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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1939
Page
4
A fragment from a community notes page mentions Aunt Toast and a vow to be braver, with references to weathering life’s storms and bold plans to meet challenges. It hints at a broader social calendar including mission studies, visitors, and a Girl Scout pilgrimage to historic homes in the city.
Marysville California Bank of Circles faced a $200 draft drawn on Wells Fargo presented by Alfred Grant. Claimed to be found among a deceased uncle’s papers, the bank opened an investigation to verify its validity. In a separate note, a Los Angeles team reported no snakes on Snakeless Island after field surveys.
Rev Millard Baggett of Bentonville preaches The Why of Gods Love. Choir sings Wonderful Grace of Jesus. Evening service at 7 with ordination and deacon installations. L O Leet brings revival message The Church for Today. Union Association meeting at Unity Baptist May 28 with State Missionary Walter Griffin. All welcome.
Minister A A Copeland announces morning services at 11 o'clock with Bible study at 10 and evening preaching at 7:30. Members urged to attend Bible classes. classrooms soon ready for use. preparations emphasize readiness for Sunday morning.
Universal Crime Club mystery stars Bruce Cabot and Helen Mack in a hospital set tale of a doctor’s murder and a double murder case. Constance Worth and others support as the cast delivers a hospital intrigue filled drama with strong detective work. Also a Sunday program note invites all to hear “Has the Church Failed.”
Remmel Young progressed from theater usher to doorman then house manager for Saenger and Rialto. He moved with his mother to Kansas City, finished high school, attended Missouri for two years, and in 1938 returned to Hope as assistant manager under Hal Howard. By year’s end he led the two theaters in full charge.
Eliot Lees argues Germany aims to keep its fleet away from home ports and near the Atlantic trade routes off Spain. He contends only there can the fleet pose a credible threat, noting lessons from 1914 1919 and the risk to British maritime lifelines if dispersed.
In Chapter XV border tale, Senora Angela Tafoya testifies she earned about $10 daily moving cocaine for a man named Tomas, who swapped envelopes with a receiver in El Paso. Betty Mary, undercover as an artist, navigates Juarez corruption, using Pablo the Barro cashier to gather clues while heating up an operation involving Honolulu associates and Don Luis.
Southern Association results include Little Rock 7 over Memphis 0, Chattanooga 5 over Atlanta 0, Knoxville 18 over Nashville 7, Birmingham 4 over New Orleans, and Memphis at Little Rock scheduled Saturday. Sunday's results show Chicago 4 over St. Louis 2, Boston 10 over New York 3, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Chicago at St. Louis, and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among others.
American League results show New York 6 over Washington 3 and Cleveland 5 over Detroit 1. Philadelphia 2 to Boston with wet grounds causing schedule adjustments. St. Louis and Chicago tied. Detroit visits Cleveland while New York visits Washington and Philadelphia travels to Boston with St. Louis at Chicago on the slate.
The author warns that a strong German fleet aided by Italian submarines could force Britain to convoy its merchant fleet while German pocket battleships and Scharnhorsttype ships attack convoys and escorts. These vessels excel against cruisers and outrun most British capital ships, threatening the Atlantic and Pacific theaters. The United States must keep its Pacific fleet ready to deter Japan, as only the Red Army and the American navy balance power in the region.
Advice questions on appropriate office attire and conduct for women in business settings. Includes prompts about asking for recommendations, nail length, hair bleaching, mascara and eyeshadow use, and sleeveless blouses. Offers guidance on responding to employer errors in dictated letters with polite apology and cheerful rewriting.
The dialogue shows John Brown and Susan arguing over children’s meals and bedtimes. They discuss keeping kids asleep to avoid conflicts at dinner, the appeal of pork, sauerkraut, and other foods, and Rosy’s appetite. They joke about future understandings and plan a possible zoo trip and picnic on weekends.
The text presents fragmented dialogue asking to confirm dictation and judge behavior, with scattered questions and incomplete instructions. It appears as a rough, informal exchange focusing on perception and responses rather than a cohesive event or report.
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