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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1932
Page
3
A poem selected reflects on November noon and fading gifts. The Pat Cleburn Chapter U D C meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Chas Haynes home to hear a report on Hot Springs convention. Local social notices include visits, chair fundraiser for P T A and a November meeting with 56 members.
Miss Bessie Green requested recitation chairs for the first grade. Mrs. Finley Ward led a program on School and Home Relationship. Mrs. Harley White and William Alexander spoke on Recollections of My Best Teacher. Gunn and Forrest Yarberry introduced a talk. The fifth grade pupils presented a Halloween play and Mrs. Gus Haynes spoke on Definite Steps Toward Character Education in a Community. Mrs. Gobeld and Mrs. Harmon led rooms with the most mothers present.
Frances Drake of Hope is selected as Who's Who at Magnolia A M College for the Homecoming edition of The Bray. A sophomore, she serves as Y W C A president and is active in the Home Economics club and student government.
The article advises women with white hair to use vivid colors focusing on the eyes. It suggests blue eye shadow for blue eyes and purple for brown, styling brows, lashes, and matching makeup with hair. Emphasizes neatness and a chic overall appearance with careful makeup and coiffure.
Fayetteville Ark Debating topic for the Arkansas Junior College Forensic League was announced by L L Hilton executive secretary of the organization and secretary of the General Extension Service University of Arkansas. The subject: Resolved That at least one half of all state and local revenues should be derived from sources other than tangible property.
Rosston health is reported as good in the community amid several days of ongoing fires. The town notes a return to full school attendance and a Sunday gathering of local residents including Alex May, Joe Downs, and Chester Whitten.
Cousin John Humphrey and another John Humphrey each purchased a marriage license from deputy clerk Harvey Hall at his home. Neither realized the other was also preparing to wed.
Claude B. Donovan returned to his Albuquerque residence to find a burglar inside. Threatened at gunpoint, he was ordered into his car, then the burglar fled on a bicycle after Donovan drove around the block. nothing was taken.
The piece advises bright light lipstick with restraint to suit white hair and facial lines. It suggests avoiding overapplication, keeping lipstick within the mouth corners, and practicing a pleasant mouth line to improve expression, charm, and disposition, noting that a smiling mouth wins.
Hollywood profile of Sylvia Sidney as her pathos shines in An American Tragedy while off screen she sparks with humor. Karen Morley is discovered by Clarence Brown after he spots her at tests and hears her voice on the microphone.
Paul Drake and his hunting party encountered a large bear and two cubs in California. Drake fired when he spotted movement, then fled as the bear charged, jumping a steep embankment to escape and breaking his ankle in the fall.
The noise from oysters clicking their shells while opening and closing valves disturbed underwater surveys, leading researchers to abandon this acoustic method along the North Carolina coast.
Fashion note describes a modern side lace oxford in black kid leather with a straight walking heel as part of the Victorian trend. The item highlights a refined silhouette and updated detailing for current wearers.
Shover Springs residents Wayne Gilbert and Jack Mitchell from Fulton spent last weekend with Edwin Gilbert’s family. Mrs. Leon Darwin and daughter Geraldine visited Allen Walker’s home last Thursday. Jim Garner and son Noble of Blevins stayed with his sister Mrs Ed Darwin. Jimmie Rogers of Helena spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Charles Rogers. Alvin Garner of Brevins visited Mr and Mrs Leon Darwin last Wednesday night. Mrs Charles Rogers and Mrs J S Reed with Miss Jimmie Givens and Mrs John Reece visited Mrs H W Fere and Mrs Allen Walker on Saturday afternoon. Grady Reece and family plus Alla May Reece attended the Fifth Sunday meeting near Stamps. Mr and Mrs Allen Walker appeared in the notes.
Mrs J S Reed, Mrs H W Fore, Mrs Charles Rogers and Thomas Walker were Sunday guests of J W McWilliams. Miss Jimmie Givens stayed with Mrs John Reece. Jack Rogers and wife and their mother visited Mr and Mrs Selman Ruggles Sunday night. George Johnson family traveled to Prescott to see their children Harold Williams. Mat Sullivan of Texas guests of Rastus Aeron Saturday night. Grady Reece family visited John and Mrs Reece Sunday.
A pantry weight loss ad promotes Kruschen Salts as a simple four week plan. It prescribes half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and a diet cut of pastry fatty meats potatoes butter cream and sugar. The copy claims fat loss and improved health with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Ordinance 455 imposes a five mill levy on all taxable property in Hope Arkansas for the year 1932. The city council enacts the tax to fund municipal operations and services.
The city of Hope Arkansas levies a tax on all taxable property within the city for 1922 to fund general expenses. The levy is certified to Hempstead County Clerk and collected with state and county taxes. Attest: ordinance takes effect upon passage and approval. Mayor John P. Vesey, Recorder W. A. Lewis Por Tem.
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