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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1932
Page
3
Pat Chapter U D C will meet Thursday at 2 30 pm at Miss Zenobia's South Elm home with associates Mrs Briant W W Duckett and H C Whitworth. Christmas tree in observance, please bring an imp gift. Several local social notices and visits follow.
Clyde Monts is confined at home with influenza. Terrell Cornelius and R V Hern ion drove to Little Rock Tuesday evening for J A Couch funeral. F K Bobo visited Hope Wednesday. Max Cox spent Tuesday in Little Rock on business. Robert Wilson is ill on South Elm. Jasper Arnold of DeAnn was in town Wednesday. C C Lewis of Geo W Robison store here is confined to home.
A fur trimmed collar features mink fur with an ecru lace jabot elevating a dress with refined distinction.
John Dawson departed for Stephens Arkansas while Dewey Hendrix recovers at home from influenza. A Hempstead county unemployment relief committee, including Roy Anderson J R Herfry and Fat Duffie, traveled to Little Rock to confer with the state relief committee. W S Atkins made a business trip to Texarkana Tuesday.
Rosston senior boys and girls won both games against Gurnsey on Monday night. Junior boys defeated Bod Can Juniors in a hard fought contest. The week marks the end of the second month as test week begins and students practice shuddering. Willisville visitant families stayed with relatives, and W S Maloch remains in poor health. Willisville amateurs stage Mama's Little Wild Rose on Tuesday to raise funds for two schools. Wednesday brings three basketball games against Emerson. Rev Irving delivered a strong sermon Sunday. FP W Taylor and Jessie Mae are on the sick list. Rural carriers attended a Camden meeting and banquet. P T A plans sewing for needy students.
McCaskill residents attended the Blevins Murfreesboro game in Murfreesboro on Thanksgiving. Miss Wilma Butler spent Thanksgiving at Arkadelphia. Ralph Scott of Hendrix College visited with his parents. Rubie Wortham of Magnolia A and M college visited home folks. Mr. and Mrs. John Gaines and others attended a Hope show Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Stokes and Miss Maxine Sevedge were Hope visitors Sunday.
A father cautions his daughter about marrying a man who earns only fifteen dollars a week. The daughter replies that weeks pass quickly, highlighting economic strain and rushed romantic decisions.
Emmet Miss Lula Garland and many local residents spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with relatives. Visitors included C. B. Ward and Frank Carnes of Magnolia A and M college, Mrs. D. A. Washburn of Longview, and others. Several attendees watched the Ouachita Henderson game in Arkadelphia.
Diana Churchill eldest daughter of Winston Churchill announces engagement to John Milner Bailey son of Sir Abe Bailey. She is 23 and has assisted her father on travels and on tours. Bailey is 32, son of the South African mining magnate, with a noted aviator stepmother.
A playful exchange from Tit Bits features an older man asked why he does not marry his longtime partner. He jokes about future evenings and contemplates commitment amid light banter.
Antioch residents Mr. and Mrs. John Mahon and Mrs. Jim Hill with children spent the weekend in Prescott visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom White hosted a party last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Sanders moved from Emmet into the community. Irene Fern and Brady Cook joined a Hope singing outing and reported fine singing. Several youths attended Piney Grove singing Sunday night. Prayer service was rained out Wednesday night. Mrs. Ed Jenkins leads next Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamric of Liberty visited Mr. and Mrs. Rick Dougan last week.
Saenger theatre unveils a strong line up led by Chas Bickford in The Last Man and Tom Mix in The Texas Bad Man. Paramount’s If I Had a Million with Gary Cooper and Paul Muni’s I’m a Fugitive from the Chain Gang headlines shareable big names, plus The Mask of Fu Manchu and other titles. Manager Swanke optimistic as business improves.
Wallaceburg Mr and Mrs D T Tollett of Nashville spent Thursday with daughter and family Mr and Mrs R C Taylor. Miss Dolores Ashcraft hosted by Opal Yates Saturday night. Lon Wood visited Sunday with Sid Mouser. Floyd Wood spent Sunday with Joe and Mrs Lewis at Pleasant Hill. Wylie Browning and Frank Simmons visited Sunday afternoon. Claude Freyburger and son Cheen attended Murfreesboro ball game Thursday. Jess Wood visited with Fred Yates Sunday. Gray Battle Friday night party well attended. Young Nesbitt visited Willis Morrow Sunday. Lloyd Shackelford and children spent Sunday with M T Ward at Blevins. Brandon Brooks visiting Carl Zumwalt.
