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Thursday, October 27, 1938 HOPE STAR, HOPE, ARKANSAS PAGE THREE Society MRS. SID TELEPIIONE 821 I never sce a little house Clasped closely to the carth, All haloed with a mother's smiles Andl gay with children's mirth. But that I think how blest is he Who, when night's shadows come. Can turn toward such a happy place And say: "I'm going home!" In lofty halls and spacinus rooms But in the little homes love flowers Lives he sometimes grow part; Most freely in the heart. never see a little hottse All aureoled with love But that I think how blest are they Wha, though far off they rove, Can turn about some golden Cros plains, bills, ocean's foam; And basting to that peaceful spot, Can say: "I'm going home!" -Selected.

Going Home The Friday Music Club will meet Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. O. Milam South Pine street, with Mrs. Edwin Stewart as joint hostess and Mrs.

A. C. Kaib leading the study on "Early Music." -O- Mrs. R. V.

Hall of Texarkana was a Wednesday evening visitor in the city he aring Dr. H. H. McCaslin's splendid. address on home missions at the Presbyterian church.

Mr. and and Mrs. Duncan Prescott were other out of town visitors noted in the congrega- -O- Friends will regret to hear of the of Mrs. Lille Vaughan, who recently passed on at the home of her sister in Long Beach. Calif.

Mrs. Vaughan will be remembered as Hope's first kindergarten teacher. -0 Mr. and Mrs. Tom MeLarty have as Synod guests Judge W.

R. Robinson aril E. L. Tompkinson of Helena. -O- Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Cooper of Tiller. announce the marriage of their RIALTO -THUR.

FRI.What is the lure of Dracula'? Why is his kiss irresistible? W'ho is the strange man, dead 500 yeurs, and yet alive? I with DRACULA Bela Lugosi SAENGED -THUR. FRI.He's No Ordinary Docter His genius conceived history's most daring scheme to put murder under a microscope! SUPER. DOCTOR! He's No Ordinary Crook Ilis Brilliance has brought gangdom (o his feet riches to his purse! SUPERCROOK! EDWARD G. ROBINSON nod HUMPHREY BOGART Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse" NEW SOUND SALE 300 Fall and Winter Dresses for Women and Juniors $6.99 LADIES Specialty Shop Negro Fair Begins at Mount Hebron 2-Day Community Event Gets Underway Thursday Morning Mount lebron community opens two day agriculture exhibit Thursday and Friday, October 27, 28, at Mount Hebron school house.

Community achievements, races, public speaking, and singing will make up the two-day program sponsored by the Community Fair Organization under the direction of the vocational departinent of Yerger High School. The best form and home products are on exhibition, awards will i be made for worth while exhibits. Refreshments and cold drinks will be available, J. A. Harris, vocational instructor of Yerger High School announces the officials and committees as follows: S.

E. Evans, president; A. Trotter, vice president; Pearl McDonald, secretary; A. W. Wheaton, treasurer.

Agriculture committee: J. A. Trotter, chairman, M. H. Werger, J.

B. Dean, Mittic Yerger, Tom Jones Business finance committee: Chester McDonald, chairman, E. Evan, A. W. Whenton, Pearl McDonald, Lillie Marwell.

Amusement committee: Wilmer Harris, chairman, Essie Wheaton, Lois Marwell, Tellis McDonald, Erwin Wheaton, Chas Lewis. Domestic and fine art committee: Lenora McDonald, chairman, Lillie Jones, Mary Harris, Ethel Brizell, Millie Franks. Program committee: Mary Green, chairman. Essie Wheaton, J. A.

Harris, CLUB NOTES Sweet Home The Sweet Home Home Demonstration club met at the church on Tuesday, October 25. Miss Belva Bu Bullington, home demonstration agent discussed and demonstrated the making of rugs from jute sacks. The recreational period was entered into with much enthusiasm. The club adjourned to meet on day, November 29, at the home of Mrs. J.

W. Bostick. McNab The McNab Home Demonstration club studied Home Management at their meeting last Monday, Probram included: Saving steps in dish washing. Study of relative amounts of energy required for diferent household tasks. Demonstration on making rugs from burlap.

A covered dish dinner was served to 16 members and four visitors. Wilma McKelvey, assistant home demonstration agent of Hempstead county, gave 01 rug demonstration. Hopewell The Hopewell Home Demonstration club met with Mrs. G. W.

Wiggins for the October meeting. Five members and two visitors were present. Miss Bullington could not be with us at that time. Mrs. Wiggins gave us a very interesting talk about her trip to camp.

