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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1938
Page
5
Fragmented clipping records community notices with stray names and places. It lists meetings of clubs in small towns, announced marriages and social events, and references a church service and charitable activities amid garbled OCR. The piece preserves local citizens and dates but is hard to parse due to errors.
In a roving production from New When War Cures, Texas ranch owner Hastie heads a cast at Border Cafe with Joh Beal and Carey portraying leading roles. The scene centers on ranch life and film industry connections, including Hewitt and others from Holywood yards, as a mixed troupe crafts a rustic frontier tale.
Berkeley Calif December tests indicating early childhood intelligence show little prediction of adult abilities. Dr Nancy Bayley Reid of the University of California notes seven month results differ from later years, as parental diligence and cognitive development shape outcomes.
Teaching notes on Mark 8 27 18 focus on Jesus' cross bearing mission Peter rebuke Get thee behind me Satan and take up your cross follow me The article urges deep prayer meditation and communion to grasp the gain through loss theme and contrasts with a note on rainfall power potential
In a fragment from a Victoria review a young Canadian contestant, Joan Laurence, is praised for beauty and poise during a health and strength exhibition. The writing hints at a public display and local reaction, with emphasis on appearance and positive remarks by onlookers.
The Sunday school attendance stays above 100 with 116 in the crowd last Sunday and 39 in the Service class present. The congregation invites all to join in worship this Palm Sunday and to hear the pastor speak on Puppyt Gings and Fickle Followers, stressing that there is no middle ground with Christ. Mrs. Genevieve Graham and Mrs. Fredryc Childers attended a Children's Workers Institute in Garden Thursday, with Childers accompanying relatives. Guest this weekend is Mrs. J. H. Fuller, state Women’s Work secretary, staying at the parsonage.
First Methodist church in Hope announces morning worship on a sermon titled The Triumph of Jesus and an evening sermon How to Be Happy. Morning class and church school plan openings, with Epworth Leagues meeting, plus a 4 a.m. open Sunday school and a 6:30 p.m. training service. Congregants urged to attend. Special concert by Stamps Quartet on a yet unspecified date, with praise and city welcome. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH also invites community to Sunday worship around soul winning by the Well, youth conferences, and praise services.
Brewster minister announces morning service at 10 35 and vesper at 3 00. Young peoples meeting at 6 00. Cyrelean meetings Monday at 8 00. Sprig meeting of Ouachita Presbytery Tuesday and Wednesday at Mill Vernon. Mom’s meeting Wednesday at 7 30. James Pilkinton Dintehite Presbyterial Thursday and Friday 10 Prishytesaon ehagech af Porearhou tied Noob Week seavices Gi vie af Moet al Presbytery all Meits monthly juni. t Yh heivedot dinibits alessianty shores all the Wart seas of the world. A Lijuypebanus can garry sis bush. ede of Meuwehibind in his stumich.
The St Paul W M S met at Mrs C H Locke's home with thirteen members and five visitors. Bible reading from Hebrews four, evening prayer, and hymns framed a program led by Miss Willie Stuart. Members discussed Tulsa council reports, rural worker duties, soil erosion, and rural community rebuilding. Ice cream and cake followed the meeting.
In 1235 England produced 17,000 books equaling two volumes per hour for a year. Napoleon prepared to drown Europe in blood while Kant hailed a peaceful international era. Kant died in 1804.
Flynn warns Old Age Pension schemes risk bankruptcy and political manipulation across the states. He calls for sweeping government inquiry, civil service administration, and unitary reform to protect finances and citizens. The report notes 75,000 New York City girls faced job, housing, and hunger hardships in early 1833.
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