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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1937
Page
5
A fragmented local notice describes emotional themes and community events. It records meetings of the Pat Cleburne chapter on Thursday afternoon at a church, with schedules for Woodmen of the World gatherings, parlor talks, and hostesses. It mentions speakers, affiliations, and planned December events.
A long study notes how sisters in a family differ in affection and attention among themselves. Annette Maurie and Yvonne are highlighted for contrasts in responses to suitors, with Marie and Beattie displaying different patterns. The piece explores personality development and the social observations of psychologists, referencing the Epworth league and Molly Grove community events as context.
The senior class elected officers with Margaret Fairchild as president and Opal Orbis as vice president. Helen Martin tops multiple lists including best natured girl and prettiest girl, while James O Keefe and Opal Forbes appear among most popular and best informed. The community Halloween carnival was a success and proceeds go to the PTA. Rosston basketball teams travel to Bode Friday for three games.
Residents and visitors from Hope Arkadelphia and Nashville are listed with family ties and events. Waptosts, guests, shopping trips, motor excursions to Shreveport, and church services are noted along with infant announcements and reunions. Several names include Goodlett, Robins, Locke, and Patterson among others.
Universal presents Carnival Queen at the New Theater with Dorothea Kent as the carnival owner and Robert Wilcox as her manager. The story follows their romance amid bank robberies and carnival life, with comic missteps from Hobart Cavanaugh and witty scenes featuring Kent.
The text bundles a mix of bold claims and odd scenes. Haile Selassie sues in Britain to assert Emperor status, Mussolini as possible witness, wartime rebuilding and looming new conflicts, odd animal actions, and various society notes. It blends war aftermath, crime, gossip, and scattered headlines into a fragmented catalog.
CHICAGO a 24 year old man told police he shot and killed two family members and critically wounded a third to have "guts enough to kill myself" after drinking liquor. He fired six bullets from a mail order pistol at his brother and two sisters.
OMAHA Nob President William M Jeffers praises Union Pacific nurse stewardess service noting 54 children under two traveled on a single UB train. He says we do not have hostesses and tired business men can find their own relaxation. The Rev Ed Haney of Texarkana will preach at Melrose church Friday night November 5. The public is invited.
Frisch announces definite retirement as a player and his name being removed from St. Louis Cardinals active roster recalls the moment it first appeared in a National League box score. John McGraw sent the young Fordham Flash in as a pinch runner against the Cubs, with humorous misnaming noted by Charley Dryden.
In Washington Court House Ohio a blind violinist James Kinsley wandered onto a third story ledge of a building to reach a distant window and gain entry after forgetting his room key. He has reportedly done similar climbs before at night, drawing awe from courthouse employees.
A family poultry operation discusses cannibal hens, roughly $200 yearly net profit, and plans to recover losses. They installed auto light systems in poultry houses from 9:30 to 10:30 nightly to trigger extra feeding and increased egg production. All three family members are deeply experienced in the business.
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