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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text lists many unrelated items and names including Sandro, Sandro- 79, Oak address, and various stray terms. No coherent event or article narrative emerges. the readable phrases resemble a glossary or mismatched clipping with scattered proper nouns and phrases.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of social notes from Blevins and Prescott. Guests include Miss Mary Sue Sage with the Andres family of Hope, and Louise Wade of El Dorado visiting J A Wade Sr. and family. Others travel to Little Rock, St Louis, Shreveport, and Mt. Pleasant, Texas, with births announced for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dyes.
Mr and Mrs Jewell Burns and daughters Lois and Marie visited Robert Walker and family. Mrs I L Taylor and Marjorie Ann Betts stayed with Charlie Taylor in Hope. Mr and Mrs Kevin Betts and Mrs Ola Betts were with Mr and Mrs Clifttm Bowden. Helen and Clovis Puller visited Charlotte and Louise Yocom. John Ratcliff dined with daughter Mae Sexton. Matt Fuller spent the week with Irvin Butts. Su and Robert Walker and boys visited Jewel Burns. Meladine Fant and family noted. Cecil Anderson hosted Sunday dinner with Paul Anderson. More family visits and social rounds occurred among the May, Shields, Wiggins, Kinsey, and Adkins families.
Fragmented local clipping shows names and places including Port Arthur and Ouzwhita Arkadelphia. Mentions of family illness, a play, teachers, and several individuals with various social and community references, but details are garbled and hard to follow.
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