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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1937

Page

3

Free Permanent Wave Promised Then Hair Burns Mrs Miller

Mrs Alice Miller answered a doorbell to find a courteous offer for a free permanent wave from the Aurora Beauty Parlor. After paying 50 cents for a certificate she visited the shop, where an old worn setup, unnecessary trimming, and a rushed procedure led to her hair catching fire. The operator hurriedly stopped the machine and worked to remove the damaged hair as the danger became apparent.

Alice Miller Mra. Miller Aurora Vando Mrs. Miller

Murder Charge to Be Filed Against Dr John W Bruce

North Little Rock prosecutors prepare a first degree murder charge against Dr John W Bruce electric physician after 1936 murder of Elmer Thompson North Little Rock High School honor student Zelda Halluma 21 taxi dancer re-enacted route to the crime scene guiding officers and the prosecutor.

John W. Bruce Little Rock Fred A. Denham North Little Rock Elmer Graham Thompson North Litle Rock High School Zelda Lou Halluma Bruce Young Thomson Dontam Campbell Charles Ovat Young Thompson Miss Hailams Rock Island East Arkansas Avenue Malnstrat Dr. Bruce Mr. Denham

Sixty Five New Trees Planted on Highway No 67

Hope Star and City of Hope jointly fund a second replacement planting along highway No 67 to Hope. Sixty five young American elm trees are added to fill gaps from deaths, with effort to improve growth in poor spots. planting directed by the Farm and Truck Branch Experiment Station, costs shared by city and newspaper.

Hope Hope Star City of Hope Frit & Truck Branch Experiment Station

Cranium Crackers Riddles Prompt Answers

Riddles prompt readers to find answers on the Classified Page. It asks which object is wider than it is long, which aircraft has right of way, the world’s most popular beverage, the greatest solvent, and the age of the US flag with 48 stars.

B. H. Buchanan to Be Buried Prescott

Funeral services for B. H. Buchanan a 48 year old Hope grocer salesman found dead in a bin roan at the Parker hotel Texarkana Friday morning will be held at 4 30 p m Saturday from the home of Mrs Wer ner Hamilton in Prescott. The Rev Fred B. Harrison of Hope First Methodist will conduct. Burial is in Prescott Cemetery. He had lived in Hope several years worked for Ritchie Grocer and recently with Hee Public Food Products of Chicago. Justice of the Peace O E Poet gh Texarkana said Buchanan died of natural causes, heart attack. He is survived by his widow and their son Mark Buchanan of Hope.

B. H. Buchanan Hope Grocer Parker Hotel Texarkana Werner Hamilton Prescott Fred B. Harrison First Methodist Church Hee Public Food Products Company Chicago Buchanan Wngry Mark Buchanan

Star names first all state high school football team

The Star unveils its first annual all state high school football selections with five schools on the first team and representation across eight more on the second and seven on the third. Highlight players include Freeman Stone Woodrow Parsons and Vasey Bright with key roles for Hope Pine Bluff Camden Blytheville and Little Rock.

Star Today He Star Hope Sehoul Freeman Stone Vasey Bright Woodrow Parsons Pine Bliff Line Rock Camden Blytheville Ackfield Bright Mape Bushminer Little Rock Mosely Stern Gerald White Arkansas Louisia Footeall Stone White Louisiana Pine Bluff White Phillips Camden i Parsons Hope Evement McConnell Davis Little Rock Stona Hope Tac Warrington Blytheville Bright Ope Wilson T. Barker Smackover Ropert Ross Pine Bluff Roberts Blytheville Masters Tope Smith Hot Springs Keeton Russellville Brown Blytheville

Stop Look Listen and Live at Railroad Crossings

Across the text urges motorists to slow down and stop at railroad crossings. It cites state laws requiring caution and the common sense rule to look both ways before proceeding, stressing complete stops to ensure no trains approach from either direction.

Suane

National Tuberculosis Stamps Boost Fundraising Efforts

In New York a two-loan idea by Emily P. Bissell and Danish clerk Einar Holboll sparked the Christmas seal campaign that has raised millions to fight tuberculosis. Since 1907, sales have funded clinics, posters, and legislation, with the national association directing research and local societies keeping most proceeds for community programs.

New York Emily P. Bissell Delaware Red Cross Rem Einar Holboll Denmark Miss Bissell Fearu Wilmington Anti-Tuberculosis Society Issell Americat Cross America National Tuberculosis Association C. L. Newcomb National Association American Review of Tuberculosis Anti-Tuberculosis Societies

Funeral for John W. Lee Held at Hope First Methodist

Funeral services for John W. Lee 70 were set for 2 p m Saturday at Hope First Methodist Church with Fred R. Harrison pastor officiating. Burial follow in Washington. Lee born Estell Springs Tennessee moved to Mineral Springs Arkansas then Malvern where he worked in hardware and engaged in church work. He resided in Hope for two years and is survived by his widow a daughter a son Bardon Lee of Marshall and brother W D Lee of Center Point Arkansas. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed from Malvern Hope and surrounding areas.

