Author Finds It
A concise column notes author finds it in daily bread Life, faith, and routine intersect as the writer reflects on simple sustenance and meaning within everyday moments. The piece reinforces steady, quiet values amid modern bustle.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1951
Page
4
A concise column notes author finds it in daily bread Life, faith, and routine intersect as the writer reflects on simple sustenance and meaning within everyday moments. The piece reinforces steady, quiet values amid modern bustle.
A vigorous critical tribute to Michener's Return to Paradise, praising its bold structure mixing essay and fiction. The piece lauds the novel as a panoramic voyage across the Western Ocean, blending historical reportage with linked fiction chapters and potent themes of love, war, exploration, and cultural encounter. It highlights the book’s originality, scale, and enduring literary impact.
Hope Public Schools will close Friday to allow teachers from 14 white schools to attend a four county meeting at Southern Site College. Regular schedules will resume on Monday, Oct. 2, Superintendent Jamnes H. Jones announced today.
Markets report shows futures prices with figures for Mare May and Oct contracts. Notable values include Oct at 34.9 percent and Dec at 34.90, with other dates and paralleled terms appearing as listed. The OCR text is fragmented, but conveys pricing activity and contract months.
U.S. Senator John L. McClellan told Arkansas Municipal League delegates that the federal government is the main source of inflation and warned against expansive welfare and ownership aims. He criticized war policy in Korea and suggested atomic options against China, arguing Russia seeks protracted conflict to erode U.S. strength.
Secretary of State Acheson supports Britain's insistence on treaty rights despite Egypt voiding the agreement. General MacArthur calls for stronger military action in Korea and criticizes current administration policies. A water-spot fuels hopes in the Atlantic search for a missing Stratofreighter east of Cape Cod. Communists withdraw gradually as UN forces close to Kumsong on the central Korean front.
Collision involving two vehicles driven by Rufus Shaw and Bensyn Foster, both of Hope, at East Avenue and North Walnut Streets around 6 am today caused only minor damage. City Police investigated.
A drive to raise funds for playground fins at Brookwood Ouinshy and Saisley schools, and Vincent Foster treasurer, has reached 887 with several local donors listed. Donations slow the pace of outreach as the campaign persists at area schools and local businesses.
Las Voeas area observers report weather and building delays may push back the planned AEC and Army nuclear test series at Yucca Flat and Mercury City. Test manager Carroll L. Tyler notes slower construction while Dr. Alvin Graves and officials inspect the site. About 1,000 scientists and 5,000 troops await the opening drill as dry runs hint at initial atmospheric tests near Camp Desert Rock.
American Legion Post No 12 will hold its regular meeting Thursday night at 7 30 at the Airport hut. General business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
Hope B P W Club hosts the Southern District Conference of Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs in October 2021 with headquarters at Hotel Barlow. Delegates from El Dorado Camden Pine Bluff Star City Stuttgart Warren Smackover Stamps Lewisville Bradley Texarkana Ashdown Fordyce Crossett Hamburg Monticello and Hope Emimacet attend. The event features an opening open house, a Saturday banquet with Miss Jimmie Nicholas presiding, and a Sunday program including a breakfast and a concluding luncheon with state officials speaking.
Farmers can protect earnings with the government cotton loan says Wart Martindale chairman of the County PMA. Loans offer non-recourse protection while market prices rise and lower risks. County PMA notes plans for water legume and pasture programs with seed purchases and deadlines in late October and November.
City officials met in a routine session to discuss sewer and street items and consider a pair of proposals from the Wire Department. Mayor and city attorney were directed to report on the situation as the council approved a payment balance on the Spring water line and anticipated a public works move.
Tickets for the Texarkana versus Hope grid game go on sale through Thursday. Superintendent James HH announced the event with aerial admission and reserved seating at $1.23 each. Tickets may be bought at Jack's Newsstand. none available Friday. The game pits the Bybeats against the Mazarbacks at 7 o'clock.
A revival meeting will start Sunday October 21 at 1 a.m. at Moseo Methodist Church two miles southeast of Prescott. Services will be held nightly at 7 30 p m for a week with Rev Coy Rogers of McKaskill preaching and the pastor leading song services. Public invited.
A Nashville Arkansas truck driver Ollie Jogos, 51, was killed five miles north of Daisy Arkansas after his poultry truck collided with a lumber truck on Highway 4. George Scott, 31, the other driver, was uninjured. Two other people were hurt in the crash and a separate Hot Springs incident reported a man, 38, died by electrocution in a bathtub.
Roundup Club schedules a Thursday night drill at 7 0 in the Coliseum inviting all members to bring horses. Bob Daniels, club head, says opening practice was successful and Quindril of Texarkana will perform for the group.
Lillie Ruck and Charles Nicholsin Inc of Mayetteville filed articles of incorporation on Saturday to engage in contracting. Authorized capital listed at $26,000. Incorporators Charles Michelson, Mirtha Michelson, and C W Airing soi of Mayctlevide.
British and Egyptian forces brace Ismailia as paratroops and tanks move toward the Canal Zone. Parachute troops from Cyprus and Cyprus based units reinforce the garrison while Ismailia endures clashes and fires. Prime Minister Mustapha el Notaw Pasha calls for calm as planning and warnings unfold.
A midweek roundup features Akira Ohguchi, an 11 year old Japanese schoolboy seeking help reconnecting with a lost American pen pal after a fire destroyed his letters. Readers can write to 9000 Hiratsuka, Hiratsuka City, Kanagawa to cheer him up. The column weaves in humorous and anecdotal notes on snoring cures, barbershop chatter, and a World Series moment involving Joe Maglio’s brother.
Allied and South Korean units press the push against Chinese lines around Kumtong with U S 24th Division and the ROK Eighth, trapping Chinese forces. Reports describe heavy fighting as UN troops close the encirclement while jets and artillery support intensify the assault north of Yonchon in a multi-division offensive.
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