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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
5
A tribute poem dedicated to Dock the dog reflects on loyalty and the afterlife, mentioning an imagined heavenly park. The page also lists social news from Stephens and nearby, with visits, parties, and a marriage notice for Jessie Ruth Rogers and Tra Smith in Prescott, plus travel notes and local birthdays.
Rev. Bill Couch outlined three lessons from Genesis eighteen. Abraham drew near unto God before prayer, showing near approach is essential for prayer to work. His prayer was direct, unselfish, and bent toward others. God granted six petitions to spare Sodom, proving a godly person can influence God in prayer for the unsaved. The Thursday topic is Moder Priesty and Levites.
Red Vandiver has withdrawn from the sheriff race leaving two candidates. He cites lack of funds. Bill Dawson plans to open a new Dry Goods store Saturday August 8 on West Main Street in the former Roy Duke building. An old-time singing event is at the Church of Christ Sunday August 8 at 2.
County Council presidents will present reports as Hempstead county outlines activities. The camp centers on social and economic factors shaping rural life. O. E. Baker of the U S Department of Agriculture will speak, renowned for his rural economics research.
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Miss Erie McGaugh announces Dr Baker as speaker at the camp to discuss population trends and their effect on the farm home. Miss Bulington notes women campers praise his talks and the camp offers fun and recreation. attendance is limited to 1,206 at Camp Pike.
Ann and Jaime visit the Adirondacks peak on a romance charged hike while guests at Glenwood Inn watch. Jaime’s charm, Ann’s warning, and Lefty Ponds’ persistent advances complicate the resort escape as the story unfolds at Lake Racine. Bill Warel arrives, promising a vacation twist.
A $75,000 federal contribution toward the Arkansas Centennial Celebration was mailed from Washington by the Treasury Department. Senator Joe T. Robinson’s office was notified the funds were sent. The appropriation, approved June 22, funds to be paid to the Arkansas Centennial Commission to aid commemoration efforts.
DeAnn and Wilf Arnold of Hope spent Sunday with daughter and son in law Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Samuel and Margie. Miss Alvern Osteen of Hope visits friends in the community. Miss Margaret McCorkle spent Saturday night with Anna Nina and Vesta Boyett. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Honeycutt of Hope visited relatives here. Mrs. Beadie Burke is on the sick list. Anna Nina and Vesta Boyett visited Margaret and Mildred McCorkle Sunday afternoon. Bryan Clark spent the weekend.
Governor Farrell granted a second day of execution for Rey House and Ayuff Draper on the eve of their slated electrocution for the robbery murder of moneylender Tom Menser. The delay extends the proceedings until September 4 as officials review the case.
Mr and Mrs A M Clark host a visit by Mr and Mrs Glenn Bailey of Brownwood Texas. They are visiting after attending the funeral of their relatives, Mr and Mrs Leroy Samuel.
NR reports Rockefeller Center 4A N area plans to augment the skyline with an additional skyscraper, signaling expansion of office space and architectural footprint in midtown. Details describe design intent and potential impact on surrounding streets and traffic.
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