London report from a children's book club says English children now read more sophisticated works. It notes that titles like The Last of the Mohicans and Treasure Island are waning with readers under 15 as girls turn romantic and boys prefer mechanics over adventure.
France seeks reciprocal trade terms and warns of defenses against excessive protectionism and dumping. Premier Herriot told his radical socialist party in Poitiers that France must defend internal production while keeping foreign markets open. He insisted France does not aim for a closed economy and seeks parity of concessions and fair treatment.
Sweet Home Mrs. Will Spears and daughters shopped in Prescott Friday afternoon. L Reese McDougald, a Prescott High senior, spent Thanksgiving with family here. Several residents including Misses Bertrude Delaney and Marie Huskey visited friends. Mr and Mrs Joe Britt and Mrs M H Montgomery visited relatives and shopped Saturday. Mrs Oscar Montgomery and children visited the Delaney home Saturday afternoon. The McDougalds and daughter Letha visited Edward Grimes Sunday. H M McCain attended business in Prescott Saturday. Watson Huskey of Prescott visited parents here Sunday. Mrs H H Huskey and son Wade spent the weekend in Ashdown visiting the Fore family. Esther Stephens of Blevins spent Sat night and Sun with Elvin Campbell. Mrs Homer Brown and Bearden Ark. visitors last week. J B Carman erecting a new dwelling on the old Sweet Hope school ground after fire destroyed his home. Berry Wilson returned to Prescott after weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Virgil Campbell of Shreveport La. visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Huskey and family visited Bert Carman Sunday. Mrs W T Yarberry and Mrs Cecil Sewell shopped in Prescott Saturday.
C W McDonald a Iowa State college extension sheep specialist asserts the hand is better than scales for judging lamb fatness. He urges raisers to feel the backbone for fat cover or grasp the lamb around the loin to assess finish while feeding at the bunks.
New Liberty Grady Glanton of Texarkana visited home folks Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bright Crider and children and Mr and Mrs Homer Easterling visited relatives near Falcon last weekend. T A Glanton visited Dock Hamilton Thanksgiving. Otis Langston and Opal Davis wed on November 23 and will live with his parents J D Langston. Joe Hamilton visited Arthur Glanton. Elmer Ghormley and son Howard made a business trip to Emmet. Milford Daniels, A M College Magnolia student, visited Joe Hamilton Saturday night.
Spartanburg, South Carolina. S M Jackson reports a new home cultivation project as he grows coffee locally. He ordered seeds from South America for 50 cents, planted April 10, used 8-3-3 fertilizer, and harvested late July. He brewed the first cup from the home crop and plans to expand next year.
A leading English aircraft maker unveiled a new land bombing plane with a 75 foot wingspan, 58 foot length, 20 foot height, and 15,500 pounds weight. The metal craft features three gun positions and is described as the latest in its class.
New London says local inventor Willard Blain has perfected an ornithopter with a 22 foot wingspan and a 40 pound frame. The pilot lies horizontally as he moves his arms to flap the wings in flight attempts.
Frank J. Helm keeps a herd of 300 Saanen goats near Jackson Michigan. He challenges the idea that goats thrive on scraps and tin cans and insists his herd eats only high quality feed, especially alfalfa hay.
An advertising notice touts Creomulsion as a fast acting remedy for coughs and colds. It claims the product uses modern science, is powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, and narcotic free with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
MOUNDSVILLE West Virginia Kitts aged 23 was released from the Virginia penitentiary recently and Billy U S Thomas Kelly was sent to federal reformatory at Culieeng Chio after federal parole.
A Pathfinder item captures a humorous exchange about a burglary. Mrs. Buggs questions the scene while a policeman notes drawers pulled out and disorder, prompting a witty reply about a band searching for a shirt.
Amanda Perkins and relatives thank many friends for kindness during illness and after the death of Hickman Perkins. They appreciate funeral and arrangement services and the beautiful floral offerings.
A promotional narration claims a fat person can lose fat in about three weeks by taking a half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. It promises energy clearer skin and a younger feeling body with health first. The text advertises Kruschen Salts sold nationwide with a four week supply and a money back guarantee.
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