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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1948

Page

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Social and Personal Notice Highlights April Meetings

Community clubs and church groups list April gatherings at homes and churches in Hope. Sorority, WMS, circles, and D.A.R. chapters host meetings, with times from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. Journal notes include local military family updates and school visits.

Clubs Victory the Victory Wame Demonstra tion Club Meets at Home

The club gathered Wednesday April 7 at 2 oclock at Mrs Haller McCorkle s home. Leaders for the year were elected including Live at Home chairwoman Mrs Clayhorn Rowe Foods and Nutrition Mrs Horace Alford Gardening Mrs Haller McCorkle Poultry Mrs Robert Cash and Health Mrs Bil Burke. Nine members attended with seven visitors and eight children present.

Victory the Victory Wame Demonstration Club Ofclark Plan Haller McCorkle Clayhorn Rowe Horace Alford Robert Cash Wilian Schooley Henry Brice Miura Jack Sumpter J. J. Willett William Schooley J. C. Willow Lowell Goodit Bil Burke Clayborn Rowe

Warning of Continued at Page One

A White House quarterly report by the Council of Economic Advisers urges systematic discipline to meet economic pressures. It calls restoring coal production the foremost domestic problem and warns the coal strike could cause industrial paralysis if continued.

Hoffman Caineit Edwin Ch Nouyse White House

SS Officers Landmark Racial Tolerance Judgment Highlight

A U S War Crims Counsel calls the judgement a landmark in the campaign against racial intolerance. The report notes key statements and notes about postwar themes, while a separate community update details improvements in local mailboxes and club activities.

U.S. War Crims

Community Betterment Demonstrated by Pine Bluff Clinic

The Pine Bluff Clinic, hosted by the Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce with joint support from the Arkansas Economic Council and the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission, attracted 454 attendees from 687 invited, with 370 plus senior students present. Reports showed 171 adults willing to work on community projects, and 18 who would not, signaling strong civic motivation and laying groundwork for a broad program of school, agricultural, industrial, and urban development initiatives.

Mine Bluff Pine Bluff Chamber of Commerce Arkan Economic State Chamber of Commerce Arkansas Resource and Development Commission Pine Bluff Gehver News Churchamyl Pmolraams State Forestry Department Chamber of Commerce Arkansas Power and Light Company Arkansas Pr Association Hyrough Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Arkansas Power and Light NR. E. A Trayicboun tSo AY Lee Arkansas Economic Council Arkansas Resources and Development Com

The Innocent Imppestor begins a London dream for Patience

Patience Mond ypora travels from the country to London to attend dressmaking school under two strict aunts. On a commuter train she meets Paul Taylor and they fall in love, but the aunts force a breakup. Patience is then pushed toward London life by her twin sister Charlotte, a rising stage star, who arranges a lunch with Dwight Breeden’s representative to cast her in a major musical.

Patience Mondygora London Paul Taylor Prism Patience Paul Charlotte Pa Gence Roger Dickson Poplar Carlotta England Miss Ceylotta Dwight Breeden States New Picture Savoy Grill Srauhd Sarry

Reindeer Transport to Aid Finnmark Pudding Material Response

Reindeer teams mobilize in Finnmark to move about 350 tons of pudding materials for the war devastated area. Most supplies originate in Oslo and travel via Sweden toward the border as German forces retreat or take over.

Oslo Finnmark Norway Mosty Sweden

News of the Churches on Third and Ekin Streets

Acting Rector Rev W Northey Jones announces April 11 service schedule for Second Sunday after Easter. Bishop R Bland Mitchell will preach at 11 a.m. Lynn Browning conducts Bible Study and worship services across 6th and Grady Streets. Daily and evening programs include Bible studies for ladies and children, young people meeting, and midweek services with times listed.

Ekin Streets W. Northey Jones S.T.D Bester R. Bland Mitchell Arkansas

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CALENDAR AND SERVICES

An extensive church schedule lists Sunday School at 9 48 am and worship at 10 55 am with sermons The Eternal Promises and The Lord s Prayer choir directed by Mrs C C McNeill Presbyterian Youth Fellowship at 6 15 pm several circle meetings and revival events hosted by Rev Paul Deford and Evangelist DeFord with services daily at 7 30 pm plus nursery care and public welcome at Fourth and Ferguson Rock of Ages broadcast on KXAR Hope and Sunday events at North Ferguson Street FIRST METHODIST West 2nd at Pine pastor Rev J E Cooper addresses a Centary Bible Class Morning Worship at 10 50 am vesper at 5 30 pm and union life groups Monday spiritual life meeting Wednesday choir practice Thursday Bible study at the parsonage and multiple activities listed for First Baptist Corner Third and Main Streets S A Whitlow pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 am morning worship at 10 50 am youth and missionary society meetings Monday and Tuesday events including Royal Service and Junior G A activities and a later Fellowship Hour.

East 2Nd Street Stephen Cook C. C. McNeill Sy Forsyth Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Kathryn Hatley Albert Stonequist Tony Boyett Ca-Hoxtess James Pilkinton J. H. Miller E. ©. Wingfield Oueahua Presbytery Young Penonie Ferguson Paul Deford Bloomington Ind Bro. DeFord Worty Sesson C. J. Rewe Evangelist DeFord Young Peoples West Pine J. E. Cooper R. L. Bedwell Hot Springs Wis.c First Baptist Corer Main Streets S. A

The Price of Good Life and Family Duty

Dorothy Did explores the cost of happiness and success in marriage motherhood and friendship. It argues wives must invest endless self sacrifice and thought to keep husbands and children fulfilled while friendships require effort and generosity to endure across years and loneliness. Catholic Our Lady of Good Hope Mass schedule follows the religious notices.

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Weekly Service Schedule

The Hope Gospel Tabernacle at 321 North Main Street under Pastor H. Paul Holdridge requests members and friends to attend all services next week. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Radio Bible Class 11 a.m. Morning Worship 1 p.m. Choir Practice 6:30 p.m. CG A Services 7:15 p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m. The Gospel Hour 10 p.m. Tuesday Bible Class Genesis 29. Wednesday Prayer Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Thursday Women’s Missionary Council 2:30 p.m. Friday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m.

North Main Street H. Paul Holdridge the Tabernacle Sundey School Women's Missionary Council

First Christian North Math and West Avenue Bible Schedule

Service times listed for First Christian North Math at West Avenue with Sunday School at 9 45 worship at 10 50 Communion sermon special choir music He Knows All Youth Fellowship at 6 30 and evening worship with Has He Chosen You anthem organ accompaniment Monday Women s Council meeting Circle No 2 Tuesday Service Class dinner business meeting and recreation weekly monthly activity Thursday Choir rehearsal Star of Hope 1899 notes and publishing details follow

North Math West Avenue Wm. P. Hardegree Christian Youth Felowship Meeting AML Luther Hollaman Women's Council Circle No. 2 Fellowship Hall

Berlin air crash sparks two power probe

Russians refuse to supervise lines through the Soviet zone after April 15 as American crews remain in Weimar to repair U S telegraph and telephone links. A joint Soviet British board will investigate the Berlin collision that killed twelve Britons, two Americans and a Russian pilot. 15 dead overall.

Berlin Weimar U. S ADN

Turtle cuisine tied to liquor before Prohibition era

Before Prohibition in the United States, the consumption of turtles was linked to liquor use, and the market for turtle meat and products recovered only partially after repeal.

United States

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