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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
4
A nostalgic piece about Thanksgiving memories and distant homes. Mrs Charles Haynes returns from St Louis after visiting Ms Haynes ill in Basnes hospital for two weeks.
Local items report Mr. Haynes improving and hopeful home return in about two weeks. Social notes include Bible Study at First Methodist, a wedding of Pauline Lee and James Travis Bowden Jr. in Austin, Texas, visits by Mrs. Graves and Mrs. Norton, Rotary Banquet highlights, and guests at homes of the Callums, Corums, and Franklins.
A play titled Crazy to Reduce will be presented Thursday night in Laneburg High School auditorium. The Central High School P T A sponsors the event and a small admission will be charged.
Community singing at McCaskill will be held Friday night and every Friday thereafter. Everyone is invited to bring song books and join in this regular social musical gathering.
Trade notice seeking a Jersey cow with a new calf for immediate cash. Contact Mrs. B C Lewis at phone number 39 to arrange the purchase and discuss terms.
LITTLE ROCK Trial of Lieut Col Edward Woodford of Little Rock, former United States property and disbursing officer for the Arkansas National Guard, opened in federal court before Judge Andrew Miller of Fargo. Jury chosen, opening statements heard, eight counts of embezzlement and false claims charged for 1931 to 1941 involving several firms and fuel sales at Camp Pike. Defense attorney Duval Parkins contends Woodford acted as Arkansas State agent under orders and that most salary came from the state.
The Thanksgiving game between Hope Bobcats and Scrappers in Nashville is expected to be the premier local clash of the year. Coaches Foy Hammons and Lester Bradley drill their teams for peak form as Hope seeks revenge for past defeats, with fans urged to maintain sportsmanlike conduct and keep to their side of the field.
A man confronted a priest at his pen after midnight, snatched a concealed automatic from the priest’s coat, and fired, signaling a violent sequence that continues from page one with a confrontation and gunfire. He declared he distrusted the situation before the shot rang out.
Price and Steinmitz connection traces to Bucha rest and Brooklyn high school. Bertha and Regina, his mother and sister, are named locals. The ministerial student moved to California two and a half years ago. A bellboy Joseph Collins reported a priest’s rom call at 1:30 a m and Steinmere found near the door with his car toward the Keyhole. Michael O Malley, hotel aide, relayed the shooting details before reaching the room. The priest allegedly met his bride six months earlier.
Treasury secretary Morgenthau confirms investigations target two workers tied to income tax fraud claims involving several hundred thousand dollars. He notes a New York accounting firm connected to the pair will be barred from Treasury practice, and says no other employees are under suspicion. He adds Gangster cases will not be settled. In a separate scene a station agent and a passenger discuss train times to Chicago.
Hodcaw Bodecaw Women's Club met November 7 at Mrs Edgar Downs home with 21 members and one new member, Mrs Heath unable to attend. Miss Rhodes attended. Officers elected for another year: Roy May president, Mrs Edgar Downs vice president, Mrs Arthur Caudle secretary, Mr Perry McCargo assistant secretary, Mrs Will Munn reporter. Demonstration on making mas teys followed. Hostess served watermelon. Adjourned to meet December first Wednesday at Mrs Chester Whitten.
A concise saying emphasizes staying out of public gossip to avoid entwining with scandal. The line suggests discretion and self-control as a shield against rumor and attention.
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