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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
3
In a fragmented reminiscence the author cites Barthelmess and Saenger, discusses a possible screen adaptation, and recalls a mythic wedding between a king and Kwei fei. The passage blends modern cinema figures with ancient romance, mentioning lovers and the line that love endures beyond time and heaven.
A fragment notes a vow between lovers with correct sacrifices before heavenly lovers, implying a formal oath amid celestial imagery and enduring affection. The terse line emphasizes enduring love across cosmos.
Rocky Mound notes health concerns lists Mrs Dale Hunt and Mrs Otis Purtle on sick list. Sunday school well attended. Tom Butler of Green Taster visited. Fay Pickard of Hope spent weekend at home. Social at Chas Stevens home well attended. Rocky Mound beat Sutton 26 to 6 in local ball game. Shirley Bearden visiting Washington. Local singing seen as lively with Col umbus attendees. Roy Mitchell injured shoulder playing ball. Gracie Lee Mitchell performed at Saturday night event. Chas Bennett and Carnie Lee Sutton visiting Hazards. Community plans to attend Ross ton singing. Large crowd at Sunday singing. Writers urged to contribute.
Miss Elizabeth Bray moved from Haynesville to Lewisville for a punishment. Visitors from Texarkana included the Wheat family and daughters. Mrs. N. D. Harrell returned from Shreveport after an operation. Rev. T. M. Armstrong and wife went to St Charles Ark to be with her ill mother. Mrs. Carl Renick and Miss Broadrick shopped in Texarkana. James Storie of North Little Rock visited for thirty days. A. T. Stewart let the architect for a new home on the burned site. Sid Johnson began work. Jarnigan and Earl Hicks from Stamps took an aeroplane trip to Shreveport. B. P. Wheat and AB. Y. Y. P. U. picnic attracted a large crowd with Rev. Watts and Miss Broadrick chaperoning. Pearl Grantham opened a barber shop here. Miss Margaret Bell and Miss Mary Lilian McRae visited Hope for the weekend. Ned Stewart was in Shreveport. Mrs. Anter Dobson returned from a short visit with Mrs Hoover at Texarkana.
Providence Health in this community is fine at present and again is very badly needed. Mr and Mrs B S Watson and son J M L spent the weekend with their daughter Mrs C E Mimms of El Dorado. Mr and Mrs W H Huddleston Mr and Mrs D B Phillips and children of Hope attended Sunday school and preaching at this price Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs BRG Byers and daughter Marjorie attended the singing at Columbus Sunday. Mrs E S Jones and children spent Friday afternoon with her mother Mrs Breed of Piney Grove. Miss Fay and Josephine Jones attended the airplane circus at Prescott Sunday. Singing at this place was well attended Sunday night. Everyone are invited to attend, We are so glad to get the old Star every day. People subscribe for the Star. J T Combie of Green Laseter and family spent Sunday with T B Ross and family. WS Collier and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H L Collier of Shower Springs. C E Sanders and family of Centerville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Mullens. Mrs J G Collier is on the sick list. We have her a speedy recovery. Miss Mable Stewart spent Sunday with Krim and Lizzie Collier of Centerville. Ray Wise and Rubin Wise of Texarkana spent Sunday with Mr Burl and Miss Mur Ross.
County Agent Lynn Smith notes the value of both soybeans and cowpeas in Arkansas for hay, soil improvement, and grazing. Soybeans yield better on most soils, are easier to handle, and cure faster, while cowpeas suit late planting or flood-damaged land. Also included are May farming tips, poultry care, and local community notices from Shower Springs and Virginia highway milestones.
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