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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1936

Page

4

Potter Watch and First Methodist notes in Hope

Wide page item recalls The Potter and the Wheel as a metaphor for daily work, then shifts to church life. First Methodist selects Circle No. 2, meets at J. B. Koonve home on East Third with Wray hostesses, devotionals on Faith and Hope, and a New Year wish poem. Also covered are Young Mother's Circle at K. G. Hamilton home with devotional, Missionary Dollar talk, and a long anniversary notice for Mr. and Mrs. George Hinton at Riversgreen Grove near Phoenix.

W. ML First Methodist J. B. Koonve Third Street W. A. Wray Sam Womack Edimund Motherlist K. G. Hamilton South Washington Strvet B. Andres Jaint Joe J. Jones George Northcatt Under Under=woot. "The Missionary Dollar’ was discussis by Mrs. T. O. Kyler George W. Minton Inpe Phoenix Arizona Hinton Hope Phoenix Payers Phoengis Vv. Parker Thos Watson Floy Cannon Day Campbell J. A. Davie Luther Hinton Gee W.linton Dy Pisa Los Angeles Calif Sve Mr. Hinton Cirscle No. d W. M.S Circle Reader W. G. Allison L. Wy Young Fraise Allison Rave

How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold

Calotabs are advertised as a valuable aid in treating colds. They are described as cleansing the intestinal tract of mucus and toxins, and as a diuretic to promote kidney elimination. The ad promotes double benefits as purgative and diuretic, priced at twenty five cents for family and ten cents for trial.

Congress In Shadow Of Court Overshadows New Congress

Associated Press reports the new Congress is eclipsed by the Supreme Court as nine justices work on grave constitutional issues in the court's new building. The court may influence adjournment timing and potential constitutional amendments amid pressure from organized labor and farm groups and the fate of New Deal measures.

Herber Plummer Associated Press Washington Congress Supreme Court Quajer Warner Internet Jentle

Community Notes From Oak Grove and Nearby Families

Sunday gatherings feature Raymond Ross and kin with several households visiting relatives. Walter Leo Allen recovers after a fall while his mother Mrs Ry pi Allen is cared for. Local residents mention extended visits, church preaching, and welcome a new pastor as families from Green Laseter and Center Point share time together.

Raymond Ross Ross Fatty Oat Crow Pertell Elton Ross God Chthreen Ross Lee England Robert May Frank Henson Bamina Audrey Dora Jackson Jarvie Allen Missie Lee Gerteen Collier Burl Ross Green Lasdler Benest Rose Walley Ross Noval Katie Alma Luie Gead Charlie Bennet Willie Allen Cathreei Jewell Ross Walter Ross Claud Wilson Ward G. M. Portell Beattie Jones Center Point H. M. Ross Aileen Wilson Edna Lee Baker Cuthreen Ross Elbert Jones Mass Frank Jones Lester Mullens Cree Laseter Helen Rosas Raymon Ross Debra Sparks Misa Rena Nell Mullens Cone

Rosoff Family Draws Large Crowd at City Hall Talk

One of the largest audiences heard a religious address as Dan Rosoff spoke on From Judaism to Christianity. Albert and Daniel Rosoff have set attendance records wherever their talks travel. The event featured preaching and singing by the Rosoff family with Charlotte Colburn at the piano. Services start at 7 20 p m and will continue Thursday with the Passover Feast finale.

City Hall Auilitarium Dan Rosaft Albert Daniel Rosoff Charlotte Colburn Rosoffs

State to Assume Dead Deposits in Wisconsin Banks

Wisconsin officials say more than a million dollars in old bank accounts may soon escheat to the state. The secretary of state’s office has notified banks to report accounts 20 years old or more within a month, with unclaimed funds eventually transferred to the special school aid fund. Many of these “dead accounts” are traceable to the original banks and holders.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Commonwealth Secretary of State Sit

Hempstead County to Vote on Liquor Prohibition in 1936

An order directs Hempstead County Arkansas to hold a February 18, 1936 election to determine whether spiritous vinous or malt liquors may be sold bartered or loaned within the county. The sheriff is to publish notices and arrange polling at all voting places with specific ballot wording for and against liquor sales. If prohibiting passes, sales will be banned in the territory.

Hempstead County Arkansas Hempstead Dave

Rural Schools Grants Details and Impending Aid

The article outlines a federal grant plan to aid rural schools with roughly 4 580 teachers and over 150 000 students affected. It requests 529 880 dollars totaling 422 000 for salaries 67 000 for bus drivers and 40 000 for janitors with Pulaski county seeking 89 100 dollars to keep schools open through April. Details were sent to Washington by air mail after prompting from Senator Robinson. Robert Hoffman of Columbia D Co. memorized the U S Constitution for 7500 words to cure his stammer.

vMe Hopkins Geant Department of Education Pulaski County Washington Air Mail Robinson Phipps Mypkins

Who'll Succeed Babe Ruth as Home Run King

In a roundtable of speculations, Babe Ruth weighs in on potential successors for the home run crown. Candidates include Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg, Wally Berger, Bob Johnson, Val Trosky, and others, with analysis of parks and conditions shaping their chances and teams.Cited teams include the Yankees, Red Sox, Phillies, Tigers, and Indians as possible contenders.

NEA Bobe Ruth Ram Lou Gehrig Gehrig Sultan of Swat Sompr Jimmy Foxx Ruth Buxton Rich Foxx Shibe Park Philadelphia Fenway Park Hank Greenberg Dee’ Troit Tigers Wally Berger Boston Braves Bob Jahmson Athletics Val Trosky Indians Berger Greenberg Bob Johnson Trosky New York Yankees Joe McCarthy Babe Roger Cramer Eric McNair Red Sox Detroit Boston Tom Yawkey Cleveland Frankie Pytlak Pytlak St Louis Cardinal Branch Rickey Brusie Ogrodowski Columbus Bil DeLanery Brusie

Paroled Hempstead County Negroes Named by Board

Among two Hempstead county paroled prisoners by the State Penal Board in Little Rock, Roosevelt Bradley, convicted of burglary and grand larceny, sentenced to three years, and Roosevelt For anson, convicted of burglary, sentenced to four years, were released Monday.

State Penal Board Little Rock Hempstead County Roosevelt Bradley Roosevelt Foranson

AAA Checks Here and Action to Halt Farm Program

Federal employees and county agents are ordered to take charge of all production records and property. State committees and boards and county associations are told to discontinue work and incur no expenses. Agents in cotton adjustment must stop surrendering surplus to the national pool and cease sales, with final reports due by Tuesday. Trust agreements postmarked after midnight Monday will be suspended. The action, per Mr. Cabh, requires absolute adherence. The nationwide halt covers cotton, rice, corn hog, wheat, tobacco and sugar cane programs.

AAA National Cotton Pool National Pool

Arkansas Farmers Receive Government Aid Through 1930s Programs

The record shows farm aid payments across crops and programs in Arkansas, detailing totals for cotton, rice, corn hogs, wheat, tobacco, sugar, and emergency sales. It notes adjustments since inception, with figures highlighting the extent of government support to Arkansas producers during the drought and related emergency measures.

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