16 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
1
The fragmented text discusses makeup trends with phrases about lashes lipstick and nails used to define appearance. It shifts to a stray remark about Haile Selassie era Ethiopia roads and citizens facing pity from taxpayers, hinting at political context amid stylistic notes.
A W Hamilton age 88 died Sunday afternoon at his son A W Hamilton Jr s home in Emmet after years of ill health. Funeral held 2 pm at Harmony Church near Sutton led by Rev J W Erwin and Rev TL Epton. Born in Hampfordshire County he lived most of life near Emmet and never left Arkansas. Survived by five sons J H A M Hamilton Jo of Emmet V C and S M Hamilton of Hope Lee Hamilton of Present and three daughters Mrs J F Aslin of Lamesa Texas Mrs G F Langston of Emmet and Mrs Jonathan Cooper of Breeeath plus many grandchildren.
A medical conference reviews the fever or high fever treatment method and its use in epidemics and rheumatic infections. It notes improvements for chronic conditions and venereal diseases, while cautioning against indiscriminate application and stressing the need for scientific evidence.
In 1860 Sam Houston proposed Texas Rangers and auxiliaries to seize Mexico under his direction to create an American protectorate and boost his presidential bid. The scheme faltered due to lack of U S cooperation from Col Robert E Lee and the Civil War onset. Walter Prescott Webb’s The Texas Rangers recounts the frontier force from independence onward with tales of battles and daring episodes. Hungary Figures Divorce Rate in Budapest
Mary and John Smith recall old memories while sorting snapshots and teen pains. They discuss awkward growth, parent expectations, and family love as their two children Andy and Bets face adolescence. The talk blends recollection of fashion fads and boyish taunts with vows to support their kids.
Actress Margaret Lindsay shares beauty guidance on fur styling and makeup. She says two secrets matter most: fur choice and makeup, with specific recommendations for blondes and brunettes to harmonize with different fur textures and tones.
Detective Larry Glenn and a multi-agency team close in on a suspected bootlegging hideout near French Pete's. After days of stakeouts and a tipped lead from Washington, they trap a lookout at a country road, seize a pistol and a car, and prepare to storm the hidden farmstead as the pursuit continues.
Harmony residents busy moving, visiting families on a weekend in Hope area. Mr and Mrs Joe Dougherty host visitors. Bessie Vines and children, Ida Ellis and family, Ella Hadnett and others call at various homes. Sunday visits include McWil lame, McMillen, Rogers, Glascow, Crews, and Famlies. many neighbors spend time together.
The Patmos PTA held a 7 20 Friday meeting at the school with Mrs Berlin Jones presiding. Mrs Pony Reeves led America and Mr Frank Rider gave devotional. Mrs Oliver Rider read the president’s message and Mrs Ed Adams spoke on PTA help to the school. A plan to raise funds for auditorium coating was discussed and a cake walk was scheduled for next Thursday night. The program closed with a reminder to all parents to attend future meetings and programs. The next meeting was set for Friday night November 22 at 7 o'clock.
Hickory Sunday social notes report Shade Bro and Arthur Powell delivered service Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs John Allen and child visited My and Mrs Fred Wilson Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rogers visited Mrs Sarah Bradley Sunday afternoon. Several residents listed illness with wishes for recovery. Families Minto Ross Malone and children spent weekend with friends and relatives at Liberty. Locals Mikes Mittie Ree Gene Rogers waited on Hallow her Sunday afternoon. Miss Malle Willitt Roy Coppock attended Sunday school. Miss Alta Bruce visited Miss Virginia Galloway Sunday.
Emmet and Little Roch residents spent last Sunday visiting relatives in Emmet. Pankey, Mary and others vacationed in Monroe Louisiana. Townsend and Townsend families visited Shreveport. Mrs Crawley traveled to McGehee to see a sick daughter. Sigler visitors from Texarkana stayed with Oscar Thompson. Fay Hood, teaching in Longview Texas, visited home folks. Winneford Price, Margaret Magness and Frank Halton of Arkadelphia stayed here, Grace Vickers returned home to Warren. Mrs Weaver received nursing aid after an operation. Conference attendees from here at El Dorado. Bro. Rogers will return for another year.
A Rural Re settlement Program debt adjustment committee met in Hope at 10 o clock Thursday led by E M Osborne of Hope as chairman and S W Lane of Nashville as vice chairman. A H Wade of Hope is secretary. Harry Butler outlined the committee's function to aid worthy debt burdened farmers in adjusting debts. The group is not a lending agency, has no legal standing, and acts without pay in the public interest, impartial to creditors and debtors.
New Liberty reports the death of A. W. Hamilton, Sr., with Oakland and Pleasant Hill relatives at his bedside. W. C. Hamilton, Mrs. D. C. Cooper, and A. W. Hamilton Jr. are noted among visitors and mourners. Other items list local visits by Ned Furtle, Herbert Garrett, Joe Hamilton, Otis Langston, Dack Hamilton, James Langston, J L Humvie, Reeder Langston, and Mes G F Langston, reflecting community ties and travel to Hope and Cenpierville.
Ozan H H Harrell from our church wishes for them a set place. Mrs Jerome Smith attended the funeral of Hillie Davis at Nashville on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Johnnie Carrigan left Sunday afternoon for a visit to Ashdown. Mr John Burrow is slowly improving after an attack of the flu. The Methodist Missionary Society will meet with Mrs J P Stuart next Tuesday afternoon. We plan to complete our Mission Study that afternoon which has been a very interesting study.
A series of quotes reflect wartime restraint and the need for excitement among youth. General Butler laments lack of substitutes for war, Admiral Byrd stresses contemplation, and George F. Kister notes Coney Island’s attractions amid shifting public mood as six months bring strong youth influence.
Washington reports Chief Justice Hughes again stepped aside from the bench to allow his son to argue a case, drawing attention as the court recessed. The session focused on a Fox Film Corp contract with Maple Lake Minn and Sherman Act concerns. Senators Borah and Roosevelt were cited in remarks about Republican votes and the 1932 political climate.
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