21 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
1
The Star discusses policy on tributes cards resolutions and memorials for the departed and notes charges for such tributes. It also mentions handling unsolicited manuscripts and the stance on commercial pets within news columns to protect space and readers.
Fragment mentions Sunday of Missea Byrel and Elva Pickard with Ty Mexico and business letters. Includes the line Jynse argued and the letters 3, 3, Q, B.S. M that stand for the Mexican equivalent of Your faithful, servant.
Dr. Morris Fish explains growth as a function of the living body. He notes cells drive development, vitamins support growth, and deficiencies in the pituitary and related glands disrupt proportional organ enlargement, linking growth to hormonal regulation and overall health.
Edward M Barrows profiles Commodore Matthew C Perry and contrasts him with Oliver Hazard Perry Facing a hazy memory of history the article highlights Perry’s Japan expedition and its impact on opening trade It notes Perry’s diplomacy and forceful tactics and credits him with shaping the U S Navy before the Civil War Also mentions other aviation and military tidbits and a stray reference to a high altitude flight and North African Foreign Legion customs
A long catalog of suggested children's books for girls six to seven, with many titles by Lenski, Carroll, Alcott, Joyce Kilmer, and others. The piece discusses foundation readings for later ages and offers tips on selecting gifts, noting wartime context with a brief World War I reference.
Spring Hill High School listings honor seventh to eleventh and twelfth grade students on the honor rolls including Bobbie Harvey Ernestine Collins Laura Faye Reid Bessie B Foster Eunice Robertson Gayle Kins gener Louise Yorum Lila Pearl Stewart Weaver Clements Glen Walker Marylain Collins. Friday chapel featured Rev. Wallace R. Rogers on Armistice Day with songs directed by Miss Noel Huckabee and Miss Eunice Robertson on piano. Numerous local visits and gatherings are noted including families from Hone Texarkana Battlefield and Prescott with various relatives attending court and social events in Hope Texarkana and nearby towns.
Green Laseter and Mrs. Mary Putoian visit Oak Grove. Jack Butler, Charles Butler, J. J. Baker, and Elton Purtle were Sunday guests of Howard and Harold Cumbie. Marian Wilson visits relatives in Pine Bluff. Burl Ross hosts in Oak Grove. J H Woody of Shreveport visits friends in the area. Helen Battles weekends with mother in Hope. Leo Collier and Dorothy Fae Cumbie with Sarl Ross guests in Oak Grove. Elizabeth Bowden visits relatives in Lewisville. Frank Bailey and EB Simmons visit Mrs. P. A. Dulin. Sid Skinner of Oak Brive calls on Burl and Mrs. Ross. We are sorry to lose Mr. and
A guide to choosing gifts for women focusing on cosmetics perfumes and practical beauty items. Highlights include small perfume vials luxury yet compact compacts purses with beauty supplies and practical sets, plus fashionably designed vanities and jeweled cases. It advises knowing the recipient and favors brand quality over quantity.
Washington loses its new pastor this past Sunday due to illness at the local Methodist church. The community welcomes him and his family as town residents. Numerous Hope area residents attended events at city hall, visiting relatives, and hosting or joining birthday and social gatherings through the week.
Centerville residents share visits and calls across towns as Mrs Wade McElroy stays with son Walter in St Louis and Mrs Olen Bennett visits her Hosston relatives. G L Ayres from Shreveport calls on Gleghorn family while Mrs Roy Collier recovers, and other neighbors visit McElroy and Milligan families.
Drafting of the new corn hog contract has begun in conference with state agricultural officials in Washington. AAA officials expect an early December announcement and approve a 100 percent base hog production in 1996 with a 30 percent production rise next year. The plan shifts 10 million acres from corn to soil improving crops and sets optional 10 to 30 percent adjustments with payments tied to base production and compliance checks.
Regular church services were held by Rev B I Silvey. Mrs Leonard Higgerson and Miss Doris Yarbrough visited Mrs Elston Messer. A son weighed seven pounds was born Friday November 16 to Mr and Mrs Fletcher Easterling. a daughter was born Friday November 15 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Bear den. Miss Mattie Lou Purtle visited Susie Er with John Bill Jordan. wind baby stayed with Fletcher Easterling family Saturday. Elston Messer visited Norman Taylor and Ella Higgason Sunday. Dale Mitchell visited his sister Mrs John Bill Jordan Sunday. Dale Hunt family and Alice Williams visited Bud Hunt’s family Sunday. Fay Pickard prepared dinner.
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