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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
4
The fragmentary page lists poetry lines and personal notices including readings on Invictus and Huey P. Long, reflections on public figures, and community happenings. It mentions Mr Lang’s Deploratie Quantities, convalescence and travel plans, and social visits as residents and acquaintances update on autumn weekends.
Columbus Mra 7 O Johnson returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Stuart Johnson in Antillo Texas. Leo Hicks left Sunday for Magnolia on Unter Magnolia A M college. Mr tine Mes oR EL daelesen saul vhikieen af Mt Tea spent last week.
Will Rogers headlines a three day appearance featuring his river story "Steamboat Round the Bend" and a rival comedy with Wallace Cobb. The show blends romance between Anne Sholey and Johnny Claine Methilie, river pilot and Rogers kin, as a courtroom and sea chase lead to a dramatic climax with a wax museum caper and a race to New Orleans.
Reading through disjointed excerpts, the piece sketches tensions around Roosevelt’s reshaping of party lines, mentions possible Jeffersonian factions led by Maryland's Richie and Georgia’s Tale macaw, and cautions that executive power could redefine government without consent. It notes Republican calls to build a unified platform against New Dealers.
Fragmentary notes report Senator McAdoo and a Miss Cross Serato McAdoo linked by marriage rumors. Mentions include Miss Sure and Miss Wile, with vague references to Washington, secrecy, and presidential associates. Ambiguity and damaged text obscure concrete facts or dates.
School faculty members listed including Superintendent My McQuire and Mrs. Sue Hicks with several teachers mentioned. Visitors and relatives noted, and attendance at a recent opening day with about 60 pupils.
A lengthy editorial argues against government wartime drafting and calls for an amendment tying war declarations to popular consent. It criticizes profiteering by elites, contends war harms liberty, and promotes referendums to curb conflict. It cites democracy, wealth distribution, and national unity as core concerns.
The Van Sweringen brothers plan to bid on collateral held by J. P. Morgan and Co at a sale to recover about 3 billion in railroad and property holdings. Morgan's syndicate will place assets on the auction block with the Van Sweringens among bidders to protect notes and secure cash for the enterprise.
Readers record a scatter of social updates including visits among Crider, Ware, Sutton, Hamilton, Crater, Glanton, MacMunn, and Langstan families. Mentions include Miss Poort Ware visiting Edna Crater, Texarkana connections, and neighbors Merq qd and Luther Hume calling on the Thoulins and related households.
In Opelousas Louisiana on a Friday tears filled Mrs Carl Austin Weiss cheeks as she held her infant son and denied that her husband was involved in any plot to kill Senator Hoey P Long.
Sunday hosts include Mrs Luthr Mitchell and daughter Dale along with several families visiting Mrs William Fincher and others. Neighbors and relatives Spent days with John Bill Jordan Mitchells and Pickards while noting Sunday school at 1 pm and various calls in Bluff Springs Centerville Prayvidenes and Louisday.
Fragmentary OCR hints a quirky exchange about a prisoner and puzzling behavior. Names and details are unclear. readable bits suggest a dialogue about telling the way, with scattered exclamations. Further context from the page would clarify participants and setting.
Washington reports Farm Administration financing plans for a 1955 cotton era subsidy program. Three payments are planned with the first around December 15 and a heaviest payment as the crop moves to market by December 18. The subsidy equals the gap between 12 cents and the daily average milling cotton price at sale.
Spring Hill residents share travel, family visits, and local events including Mrs Dors Asberry's Texarkana trip, Rev Plaud Clark’s sermon shift, Kilgore and Hope visitors, a birthday dinner for Mrs Colin, a well attended singing school led by Mr Davis of Hope, and local hunting trips with the Foley and Brown families.
Harmony Farmers are busy gathering their crops at this place. Several families and individuals visited relatives, sharing Sunday gatherings and weekend visits across Liberty Hill and nearby areas. Final lines touch on a barber shop note and automotive engine changes amid era ads.
Rev Gibson will preach Sunday night on the plan of salvation. The city hall auditorium was nearly filled Friday night and Sunday night they hope for full seats as Gibson chooses The Devil's Workshop or the Power of the Devil as tonight's subject.
Morning Prayer and catechetical instruction lead to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in honor of the Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary. A discourse titled Mother Behold Thy Son accompanies the day’s devotion with study of Our Sunday Visitor and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Ozan Mrs. Nannie Philips returned to her Saratoga home Wednesday morning after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ben Goodlett. Misses Nancy and Frances Gist attended the 4 H meeting at the Experiment Farm near Hope Thursday. Zone Methodist Missionary Tiling meeting attendees from here in Washington included many named ladies and couples. School opened Monday September 9 with teachers Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Sparks and Billy Fred Robins.
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