Local social notes from Hope and surrounding towns
Mrs Beula Johnson returns home to Hope after a stay with daughter Mrs Paul Dudney. Families and friends visit relatives in Texarkana Bodcaw Magnolia and Dallas fair trips noted. Guests include Mrs J H Webs Dora Farsons Mrs E McPherson and others visiting from Port Arthur Longview and Columbus. More visits listed among Rev Stingley Paul Dudney and Marshall Rowe households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beula Johnson
Hope
Paul Dudney
J. M. May
Texarkana
Joe Wilson
Na Uttie
Emily Joe
Columbus
Levins
J. H. Webs
Dora Farsons
E. McPherson
Paul Bailey
Stingley
Epton
Baptist Association
Bodcaw
Lee McDonald
Magnolia
Marshall Rowe
Longview
Texas
Arthur Keel
Port Arthur
Luther Smith
E. R. Timberlake
J. L. Leonard
W. S. Stroud
Finis Juhnsen
Family visits span Arkadelphia and Waldo
Jim Hartin visited his sister Ethel at Arkadelphia where she attends Ouachita Baptist College. Dr Henry returned Wednesday from a trip to his old home at Waldo.
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Jim Hartin
Ethel
Arkadelphia
Ouachita Baptist College
Dr. Henry
Waldo
State highway program advances on county and town roads
Fragmentary text shows the Star Platform praising the Chamber of Commerce and a county program to build six roads annually, aiming to boost economic support for scientific agriculture and hempstend county ventures, with references to state progress and cooperative effort in rural areas.
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Hempstend
Campus Snobbery Falls as College Image Shifts
A survey across 24 leading colleges shows enrollment and expenses down amid a broader campus sobering up. The piece argues that the old idea of a “collegiate” as a snappy dresser and social climber has faded, replaced by a more earnest pursuit of knowledge and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EGE
Depresas
King
Prban College
Jimmy Walker
Mayo argues progress near end of unnecessary deaths
In St Paul speech Dr William J Mayo says cures rise and deaths may become avoidable but some deaths remain unavoidable. He notes the tragedy of unnecessary deaths across childhood and early life, stressing the impact on devotion and suffering and the hope that science may delay or prevent them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Mayo
St. Paul
Minnesota
Jace
Dr. Mayo
John Greenwood
Washington
Quotes on US Soviet relations from steel leaders
Hugh L. Cooper praises U S Soviet understanding as a global plague while noting his role in the Dnieprostroy hydro plant. Charles Jab of Bethlehem Steel endorses brighter times for America and urges confidence in youth.
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Soviet Union
United States
Hugh L. Cooper
Russia
Dnieprostroy
Ming
Charles Jab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Captain Nichols brings whale exhibit and ambergris lore
The Pacific coast giant Colossus whale arrives for an exhibit at the Missouri Pacific sidetrack on Tuesday October 25. Capt Lew Nichols, a veteran whaler of over 40 years, will lecture at Hope High School about old and new whaling methods and his sea years. Ambergris from the sperm whale fetches about 88 dollars an ounce, a rare find in the stomach of the whale. Nichols once cruised five years in the southern Pacific, then in a later voyage captured a whale yielding 92 thousand dollars in ambergris value.
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Colossus
Pacific Coast
Missouri Pacific Station
Lew Nichols
Nichols
Hope High School
Wales
West
Southern
Pacific
Francisco
Commissioner Sale Notice in Hempstead County
In pursuance of a Chancery Court decree dated October 7 1932 the commissioner will sell at public vendue the south half of the southeast quarter section 27 township 14 south range 24 west Hempstead County Arkansas 80 acres more or less at the Citizens National Bank of Hope. Sale on three months credit with bond and six percent interest. lien retained to secure payment. Dated October 13 1932. Commissioner in Chancery. Oct 14-21.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
L. D. Reed
Ollie Welch
Citizens National Bank of Hope
City of
Hope
Arkansas
Local visitors and weekend plans announced
Ernest Robison arrives from Marietta Oklahoma to visit relatives. Miss Jennie Betts plans a Sunday trip to Camden. Gus Bowden from Foreman will spend Sunday in the city with his parents. Irene and Jeanette Hopper are weekend guests of relatives in Gurdon.
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Ernest Robison
Marietta
Oklahoma
Jennie Betts
Camden
Gus Bowden
Foreman
Henry Bowden
Irene
Jeanette Hopper
Gurdon
Washington visitors and family ties noted in brief
Washington Charlie Lewis of Bingen visited Washington on Monday. Dan Yarbrough of Fulton spent last Saturday with Frank Yarbrough and family. Mrs. Ella Gold visits sister Mrs. Clyde Kolb in Texarkana, Iris.
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Charlie Lewis
Bingen
Washington
Dan Yarbrough
Fulton
Frank Yarbrough
Ella Gold
Clyde Kolb
Texarkana
Iris
Local Church Minister Completes Appointment Weekend Travelers Visit Prescott
Reverend J W York finished his conference year in Sunday services. Attendees included Tom Rowe C D Green Brady Cook Irene and Fern Cook at the Camden state singing convention. Cotton picking party Sam Crabb Sid Oscar Arthur Dougan left for northern state. Mr and Mrs Will Mahon spent the weekend in Prescott with Joe Ferguson. Mr and Mrs Robert Eubanks attended services in Prescott along with Alvis Hazzard and Silvester Richardson visiting Ea enkins.
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J. W. York
Tom Rowe
C. D. Green
Brady Cook
Irene
Fern Cook
Camden
Sam Crabb
Sid
Oscar
Arthur Dougan
Will Mahon
Prescott
Joe Ferguson
Robert Eubanks
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J. R. Card
W. H. Weir
Eugene Pinegar
Finis Johnson
Dallas Fair
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Etta
Star Publishing Co
Ine Paneer & Dies
Wacken
South Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
E Palmer
E. Palmer
Hobea
Col. R. McCormick
Chamber of Commerce
George Washington
NEA Service, Inc
America
Anthen
Middlebrooks
Prunes
Canary Brand
Fleschmann
Cgovernmien
Pillsbury’s Verigood
Eagle Brand
Scott
Iona
White House
Jonathan
Shankless
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