Ways and plans were discussed about going to the council meeting. Four of our members planed to go. We had a very enjoyable social hour. Our hostess served delicious refreshments. The largest kangaroos stand cight, fect high, VICKS: aids to symptomatic control of Vicks PREVENT VA-TRO-NOL colds COLDS helps MISERY of from for Vicks VAPORUB developed colds developing RELIEVES Specially upper throat start.

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C. BROWN CO. Hope, Arkausas American Beauties Hop, Skip and Jump to Fame in Ballet By PAUL, ROSS NA Service Staff Correspondent NEW -Like Coney Island dogs, Idaho potatocs and Vermont syrup, Rusian ballet dancers the best of their kind. But not good hot dogs come from Coney ditto potatoes, ditto maple syr. up-and dito ballet cancers.

fact, if the trend developed in new edition of the Bullet Ruse continues, in ashort time Americans be at the top nf the hop-skipindus- No less ban seven--count 'em-naAmericans on view in the Ballet Russe, the are, premier ballet organization of the world, which is currently playing here and soon will go tour of over a hundred American What's more. four of these natives done the unprecedented thing retaining their American names. a business--or an art, if you willwhere "ovna" or "sky" on the monicker is to the dancer what a racquet to Don Budge, this is, speaking conservatively, unheard of. The Americans are all in the "corps ballet" which is professional jarfor the unknowns who toil in the background while the darlings of the company take the bows. But three or four of them are already dancing sonic the numbers which the great Russians made famous.

And when the Ballet Russe starts its trans-continen-1 tour a few weeks hence, the local lights who made good by being on their toes will get the most space in their hometown newspapers, "corps de ballet" or no. This, of course, will infuriate the premiere ballerinas who love nothing better than publicity, unless it's ice cream. Speaking of premiere ballerinas, it scems there's a fine kettle of fish loose the Ballet Russe, right now. A lady named Danilova is currently faced with some sprightly competition from younger set. Danilova is not only top-flight dancer but she was an associate of Diaghileff, who did for the ballet what Walt Disney did for the animated cartoon.

This gives her prestige, and hence the right to perform certain dances. But last year, a couple youngsters started muscling in on Danilova's prerogatives, and this y'car Toumanova, Markova, Slovenska and Theilade are all on her heels, figuratively speaking, and fighting one another, on the side. Which presents the directors of Ballet Russe with something akin to a cage full of shetigers infuriated because their catnip has been taken away. One of the inalienable rights of any top-rank ballerina is temperament. But there is one department, in the ballet where temperament is out, and we mean OUT.

That's in rehearsals, Everybody from star to merest novice comes to rehearsal at 11 in the morning and goes through the regular grind of practicing technique for an hour and a half. That includes going over the five basic positions of ballet, work at the handlebar, turns, knee bends, pirouettes, leaps, and fouettes, And when this is finished, there is rehearsal of the day's performance. Contrary to the glamor legend exuded by the movies in behalf of the ballet dancer, her life is not very romantic. In addition to daily rehearsal, there are one or two performances a day which leave her too tired to go anywhere. Her social life is so narrow that she generally marrics-if at all-with some one in the company.

Her Iny is so small that all she can do for fine clothes is look at them in shop windows. But there is one compensation. A ballet dancer doesn't have to diet, because she wears herself thin, litcrally. So one of the joys of a dancer's life is to go out late at night and surround a steak. It is quite a thrill 10 watch a ballet dancer eat--providing you're not paying the check.

Bobcats Look For (Continued from Page Cne) hospital at St. Louts where a son, Steve, is ill with a kidney ailment. In the Conference Two undefeated and untied Arkansas High School conference football teams face tough competition this week in the battle for schoolboy championship honors. North Little Rock and Forrest City will be the battle grounds where much interest is focused. The Benton Panthers, unbeaten and untied, face the North Little Rock Wildcats on their home lot.

The Wildcats have heen tied three times this season, but that can't go 011 forever. We look for a Wildcat victory. 14 to 0. Jonesboro invades Forrest City in a homecoming battle for the Thuraughbreds. Jonesboro is another team unbeaten and untied.

It looks like a dog fight with Jonesboro the winner. 14 to 07. The Little Rock Tigers go wilt of the state for a clash with Memples Central fligh. Coach Van Sickle Has good big mien, ete. Hot Springs at Pine Bluft The Zebras in fine form after last week's 7-7 tie with El Dorado.

