Hope City plans for growth and sanitation in Hempstead
The Star outlines progress in Hope with pavement upgrades from 1931, improved sanitary conditions, and backyard improvements. It notes support from the Chamber of Commerce and county highway plans to provide all weather roads annually. The piece links these aims to statewide programs for efficient government and agricultural assistance, highlighting cooperative country development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Avikanana
Hampstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Star
R. R. McCormilek
Associated Press
Chamber of Commerce
A .Conindy
Hempstead
Arkansas
Clash of Attitudes in Economic Plans Debate
A historical editorial outlines the clash between individual freedom and planned economies. It notes Swope’s proposal and similar five year plans, arguing adoption would require sacrificing some liberty while preserving steadier income, shaping a looming national political battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Owen D. Young
Hall
Small Colleges in America Face Consolidation
The nation may soon decide the fate of many small colleges. Clarkson College President Joseph E. Rowe compares the struggle to rural churches, urging consolidation into fewer, stronger institutions to avoid widespread closures and preserve a valued American tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ometime
Naval
Joseph E. Rowe
Clarkson College
Garner Poised To Win House Speakership Amid Uncertain Party Split
Washington strategists weigh Democratic Floor Leader Jack Garner as best bet to capture the speakership if Republicans keep a slim majority. Key factors include party-line divisions, Garner’s popularity and stable support from Democrats, plus potential shifts in committee control and rule changes after December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Nicholan Longworth
Longworth
Nick
Langjosth
Jack Garner
Texas
Congress
Garner
Aspiriets
John Q. Tilson
Bert Snell
Rules ‘Committee
Tilson
Snell
Royale
Maas
Minnesota
House
Kvale
Maus
Garener
Centrol
Professor Kane Faces Trial for Wife Drowning
Prof Elisha Kent Kane of the University of Tennessee Knoxville faces a bail hearing after a coroner's jury ruled his wife was murdered by drowning in Chesapeake Bay. Kane is shown leaving Hampton jail for circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Kent Kane
Chesapeake Bay
Hampton, Va
Kane
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
Pennsylvania
Elegant Social Evening for Elizabeth Bartow in Hope
Mrs. M. H. Bartow hosted a refined reception for her daughter Elizabeth Helen Bartow at the Front Street residence. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Barlow, Dr. Alice Barlow-Brown, and many local notables. H. Robert Barlow with the S. T. Club supervised the buffet luncheon. Visitors noted include Miss Clarige Cannon in Shreveport and Misses Maude and Frances Lipscomb among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Bartow
Elizabeth Helen Bartow
Front Street
Barlow
Alice Barlow-Brown
R. L. Pritchard
Elizabeth Barlow
John D. Barlow
R. M. Quigley
Eva Jane Barlow
Stuart Wilson
Drs. Chad. Archy
Lally Moses
Corinth
Miss
EF. S. Moses
Clarige Cannon
Shreveport
Gordon Cannon
D. H. Lipscomb
Coulter Lipscomb
Maude
Frances Lipscomb
Fue Crosnay
Sunday Dinner Guests and Local Visits
Hollys Grove hosted Beott and family for Sunday dinner. Various locals including Miss Rena Clark at DeAnn and Mrs. Gov Evans with son John Norman visited Hope. Lillian Willis visited relatives at Patmes. business trip by Lee Gorhany to Hope. A regional meeting at Blevins drew attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hire
Blevins
Monroe Willis
de Aur
J. F. Willis
J.C. Adeins
Ben Wilson
Nashville
Pauline Hembree
Atkins
Barbara ‘Jean
Sartoga
Wer Wilkon
Dorothy June
R. T. Hembree
Vera Reeves
Center Point
M. V. Derryberry
M. E. Atkins
Battlefield
Texarkana and Hope Social Visits Reported
Friday visitors in Texarkana include Fulton Ms A Wilson CG A Anderson and Mr and Mrs W R Hollingsworth. Hope saw visits from Mrs J W Kolser Mrs Henry Wilson Miss Noble Threlkeld and Miss Alma Ains. Texarkana-bound Laverne Wilson returned after accepting a local position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
Texarkana
J. W. Kolser
Henry Wilson
Hope
Laverne Wilson
Brooks Shulta
M. Finley
CG. A. Anderson
Noble Threlkeld
High Schol
L. C. Wiliams
Helen Wilson
Alma. Atiints
W. R. Hollingsworth
Local Church News and Community Notes Near Patmos
Mrs Hodnett tended church at New Ho tay and Sunday. Several residents attended services and dinners with neighbors from Center Point and Hinton. A hailstone measuring 18 inches in circumference and weighing 1.5 pounds was reported in Potter Neb on July 6, 1828 amid notes of wholesale institutions in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hodnett
New Ho Tay
R. M. Ib My
J. B Rider Andter
Dorothy
Patmos
Rhoda Hodnett
C. W. Dohrnson
Familly
Meri “Huckabee
Center Point
C. W. Johnson Wite
Mabel Ware
Potter
Nebi
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Stde Publishing Co
PH Sacra
Steeet, Hens
Balmer
A, Washburn
United States
School of Economics
Alpee
Rowe
Dutych
Le.erickson and
M.s.wetzel
Havre
Montana
Buller
Atitia
NEA Eemvicr, Inc
Shel Pili
Obp
Imaure
Paul J. Kvale
Farmer-Labor
Kyale
News OF
the Star of Hope
Hollys Grove
Blanche Elliott
Honme
RL. Eliott
Fulton
J. C. Orton
Iinely
Chicago
Gibsen Hempstend
Nevo County
Hope Peaple
Kelly Hope Finn
J. L. Williams & Sons
Hope Lumber Co
PORK
Campbell’s
Wyoming
Prunes—Choice
Kroger
Oleo
Concord
Franks
Pround
Kroger Rineless
Veal
K. C
Swift
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