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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1933

Page

4

Destiny Today In Life’s Fateful Moment

A Bay View Reading Club hosts an all day session Wednesday with Mrs Arch Moore as hostess at Grassy Lake Country Club. The Pipers of Pan high school music club formed Friday with officers Wanda Keith Sara Lou Led better Regina Basye Lulan Houston Keth trine Middlebrooks. Regular meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays at 30. Circle 5 WMA First Baptist held regular meeting with Mrs A B Spraggins host, 18 on roll. Miss Jean Laseter gave devotional Behold The Lamb of God. Mrs Hugh Smith re elected leader, Alten Honeycutt secretary treasurer. Guests included Mrs Parks from Washington and Camden. Circle 3 WMS met with Mrs Charles Haynes. program on Stewardship by several members. St Marks Episcopal Woman’s Auxiliary met with Mrs Clyde Hill. Bible lesson from Psalms and Red Cross sewing plans discussed. Melvyn Douglas and party stayed at New Capital hotel en route to New York from Hollywood.

Bay View Reading Club Arch Moore Grassy Lake Country Club Pipers of Pan J. W. Wellorn Wanda Keith Sara Lou Ledbetter Regina Basye Lulan Houston Keth Trine Middlebrooks First Baptist Church A. B. Spraggins South Main Street Franklin Horton Jean Laseter Lamb of God John Hugh Smith Alten Honeycutt Circle No. 3 Charles Haynes West Second Street Gus Haynes Hugh Jones J. S. Gibson Sr Della White Cleve Anders Womans Auxiliary St. Marks Episcopal Church Clyde Hill North Pine Street J. 8. Koonce Red Cross

Joan in Town with Greta Garbo and church notes

Mrs Douglas and baby traveled by train to Corpus Christi Texas to attend bedside of her father Dr John W Sykes Episcopal minister formerly of Hope Circle No 2 of the Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist church met at 230 Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs A C Kolb Mrs Edwin Dossitt led devotions on Stewardship Business session named circle leader and officers for the year Those present included Mrs Pel Watson Mrs G H Martindale Mrs Dolph Carrigan Mrs 8 F Huntley Mrs W R Chandler Mrs R J Pearce Mrs Callins Mrs Edwin Dossett The circle sent a card to Mrs W M Hart who is in Mineral Wells Texas

D. M. Finley Corpus Christie Texas John W. Sykes Dr. Sykes Hope Ladies Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church A.C. Kolb Edwin Dossitt James Embree R. J. Pearce C. C. Collins W. R. Chandler

Earthquake Rattles Arctic Region Centered in Baffin Bay

Seismologists report a severe earthquake Monday night in the sub arctic region. Coordinated data from several world parts indicate the quake was the most violent in years, centered in Baffin Bay between Greenland and Bafila Lavid.

New York Sub-Arctic Baffin Bay Greenland Bafila Lavid

Be kirul in insects says the writer

A fragment from the Echo quotes a writer urging bold action with insects, claiming never to miss a chance to place mosquitoes on the hull. The excerpt carries a provocative tone and appears as a historical or satirical line from The Huimarist TLondonl.

Tlondonl

Unclear Elixir Claims Rapid Health Remedies

A fragmented advertisement-like note touts liquid formulas tablets and salve for malaria in three days and colds in one day with headaches neuralgia and nose drops. It promotes a so called tonic and laxative claiming to be the most speedy remedy known.

Laneburg Club Holds November Meeting

Members of the Home Demonstration club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Vela Jordan’s home. The house was decorated with chrysanthemums and autumn flowers. After a brief business session a galactic plate was served. Present were Mrs. C. M. Gann, Mrs. C. F. Nelvns, Mrs. P. Sampson, Mrs. Munn McGough, Mrs. L. Jackson, Mrs. HL. Daniell, Mrs. 4. Haazard and Mrs. R. P McGough.

Home Premonstration Club Vela Jordan C. M. Gann C. F. Nelvns P. Sampson Munn McGough L. Jackson HL. Daniell

Balloonists Settle and Fordney Reach 58000 Feet for Cosmic Ray Study

Navy pilot Settle and Marine Maj. Fordney ascended about 11 miles in a hydrogen balloon to investigate cosmic rays. The ascent, conducted in clear skies from Cape May area, aimed to test radiation theories by recording data with experimental instruments while commending a steady, unhurried flight.

Settle Chester L. Fordney Navy Fordney United Statves Coast Guard Cape May N. J Earth Arthur H. Compton University of Chicago Robert 4. Millikan California Institute of Technology Admiral King The Naval Bureau of Aeronautics

Local Grid Stars of 1921 Recalled

A daily feature recalls the 1921 all state high school football team. Hope player Diers, Atkins, Butler, Jones, Robison, Griffith, Jones, Thompson, Bowden, Hart and Janey are listed among Babent members coached by Clarke and Dildy. Prescott beat Hope 30 to 0. Williams captained the all state backfield. teams include Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Arkadelphia and Nashville players.

