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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1932
Page
2
The Star's Platform urges applying power plant revenues to Hope's industrial resources. It calls for a county highway program to build annual all weather roads. It supports scientific agricultural programs and cooperative efforts. It stresses state highway progress and government efficiency via a budget system.
A Gordon Arkadelphia paving year in, fifty eight cattle and pack animals have been hauled away by the State Highway Department. The carnage turns tourists into witnesses to a deadly road. An Arkadelphia football player lies in a Little Rock hospital with a broken back after a cow collision near Gordon. The paper denounces weak stock laws and enforces call to action against large landowners in Hempstead and Clark counties.
New York Welfare Council members warn relief efforts must go beyond hunger and cold. They advocate universal medical care, child welfare safeguards, and meaningful leisure to build character and prevent future social disorder. They call for support of clubs, settlement houses, libraries, playgrounds, and associations to shape winter relief.
Louise Overacker of Wellesley College argues that small contributors shrink as campaign funds rely on wealthy bankers and industrialists. She sees a natural shift of influence to the rich, suggesting democracy moves when voters let big money drive politics.
Mrs. Alice Finley hosts and visits with Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCall and G W Gilbert family during weekend visits. Walter Cornelius and son Raymond travel to Hope to see the whale. Lillie Maude McBay visits Lucy and Viola Clayton. Harry McComb from New Mexico stays with Cora McBay and Lillie Maude. Others include visits by the Gilbert family, DeVail Roberts, J M Cornelius, Clara Stevenson, Senda Nations, Sem Hacker, and local business trips by W L Cornelius.
Emmet Mrs J C Randolph left Monday after an extended visit with her parents for her home in San Antonio Texas. Mrs Doyle McCoy returned to her home Friday at Thornton. Mrs D S Jordan is in the Cora Donnell Hospital at Prescott. Miss Louise Cofield of Magnolia A M College spent Sunday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Jim. Hattie Mae McFarland and Grace McMillian of Prescott are visiting relatives here.
Bob Hines of Monroe Louisiana spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W S Hines. Miss Callie Wesson and Miss Sue Wesson of Hope joined Mrs Mary Beaty for Sunday. Herbert Garrett from Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Will Garrett. M F Smith of Spring Hill Louisiana visited relatives here. Rev Joe Stiles of Arkadelphia preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening.
Fort Worth police say an elderly German man, poorly dressed, was found with $1380 in old yellowed bills wrapped in newspaper inside his torn coat. Investigators consider the stash part of a possible robbery case.
Mrs. Sue K. Turner and Mr. W. E. Smith exchanged marriage vows last Sunday November 2 at the residence of N. K. Foster in Spring Hill. Both residents of the city were joined in matrimony.
Mrs. Harley White and her son Jim left yesterday for a week to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J L Davis at Magnolia. Mrs S G Norton and daughter Miss Anna also plan to go today to Shreveport to attend the Louisiana State Fair with Mr and Mrs Geo W Robison hosting Julian Gold of Washington.
Henry Chapel health figures show improvement since last report with Mrs. V C Johnston nearing home. Numerous family visits and weekend stays occur across Sutton Nevada county and nearby towns as residents share meals, birthdays, shopping trips, and moves to Patmos and the Cupp farm.
Dona wakes with injuries as tension over Ball’s arrest tightens. Dudley aims to marry Dona with Sam Dean officiating while Asper plans retribution and Swersgin rescues Dona, setting up a tense pursuit and a promise to return for her.
Parrish Fincher visited relatives in Union over the weekend. Frank Simmons of Providence spent the weekend in the community. John Bill Jordan and R. B. Graves called on J. T. Turner Friday night. Several residents fished over the past weekend and reported good luck.
Washington Joe Jackson and Mrs. Jackson with children spent Sunday in Hope. Dozens of locals, including Miss Jewell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bailey, Mack Parsons, Mrs. Ida Hopt Garner, and many others, visited friends, shopped, or attended events in Hope and nearby Texarkana Prescott and Little Rock.
In Pittsburgh the 15th ward constable M. J. McCann halted to assist a distressed woman driver. Three men emerged from behind the vehicle and robbed him of his revolver a blackjack and $3, leaving him determined to keep aiding motorists despite the danger.
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