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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1935
Page
5
A United Good Friday Service was held at the First Methodist Church to commemorate the crucifixion of Christ. The service reflected on forgiveness and the human tendency to misjudge and fear change as the cross was remembered.
Sage words from pastors frame Easter observances while residents attend a party at Miss Lucy Lee Montgomery's home. Events include a Puxxe day night bake sale at The Brookwood PTA and an Easter cantata performed by Helen McRae and others. Visiting relatives from Arkansas and Minnesota join local families for Easter, with a hunt to be staged at the Burke residence near DoAnn on Sunday April 21.
Revivalist Miss Georgia Lewis preached on Christ as refuge at Hope Gospel Tabernacle in Canfield Arkansas. The message based on Numbers fifteen and Hebrews seven urged fleeing to Jesus as the only refuge while warning against the devil’s temptations. A Baptist male quartet sang during the Thursday night service.
The Rev Guy Holt presented a sermon titled Christ Before the People depicting Pilate wavering under mob demands. He described the scourging, crowning with thorns, and mockery of Jesus, concluding with Pilate washing his hands and the crowd's blood curse. Holt announced another vivid sermon in the series Christ Dying on The Cross to be delivered Friday night at 7 30.
The church schedules 9:45 faster service and 10:55 morning worship with a preaching topic on Giving. A Koster Table Offering is planned during the hour, with a Baptist Training Union at 6:30 and an invitation for all to attend and vote.
The Methodist church schedules a Sunrise Communion and Meditation at 4 30 am with Sunday school at 9 44. Infants will be dedicated at the morning service and parents are urged to contact the pastor before Sunday for baptisms. The morning sermon is The Assurance of Immortality. Evening Easter Sacred service with music at 7 30 features a full program of organ preludes, anthems, solos, Psalm 31, and a sermon What Easter Means To Day.
Easter Sunday services set at 645 with classes for all ages and a 10 55 a m sermon by Waltz. Infant baptisms and new members welcomed. Easter Cantata The Promise of Easter by Holton at 5 pm with offering. Sunrise service by the Young People. mid week service Wednesday at 7 2 d. Prolific church calendar amid a regional note on Protestant attendance.
Roger W. Babson told the American Bankers Association executive council in Augusta that business conditions are improving this spring after five years of weakness. He cited lower private, corporate, and municipal debt, falling inventories, rising retail sales, increasing dividend disbursements, better collections, low failures and declining foreclosures, rising farm income, and strong railroad car traffic as indicators. He linked government spending to offset ongoing pessimism and noted favorable trends in electric production and overall economic sentiment.
Texarkana welcomes members of the Arkansas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs for the seventeenth annual convention at Hotel Grim. Delegates from 30 clubs across five districts arrive for registration, committee meetings, and the preview of exhibits. The Friday session opens with Mrs. Hagel Dudne state president presiding, featuring greetings from City and federation leaders.
The notice prescribes acreages for sweet potatoes Irish potatoes cowpeas tomatoes sweet corn popcorn peanuts and melons to be grown in fields as part of crop plans. The text notes small oysters as a comic aside and references Tit-Bits.
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