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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1932
Page
3
A poetic exhortation on shaping a life with daily prayer and effort precedes local social notes. Selected Elizabeth White travels to Searcy and Batesville for visits while area residents attend events and visit relatives in Porter, Texarkana, Helena, and Nashville.
Announcement notes the opening of a new office with contact phones for office and residence, located in the Citizens National Bank Building. The details list Office 78 and Residence 76 for inquiries.
A green woolen dress features a high neck with a white violet plosed detail and an intriguing cutout design, noted for its bold styling in the fashion plaque.
A German exchange shows a mother warning her daughter about a young man named Allen who has just lost an uncle. She predicts the man will cause trouble and leave relatives in short order.
Norma Shearer stars in Smilin Through at Saenger for two days with Fredric March Leslie Howard and others. The film, set in 1868 England and postwar times, follows a man haunted by past tragedy and a returned beloved as a younger generation falls in love.
PAYETTEVILLE Ark Joe T Robinson a Lonoke youth and former University of Arkansas student 1892 1894 returned to campus as Senator Robinson chief speaker at Armistice day convocation Old registrar records show algebra physics geography Latin French Greek shop work and military drill with sergeant rank in Co A He belonged to Philomathian and debated against Mathesians freshman class started at 60 with total enrollment 652 now near 1600 attendance limited to faculty and students for Armistice exercises.
Rocky Mound announces the birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Messer on Sunday November 6 weighing 8 pounds. Eld Scott of Emmet led funeral services for Nick Messer who died in Kilgore Texas Thursday night. The community extends sympathy. Shirley Bearden spent the weekend with her family. Dale Hunt and Alice Williams visited relatives in Stamps Friday night.
Our Sunday school meets in departments for the study of the lesson. Morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon What a Presbyterian Believes. 5:00 vesper service on world unrest. 6:00 Young People's Society. Monday circles of the Ladies Auxiliary meet with listed hosts. Tuesday 7:00 pm with Mrs. Perry Moses. Wednesday 7:00 pm prayer meeting.
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 5 o'clock vesper service featuring Processional Day Is Dying in the West Invocation and Lord's Prayer Hymn No 236 I Love to Tell the Story Scripture 2 Tim 3 Hymn No 340 Jesus Saviour Pilot Me Offertory Anthem I Bring My All to Jesus Sermon Causes of World Unrest Recessional Abide With Me Benediction
W E Testerman pastor and C F Erwin superintendent listed. Bible School at 9 45 a m. Community service with a sermon at 1 pm titled A Man of Colossal Dimensions. Text Romans 3 22. Evening service at 7 30 pm with The Good Tidings of God based on Mark 1 1.
Dr J R Grant professor of Education at Ouachita College will speak at First Baptist Church during the 11 o clock service in the pastor's absence due to illness. The event promises an educational address by a campus educator already known to readers.
A 7 30 service will be led by Laymen with the men of the church directing the entire program including the Sunday school and B Y P U at the regular hour.
The piece urges a disciplined routine to achieve soft, well in place hair. It prescribes nightly scalp brushing and massaging for a week then twice weekly through winter, with olive oil for brittle hair, hot oil treatments, and generous use of lotions and brilliantine. Finish with a light perfume spray.
In Cleveland Ohio John Simkowski 38 was found in a city dump with 2000 in his pocket. Police hold his checkbook as officials seek relatives to explain why a rich man would live amid poverty while his own affairs languish in county jail psych ward.
Tift county leads Georgia in agriculture with a year round program that markets crops every month. Principal crops include cotton tobacco peanuts and watermelons with cabbage onions potatoes beans syrup peppers and corn also produced. The county produced about 2,168,386 pounds of tobacco worth 243,490 this year.
Local residents record routine visits and family moves around the Waterloo oil field area in Nevada county. P. P. Orwell and son Milton relocate some of their feed and plan to move soon, while many neighbors stop by, host, or greet at various homes including the Otwell, Sanford, Cand le, and Rogers households. A farewell party marks the Otwell departure for a new home.
Emmet Mr and Mrs R A Banks of Jonesboro spent the weekend visiting relatives here. Mrs H B Thomas and Mrs George Townsend visited Dessora La this week, Garland spent the weekend at Hendrix College in Conway. Mr and Mrs M F Smith and children of Spring Hill La visited relatives last weekend. Mrs D S Jordan spent Thursday in Little Rock. Frank Hattom and Ramy Garland attended the Methodist Conference at Texarkana Thursday. Mrs Coy Williams of Waterloo visits her parents Dr and Mrs A D Hilton.
Former Judge Byers becomes a citizen of Washington and opens a grocery in the Garner building formerly occupied by A. P. Bailey. A long list of local visits and movements follow, including church events and community activities such as a Beauty Contest proceeds to Crippled Children’s home and the Red Cross drive signaled to begin Armistice Day.
Community members share visits and dinners across Battle Field Fulton and Guernsey. New baby born to Fred and Mrs McBay. Pearl Cornelius hosts relatives while Pearl Cornelius expects Rev Jesse A Mason of Arkadelphia later this week.
Noble county farm agent James L Culberson promotes finely ground limestone as a ration ingredient for beef cattle poultry and swine. He notes success feeding one tenth of a pound per head when non legume roughage is provided.
Actor Buddy Rogers returns to Hollywood seeking film offers with weighty stories that depart from his former sweetheart roles. He plans to tour with his orchestra while remaining open to cinema, rejects being a crooner and says he enjoys life as a single man for now.
The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission clarifies that the duck season opens at noon on November 16 and not at daylight. Inquiries also note deer turkey bear and beaver seasons start November 14 with a December 20 to January 1 second period, bag limits apply, and rule details for sex evidence and camping times.
In Houston Texas Justice Overstreet dismisses a speeding charge against a father who raced to the maternity hospital, discovering the baby was born an hour earlier. The incident centers on a time of urgent family joy rather than reckless driving.
A Stockholm quotation set features a man’s confession about a night of mistaken entry. The speaker explains he thought the house was his own and that a woman’s appearance prompted him to flee through a window.
A light bay saddle mare is lost or strayed. If found contact G. J. MacGregor by phone at 320 or 328.
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