Shapes 1930s Politics

The piece outlines liberal critics of Roosevelt warning against the New Deal and arguing the president must stay the course. It notes Chamber of Commerce opposition, Rupur's Business Advisory Council, and rising liberal voices in White House circles. It discusses potential third party splits, Huey Long, Al Smith, and the American Liberty League as forces shaping the 1930s political landscape.

Roreevelt Romsevelt Hee U.S. Chamber of Commerce Rupur Business Advisory Council White Roosevelt Fureus Tochiil Toariess Ltl Hennevelt Senite Yiel Tigkel Huey Bowes Reid al Smith G. C. Pape Kuri Bath Democratic Ibiga Lew Googles American Liberty League Rousevelt American Federation of Labor

Faculty Meeting at First Baptist Church Schedule

Officers and teachers of the First Baptist Church Sunday school gather for a midweek faculty meeting at 7 PM to discuss planned changes in teaching plans and stray service details. The pastor leads a Acts study during the regular service and a reception for Mrs Kell follows Thursday evening from 7 to 10 open to all.

Schour Im Haner A. C. Kelh Littles Stock Kell State Hospital

Mrs W Whipple 84 Dies at DeAnn in Arkansas

Mrs Salie Whipple 84 widow of Dr Hy W Whipple died at home in DeAnn after years of frailty. Known as Aunt Sallie she lived in Jakajones DeAnn and Holly Grove areas. Burial was Holly Grove cemetery with Rev J L Cannon and Rev Rogers presiding. Survived by nephews and nieces including J C Timberlake E R Timberlake H W Timberlake M P Timberlake I L Delaney and Mrs BE Brewer plus others in Louisiana and Washington neighborhoods.

Salie Whipple Hy. W. Whipple DeAnn Community Sallie Holly Grove J. L. Cannon Prescott Methodist Church Rogers Emspett Church Whipple J. C. Timberlake Sallie Timberlake

1934 Certificates Should Be Exchanged

Cotton producers urged to turn all 1934 tax-exemption certificates to County Agent Frank J. Hill in Hope for re issuance and exchange for usable 1935 crop tax exemption certificates. Hill said producers are instructed to bring certificates to facilitate the exchange and future tax relief.

Hope Frank J. Hill My. Hill

P T A Meeting at Blevins Illinois P T A program

The Helmpstead county council of Parent Teachers Association held a school of instruction at the Blevins Ingleshood building on Wednesday May 24. The program included registration devotional service talks on child influence and national convention report, business meeting and by law approval. The next meeting will be in McCaskill in September. Also noted is a statistic claiming about 3000000 worth of buggy whips purchased annually in the U.S.

Blevins Helmpstead County Scouncl of Parenit-Teachers » Association Blevins Inglehood Dorothy Sevedge McCaskill W. D. Peter DeQueen Bryan Goodman de. Queen Velma Shaffer Misa Vernice Brice Pearl Williamson DeQueen Freeident Chas Thomas McCoskill Houston Guernsey Herbert M. Stephens Pee

Black-Draught Promoted For Bowel Relief By Mrs Springer

An Oklahoma reader Mrs Luvena One Springer endorses Thedford's Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative to ease constipation and improve wellbeing. The testimonial claims it clears sluggish feelings and freshens the body.

Thedford

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