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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
3
The December gathering of Cleburn Chapter U D C convened at 2:30 PM at Miss Zenobia Reed’s Elm Street home with Mrs. Edgar Whitworth and Mrs. Duckett as hostesses. A Christmas tree program was planned and attendees were asked to bring an gift.
In Acoma Washington Ernest C id a chicken raiser and linotype operator solved a deep dark mystery. A foul fiend had twice pulled putty from window casings on one side of his house. After replacing the putty he kept watch and heard tapping at the window. He quietly cornered the culprit and found his neighbor's pet magpie happily eating the putty.
Julia Chester Mrs J R Floyd discharged after a two week stay following major operation. Dr W M Garner of Longview visiting his father in hospital returned home. Dr C Chamberlain of Spring Hill discharged. Mrs Jesse Brown admitted. Miss Georgia Brumfield had finger amputated. J H Garner improving since November 20. W C Mauldin improving after major operation last Thursday. Little Mary Bell Mariner discharged. Josephine Lloyd Clark son of Mr and Mrs W G Clark Nashville underwent minor operation Tuesday morning. Miss Ruth Lewis returned home after operation. Mr and Mrs Sam England welcomed a son born Tuesday morning. Evelyn Clark returned home.
In Santiago Chile people increasingly join daily marches driven by unrest over the past year and a half. Political hunger parades share crowds with traffic snarls and disrupted schedules. Families sometimes march hoping politicians will distribute food or wine as Carabineros observe.
Ernst Lubitsch's Trouble in Paradise opens Tuesday at the Saenger. Miriam Hopkins Kay Francis Herbert Marshall Charlie Ruggles and Edward Everett Horton star in a Viennese farce about two suave crooks who target European society until a surprising romantic twist resolves the plot.
General Araki presented a map in Japanese and English detailing Manchukuo boundaries. It places the Great Wall as the southern border with Hopei province and Peiping nearby, asserting no Japanese aim to push into the Tsintsin district and renewing the long frontier line with China and northern territories.
Columbus residents Flora Blackwood and Gilbert Green wed in Washington. A local high school Who's Who named top honors including best looking Carl Hicks and Lorena Darnall as most popular and wittiest, with multiple entries for other students.
British coal interests push a campaign to reclaim market share from oil by urging the navy to consider coal again. Prime Minister Baldwin told a deputation that the admiralty has not dismissed the idea, though there is no official enthusiasm.
Doyle Health comments on colds as a minor issue. Walter Balch hosts a well attended Thanksgiving party in this place. Hozia Myrick visited home after several weeks at Boughton. J. W. Balch and family spent part of last week with their parents here along with Mr and Mrs Walter Balch. Bernie Orr and wife hosted a Saturday night party that drew a good crowd.
Attendees from Bingen enjoyed a pleasant event. Parishioners announce new pastor Bro. Hyde from Blevins who will preach the second Sunday in December. Collins girls visited County Line, and Mr. Tom Brandon and family have moved into the community.
Parliament hears that rubber blocks may be laid around Westminster Abbey to reduce damage from traffic vibration after the Lambeth Bridge opening. The Ministry of Transport awaits Abbey authorities and Westminster's input before action.
Analysis notes mixed reactions to Herriot's proposal to curb aggressors and restrain colonial forces. Italy and Germany object to limiting overseas forces, while France fears equality with Germany and Britain resists transfer of sovereignty to the League. The piece recalls 1919 guarantees to aid France by Wilson and Lloyd George, never approved by Congress.
The snippet records multiple households visiting relatives and friends over Thanksgiving and nearby days. Names include Mrs. H. W. Fore, Mrs. Allen Walker, Miss Lucille Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyett Laseter, and Grady Reece family, with postings of travel to Fulton and Little Rock.
Women suffering weakness face many aches and pains. Cardui, a purely vegetable tonic used for over 50 years, claims to improve overall health and ease tired nerves and monthly periods. It is described as safe for women of all ages.
The text lists families visiting relatives and spending Thanksgiving, including Mrs. R. E. Dillard and daughter Delma Ball and baby, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Butler, Alfred Bearden, H. W. Butler, G. C. Mitchell, R. May, C. H Butler, Sam Marlar, Helly Springs, Lucille Butler, H. Fore, Emmett Fincher, Tilton Butler, Leon and Hubert Martin, and Lige Martin.
John F. Roban seeks divorce alleging his wife caused friction after a remodeling roundtable. She testified he dismantled rooms and failed to finish repairs after she returned from a shared trip funded by her earnings. Judge Franklin A. Griffin granted an interlocutory decree.
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