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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1934
Page
4
A long church notice details the Women Missionary Society of the First Christian Church planning a sacrificial banquet to mark the sixth anniversary of the W.M.L.S. The event will feature an Apploaded program, an offering, and is open to all church members.
Revival services persist at the first Methodist church with evening gatherings at 7:30 p m on Tuesday and outdoors due to weather. Morning services run daily through Friday with themes from the Lord's Prayer and Wednesday focus on Thy Kingdom Come. Congregational singing with a chorus choir is led by Clifford Franks as Mes Rout plays the piano.
The Federal Housing Administration promotes modernization and repair through the National Housing Act with liberal credit. Homeowners can borrow 100 to 2000 dollars for up to three years, with low carrying charges and payments as low as ten dollars monthly, supported by banks nationwide.
The former president urges reform and revision of regulatory regimes in banking, commodities and stock markets, transportation, utilities and natural resource industries. He says such reforms are absolutely necessary to align with the coalitions of liberty and withstand the harsh economic storms of wartime liquidity.
The article notes a $2 billion gold move from federal reserves to San Francisco and Denver mints with heavy security including police, federal agents, and soldiers armed with two hundred guns. The tone compares U S security to piracy era seas, suggesting harsh conditions and vigilant safeguards.
Doyle Charles Beich and John Henry Jeffers newly joined the Big Four orchard community. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Norwood of Nashville were Sunday evening guests of CC. Norwood and family. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Fletcher Propps after her husband died from heart trouble. Mes, Janie Balch and children visited her daughter Mrs. E. D. Peters at Tolsa. Visitors from Aion and Avery's chapel attended church Sunday night. Miss Stell, Cleo and Father Lee hosted Sunday evening at Mr. and Mrs. J. Hodellers. Jimie and David Balch dined with George Wilson on Friday.
Huey P Long proclaims I am the constitution in a sweeping portrait of his rise, power, and machine in Louisiana. The article traces his control over state departments, favored hires, and a vast bond plan, arguing Long dominates through aides like Seymour Weiss and Abe Shushan while claiming credit for highways, bridges, and universities despite earlier plans by Parker and others.
Commissioner Phipps said Marion county schools delayed opening due to lack of funds. Congressman D D Terry offered services to press the federal school aid request as immediate action is sought.
A Missouri practical nurse Mrs Anna LaPlante writes from her home in Festus praising Thedford s Black-Draught as a good vegetable laxative. She used it for constipation headaches and a dull feeling and after a few doses felt well. The article notes millions of packages are sold yearly.
A husband petitions for divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness after three years of alleged intoxication affecting the marriage. The case discusses severe drinking behavior and its impact on spousal relations within the state's legal framework.
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