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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1935

Page

4

Flowery Gardens and Quiet Thoughts from Texarkana

A reflective column notes nature’s resilience amid human quarrels with earth and markets. It praises daisies and blue asters, laments noise pollution, and mentions a pianist’s dedication, a Cobb essay on conscience in history, and Elsie Robinson on faith. Personal anecdotes reveal neighborly chats and club yearbooks.

Amin Texarkana Tom Tope Irvin S. Cobb Elsie Robinson Trem

Impressions of the Week October 6 12 in a Yellow Bloom Town

Impressions recount a sweep of yellow flowers in our town and nearby fields during October. Referencing winter jasmine’s spreading “Relden scarf,” the piece notes the profusion and beauty of the blooms.

Ghosts and Missionary Union Meet at First Bayist Church

The goblin and spooks will attend a 2:30 Monday gathering of the Woman's Missionary Union at the First Bayist church. Readers are warned they may be spotted, and guests include Mrs. Fred Marshall of Texarkana and several local women. Friday visitors Texarkana include Mrs. R. V. Herndon, Mrs. Terrell Cornelius, Mrs. E. C. Brown and Rufus Herndon Jr. Others attended football in El Dorado and Malvern.

Woman's Missionary Union R. V. Herndon Terrell Cornelius E. C. Brown Rufus Herndan, Jr Texarkana

China Seas at the Saenger for 3 Days

Clark Gable and Jean Harlow star in China Seas opening Sunday at the Saenger. The adventure follows a perilous voyage from Hongkong to Singapore aboard Kin Lange with pirates, hurricanes, and romantic entanglements among a mixed crew and passengers.

China Saenger Jean Harlow Clark Gable Wallace Beery China Seas Wallace Berry Brant New Asia Jiner Kin Lange Hongkong Singapore Kin Lung Gable Nordehster Miss Harlaw Frank Lacy Oriental Ports Goel Beery Harlow

Community Fair At Ozan Si Paul Bank Building

The Home Clubs Ozan Si Paul announce a community fair on October 8 at the bank building. A dollar prize will be given for the best pantry exhibit. Exhibits include art crafts fresh vegetables cotton and other farm produce. Coffee sandwiches and plant sales at low prices will run all day.

Ozan-Si Paul Bank Ceanp

Local Births and Family Travel Notes Recounted

Mrs A B Patten Sr visits Prescott for the week while son ALT Dr undergoes unmerged operation in Fayetteville. A son Richard Perry arrives Oct 9 at Chester hospital. Mrs Jack Stewart and family plan a Sunday trip to Vicksburg Mississippi to visit home folks.

A. B. Patten 3. D. Storm Richard Perry Chester Hospital Jack Stewart Hive Ron Barry Suneday Abele

Musical Thought as Harmony in Human Development

An essay discusses how culture seeks to balance material progress with spirituality, urging broader appreciation of music. It cites the Federation of Music Clubs and Carlyle's idea that music reveals the inner harmony of nature, with poetry and speech carrying musical resonance as signs of deep insight.

Federation of Music Clubs Thomas Carlyle Carlyle

Morning prayer and Mass schedule with rosary focus

The bulletin lists a morning prayer at 10:00 followed by catechetical instructions at 10:10 and spiritual reading at 10:40. A 1:00 high Mass precedes a discourse on Rosary and Family Interests and a study titled Our Suetay Visitor. Evening benediction with the Blessed Sacrament and Rosary recitation is at 7:30.

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Services and First Baptist Notices

Hope Gospel Tabernacle outlines Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship and evening service with subject The Whirlwinds of God. First Baptist Church schedules morning worship at 10 50. Evening worship and Baptist Training Union at 6 30 with Nathan Harbour direction. Public invited to attend.

Stunday School Children's Church First Baptist Church Baptist Training Union Nathan Harbour

Royalist Proclamation Pushes George Toward Return

In Athens a new Royalist government issued a proclamation inviting former King George to return from 12 years exile. Gen. George Kondylis, the war minister, signed the decree as Greece's leadership reshaped the state after a coup. London reports say George showed no plans for an immediate return. Crete backs Venizelos, now exiled under a death sentence, amid political turmoil.

Athens Greece George George Kondylis Republic London Vars Great Britain Kondytis Crete Euletherios Venizelos Venizelos

Adolphe Menjou Warns on Inflation and Stock Strategy

The interview outlines Menjou's view that investors must understand national and international politics and economies to predict price movements. He says he sold stock before the 1929 crash, profited, and now only holds dividend-paying common stock, fearing further inflation and noting bonds do not follow inflation.

