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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
2
The Star's platform outlines a county highway program to build annual all weather roads and cut dirt-road mileage. It endorses farmer organizations and cooperative effort as practical, supports state highway progress, and advocates fearless tax reform and efficient government through a budget system.
A University of California professor uses an electro magnetic gun to break a lithium atom in a bid to uncover the composition of matter. Science calls it a major achievement that could shape future thought, while noting the broader impact on philosophy and religion. The essay argues knowledge reshapes humanity’s view of its place and warns that half knowledge breeds pessimism and materialism.
A Sing Sing prison football star who just completed a three year burglary sentence secured a professional team contract upon release. The ex-convict’s athletic performance earned him pro status and the sports world wishes him luck as he starts a civilian career.
Chicago officials push to cut nonpayers from essential city services to restore credit. About 200 million dollars in overdue taxes cited. relief for those unable to pay possible, but those who can pay should face drastic action.
Quotations reflect leadership strain as Mrs. Pawley seeks relief after bandit rescue and General Glassford resigns as Washington DC police chief citing lack of essential authority to act without fear or favor. The remarks capture tensions between duties and power in American law enforcement.
The DeAnn area records frequent visits from Mr. Hamilton of Oklahoma to his nephew and family, and Mr. Milton Samuel with sons and Carl Spears travel from Oklahoma. The DeAnn Literary Society forms with Steve Lloyd as president and Elston Willis as vice president. Mrs. Earlie Thomas of Little Rock stays with local friends, and several residents visit Hope or attend family gatherings.
The Washington B Y P U joined an assocational B Y P U in Nashville comprising all the Little River Baptist association youth unions. Mr and Mrs Frank Ernst left for Centerton Ark after eight days visit with relatives. Miss Jewel Smith returns to Washington DC after accepting a position. A Baptist ladies Halloween party raised funds for church repairs. Arthur Anderson and Octavia Bullard visited Hope. Elbert O’steen of Oakland and Charley Holt are seen about town after illness.
Mrs. Garner of Nashville visited her sisters Mrs. Bailey and Fruitt Wednesday. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Noel O'Steen and several relatives visited the O'Steen family during the past week. Mrs. C. C. Stuart traveled to Hope on Monday. Mrs. Paul Rowe hosted a miscellaneous shower for sister Mrs. John Yelvin. Baptist ladies studied the Period of the Patriarch. Ruby Aylett visited her brother in Hope. M. E. Tate spoke of Hempstead county watermelons in Hope. Mrs. Joe Wilson and baby of Columbus visited her parents. John Card and son Guy Card of Hope were Sunday guests.
Miss Neal Hatley from Prescott has been visiting her sister Mrs Ed White in this city this week. Mrs R M Briant has visited relatives in Arkadelphia and friends in Prescott during the week.
Mrs W A Tharp and her daughter Phila Tharp left yesterday for Pittsburgh Pennsylvania to spend several months with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Snyder. Mr John Nutt visited Searcy Sunday to see his daughter Miss Dorothy Nutt a student at Galloway College. Miss Rose Harrie returned yesterday from a short visit to friends at Texarkana.
McCaskill News reports a Sunday program by the Bingen League and a school Halloween carnival enjoyed by attendees Monday night. Weekend visits include D. E. Garnett to Conway, Ralph Scott from Hendrix College staying with his parents, and Ruby Wortham from A M College Magnolia visiting home.
Sundays prayer meeting at Bells Chapel drew many attendees with Bro Harland Honea leading. Mrs Fred Cullins remains ill in Julia Chester hospital with no notable improvement. A Miss Bernice Woods musical program Saturday night pleased all. Halloween carnival crowds from the community attended in Blevins Saturday night. Miss Mattie Cullins entertained Ruth Harris Hazel Morgan and Virginia Hollamon for dinner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Sage and family moved into the old Leverette place and were warmly welcomed. Mr and Mrs R W Bones and family shopped in Hope Saturday. Mrs E M Bonds visited Mrs Henry Austin of Blevins Sunday. Water shortages affected wells and many welcomed a rainstorm Monday morning. Several from the community attended the Halloween carnival at McCaskill Monday night. Gra Hollamon remains ill with weeks of illness.
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