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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1929
Page
5
A jumble of social notes reports visitors and guests across the area. Mrs. Ras White and children spent Sunday at the Little River Country club, Maggie Bell plans guests for the D.C. convention, and many families from Little Rock, Lonoke, and nearby towns are hosting relatives, attending meetings, or traveling to Nashville and Dallas for health, business, or family occasions.
A fragmented rap of visits and greetings describes Smith and Joss Collins being mourned by kin one weekend. Various families from Lost Prairie and Spring Jit spend time with relatives, attend church, and share business trips, with neighbors noted in brief encounters through the week.
Several neighbors and family members attended the event at Guernsey on Saturday afternoon to celebrate Marie Alyet's birth. Visitors from Hope and Dallas called on residents including Mrs Mollie Walker and Miss Made Rateliffs while local households reported various visits and greetings during the weekend.
Jots around shower notes cotton yield and local recoveries. Wilburn Caudle has returned to school after an operation. Milton Caudle and family visited Harold Sanford and Joe Ward households. Monroe Daughtery and family, and Martin and Clara Wilson of Hope were guests. Many attended Hope theatre. Mrs. Henry G Bearden and her son Glendan visited her sister Mrs W A Cobb. T J Bowden, with niece Helen Bowden and Nanthieppe Porter, called at El B Sanford home. Everett Ward walks eight miles daily to Center Point school, setting a good example for education. Mrs J R B Gray visits Hope. Winston Cobb and Nolan Lewallen rode to St Louis fair with county agent Lynn Smith. Grady Reece and family visited Badean. A card from Winston Cobb says he and Nolan Lewallen and county agent Lyn Smith caught twelve Ozark squirrels en route to St Louis fair. Subscribers or renewals for Hope Star urged to give name to Mrs Sanford for mailing list.
Sunday school was well attended here last Sunday and organizers urge more students for the upcoming session. Several locals and visitors were noted in weekend visits, including Miss Ossie Mullins and Miss Oma Rothwell who suffered a broken arm in a ditch collision.
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