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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
4
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Washington Mrs. J. R. Card spent Wednesday in Georgia Gentry. Miss Elsie and Gentry of Emmet were Sunday visitors. Mrs. E. B. Black and Alfred Black were in El Dorado Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Shields of Hope and W. E. Hulsey’s guests. Jess Yarbrough from Experiment Park visited in Hope. Mrs. J. J. Webb and children in Hope. L. C. Turner and baby from Oklahoma visited J. W. Turner. Lee Holt and wife voyaged to Hope. Bessie Trimble visiting Kate Norwood Route 2. Carolyn Trimble and Mary Holoway visited Bessie Trimble. Carroll Allen Jr.’s eighth birthday celebrated at Carroll Jr.'s home. Mrs. L. F. Monroe and Mrs. Luther Smith in Hope. Halloween carnival hosted at Levins home by Baptist ladies with pumpkins and orange decor. Proceeds to repair church building.
Dick Barthelmess stars in The Cabin In The Cotton at the Saenger starting Sunday. The film portrays romance amid cotton fields with a planter, sharecropper, negro and poor white in a clash of old traditions and modern life. Supporting cast includes Bettie Davis Dorothy Jordan Hardie Albright Henry B Wathall and Clarence Muse.
A minister invites a flapper to join a missionary movement and she reacts with eager curiosity asking if it resembles Charleston. The exchange playful ly captures era tensions between reform and party lifestyle.
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