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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1936
Page
5
Daylight bargains drive the last clearance sale of the season with goldenrod patterns and embroidered fabrics. Community notes report school committee appointments, new faculty, and plans for Oglesby’s instructional event at the high school, plus marriages, visits, and health updates from Benton and surrounding areas.
The Allen club met September 17 at the club house at 2 pm with nine members present. Members shared school stories after a program featuring School Days, a scripture, and the Lords Prayer. They discussed fund raising for agents salaries, collected a donation, and planned to visit absent members. Next meeting will be with Mrs Vernon Schnotey.
Alicia Hart surveys the European glamour wave led by Greta Garbo Marlene Dietrich and Merle Oberon. She cites Alexander Korda praising self-sufficiency and sophistication as key to American success, urging readers to cultivate poise and natural charm rather than faked pose.
Tokio Mr and Mrs George Tommey and daughter Migs Juanita of Nashville visited Mr and Mrs A M McLarty Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tompie Warren and children were trading in Nashville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Stueart of Nashville visited relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs R G Lee and others took lunch and went to the Diamond mines Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitmarsh and son Thomas of Prescott spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Sam Huddleston. Mrs Cecil Tribble died Thursday of last week. survived by husband and seven children. It is said males make the best music pupils because they are placid while females relax and absorb calmly.
A 1936 NEA column by Lena Madesin Phillips argues for a universal world language to foster understanding, but stresses that true harmony comes from inner language of the heart. It notes leaders’ limits, the permanence of rights, and the need for kindness, tolerance, and fair play to bridge nations.
Spring Hill: Joe Richardson and wife returned home Sunday after a two week vacation with relatives at Arkadelphia. Mrs. Mary Yocom of near DeAnn visited her son Tom Yocom and family. A. L. Powell and family were visiting from Prescott. Mrs. T. H. Turner of Hope visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Mellinney Murrey and Mr. Garrett of near Prescott quietly married last week and returned home. Virgie Robertson and children and Kate Turner shopped in Hope. Mrs. Easterling and children of Hope visited Mrs. Monroe Martin and family. Tom Yorom and his mother Mary Yorom spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sanders. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collins visited their children in Hope and Prescott.
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