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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1932
Page
3
An old essay on statehood contrasts walls and garrisons with civic virtue and lawful will. Local notes report social visits in Dallas and Texarkana, club meetings, and weekend travels of residents. The Hope library hosts a thriving Quilt Rug Antique display with gardens and music in city rooms.
The library board thanks Mayor and city hall representative Miss Annie Jean Walker, merchants, donors, and the Garden Club for a first exhibition. Mrs Carter Johnson visited Little Rock. The club meets Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs E F McFaddin's home. Guest relatives from Junction City Kilgore and Kilgore Tex noted.
Cotton farmers in the Spartanburg and Charlotte area refuse to sell while prices hover around 6.36 to 9 cents a pound. A nine cent target is reported as the directive for 90 percent of holders. The movement keeps cotton on skids in front of homes, with minimal cash outlay since 1889. Some doubt strong price advances without pressure, yet current levels remain well above production costs, aided by cautious speculative demand amid market jitters before a national election.
Hospital notes list several patient admissions and discharges. Dorsey Huckabee Winfred Hunt H R Holt Julia Chester Mrs Raley and others underwent operations or were admitted. A birth is announced for Mr and Mrs William Armstrong. Discharges include Miss Mabel Rosenbaum and Curtis Nichols after extended treatments.
Miss Evelyn Harris of Minnaypol Minn accepts a staff position at Joha Chester hospital beginning this Saturday, joining the local medical team.
Yancy community reports crop gathering near completion. Sunday school and preaching drew a good attendance at the same place. Mr and Mrs R H Griffin and son Rueben Rae were Sunday guests of the community family.
Moos Fay Ingrown of Mineral Springs visited Lillian Reed in the afternoon. A Saturday night party hosted by Miss Clodagh Schooley was enjoyed with Mrs. John Green and Miss Green attending along with Miss Carrie Lyons cheering in Hope on Thursday.
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