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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
4
A reflection on sowing thoughts and reaping actions, followed by a local society update. Dr and Mrs W C Davidson and others visit relatives in Arkadelphia Fort Smith and Hugo. Poticleb Clebourne D C meet at Mrs Greening’s home with members, program on Stonewall Jackson and leadership, tea served. Baby Hugh Carrell born January 2 at home.
The Literary Digest tabulates 1,970,774 ballots from 48 states showing 60.47 percent against the New Deal and 39.53 percent in support. Majorities favor Roosevelt’s policies in 36 states, with southern states largely backing the Administration. New York and New Jersey show sharp but varying negative percentages as early results come in.
A London theater showcases England s largest single rug measuring 100 feet by a wide span. The design includes a vast seaside motif with hut shapes and a shorelineFill is noted as part of the stage set with dramatic coastal imagery.
Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock morning and evening services every Sunday morning and evening. Our Young People's Training course has started a new quarter and we are inviting many new members. The Auxiliary meets Monday with prayer meeting at 7. Wednesday avenue hosts a cordial invitation and hearty welcome to all.
Roy Holland London District Superintendent will attend the First Church of the Nazarene on South Blin Street for a Saturday program at 7 pm. Rev London, a seasoned preacher, is to lead sermons and conduct a communion service with Rev Webb delivering an appropriate message. Children’s church and young peoples meeting scheduled.
Pastor Walle H L Rogers leads St Baptist Church in observing the Lord's Supper at the close of the morning service marking a new convention year. Envelopes for 1946 are available, with many already taken, and a group to deliver envelopes to those unable to attend. The pastor preaches at both services, Sunday school proceeds, and B T U starts its new year under Nathan Harbour amid ongoing improvements to the building.
Church of Christ Gilbert Copeland minister announces services and Bible classes for next Lord's Day. Theme boomedication invites youth and community to attend preaching at 7am.
Fred R. Harvison, pastor of the Methodist church, returns from the Memphis Methodist Yours People Conference. He announces Sunday worship with the Lord’s Supper, vesper service at 30, and a sermon titled Facing the New Year With Christ. Members urged to attend the Crocel school at 9 a.m. and remain for the vesper.
Sunday services announced with Minister Thomas Brewster. Lord's Supper at 10:35 and vigil at 5 o'clock. Young People's meeting at 6. Midweek service on Wednesday at 7:30. Conte Fanneionod noted in the precinct.
Chicago based report from the National Safety Council shows auto fatal ities reaching about 30,400 in 1985 with a slight rise from the previous year. The council notes population growth keeps the fatality rate per 100 000 roughly unchanged while miles driven increased and gasoline use rose. Regional variations appear with South and Midwest posting mixed gains and New England cutting fatalities.
Fulton boy Sherman, son of Mr and Mrs Homer Sherman, chased a small amount of goods and offered the check for payment. He will have a preliminary hearing before Municipal Judge W E Leintey next Tuesday morning and will be transferred from the city jail at Fulton to the county jail at Washington Friday morning.
A stalled dispute unfolds as Congress debates using radio facilities at the same hour on a future date. M W H Aylesworth of National Broadcasting Co and William Paley of CBS clash with the administration over timing and fairness in government broadcasts. The piece notes the Smithsonian collection of 100 rat tailed fish and New York’s 49,204 square miles as side details.
The lesson reflects on Mary mother of Jesus, her faith and character, and the Magnificat. It notes her unique role from Bethlehem to Calvary and explores why she was chosen for such a noble motherhood within the New Testament narrative.
Advert confirms a three days cough as danger signal and promotes Creomulsion for chest cold and bronchial irritation. Claims it reaches the trouble, soothes inflamed membranes, loosens phlegm, and expels germ-laden phlegm. Guarantees refund if not satisfied from first bottle.
The piece extols the mother of the King of Kings and the Prince of Peace as the most honored figure in Christian history, praising her witness and noble motherhood. It contrasts women’s standing where the Christian faith has triumphed with other eras and notes a large figure about garden compost bacteria in a double handful.
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