Russellville a1 Fort Smith. The Grizzlies by four touchdowns Fordyce at Warren. A shaky vote, but the Redbugs are due for a win. Little Rock Catholic High dit Blytheville. The Chicks in a gallop.

Heavener, ut Clarksville. Clarksville, it's about time. Nashville at Texarkana 111 homecoming battle with the Razorbacks. Nashville, 19 to 0. Camden at Hope.

The Bobcats by two touchdowns. Arkansas at Texas A. M. The Razorbacks, 14 to 7. The ice plant of California is so called because glittering beads on its surface give it the appearence of being coated with ice, Heart diesase tacks apporximately anually as 11 kinds of accidents three times as many Americans lives bined.

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She compete with girls from each county of the state for queen of the show. A complete riding outfit, consisting of a saddle horse and hand made saddle and bridle with all the fancy decorations, will be: given as a prize to the girl winning the contest. Miss Mowl will leave here about November 7. Halloween Dance to Be Given at Country Club halloween dance will be given at thie Hope Country. club Monday night, beginning -at 10 o'clock, it was announced Thursday by a spokesman for the Ben Burton and his 12-piece negro orchestra of.

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R. Cumbie of Shover Springs. The marriage was solemnized on October 22 nt the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Harrison, pastor of the First Methodist church. "The bride was very attractive in a knitted rust sport suit, with black accessories, she has made her home in this city for the past year and one-half, and is popular member of Kate's Beauty Parlor operators.

Mr. Cumbie is connected with Reed Co. us bookkeeper. After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 118 North Louisiana street, -O Mr. and Mrs.

Elvie Littlejohn who have made their home in this city for the past few years left recently for residence in Phoenix, Ariz. -O- Rev. E. H. Grimm of Ashdown and f1.

M. Bevel of Pine Bluff are Synod guests of Mr. and Mrs. Finley Ward. -0-- Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lnuderbach announce the arrival of a little daughter, Abigail on Monday, October 16, at their home 011 the Columbus road. -0- J. R. Livingston of Pine Bluff is tho guest of Mr.

und Mrs. Ched Hall for the meeting of the Arkansas Synod, at the First Presbyterinn church. -O Mrs. L. M.

Lile, Miss Mary Ann Lile and Mrs. B. J. Ogburn were Thursday visitors in Little Rock, Miss Lite will dance Thursday evening at the banquet at Hotel Marion for the State Peace Officers meeting. Mr.

and Mrs. Olin Lewis announce the birth of 811 pound buy, born at 9 a. m. Thursday in Josephine hospital. The young mother and babe are doing fine.

Found Karpis Out (Continued from Page One) them and shook their hands. Tears of joy came into their eyes as they acknowledged the felicitations. Stover's mother came placed her arms around her son and walked dow nthe corridor with him. Stover laughingly agreed to have his picture taken. remarking jokingly to the photographer to "try, to give me good picture this time." "The last time you shot me even my own mother didn't recognize me." he said.

That was shortly after he was indicted on the charge by the Federal Grand Jury last spring. He was the only one of the defendants who posed willingly for a picture at that time, remarknig that boys want my picture it's all right with TODAY FRIDAY Joe E. Brown FOR A KING" ALSO "GOLF MISTAKES" "HAVE COURAGE" "SONG OF REVOLT" SATURDAY MESQUITEERS" "TRIGGER TRIO" Serial and Mickey Mouse International note: Milada de Monte Carlo, was born in and learned to dance in France, Nini Theilade's have been called "perfect ballet legs," Training School (Continued from Page One) Duckett, James H. Porterfield, Burlin A. Taylor, Bernie C.

Ponder, Jimmie Q. Derris, Olin Purtle, Jimmy Simpson. W. R. Thomas N.

Bundy, William F. Garner, Louis Riffe, Tom B. Coleman. William P. Stephenson.

H. A. Thomas, and Toni C. Bryant. Among the subjects covered during the four-day school were: Proper LISt and construction of small tools which enables firemen to enter buildings, without destroying windows doors, hose couplings and care of hose, ladder practice, effeelive fire fighting streams, salvage and the saving of personal property, and first-aid methods.

Fire Chief Sale said he felt the fire department benefited greatly "inasmuch as we were taught the latest methods and use of the above subjects which were covered in the school and we eel 109 that the citizens of Hope will benefit from this school." By completing the school, the fire department has done its part toward obtaining lower fire insurance rates for Hope. Mr. Sale said. Japanese usually eat their fish raw, dipped in soya bean sauce. Pint.