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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1932
Page
3
Mrs. Sid Henry hosts Society News items as daughters, friends, and visitors crisscross Texas and Arkansas. Gal loway College, First Presbyterian circle meeting, Shreveport visits, and a banking party at the McLarty home on South Main are noted along with siblings and relatives visiting Dallas and Texarkana.
W C Davidson in Paragould Mrs W G Hart visits Prescott and returns home Tom Kinser departs for Littl Rock Searcy Mr and Mrs W P Davidson and two daughters visit Vesey in Georgetown Tex en route from Paragould Mrs Robert Campbell Patsy Ann and Mrs George Sandefur visit Texarkana Mr and Mrs James R Henry depart for Hot Springs Friends of P H Webb move back to Gordon Helen Ethridge visits Lois Jones en route to Agnes Scott Woodman circle meets Woodman Hall E E Armstrong Texarkana visits Spring Hill J C Turner Mrs W M Reaves Jr leaves for funeral of Dr Gilbert A Buchanan in Prescott Phil Harrell also leaves for funeral of Dr Buchanan
Michigan voters faced a record field as estimates suggested up to one million ballots. National attention focused on Louis C. Cramton and Grant M. Hudson as returning prohibition advocates who were defeated two years earlier. Vermont's Porter H. Dale led the Republican bid with no opposition, while Fred C. Martin sought the Senate for the Democrats. New Hampshire politics turned on Moses seeking renomination and former Governor Fred H. Brown pursuing the Democratic nod. Moses, Senate president pro tem, campaigned little for renomination, instead backing the national ticket while Joseph L. Richards lagged after missing the ballot.
Brown urged his name on the ballot while campaigning with little energy. In the 11th Arizona primary, voters see a larger field and hotter contests. Democrats number 110,698. Republicans 31,025. misc 1,090. About 19,000 more voters are qualified than two years ago when Gov. George W. Hunt, 73, sought a seventh term. Hunt aims to face a Republican nominee in November.
Mrs. Joe Wilson hosted the Presbyterian church Ladies Auxiliary in Columbus at Mrs. J. S. Wilson Sr.’s home. Miss Janie Johnson led and speakers included Mrs. Jim Wilson Jr. and Mrs. R. E. Jackson. The loyalty program focused on Healing Hands in Africa and China with a salad social for members.
Mrs Joe Wilson and Miss Mildred Johnson hosted guests as the community welcomed visitors from North Little Rock Mineral Springs Saratoga Texarkana and Nashville. Faculty list includes R E Jackson Cora Abbott T C Wilson and others with several families traveling between Hope Garland and Little Rock.
McCaskill News reports the school opened Monday with good attendance. Principal Degarnett delivered a talk, pupils sang America, and Miss But read a passage in the opening program.
Mrs Huddleston spoke as parents gathered for the event. Miss Dorothy Sevedge, a Ouachita College senior, attended with J A Sevedge and Maxine Sevedge. The Eley and McCaskill families visited Hope and Blevins, with Floyd Wortham and Alvis Stokes groups traveling from Smackover and Texas.
LongwinGee members of Parliament adopted a plan to cut speech lengths with a ten minute limit for all contributions. Supported by National Government backers the rule aims to allow more delegates to debate questions before the house.
A witty street encounter has a officer noting he could see the woman three blocks away while she asks if he could see her from across the street. The playful dialogue highlights unexpected humor in everyday policing.
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