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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1930

Page

1

Hendrix Henderson and Galloway colleges speaker at morning service

John Hugh Reynolds president of Hendrix Henderson College will speak at 11 o clock Sunday morning. Hon. O A Graves presides and introduces Reynolds. Graves is regional campaign chairman for Hendrix Henderson and Galloway colleges in a region covering three presiding elders districts and about fifteen counties. Epworth League 439. Palm Sunday and Holy Week services announced with sermons and communion. church invites public and families to attend.

John Hugh Reynolds Hendrix-Henderson’ College Srvice O. A.graves Reynolds Graves _ lathe Afkicanans Hendrixg Henderson and Galloway Chareli School Epworth League Tap Passinn

Hope civic progress and county highway support theme

The Star's Platform urges census alignment to develop Hope's municipal and social resources. It highlights sanitary improvements, Chamber of Commerce backing, and county highway programs for all weather roads reducing costs. Advocates cooperative effort, state progress, reforms, and efficient government through prudent expenditures.

Chamber of ‘Commerce Hempstead

Forbes criticizes industry for unemployment handling

Editor of Forbes Magazine argues big business fails to coordinate action on unemployment. He claims industry neglects tracking joblessness month to month and urges employers to cooperate with government and each other to create work. The piece questions reliance on panics and calls for industry leaders to heed Forbes' critique.

Forbes Todustry

Hue and Cry Doctrine in Prohibition Era Law

A federal judge invokes the hue and cry doctrine to justify arrest and search without a warrant under the Jones amendment to the Volstead Act. The piece traces the 400 year old English origin, its shift from mere misdemeanors to felonies with probable cause, and links to historic mob pursuit and social policing through centuries.

Galileo Bethemian Arkangsay

Recollections on Republican National Chairmen and Bond Scandals

Washington recall of past GOP national chairmen from 1910s to 1920s. It notes Elder Will Hays amid bond scandals linked to Continental Trading Company gifts, and John T. Adams and Butler facing political fallout. Mentions Coolidge era shifts and lingering reputational damage for Butler in Massachusetts.

White House Will H. Hays Presbyterian Church Aerago Elder- Hays Eldar Hays Ihick Hays Uke Elder Hays Continental ‘Trading Company Liberty Bonds Harry F. Sinclair Frank Andy Mellon William A. Butler John T. Adams Iowa Adams Coolidge Butler Ala

News of Other Days List of local visitors and moves

W C Brown of Stamps spent Sunday in Hope. Mrs Meyer Winter of Nashville spent yesterday in Hope. L B Clifford of Lewisville was in town yesterday. J B Slane was looking after his trade yesterday. O A Gordon of Presentt was in town yesterday. Paul Bailey is now a clerk at the Pacific Express office. Miss Beryl Henry spent the weekend with relatives at Benton. Lucy Furlow spent the weekend with relatives at Ashdown. Mr and Mrs C B Thompson were guests of relatives at Prescott yesterday. Mrs T R Billingsley and daughter Mary visited relatives at Ashdown Sunday. Mr and Mrs J N Riley spent yesterday at Arkadelphia with his parents. Mrs Chadister Hall has returned from a visit to relatives at Texarkana. Mrs Danny Roebuck and Miss Inez Graves spent the weekend at ArKadelphia with relatives. Mrs J B Rhodes led the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union at the church.

W. C. Brown Stamps Hope Meyer Winter Beryl Henry Benton Lucy Furlow Ashdown C. B. Thompson Prescott T. R. ‘Billingsley Mary C. D. Breece Kansas City

Philadelphia sax quartet to honor President Haover Theiss

A six member Philadelphia saxophone band plans a tribute to President Haover Theiss brass for Mia mu. The note says, if you are very clever, the plan may unfold with a ceremonial performance and recognition event.

Philadelphia Haover Theiss Mia

Miss 1930 and Riverside Military Academy Leaders Named

The article notes Mary M. Fliger as Miss 1930 at Brena College after a student vote and highlights L A Allen, a Miami-based doctor, commanding 500 cadets at Riverside Military Academy during a Washington reviewed inspection.

Gainsville Mary M. Fliger Brena College L. A. Allen Below Miami Eis Riverside Militay Academy Washington

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Sunday School Schedule

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church announces Sunday school each Sunday morning at 9 44 a m with Delmer Bailey as superintendent. Bible class and B Y P U meet each Sunday evening at 6 20 p m. Preaching is scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays of each month at 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m.

Delimer Bailey B. Y

First Baptist Church W A Bowen Sermon Times and Subjects

The First Baptist Church led by Pastor W A Bowen invites attendance at 4 45 p m for Sunday school with classes for all. Worship services are at 11 a m and 745 p m. Sermons cover The Harvest and the Laborers and Weeding Bells continuing the discussion of the second coming of Christ.

Christ

First Christian Church Promotes Bible School Growth

Pastor W. TY Marmon urges action with a call to Bible School and church services. Morning sermon titled Waggat-Me-Not's and evening sermon A Vision and A Task. Special music by violinist Miss Winter Cannon during the evening service.

First Christian Churci W. TY Marmon Vhnic Winter Cannon

Church of Christ Rev. Reese Invites Worship and Study

The Church of Christ led by John G. Reese invites all to Sunday worship and Bible study at 10:00 AM. Sermons both morning and evening explore the theme You shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Prayer meeting Tuesday and midweek service Wednesday at 7:45 PM.

Preyer

First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

W Anderson DC church notes Sunday School in departments at 9:45 and worship at 11 with sermon Sacrifice the Corportione of the Christian Religion Special music Evening service at 7:30 What Is Your Business Young People's Endeavor meets 6:45 Monday Circles of Ladies Auxiliary meet in four groups 3:00 pm Prayer Meeting at 7:30 with the subject Hypothetical Christianity.

Chor Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society Circles Ofhe Ladies’ Auxiliary Leo Robing Margaret Betts Robins R. W Muldrow W R Anderson Jewel Briant Preyer

Larry Shotwell Tops ABA Record With 3-Game Series

Larry Shotwell, 25, an office clerk, set an American Bowling Congress mark by a three game series totaling 804 pins. He shattered the prior tourney record of 719 held by Harry Snipers of Pittsburgh with games of 270 267 and an earlier 267.

Larry Shotwell Et Coyin American Bowling Congress Individuy Shotwell Harry Snipers Pittsburgh Sholwell

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