John W. Lee Roy Stephenson Hope First Methodist Church of Booher Fred R. Harrison Washington Estell Springs Tenn Mineral Springs Ark Malvern Bardon Lee Marshall Texas W. D. Lee Center Point Finley Ward Clarence Snyder George Green A. B. Patton Roy Chaberlain Gitthe Rock W. L. Callie

Movie Filmed Here Soon in Hope With Local Cast

Melton Barker of Hollywood will arrive in Hope to produce a do ved comedy about a kidnap plot. The Saenger Theater will host the local production with fifty to seventy five local children in the cast. Barker, who discovered Spanky McFarland, will use singing and dancing portions though not essential to the plot. Filming will occur in Hope and surrounding areas.

Melton Barker Hollywood Hope A. R. Swanke Saenger Theater Barker Spanky McFarland Wew Neces

Grants Applications Ready for 1937 Conservation Payments

Hempstead county agent Clifford L. Smith announces that grant applications for the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program are ready. Owners must bring all tenants and interested parties to sign at designated township sites. each producer signs individually. Total payments from 2600 contracts are expected to exceed 150000 dollars.

Clifford L. Smith Hempstead Mine Creek Township Bingen Dektoan Township City Hall State Office

A Thought On Church Truce Amid Mankind Dissensions

A Ralph Burke quote reflects the belief that a church should offer one day of truce from human dissensions and abuses, urging restraint and unity within a sacred space.

Burke

Landslide Smothers Riverside Drive in Elysian Park

A massive landslide described as a moving mountain swept down in Elysian Park Los Angeles. The 490 foot long slide sent earth and rock onto Riverside drive breaking power lines and damaging several buildings while three workers narrowly escaped.

Los Angeles Calif Elysian Park Riverside Drive

Cotton market closes higher in New Orleans session

In New Orleans the cotton market opened at 8 20 and closed at 8 24, with spot cotton finishing several points firmer. Traders noted a cautious upmove amid thin holiday liquidity and steady demand for nearby grades.

New Orleans

R Breedlove Dies in Hope On South Main Street

George T Breedlove 76 of Hope died Friday after a year long illness. Born in Tennessee March 3 1861 he moved to Arkansas around 1880 and worked in wholesale and retail sales. He lived in Hope over four years and attended First Christian Church. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs Ray Anderson and Mrs Win Broesung of Hope. Funeral at 24 South Main Street Sunday November 28 at 2 pm. Pallbearers listed from Hope Prescott Hot Springs and Little Rock with many names. The note adds a line about the first union label used by Sao Francisco cigar makers around 1874.

George Tr. Breedlove Roy Anderson South Main Tennessee Breedlove Arkansas Ime Little Rock First Christian Church Ray Anderson Win. F. Broesung Hope Heid Ray Anterse South Main Street Tom Kinser James R. Henry Dale Jones Tom McLarty John Vesey Jimmy Ones W. S. Atkins Nick Jewell Chas. Baden John Barlow Pat Casey W. W. Duckett C.F. Erwin J. F. Gorin Bob Gosnell John Haynes Carter Johnson J. Lawthorp T. 8. McDavitt E. S. Richards Sid Reed J. A. Sullivan Robert Wilson Claude Wardle W. Q. Warren all of _ Hope Jan Boswell Prescott Ed J. Re ‘Phan Hot Springs Ark C. C. Hubenstein

Japan Moves To Seize Chinese Government Functions

British and American officials voiced insistence on consultation over any changes to Chinese maritime customs while Japan began taking over all governing functions in Shanghai's International Settlement and French Concession. Tokyo asserted a clear right to assume authority and act immediately, signaling a major shift in control.

London Eng Britain Tokyo Robe Craige Uni France China Shanghai International Settlement

Farm Program Pledge Aims 500 Million Cap

President Roosevelt urged keeping expenditures under 500 million dollars for the new farm program in a Saturday letter to Senate Majority Leader Barkley. He warned that rising costs without matching revenue would widen deficits as debate continued on farm policy.

Washington Roosevelt Senator Barkley Kentucky Senate

Gabby Street Named Manager of St. Louis Browns

Gabby Street former St. Louis Cardinals manager was named manager of the Browns, the city’s American League club, on Saturday.

Gabby Street St. Louis Browns St, Louis Charles Gabby) Street St. Louis Cardinals The Browns

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