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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1954
Page
5
Easter egg hunt for the Primary Department 2 of the First Baptist Church will be held Saturday afternoon April 17 at 3 o clock on the lawn of Mrs M S Bates 1510 South Elm Street all invited to attend
Sunday April 18 Easter Egg Hunt at the Hut for members’ children from 3 to 4 pm. Hope Country Club Easter Dance for fifth and sixth graders rescheduled. American Legion Auxiliary and other meetings postponed to later dates. Girl Scout hikes and Music Makers meeting postponed to April 24. Unity Baptist Church Willing Workers Auxiliary hosts Senior Ladies Auxiliary on Wednesday at 8 pm with a missions program.
The veteran manager Casey Stengel blends humor and stubborn grit as he predicts a sixth championship and reflects on the changing lure of baseball for young players. He defends the pay scale and recalls past eras while praising the game's enduring appeal. Meanwhile Bride-Elect Services and church auxiliary notes highlight social events in the community.
Mr and Mrs Noel Nash and children Susan Louise Ann and Noel of Lewisville visited Hope Thursday night. Week end guests include Stewart Spragins Caryl Hyatt Charles Hyatt and Alice Lynne of Little Rock and George Frazier and son Tommy of Austin Texas.
Sunday School lesson argues the Christmas story must be seen through the Resurrection's light. It notes the disciples' fear after Calvary, then their transformation into bold proclaimers of the gospel. The article urges renewed faith and vision for Christians facing modern gloom, with Christ's living resurrection guiding action and devotion.
Actor Richard Widmark leaves 20th Century Fox after seven years to pursue freelance work. His last Fox film is Broken Lance where he expects fourth billing behind Spencer Tracy, Jean Peters and Robert Wagner. He plans to move family to England for A Prize of Gold with an independent company, filming there and in Germany, and aims to focus on movies for the next two years.
The interview reveals a filmmaker criticizing his recent work as too commercial and not prestige enough. He seeks a blend of commercial appeal and artistic prestige and notes last projects like My Pal Gus did not gain strong box office or big New York openings. He recalls Panic in the Streets and Weed and discusses studio support and casting choices.
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