Local Notices and Rates From Rope Arkansas Post Office
The notice lists second class matter at the Hobe post office and details subscription rates for tributes and memorials. It states rates for advance memorials, with six months due at 2.75 and one year at 5.00, and notes mail terms for Hempstead Nevada Miller and LaFayette counties and other areas, plus dispatch and reproduction reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taaret
Hobe
William
Byscity
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
County highway program aims for all weather road buildout
The Star reports on county efforts to fund a yearly all weather road project as part of a broader highway program. It notes political and economic support from former organizations and calls for cooperative effort nationwide. The state program shows continued progress. Tax reform and more efficient government via expenditure leadership are emphasized.
Vote No or Yes? A Citizens Plea on Ballot Proposals
A critical editorial argues voters face many proposed acts and amendments. It questions the value of sweeping laws versus personal responsibility in shaping legislation. The piece urges careful consideration at the polls while warning against overreliance on quick legal fixes.
Roosevelt Era Editorial Analyzes 1930s Political Shift
The piece discusses Roosevelt prospects after a 1930-31 East trip, predicting Democratic gains and a potential Pennsylvania shift away from Republicans. It weighs relief limits, the Hoover era debt rise, Farm Board losses, and a demand for bold reforms to restore profitability and curb borrowing.
Notable quotes from Schwab and Davies on progress and ice
The excerpt cites Charles M. Schwab praising future industrial progress and Marion Davies joking about gaining weight from soda ice. Both remarks reflect public figures commenting on trends and personal habits during a era of modernity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
Steel Mag
Belloc Napoleonic Portrait and Other Reviews
New York notices review Hilaire Belloc's Napoleon a brisk survey praising vivid battle scenes though noting missing citations and occasional sweeping statements. The column also discusses Frank Swinnerton Catherine Carswell and Ewinnerton novels and D. H. Lawrence letters as shown in The Savage Pilgrimage.
Van Doren Publishes Oxford Book of American Prose
The Compilers Mark Van Doren offers The Oxford Book of American Prose as a companion to Quiller-Couch’s English Harvesting. The editor notes prose selection is harder than poetry and aims for excerpts that stand alone. Fifteen O Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories appear in the current collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark van Doren
Arthur Quiller- Couch
van Doren
Dyereer
Weiner roast held despite warm day in school trip
Jack Frost did not supply cold weather for the occasion but the 8B and TA classes with Miss Grace Mad son sponsored a weiner roast near the Washington highway. Attendees included Evelyn Brint Kathryn Franks Marporie Waddle Mary Nell Carter Charles Briant James McLarty Henry Taylor Dulcie Dee Compton Charlotte Agee Beden Seerest Helen McAdams Evelyn Muldrow Wanda Collins Enola Alexander Franklin McLarty and Herbert Reynerson. The 8B and 7A grades boast top attendance and no tardies for last month with 93 and 98 percent and 8B starting this month at 100 percent. The group has supported the football team by buying more game tickets than any other junior high room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Miss Grace Madson
Washington Highway
Evelyn Brint
Kathryn Franks
Marporie Waddle
Mary Nell Carter
Charles Briant
James McLarty
Henry Taylor
Dulcie Dee Compton
Charlotte Agee
Beden Seerest
Helen McAdams
Evelyn Muldrow
Wanda Collins
Enola
Prize Winners Named by Committee for Short Stories
The committee led by Dr. Blanche Colton Williams awarded first prize to Stephen Vincent Benet and second to James Gould Cozzens. Edwin Granberry won the short short story prize for Napoleon. The Georgian House and O Henry Prize Stories are noted, with Doubleday Doran and Co. and Harcourt Brace cited. All works list publishers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Colton Williams
Stephen Vincent Benet
James Gould Cozzens
Edwin Granberry
J. B. Lippincott Company
Philadelphia
O. Henry Frize
Doubleday, Doran & Company
Harcourt, Brace and Company
Oxford University Press
New York
Junior Class Elects Officers for 1932 33
The 1932 33 junior class elected officers in a library session on October 27. President Hendrix Spragins, Vice President Clyde Browning, Secretary Nancy White, and Treasurer Julia Lemley were named. Junior sponsors are Mrs Florence Hyatt and Glenn J. Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrix Spragins
Clyde Browning
Nancy White
Julia Lemley
Florence Hyatt
Glenn J. Durham
Halloween Program Highlights Thrift Talks Led by Miss Whitehurst
On October 24 Miss Whitehurst’s home room presented an educational program featuring Halloween stories and Thrift talks. Participants included Daisy Heard, Charles Parker, David Schooley, Mary White, Hugh Meeke, and John Wilson. Talks on Thrift addressed low mood and its impact on schools. Some stories warned about property destruction on Halloween.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whitehurst
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Charles Parker
David Schooley
Mary Della White
Hugh Meeke
John Wilson
Foster-mother estate case directed by Tennessee court
Memphis report states Blanche H. Karsch was directed by a Tennessee court to manage the estate of her foster-mother the late Mrs Kate E Hamilton. The ruling involves unspecified heirs and assets as part of the probate action.
