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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR item lists terms and clues across a public storehouse catalogue. Entries include references to Homer, natural items, cooking terms, measurements, and miscellaneous definitions. The readable text shows a mix of dictionary style clues and numbered items, suggesting a puzzle or word list from a historical page.
Local column lists winter plans and health notes for residents. Mentions Mrs Johnnie Carlton staying with grandpa Lee, visits by Miss Opal Hauteen and others, and neighbors including Sanderless Gresham and Mrs Albert Bustin. Also records visits by Mattison family, Ethel Allen, Gladys Fincher, and various Prescott and Hope area movements.
Sunday services at Sweet Home draw strong turnout as Tokio church reports rising attendance. Rev E B Adcock will serve wet Home as pastor next year amid community pride. Local news notes deaths, visits, and travel including Wash Hutson's funeral, Joe Gosnell and B J Steen in Nashville, and various town residents visiting family or on business. The community also reports radish shipments from the big orchard and frequent visits among neighbors.
Weather turns cold and rainy as the community reports health good. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Roy Cornelius Mrs Alice Finley and families were shopping in Hope on Saturday. William Clenton Chandler Bill Clayton and Harvey Clayton seen in Hope Saturday afternoon. Miss Dimple Clayton of McNab visited relatives last week. Lucille and Christeen Cornelius stayed overnight with Blanch Clayton. Mrs W L Cornelius visited Mrs Grant of Guernsey Friday. Ruby Lee Cornelius spent Tuesday night with her brother Ray Cornelius and family.
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