Friendship is a chain of gold and shared devotion
The Ruth Sunday School class of the Garrett Memorial church held a monthly meeting at Miss Aucita Jean Davis's home. the program included a piano duet, a poem, and member talks, with refreshments served. The George W. Robison stores quarterly meeting in Prescott showcased store updates, a "How to Secure New Business" program, and guest visits. prizes were awarded for the best discussion. WMA circles and charity circles planned upcoming gatherings, including bridge parties and meetings at homes on Pine and Elm streets. members from Longview, Tampa, and Fulton attended recent social events.
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Ruth
Garrett Memorial Church
Aucita Jean Davis
South Wilnut Street
Hollis Purtle
Pio
Pres- Hcart
Fay Gordon
Claude Garner
C. C. Lewis
Hough Latimer
Charleen Crane
Sid Henry
Dubson
Presentt Daily News
First Baptist Church
Earl Wolfe
Emmet Whitten
Hugh Jones
Pine Street
L. D. Galloway
West Avenue
D. Cirele
T. A. Middlebrooks
South Ping Street
May Duffie
Harry Hawthorne
Duffie
South Elm Streel
A. D. Brownas
Herbert Cox
M. M. McClaughan
Davis Washburn
Longview
Texas
Fulton
Clyde Yarbrough
Tampa
Fla
St. Marks Episcopal Church
Maggie Bell
South Main Street
the Presbyterian
Ouacchita
Trescott
Carter Johnson
J. A. Miller
Li S. Greening
Harry Lemley
Kendall Lemley
Eugene White
C.C. McNeill
Roy Johnson
T. R. King
Dick Watkins
Dorsey McRae
Paul Kais
L. E. Becker
Sunday School and Revival Services at Melrose Tabernacle
The Melrose message reports preacher Brother Dan Tavlby at Tay nm, Bot CoG yein, Magnolia preacher Brother Paul By at Lilies Auxiliary Tuesday, and midweek meetings in Japan. Hope Tabernacle invites all to Sunday and midweek gatherings, with an afternoon youth service at Water Creek church and a Sunday evening evangelistic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suneay School
Dan Tavlby
Melrose
Tae Nm
Paul By
Magnolia
Lilies
Japan
Subita
Taberncle
Wold
Sanday
Guernsey
Chareb
Water Creek Church
Brother Webb
Wight
The
Tabernacle
Hope
First Baptist Williss Russell Dianiton. tastor
Sunday school reports show attendance average over 400 in April with many families visiting. The church plans to bolster Sunday school and worship services, including a Worship service and Training Union event priced at 45 dollars. Bishop Brewster, Miss Mamie Car, Mrs. W. M. Cantley, and Miss Le M. Lily are named in the fellowship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasgily
Phos. Brewster
Mamie Car
W. M. Cantley
le M. Lily
Evening Worship at U4 with Special Music
A popular service features congregational singing and a sermon by the pastor titled The Heart of Stone. The event emphasizes evening worship and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Church of Christ Gilbert Copeland Ministers Sermon Schedule
The Church of Christ invites all to Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. young peoples meeting at 6 p.m. and evening preaching at 7 p.m. The morning discourse asks why one is a member of the Church of Christ. Attendees urged to attend and study with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Young Peoples Meeting
Local Visitors and Travels Mentioned in Hope and Texarkana
Washington Misses Mary Levins and Virginia Stewart visited Hope Monday morning. Several residents from Shreveport and Texarkana were seen in town over the weekend, including C. C. Meadows and Mrs. Susie Barrow, with others like Meg. J. EB. Bearden and Myrtle den visiting Mrs. W. L. Stroud. Local residents attended court, visited friends, and hosted travelers from Howard County and Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Levins
Virginia Stewart
Hope
J. M. May
Pink Horton Luther Smith
Miss Lethner
Texarkana
Gean
Dadson Leonard
Little
Rack
Gene Pinegar
Shreveport
T. B. Haworth
Toxankuna
John Ridgdil
Lew Holt
Rodessit Ban
Doe Dews
George Dews
Arleulelphia
Lee McDonald
Bill Delony
Stith
Keely McDonald
Rosston
Kallis Pope
Mickey
Howard County
C. L. Williams
The Effects of Intoxicants in biblical thought
Weekly lesson cites Genesis to Proverbs on human nature and temperance. It warns liquor weakens self control, fuels sin, and harms families, while affirming abstinence strengthens will and remains a safe, wise path. Strong emphasis on the dangers of intoxicants across eras, with Sodom as a cautionary backdrop.
