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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1932

Page

3

Town Gleans Social News From Hot Springs To Little Rock

Mrs. H C Whitworth returns from Little Rock. Mrs. James L Jamison travels to Little Rock and Tulsa. Mrs. C S Lowthorp and others attend 37th UDC convention in Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs G B Mixon attend funeral in Ruston. Local socials feature bridge parties, autumn decor, and visits among Arkadelphia and Benton residents.

James L. Jamison Little Rock Tulsa Oklo G. B. Mixon Ruston, la

Gravity base established for Coast and Geodetic Survey

The Coast and Geodetic Survey set up a gravity base in the basement of the New Commerce Building. The room sits about a foot below sea level and all future measurements will be based on this gravity standard.

Washington Uncle Sam Commerce Building Coast and Geodetic Survey

1972ESSUES: Hoover versus Roosevelt on liberal edges

The piece outlines the 1972 campaign where Hoover is the conservative option and Roosevelt offers more liberal stances to attract liberal and progressive support. It notes Roosevelt’s edge if any and Hoover as the dominant issue, reflecting the candidates' contrasting records and promises to improve them.

Roosevelt Vet

Ouachita Hendrix Set for Friday Night clash at Williams Field

Ouachita and Hendrix renew their fall football rivalry at Williams Field Friday under floodlights. The Tigers face injuries to key players but bring veteran depth, with Otis Galloway’s squad and Ouachita’s Tommy Leslie and Drake expected to contribute. Hendrix travels on a special train with fans and band.

Arkadelphia Williams Field Ouachita Hendrix Tigers Ivan Grove Otis Galloway Babe Bennings Tommy Leslie Drake Wayne Swain College of the Ozarks

Law Observance in Christian Life and Citizenship

The weekly lesson reflects on Romans 13 and Paul’s view of law and government. It notes Paul’s shift from trusting imperial order to recognizing flawed power, stressing that in a democracy citizens must embody and demand just laws and right administration to sustain law and order.

WM. E. Gilroy D. D Paul Rome Faul Caesar

Centerville Social Notes Include Departures and Visits

Miss Addie McElroy left for St. Louis after visiting her parents for nearly three months. A party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rodden was enjoyed by attendees. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cobb spent Sunday night with their parents, the Will Austins. Mr and Mrs Clarence Barmes were shopping in town. Misses Meria Andrews Gladys McElroy and Mable Rodden spent Saturday night with the Roddens.

Addie McElroy St. Louis Clarence Rodden Ernest Cobb Will Austin Clarence Barmes Meria Andrews Gladys McElroy Mable Rodden

Hoover Takes

Woods of the Literary Digest denied a false report that 35,000 letters urged changing Roosevelt votes to Hoover in the magazine poll. He said the Digest had not received such letters and traced the spread to wires and a radio speaker sourcing from party headquarters. A NYSE complaint spurred an investigation into the report’s origin.

Woods Republican National Chicago New York Stock Exchange

Bells Chapel Services Draw Large Crowd Sunday

Rev John White filled his regular appointment at Bells Chapel with large attendances on both Sunday and Sunday night. Residents from Sweet Home joined the services and several local families shared meals together after services. Multiple community members visited relatives and attended a Friday ball game where Blevins defeated Chichester 13 to 0.

Doris Moses Perry Moses Miriam Carlton Verna Stuart Marguerite Taylor Virginia Godbold John White Sweet Home Community T. S. Cullins Sam Yates John Wade Troy Dallas Texas Virginia Hollaman Mattie Cullins Willie Morrow Ed Lee Sweet Home Blevins Chichester

Farrin Greene Elected President of Ouachita College Military Band

Farrin Greene of Hope has been elected president of the Ouachita College military band at Arkadelphia. Comer Routon was elected secretary-treasurer and J. T. Bowden Jr. was named business manager. All three are Hope High School graduates. Lieutenant Loyce E. Biles, U S A R, directs the group.

Farrin Greene Hope Ouachita College Arkadelphia Comer Routon J. T. Bowden, Jr Hope High School Loyce E. Biles

Local Families Attend Visits and Birth in Patmos Area

Mr Nebo and Mr and Mrs C C Jones of Patmos visited his mother Mrs J A Robson Friday afternoon. Born to Mr and Mrs C D Elmore a seven pound boy Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs J B Powell and family visited Mr and Mrs B R Horton Sunday. Charlie Powell wed Miss Lora Haltom Saturday night. Miles Laha Ben Horton and Dan Laha made a business trip to Hope Saturday. Several area residents attended the close of the singing.

C. C. Jones Patmos J. A. Robson C. D. Elmore J. B. Powell B. R. Horton S. O. McClellan Camden John Laha Charlie Powell Lora Haltom Miles Laha Ben Horton Dan Laha Hope Lula Horton Iria Fowell Rena Mae Horton Ollie Jones

Midway School Attendee Reports Fine Singing

The report describes a visit to a Midway school on Monday featuring notable singing. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kidd of Waterloo and Mrs. Joe Hampton of Patmos visiting Mire and Mrs. Walter Jones.

C. A. Kidd Waterloo Joe Hampton Patmos Mire Walter Jones

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