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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1937
Page
5
A collage of verses and local notices from Hope area society. Poem celebrates morning travel to school and rural charm. Social items list gatherings, visits, and family milestones with regional names and places.
Fred lends $300 after a traveling man convinces him a ring is valuable. The man borrows the loan and vanishes while leaving a fake ring. At the jeweler's, the victim learns the ring he was shown was swapped with a cheap imitation.
Aaron Raphael Clark, 24, of Klawack Alaska, traveled over 4000 miles in nine days to study voice at the College of the Ozarks in Clarksville. It is his first visit to the United States. He learned of the college through Daniel Kaiper, a former assistant coach turned minister. Cook, a Sitka High School graduate, sang in the glee club and chorus for four years and now joins the Clarksville Presbyterian church choir and the college glee group with both parents working in Alaska.
About 200 people gathered at Calhoun six miles east of Magnolia to dedicate a metal marker honoring Harvey C. Couch, president of Arkansas Power and Light, with old settlers inscribed. Couch praised builders of community and nation, urged progress, and received a steel rail from Magnolia railroad for his museum. Speakers included Wade Kitchens and Minor Wallace, plus local pioneers.
Hempstead County readers are urged to substitute sorghum for sugar in baking. Miss Gertrude E. Conant of the University of Arkansas shares healthful sorghum based recipes, including Monkasses Cake, Ginger Bread, Soft Molasses Cookies, and Ginger Snaps, with notes on substitutions and baking tips.
The introduction of new air routes will connect coast to coast as jets begin service across Canada this winter. Aviation officials anticipate improved travel times, increased passenger demand, and stronger regional connectivity nationwide.
IMEART First Trans-Canadian by NEA Service describes Canada’s planned air network linking Montreal Vancouver and Halifax with 16 to 20 hour passenger legs by fall or spring. It notes expanded freight and experimental northern flights, plus British Empire links and the need for a northwestern all-British airway.
MEMPHIS TENN. M A Lightman, president of Malco Memphis Theaters Inc., announced the purchase of 10 Warner Bros Kentucky Circuit theaters. The acquisitions include two each at Danville Owensboro Fulton Henderson and one each at Princeton and Mayfield. Paramount holds a half interest and will buy the Danville two houses, as Malco operates 79 theaters across Tennessee Arkansas Missouri and Kentucky. Dick's Folly is an abandoned mansion opposite West Point across the Hudson River.
First Church of the Nazarene at 511 South Elm will launch a two week revival on Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Rev A J Tosti of Pennsylvania and local pastor Rev James R Walsh will lead nightly services in a large tent across the street. Special singing begins at 7 pm featuring Texarkana singers. Public invited.
The plan outlines a Canada United States air link from Vancouver to Winnipeg then Montreal with connections to Toronto Halifax and Boston and to U S lines. Government holds 51 percent with private stockholders and a two-year deficit underwrite. Test flights underway and future Asia route eyed.
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