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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1938

Page

4

November Drea r and Beauty Amid Autumn Notes

The piece contrasts November gloom with lingering beauty as trees reveal bare branches against a gray sky. It finds solace in quiet, everyday grace and faith, noting later the warm glow of fires and the healing power of sunlight despite gray days. Community notices follow with church and club activities in Little Rock and nearby towns.

Popularity Honor to Evelyn Greene

Evelyn Greene of Little Rock was elected campus queen by students of the University of Arkansas, final vote tabulations show. Fayette Locke announced the result. Miss Greene, a senior in Arts and Sciences, previously attended Sullins College and Little Rock Junior College and serves on the Arkansas Traveler staff and as vice president of Chi Omega. She won by 124 votes over Ethel Betty Williams, with several other entrants listed.

Arkansas Gavelle Evalyn Greene John Greene Hope Iuter Lite Ue Rock University of Arkansas Quade Linas Fayetteville Evelyn Greene Little Rock Fayette Locke Fort. Smith The Razorbrek Miss Greene Thayer Avenue College of Arts and Sciences Sullins College Bristol Little Rock Junior College Arkansis Traveler Chi Omega Sorority Ethel Betty Williams Pi Beta Phi Marigene Howell Lonoke Jane Buxton Joplin Delta Delta Delta Doris Mills Carthage Kappa Kappa Gamma

City council approves industrial electric rate plan

Permission continued from Page One shows Mayor Graves and officials authorizing an industrial electric rate for Bruner Ivory Handle motors. Dr CG M Lewis reports venereal disease tests on 1,600 area Negroes with 32 percent positive. Council allocates 25 dollars monthly for Hope Public Library books. Over 11 months 362 books were checked out 18,532 times to 951 members.

Graves Bruner- Ivory Handle Company CG. M. Lewis Hope Public Library

Goering At Odds With Goebbels Over Nazi Violence

Berlin reports say Hermann Goering, enraged by the surge of anti Semitic violence, ordered curbs on property destruction while Joseph Goebbels privately approved the damage. The two Nazi leaders publicly back each other yet differ on last week’s fires and looting across Germany.

Berlin Germany Goering Tempelhof Airdrome Berin Gooering Paul Joseph Goebbels Goebbels Reich Goebels

Judy and Jack's Pensacola plan shakes love and duty

Judy faces a torn heart as Jack proposes marriage and leaves for Pensacola while Marvel and Dwight seek a substitute maid of honor. Judy longs for a different future, while Diane faces money and romance under social pressure. The scene ends with Judy asked to serve as second choice maid of honor at Dwight and Marvel's wedding.

Judy Diane Marvel Bill Jack Pensacola Dwight Campbell Dwight New York

Montgomery Wins Over Moon Mullins in Memphis Fight

Lloyd Montgomery Bauxite Arkansas heavyweight edged Moon Mullins of D Lo Miss in a 10 round referee decision before about 4000 in Memphis. Montgomery built a strong fifth round rally with a body shot left hook and right chin blow scoring two knockdowns. He fought carefully after, opened the eighth and led on points, while Mullins wore up with eye washes and fading power. Montgomery weighed 181 pounds, 10 pounds more than Mullins.

Memphis Tenn Lloyd Montgomery Bauxite Ark Moon Mullins D'Lo Miss Montgomery Mullins Goulden Gloves Page Mississippi State Pa Stribling

Mooney's Long Fight for Freedom Ends With Possible Pardon

Friends and allies across liberal and radical lines pressed for Mooney's release. Judges, jurors, investigators, and even prosecutors backed clemency as Mooney, a popular prisoner, conducted a self guided campaign from inside. A friendly governor might grant freedom after 21 years.

Mooney Griffin Duncan Mathewson Pulive Way Tain Pardon Charles Fickert

Guernsey 4-H Club Names 1939 Officers At Meet

Guernsey 4-H club held November 14 at the high school auditorium selecting Ray Glanton as president Chess Pittman Jr. as vice president Latliee Boyce as secretary and treasurer Marie Aylett as reporter Norma Jean Allin and Dorothy Hamilton as song leaders Miss Bullington demonstrated rug making and plans were set for a December 6 social for members and parents The meeting closed with a song.

Guernsey Ray Glanton Chess Pittman Jr Latliee Boyce Marie Aylett Norma Jean Allin Dorothy Hamilton

Private Power Is Hit by Sen Norris

Arkansas and Missouri could develop power programs like the Tennessee Valley Authority if private power men would stay off our backs, said Senator George W. Norris. Norris, on his first Tennessee River valley tour since Norris Dam, declined to discuss TVA investigations and said private utilities hinder development.

Little Rock Arkansas Missouri Tennessee Valley Authority George W. Norris Nebraska Norris Norris Dam TVA

Heading Co Denies Union Negotiation

Hope Heading company denies any union negotiations while agreeing on wage scales. Galvin Hudson of Memphis, president, wrote to Hobe manager George S. Meehan. Meehan replied by publishing a letter refuting reported union contracts at Hudson & Dugger plants elsewhere.

Hope Galvin Hudson Memphis George S. Meehan Meehan Hudson & Dugger

Rose Bowl selection may hinge on Trojans vs Notre Dame

Southern California and California share first with one loss each as PCC votes on November 28 after final November games. A conference tie could favor the winner of the annual USC California showdown, with Notre Dame looming after Thanksgiving.

Los Angeles Southern California Pacific Coast Conference Hugh C. Willett Trojans California Stanford University of California Washington Bears Trojan Notre Dame U.C.L.A

Hudson Letter Promises Fair Play Amid Labor Signals

From Mr. Hudson dated November 1, he states no direct contacts or signups yet and notes Little Rock ran yesterday. He vows to consider propositions only if all competitors recognize them simultaneously and to deal fairly while upholding Wagner Act rights. He emphasizes adherence to laws and protection of rights.

Little Rock Galvin Hudson

School Bus Driver Meeting Opens in Hope City Hall

A three day school bus driver session sponsored by the Afka State Police and State Department of Education opened Wednesday at Hope city hall with attendance from Hope district drivers. Districts represented include Blevins Guernsey Spring Washington Columbis Piney Grove Patmos. Bingen district did not send representatives but drivers from nearby areas will attend the session in Hopeville. The agenda covers driver qualifications and responsibilities, traffic code, school bus regulations, and first aid with invited school officials and PTA members.

Afka State Police Hope City Hall All Hope Schootrers Blevins Guernsey Bill Emmet Washington Columbis Piney Grove Patmos Hope Bingen Sene Bistriat Ihé Ville

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