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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1932
Page
3
A mixed column contains a poem about sturdy zinnias and friendship plus local society notes. It lists house guests from Bahrain and visitors for a Garden Club meeting in Texarkana, plus students and staff moving to Tyler, Lynchburg, and Hope High School. Mentions Miss Charlotte Stuart and various residents in social updates.
The article profiles Isabelle Setmaes, a New York socialite who became a ranch owner in the Burro mountains of New Mexico after widowhood and remarriage to John C. Greenway. Greenway, famed in World War I and a New York figure, left a lasting legacy in Arizona politics and sport through his family and the John C. Greenway Field Day in Phoenix. Mrs. Greenway, dubbed Sweetheart of Arizona politics, owns hotels and ranches across Arizona, New Mexico, and California and runs a furniture factory for disabled veterans in Tucson.
Advertisement claims Dr Leonhardt's Hem Roid tablets provide relief from piles by improving lower bowel blood circulation. It asserts internal remedy works where cutting and salves fail, promises quick safe lasting relief and money back guarantee, sold by Ward & Son and druggists.
Mr and Mrs C W Leverett traveled to Texarkana on business. Miss Kathleen Brown returned from Hermitage visits. Funeral attendance included Mrs John Foster Mrs Roy Foster and Mrs C W Leverett for Dr Gilbert Buchanan in Prescott. A revival starts September 18 at the Methodist church with Bro Fred Roebuck preaching. Grandmother Brown has been ill for two weeks and Grandmother Taylor is recovering from a fall. Miss Doris Hamilton of Nashville visited Miss Ethel Bruce. Mr Bruce goes to Hope High School to teach math. Elvin Bruce and Roy Bonds joined Blevins fans at the Nashville football game. Kathleen Brown Bess Darby Grace Millsapps and Mrs Glen Coker traveled to Hope. Mrs Herbert M Stephens visited relatives in Locksburg. Kathleen and Ethaleen Stephens leave for Conway to enter Teachers College. Mrs R C Taylor visited her mother Mrs Tollett in Nashville. Miss Japnita Mullen returned from a visit with Mrs Sid Carrington of Prescott. Welton Wardlow and wife of Minden La visiting his father Bob Wardlow this week.
Glorifying Yourself urges women to lift their heads to maintain grace and youth. It advises neck exercises to promote circulation, prevent sagging, and keep a firm neck contour through circles stretches and massage. The piece stresses pride and posture as keys to beauty.
Elwood Hatch white charged with speeding pleads not guilty. Judge Gentry finds him guilty, fines $5 plus costs and notes appeal. Luke Monroe represents Hatch. Hilton Blake black charged with drunkenness posts $11 cash and forfeits for missing trial. M Ball white pleads guilty to drunkenness and is fined $10 plus costs. C F Lane white charged with fault and battery case continued. Meredith Jones black pleads guilty to petit larceny. case continued. Red Andrews white pleads guilty to disturbing the peace and is fined $5 plus costs.
Blevins High School formed the I. X. L. society in an event held Thursday. Thirty eight members attended the initial meeting with new enrollees to be divided between two societies later. Elected officers include President Tynn Slaggle Vice President Inez Husky Secretary Treasurer Velda Wardlow and Reporter.
A news writer mocks Hoover era hopes and predicts a possible victory for Hoover if GOP voters in Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi and Texas rally. He notes bank failures seizures and property losses under Hoover as factors. The piece also cites Hope festival revival and a quip about air travel after gravity law repeal.
Gertine Tonen and Velma Lee Hamilton oversee presentations with Cohen Freyburger aiding. With society cooperation and program committees to assist, events will be staged at different intervals.
DE QUEEN Roy Hooper former sheriff of Sevier county was found guilty of accessory after the fact to robbery of the Bank of Horatio June 2 and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by a circuit court jury. This was his third trial at the current term after prior embezzlement conviction and an acquittal on accessory before the fact to robbery. Attorneys for Hooper gave notice of appeal.
By July 31 1932 American cotton consumption reached 17 300 000 bales up 1.4 percent from 1930 32 but below the 1929 30 peak by about 700 000 bales Exports to September 16 totaled roughly 800 000 bales versus 494 000 last season Europe drives higher shipments while Orient trade is slightly weaker Low European stocks and demand to replenish them amid rising prices explain the surge in exports.
German remedy Adler ika reaches the upper bowel to wash out poisons causing stomach trouble. One dose stops gas bloating. John S. Gibson Drug Co. Ady.
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