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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
5
Fragmented social notes describe visits to Arkadelphia and Philadelphia, travel by Mixson Whitehurst and Pansy Jett, and personal movements across Arkansas and Texas. Local gatherings include a Presbyteran meeting led by Mrs. Roy Johnson and a bride party series hosted by Mrs. Patterson. Oblique references mention Montgomery Ward staff changes, weddings, and a card of thanks from Mrs. Daugherty.
Patrol Carolina Textile Mills SRE S RTE Bn faces strike pressure in Moro North Carolina. Owners deploy armed guards to deter labor actions while workers protest amid unrest. Albert Hurt observed as guards search vehicles near the mill during the dispute.
SHOWER SPRINGS reports strong Sunday School turnout last week with good participation. Mr J W England returned home after visiting his daughter Mrs Chris Baker in Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs Leon Darwin joined Mr and Mrs Allen Walker on Saturday night. Mrs Gertrude Buller and her children from near Rosston spent the weekend with her mother Mrs I W Fore. Mrs John Reece and Mrs Chas Rogers visited Friday afternoon with Mrs Allen Walker and Mrs
Sept 10 Tobago West Indies reports Litt Tobago, a small island under 500 acres, has become a global bird paradise. Sir William Ingham started the project by importing many birds of paradise, later passing to Lady Ingham and then to the Inghams. The island was to be conveyed to the King and renamed Ingham Island, with Tobago Trinidad government coordinating preservation and regular food shipments. The bird population is rapidly increasing.
Henry Fore and Jane Laseter of Hope visited with John Reccv. John Crews and son George, plus families, were in Hope last Saturday. Mrs J C Walker of Lindon Texas returned home after two weeks with Allen Walker. Albert and John Reed welcomed Emma Mildred born September 5. Various relatives shared visits and attended services at Anderson cemetery and with Barhaw families.
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