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Memphis
Tenn
Blanche H. Karsch
Tennessee Court of Attack
Kate E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Timbers, Crime and Romance in the Staged Escape
Stan Ball faces rivals in a tense pursuit across Three Rivers with kidnap plot twists. Dena and Dudley pursue marriage schemes amid ambushes, rescues, and a looming lynching as Swergin and a posse close in on Ball. A rugged ranger tale of loyalty, danger, and defiant exits persists through camp tensions and rescues.
Three Rivers confrontation ends in a warning visit
Dana pressures her father Asper while Dudley presses his claim as the family guards a perilous secret. Stan Ball returns from Texas to confront Asper about Swergin and Pass Creek, threatening exposure of dirt as a plan unfolds for a showdown at sun up.
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Kow
Delo
Swergin
Dudley
Dana
Asper
Mailey
Maloy
Dona
Little Ome
Dad
Seth Doby
Winters
Dudskey
Timber King
Parsons
Stanley Ball
Stan
Texas
Delo Timber Company
Sper
Three Rivers
Pass Creek
Ball
Luther Hollamel Assistant Editor and Diane Sponsor Roles
Luther Hollamel serves as Assistant Editor with Diane listed beside as Business Manager. Frances is named as Sponsor and Miss Margaret appears in the staff credits. The small note identifies key roles on the publication staff.
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Diane
Frances
Miss Margaret
Halloween Fun Or Fright Some Aged Debates Persist
A fragment discusses Halloween origins in pagan and Christian eras, arguing no true evil spirits exist and urging safe, harmless Halloween fun. It urges people to enjoy the night by dressing as figures like ghosts and visiting neighbors without vandalism or trespass.
Druggist Speaks at Chapel Hour
John F. Cox a Hope business leader addressed Junior and Senior High students on vocation. He spoke about the drug business, long study and apprenticeship, and the joy of serving others. He urged honesty and trustworthiness, treating other druggists as co workers rather than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cox
Businessmen of Hope
Mr. Cox
Cox
Hope High Students Visit Texarkana High Student Council
Eight Hope High students toured Texarkana High on October 27 meeting a council with committees on home room traffic recreation press health and program. They observed the council’s work and discussed future Hope student involvement and president criteria of 100 honor points and 70 service points.
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Hope High
Texarkana High School
Lane Taylor
Charlotte Stuart
Hendrix Herndon
Stephen Bader
Remel Young
Beryl Henry
Glen Durham
Texarkana
Hope
Durham
Henry
Txearkana
Txearkana’s Student Council. Mr. Durham
Hefiy
Student Council of
Miss Read Recovers as French Class Sends Gifts
Miss Reid, ill for weeks, convalesces at home in Delight. First and second year French classes sent flowers from a Little Rock hospital. A card from Mademoiselle Read expresses thanks and asks students to study hard. Mrs. Florence Hyatt is substituting at Hope High School.
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Miss Read
Miss Reid
Little Rock
Merci
Merci Beaucoup
Votre Ami Mademoiselle
Mies Reid
the Hope High School
Florence Hyatt
Students Back Football Team With School Spirit
The report praises students and the pep squad for sportsmanship and support for the football team. It hopes the enthusiasm continues at home and away games and extends to basketball, citing upcoming Prescott and North Little Rock matches and confidence in beating Prescott again.
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Prescott
Juni Senior High Selects Journal Club Reporters
From each home room at Juni Senior High School one member was elected to join the Journal club and serve as a reporter for The Bobcat on Tuesday evenings. Senior rooms chose Lou Bewden and Lane Taylor. junior rooms chose J Onstead and Mary Lou Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juni Senior High School
Journal Club
Bobcat
Hope Star
Lou Bewden
Lane Taylor
J Onstead
Mary *Lou Collier
Mr. Wilkin
Ge Higgason
Home Ec Girls Turn Domestic in Earnest
A fragmented passage describes home economics students mastering sewing with improvised tools and stubborn needles. Despite mishaps such as sore fingers, the girls persevere, turning domestic craft into determined, earnest activity. The tone suggests admiration for their resourcefulness and growing skill.
Wiener Roast Night Attended by 10-B Class at Local High School
Last Tuesday October 25 the 10 B class held a Wiener roast after six weeks of tests. Students walked to the canyon for roasting and games ending with rain. One injury reported Katherine Wolfe suffered a broken collar bone. Attendees included Martha Jean Winburn Charlie Wilkin and Beatrice Gordon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clas
Martha Jean Winburn
Charlie Wilkin
Missi
Homer Lindsey
Ford
Lou Main Street
Seriou
Katherine Wolfe
Miss Mart Jean Winburn
Char Wilkin
Beatrice Gordon
Mary Elsbeth Davis
Alice Louise Wall
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Nay & Alen
H. Westie
Walnut Street
Rope, Ark
C. EB Palmer
Civiliastias
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
North
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Hoover
Mellon
Treasury
South
Steve Garwood
St. Louis
Marion Davies
Tae Loser
Napoleon
Hilaire Belloc
Belloc
England
Frank Swinneton
Catherine Carswell
D. H. Lawrence
Ewinnerton
Bigbeard Peasls
Sandersford
Lawrence
Stan Ball
Asper Delo
Mes
Balt Exye
Naven Dona
Stanley Black
Dudley Winters
Dena
Batt
Balt
Dean
Defoe Timber Hess
Audrey
Fle Statins
Malloy
R. G. Montgomery
Dugley
Luther Hollamel
John P. Cox
Texarkana Council
Miller County
Johnnie
Susie
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