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Sodom
Local Activities and Personal Visits in Hope Area
Sunday church services featured Rev. C L Williams filling for ill Rev W W Nelson in Mineral Springs while families and friends from Hope and surrounding towns visited or hosted gatherings. Notes record multiple social calls, travel to Prescott for a Presbytery meeting, a tacky party hosted by Methodist Ladies at the Old Capitol, and engagements including a Hope wedding and a Capitol area marriage at a Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Williams
W. W. Nelson
Mineral Springs
Nelson
F. ¥. Trimble
Carolyn Trimble
Hope
L. D. Perdue
Richard
LouAna
David Waddle
Holt
Maggie Perdue
Pink Horton
Sallig Horton
Camden
Little Daughter
Susie Barrow
Nina Mac Billard
Columbus
Guy Card
J &. Card
Bonnie Davidson
Fulton
Lillian Simmons
G. W. Robertson
Clay
C. C. Stuart
Buddy
Mary Davis
J. W. Davis
Edwin
Louisiana
Milburn Tharis
Deand Mys
Frank May
Tuas¢ Light
Warner
Ethel Turner
J. W. Turner
June Kelsie Coplinger
Fordyce
Cuplinger
Quilt pageant winner crowned in charity event
Sylvia was declared winner by the judges in the Flapper Fanny Abervice contest. Miss Evelyn Ruth Timberlake finished as runner-up with substantial votes. The quilt raised $32 for the event as punch and cookies were served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Ruth Timberlake
Mummy's Boys at New Theater Sunday and Monday
The new murder mystery comedy "Mummy's Boys" comes to the New Theater featuring Barbara Pepper and Miss Pepper in a tale of a curse and murder set in Egypt's Valley of the Kings. Starring Moroni Olsen and Frank M. Thomas, directed by Fred Guial, with Lee Marcus producing and Jack Townley co writing. Lucille Hulsey wins a silk quilt with votes totaling $16.81.
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Egypt
New Theater
RKO
King Tut
New York
Valley of the Kings
Barbara Pepper
Miss Pepper
Florenz Ziegfeld
Moroni Olsen
Frank M. Thomas
Willie Best
Mitchell Lewis
Francis McDonald
Fred Guial
Lee Marcus
Jack Townley
Philip G. Epstein
Charles Roberts
Townley
Lew Lipton
Lucille Hulsey
Blevins Church Guests and Local Visitors Noted
Sunday services at Blevins Church of Christ featured Blevins pastor J A Copeland, with A D Brannon of Hope visiting business. area residents from Hope Dorado and Prescott traveled for social calls, shopping trips, and extended family visits, including members of the Bonds and Mayfield families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fey. J. A. Copeland
Delight
Blevins Church of Christ
A. D. Brannon
Hope
Blevins
Lex Helms
Bleying
Boyce M. Mayfield
Dorado
Johnnie Wade
Geo. W. Mayfield
J. A. Wade
Tom J. Stewart
Beulah Thomas Simpson
Boonville
Thomas
Kirby Smith
Pauline and
Kirby, Jr
Looper
Texas
Mary Mayfield
Jack Mayfield
Franklin Horton
Nat Lee
H. H. Huskey
G. T. Ward
Prescott
Marie Ward
Cecil Smith
Roy Hvans
W. 5. Roe
Billy
M. C. Fevbarger
T. J. Stewart
Tom Phillips
Sanford Bonds
A. H. Wade
Texarkana
M. Bonds
Aubrey Bonds
Louise Bonds
H. C. Bonds
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Jose
Buck Jones
Ace Drummond
Cartoon “Color
Rapsody
Black Legion
Cargle Lombard
Fred Macmurray
ENDS
Unter
Clark Gable
Joan Crawford
Pranchot
Tone
Lady
ROAR
Bob Livingston
Max Tereame
Ray Corrigan
W. J. Herring & Company, Inc
Arkansas
Inves Hall
Little Rock, Ark
Ament House
Prodigy
Genius
Mary Christine Dunn
Bonne Terre
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Lawrence T. Dunn
Marvel
Bonne Terre, Mo
Mary Christine
First Baptist
Williss Russell Dianiton
Tastor
Gilbert Copeland
Washington
Chevrolet
Fess
Chevrolet Danlers
Wallymouth
Vasa
Young Chevrolet Co
Fanny Abervice, Inc
Pat
By Sylvia
City Bakery
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hope Star
Vanity Beauty Salon
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