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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a small track event at Arkadelphia with competitors from Hot-Boringa and McLone. The text mentions a tall man named Doyed and a late performance by B. (Pony) Doyed in a high jump style.
Fragmented text outlines a Sunday School lesson by William and Gilray about Abraham seeking a new environment and faith beyond tribal deities. It notes Abraham’s high concept belief in a universal God, prayer for mercy toward Lot and peace as a virtue, and hints at related biblical reflections and a forthcoming rhymed introduction.
A fragmentary OCR of firms appears with scattered names such as Sons Inc and various brokers dealers and distributors. The legible items include Crescent Drug Store and Hope Flooring and Lumber Co along with other scattered company fragments.
Church groups list Sunday school and worship times for Memorial Baptist First Christian First Pentecostal Church St Mark's Episcopal Church of Christ Fifth Street fellowship activities weekday circles and youth programs across multiple congregations with pastor names and meeting times for Monday through Friday including choir practices prayer meetings and special services.
Fragmentary verse recounts Abraham and Lot settling a clash of herdsmen over pastures and watering places. Abraham invites Lot to choose a direction, saying the other will be taken, hoping for lasting peace. The text ends with a wish for an age of peace.
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle in Malin Street lists Sunday School at 9:45 with Superintendent Guy J. Basye, morning worship at 11, and Revival Time radio at 1. Broadcasts continue with a 6:15 Christ's Ambassador service. A March Stamps Arkansas rally is set for 7:20 p.m. led by S Joseph Gena. Weekly rehearsals, prayer meetings, and a church business meeting are scheduled midweek.
Unity Missionary Baptist on South Elm Street lists Elder Howard White as pastor. Sunday School led by Coy Zumwalt superintendent. morning worship at 8:30 with sermon by the pastor. evening worship at 7:30 with sermon by the pastor. Auxiliary and auxiliary meetings chaired by Mrs L C Kennedy and Mrs Jessie Sinelair. weekly teacher meeting, prayer service, and study course.
A historic church notices list a Sunday morning service at 10:50 led by Pastor Whitlow, Sunday School at 4:30 with E Viragh, and evening worship at 7:30. Youth Choir at 5:30, Training Union at 6:40 directed by J F Bowden, plus a Monday mission society meeting at 2:30 about Yearning Youth and related junior groups and fellowship hour. Catholic details include Father G Dunsgavy at Third and Walker.
George Albert Smith, eighth president of the Latter-Day Saints, dies at his Lake City home after a long illness. Born April 4, 1870, he became church president in 1945 following Bert J. Grant’s death. Funeral services are planned for Saturday at the Mormon Tabernacle as members gather for the church’s 21st bicentennial conference.
Washington April 5 The army will begin rotating troops from Korea this month with fresh units replacing battle veterans. Secretary Pace said total rotations may reach about 20 000 monthly as replacements flow in and some veterans return home for leave. MacArthur will decide timing and which troops rotate, with some personnel re assigned to Japan or other posts before final return to the United States.
L B Smith, 54, of BFpttovilla, establishes a scholarship for study at the University of Arkansas. The donor was moved by his early entry into work and the death of a colleague who left four children. Smith hopes Gates' children will apply and notes pursuit of education as a goal.
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