Arlsinsos Gazette Hope Dier Babent Atkins Butler C. Jones Robison Griffith D. Jones Thompson Bowden Ihy Warren Jhy Hart Dy Janey Clarke Dil Little Rock Bridewell Rebsman Fore Stoil Adams Nashville Wycoff Littleck Blaylock Arkadelphia Eail Selphy

Stewart to Run for Prosecutor in Texarkana District

Texarkana report notes State Senator Ned Stewart of Lewisville announces candidacy for district prosecuting attorney covering Miller Lafayette Hempstead Nevada Clark counties. Details include prior offices, education at Vanderbilt Law School, and brief acting governorship in 1941. Stewart born October 20, 1902, in Clarksville, Texas, and has long tied to Lewisville.

Texarkana Ned Stewart Lewisville Atoriney Miller Lafayette Hempstead Nevada Clark Counties Millard Alford Stewart Clarksville Texas University of Arkansas Vanderbilt University Law School Vanderbilt United States Supreme Court Dexter Bush Atkins and Stewart Hope Board of Election Commissioners Lafayette County Arkansas Arkansas Senate

Arkansas Young Democrats Leader Delegates Kansas City 1993

Attorney General Hal Norwood ruled his actions legal in de facto capacity as chairman of the Young Democrats in Arkansas seventh district. He served as one of four delegates to the first national convention of Young Democratic Clubs in Kansas City in August 1993. He is single and a member of the Masonic and Elks lodges.

Hal Norwood Young Democratic Clubs Seventh Congressional District Arkansas Kansas City Masonic and Elks Lodges

Checker Tourney to Be Held at Conway Arkansas

Conway to host the 1934 statewide checker tournament on February 1 and 17 with about 150 players expected. Arkansas State Checker Association selects Conway as the city, and the Conway Chamber of Commerce will help by distributing a complete list of statewide participants.

Conway Ark Arkansas StateGhecker Association

Magnolia honors Robert Turner on honor roll

Magnolia Ark. Robert Turner of Hope, student at Magnolia A. and M. college, earned a place on the ten week honor roll named by Dean E. E. Graham. The list includes 40 students and notes Turner is a sophomore in the education department.

Robert Turner Magnolia Ark Hope E. E. Graham Turner

Long Gives Letter to Explain Loan

In New Orleans Huey P. Long returned after a week’s absence to the Senate committee on investigations where a letter to Seymour Weiss, treasurer of Long’s political outfit, was read into the record. The note for 22500 involved transfers from Weiss to Wynning Moss, an insurance executive, with Moss allegedly paying the note. Bankers testified drafts totaling about 9000 passed through various banks during the Overton campaign. Two Canal Bank loans to Weiss, 3500 and 2500, were repaid in cash days before the primary.

New Orleans Huey P. Long Senate John Fr. Overton Senator Long Senator Overton Connally Texas Senator Thomas Lang Wynng Moss Seymour Weiss Long Overton American Bank & Trust Co Weiss Moss Weig John F. Fink Canal Bank & Trust Co

Conservatives Win Spanish Election

In Spain’s first federal election under the new Constitution the right won big amid disorders and deaths. In Madrid, incomplete returns showed Conservatives ahead as violence left several dead and hundreds wounded. A cabinet meeting was convened after reports of possible Leftist retaliation.

Madrid Spain Lund Republic Martinez Barrios

Spanish Second Republic Congress Forming After Election

Military plots were alleged as Madrid Barcelona Seville and other sections held in readiness. The first national election expanded suffrage to women, credited with a swing toward conservation. About 12,500,000 eligible voters elected deputies to the first regular Congress, meeting in December to draft a constitution.

Madrid Barcelonia Sevilla Spi

Ineligible Player May Cost Texas Christian Title

Fort Worth reports coach Francis Schmidt claims an ineligible Arkansas tackle who played against Texas Christian University and Baylor may cause forfeiture of several games. The dispute centers on player Ulysses Schleyter and the affected opponents include University of Arkansas.

Fort Worth Texas Francis Schmidt Christian University Ulysses Schleyter University of Arkansas Baylor

Seven Year Old Boy Breaks Leg Playing Football

Lenny Brannan, a seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Brannan, suffered a broken left leg in a football accident on a vacant lot near the Catholic church on East Third Street. The injury ends his dreams of early football stardom for now.

Lenny" Brannan Cathlic Church East Third Street Alfred Brannap

Lindberghs Fly 909 Miles to the Azores

Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh in their sea monoplane completed a flight from Lisbon Portugal to Horta Azores covering over 400 miles and landed safely at 44:20 o clock EST Tuesday morning.

Horta Azore Islands Charles A. Lindbergh Lisbon Portugal

Wesl Trained

The fragment describes a railway scene with a guard signaling an engine and a distressed passenger asking for the matter. A signalman atop the carhouse signals red, raising concern about the approaching train and the guard’s alarm.

Attle Poligy Lefties and by 2 South feast resort

An unreadable fragment from a Sydney Australia scene. The text hints at a overheard dialogue between a child and parent about swimming and permission. Names and clear facts are not discernible.

Obscure Quotation from Omatic News in London Script

Fragmented OCR quotes mix a question about leeth and a remark about teeth during a scripture lesson. The text appears to be an incomplete fragment from a London news page, lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable people to form a full summary.

Spomatic News London

Fractured Local Quotation On Health Tonic Use

Fragmentary quotes discuss Black-Draught as a remedy for biliousness and headaches. The speaker, L Q Miller of Obls, endorses its effectiveness and notes relief from dullness and fatigue. Text is garbled with multiple repeats and misspellings.

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