Menjou Europe America

Continuance urged by Tenat Farmers Union plea planned

Walter Moskop of Trumann Arkansas a member of the union executive committee said he would ask that sharecroppers receive half the benefit payments and that all payments be made directly to the individuals not through landowners. He said the group represents about 15000 sharecroppers and called tenants the forgotten men. He accused landlords of profiting while sharecroppers saw reduced crops and payments.

Tenat Farmers Union Walter Moskop Trumann Ark Moskop AAA Myers Arkansas

Local notes from Antioch and nearby towns

Antioch updates report Miss Lucile Dehan returning home from Memphis after six weeks. Mrs. W. W. Mahon and Mrs. Belle Jones shopped in Prescott. Community singers gathered at Prescott. Bro. Tippett of Piney Grove visited the Whites. Andrew Hickey called on the Misses Tomkins. Congregations attended Piney Grove preaching. Connie Dougan dined with Lee Cook. Mrs. Rick Dougan visiting Prescott with her son Perry who remains bedbound after gas pipe injury. Dinner hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Tee Cook for Emmet guests. Bob Wylie visited Townsend in Emmet. Joe Ferguson and children visited the Marshons in Prescott.

Lucile Dehan Memphis Tenn W. W. Mahon Belle Jones Prescott Bro. Tippett Piney Grove Tom White Anrew Hickey Misses Tomkins Connie Dougan Lee Cook Rick Dougan Prescont Perry Tee Cook C. D. Green Emmet Bob Wylie Townsend Emmet Sundny Joe Ferguson Dren J. W Dena Jean Preslott W. W. Mshon

Weekend social roundup in Bowden area notes

Doyle Miss Estell Myrick visited Bowden cousin Miss Mattie Still during a well attended Mack Still gathering. Bevins resident Clyde Hutson visited his parents J P Hutson and family. Jimmie Balch Doyle and Dora Skinner Chapel joined a group on October 5. Local residents Myra Hooker and baby and Mortis Messer from Doyle were guests. John Rufus Harper attended a Zion event at Mr Worthy Lewis’s. A note mentions rising global demand for Jew’s harps, with Birmingham England as a major producer for world markets.

Estell Myrick Bowden Mattie Still Mack Still Clyde Hutson Bevins J. P. Hutson Jimmie Balch Doyle Dora Skinner Chapel W. H. Harper Jewell Moses Hope Sators Myra Hooker Baby Zion Mortis Messer J. Balch Johnnie Dollie McCaskill Waller Balch John Rufus Harper Worthy Lewis

Washington home demonstration clubs plan achievement day fair

The Washington Home Demonstration clubs meet Friday at 2 pm at Mrs. Joe A Wilson home for Achievement Day a fair style event. Members bring two quarts of vegetables fruit and meat to display and display hobby models such as rugs quilts tatting and baskets. Numerous social and church notes follow including meetings of the Presbyterian Auxiliary and Washington Auxiliary with plans for a group conference next year.

Joe A. Wilson

Arkansas High School Football Scores Report

A long list of football results from Arkansas high school games featuring North Little Rock, Potrest City, Little Rock, Catholic High, Dumas, Fordyce, Hendrix, Arkansas Tech, Arkansas State, Newport, Beebe, Fort Smith, Clarksville, Paris, Springdale, Harrison, DeWitt, Bauxite, Waldron, Siloam Springs, Sacred Heart, Horatio, Amity, Glenwood, Charleston, Cabot, Berryville, Ozark, Huntsville and others with final scores and matchups across multiple counties. Standout results include Conway 13 Searcy 0, Benton 67 Malvern 0, Blytheville 62 Corning 6, Hope 4, and Waldron 6 Greenwood 0.

North Little Rock Potrest City Fourth Street Pulaski Heights Catholic High Dumas Litle Rock Fordyce Deaf School Tillar Arkansas Tech Hendrix Arkansas State Tennessee Arkansas College Lambuth Texarkana Magnolia A University of Tennessee Junior College Russellville Atkins G. Jonesboro Armorel Newport Beebe B. Fort Smith Okmulgue Okla Smackover Warren Btutigart Marianna G. Hot Springs Arkadelphia Blytheville Corning Eudora McGhee Spring Hill Stamps

Attorney belittles contractor amid Clark County damage suit rumors

Attorney Lookjado dismisses talk of damage suits in Clark County as exaggerated. He suspects Philadelphia lawyers and their aides seek to discredit him after his recent win records, yet believes no contractor will face issues in Clark County construction. Celts reference appears as unrelated line.

Htclen Clark County Arkadelphia Jadoo

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