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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1932
Page
2
Last year more aliens left the United States than entered it, a pattern noted alongside heat and housing concerns. Pathfinder quips about radiators not thawing from last winter while Greater London is reported at 8,203,000 inhabitants.
The county endorses a highway program to build annual all weather roads and reduce dirt mileage. It backs scientific agriculture and farmer cooperatives to boost economic support and cooperative efforts across the region.
The Hutchinsons plan a 45 000 mile Arctic circle air voyage with six and eight year old daughters marking a first family Atlantic flight. Officials say hazards to the children were not raised and the Commerce Department will not halt the expedition. If disaster struck, calls for banning children from such exploits could emerge.
A Maine designer builds a dymaxion glass house with two-pane walls and shutters. The plan includes no windows or lamps and chairs fixed to the floor, aiming for privacy and new materials as living norms evolve over 10 or 20 years.
A The Nation article by a New York financial writer reviews forecasts before and after the 1929 crash. It finds forecasters mostly wrong at turning points, advising buys at peaks and waiting after prices plummeted, and concludes one should profit by selling the guesses to others.
Captain J A Mollison speaks of the toughest part of his transatlantic flight during a fogbound night. Shortly after daybreak he spotted land and expressed relief at the sight. Separately Eamon de Valera pledges Ireland will withhold land annuity payments until England proves her right to them.
A crowd of young locals enjoyed a pleasant picnic at Dyke Springs on Tuesday. Dick Brundidge arrived from Searcy last week and is once more a resident of Hope. Misses Gertrude and Lillian Lowry are visiting relatives in Decatur Illinois.
Ten years ago Robert Walker returned from St Louis where he attended Citizens Military Training camp at Jefferson Barracks. Van Ware spent Sunday visiting friends at Gordon. Mr and Mrs Walter Herndon of Magnolia motored to Hope and were guests of relatives. Miss Charlotte Merrill of Washington returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs R L Holt.
Sunday night closing of a meeting at Holly Grove and several local visits mark a quiet period. Families including the Hembrees Willis and Worthy Clark group traveled, with Miss Francis Willis from Dallas visiting relatives. Dewey Worthy and Annis Clark wed quietly Wednesday night and wished happiness.
Advertises MELLOGLO face powder by John P. Cox Drug Co. and Geo. W. Robison & Co. as smoothing, long lasting, and pore reducing. Claims youthful appearance and shine control with a French process for even spread.
Jets Around Shower Cotton picking has continued for several days. A birthday dinner honored Mrs Mullens last Friday. Victoria Baily Irene Camp and Almeta Ward visited Adel Sanford Sadie Rogers Tuesday. Gene White of Hope visited Thursday. Sevena Rogers stayed with Willie Blanche Henry in Hope this week. Mabie Rogers visited grandparents Camp in Hinton. H B Sanford spent Thursday with daughter Henry G ten. Joe Dorothy and children visited George McMillan Thursday. Mary Rogers guest of Mabel Rogers Thursday and Friday. Hoyt Laseter and Miss Mitchell called on Otwell family Sunday. Dr Jim Martindale examined P P Otwell Saturday. Minnie Lee Otwell ill recently. Leon Eblin and wife visited Monroe Dorothy family this week. Mrs Henry Bearden was taken by
George Bancroft stars in Lady and Gent at the Saenger for two days Thursday and Friday. Wynne Gibson Charles Starrett and James Gleason support him in a tale mixing humor and pathos as Bancroft’s swaggering gent faces midwestern respectability and a life of fatherhood alongside a sharp gal who sticks with him.
The report notes a birthday storm on Sunday celebrated by S E Huff and family with parents and siblings. S E Huff stayed Saturday night and Sunday with cousins Henry G Bearden and his wife. Uncle Ben Merrel visited friends last week. Ray Rogers and family from Kansas City visited Irabelle and her children. Mr and Mrs John Martin of near Hope toured the area last week seeking a location.
A new toothbrush shown in England uses a miniature water wheel attached to the bathroom faucet to operate the brush. A handle switch adjusts the speed, offering a novel powered brushing mechanism.
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