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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
5
A reflective poem contrasts city dwellers and rural workers as dawn breaks over fields near Liffa. The rising sun, silent trees, and birdsong frame a reverent moment where the plowman feels unity with God and prays beyond artful ritual.
In the first four eastern states Maine New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania Landon leads Roosevelt 16 056 to 7 645 with Lemke at 754 and minor candidates totaling 125. Metropolis areas not yet counted. Digest cautions against predicting final results and notes each candidate draws largely from their 1932 party base.
Health in the community remains fair as L A Presley and his mother visit Hot Springs and Little Rock to spend time with Mr and Mrs C B Presley. Royce Presley of Little Rock recently returned from a Arkansas Gazette advertising staff position to visit family. A large Sunday night singing drew a crowd as cotton picking and syrup making are noted around New Liberty with many local visits and kinship ties mentioned.
In Acts 14 Paul heals a cripple at Lystra and is mistaken for a god by pagans. He and Barnabas reject this, preach the living God, and some believers join the new faith. Persecution follows as mobs stone Paul, yet the mission continues to Derbe. Paul’s ministry, shaped by opposition, fulfills Jesus' command to preach despite hardship.
A collage of era quotes notes laments on Fealty to England and America’s role, with a London churchman opposing a language alliance, former ambassador James W. Gerard condemning voter indifference, and Otis Skinner likening acting to painting. A final wry line on a beard near death adds to the mood.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with a 10 55 a m morning sermon and 7 30 p m evening sermon. First Presbyterian led by Rev Thomas Brewster invites the public to attend all services including Sunday school Young Peoples meeting and midweek prayer meetings.
First Methodist Church schedules 9:45 a.m. worship with sermon As God Hath Prospered You. Sacrament, member reception, 10:55 a.m. service. Evening lawn service 7:30 p.m. sermon Honesty. Young People 8:54 p.m. First Christian Church led by Rev Vernon A. Bammond offers Sunday school 9:45 a.m. preaching 11 a.m. Seeking Revival and Find 1 with evening topic Off and On Religion.
Mrs E Rogers and daughter Doris visited Mrs Dewy Bearden last Friday. Mr McWilliams returned home. Mr and Mrs Henry Pickard spent Sunday with New Boston friends. Raymon Jordan of Sutton stayed with sister Fletcher Easterling family. Hammett Fairchild and daughter Marice shopped in Hope. Jim Bearden family from Washington and Ralph Hunt joined Dewy Bearden. Ivy Mitchell and children from Centerville called on Warren Pickard family. Carl Goldwater of New Hope stayed Tuesday with Cecil Rogers. Singing at the place drew a large crowd Sunday night. plan to hold one monthly.
The first U S homestead site cannot become a national monument until funds are secured for its acquisition. Congress authorized a monument in Nebraska but did not provide funding, delaying the project despite the site’s historical status under the 1862 Homestead Act.
John Brockman, a veteran Mullens barber, asserts he has felt the difference many times and never missed. Miss Doris Cochran of the Smithsonian Institute jokes that frogs imitate political speakers, noting their fondness for speeches by authorities.
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