Local society notes mix faith, garden club and concerts
Mrs St Henry hosts a Monday afternoon social at 3 at Mrs J Q Kyler home with Mrs Underwood assisting. Mrs Bernard Lloyd of Detroit visits sister Mrs Eugene Hall. Mrs Ross St Gillespie and Mrs Clyde Hill motor to Texarkana for a flower show. Texarkana Garden club sponsors events at the Saval Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. QO. Kyler
Underwood
Dudley Gee
Rél
Conway
Ross St. Gillespie
Clyde Hill
Texarkana
Saval Hotel
Churches First Presbyterian and Hope Gospel Tabernacle Services
Sunday school numbers and times for Thos Brewster at First Presbyterian and Bert Webb at Hope Gospel Tabernacle. Details include sermon times, midweek service, water baptism at Dulins Lake, outdoor service, children’s church, and choir offerings. Parish events invite public attendance and note strong altar-call response last Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Gospel Tabernacle
Dulin’s Lake
Children's Church
Christ's Ambassadors
Tabernacle Orchestra
Odom Brothers
Tabernacle
Hope
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church announces pastor and services
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church led by Pastor Mortis A. Purtle invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 and a preaching service at the usual hour. A welcoming class for everyone and a Young People's meeting is planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scriool
Young Peoples
End of a Dream for Joan in New York Hotel
Joan battles socialite Sybil and Dorothy Starke as she contemplates leaving, fearing family scandal and a ruined future. Sybil’s scheme to trap Dorothy’s cousin leads to Seattle clues, while a desperate plan to contact Bob unfolds amid a looming Boston or Philadelphia exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ari¢Ken
Dorothy Starke
Joan
Sybil
Bob
Dorothy
Seattle
Chicago
Eastman High School
New York
Ogether
Barbera
Florida
Juan
Goodby
Borstancin
Sybil Hendry
Brilip
Philip
Syd
Bill Harris
Abraham a Man of Faith and Destiny in Story and Lesson
A weekly Sunday School reflection on Abraham's life as an emigrant of vision and faith. It argues his destiny required responsibility and justice, highlighting his willingness to seek peace over strife and his role as a blessing beyond personal gain. The piece contrasts his era with timeless values of faith and humane living.
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Abraham
Alyralian
Minu
Ayam
Abrahm
Abrahon
Lot
Revival Meeting Promises Deep Spiritual Quiveting
A revival service will be held with a special song service starting at 7 p.m. Dr. Jackson from Texas will lead the meeting beginning the fourth Sunday in June. Readers are urged to prepare and attend this quivering spiritual event hosted by the piston and the church.
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P.m
Dr. Jackson
Tesarkyna
Four From Hope Attend Beauty Meet in Fort Worth
Four residents from Hope took part in the Texas National Exhibition of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists, a three day event in Ft Worth that closed Wednesday night. Attendees included Mrs. Jimmy Miller Mrs. Sue Biddle and Misses Elizabeth Barlow and Mazel Abram. Forestry officials blame careless causing nearly 50 000 fires.
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Hope
Texas National Exhibition of
Fort Worth
Jimmy Miller
Sue Biddle
Elizabeth Barlow
Mazel Abram
Breaks Fast That Began March 10 in Tennessee
STOOPING OAK Tenn. Jack son Whitlow was reported Friday to have broken a fast he said he began March 10 on a call from the Lord. his father Tommy Whitlow said the 45 year old faster took some kind of juice either Thursday night or early Sunday morning.
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Stooping Oak
Tenn
Jackson Whitlow
Tommy Whitlow
Home Demonstration Club Notes in Blevins Meeting
The Blevins Home Demonstration club met Friday April 23 at Mrs C W Leveretts. Members count unknown with 2 visitors and 4 new members present. After prayer and scripture, business was conducted. Miss Rouse shared dressmaking contest ideas and home improvements to be published in the Hope Star. Two games led to punch and cake. Next meeting set with Mrs Herbert Stephens.
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Blevins
Celah
C. W. Leverett
Miss Rouse
Hope Star
Herbert Stephens
Rogers Memorial Drive Held Here
Rh. V. McGinnis announced the New theater has been chosen to represent the Will Rogers Memorial campaign starting Friday and running until May 6. Major A. B. Thompson chairs the campaign to fund the Wall Rogers Memorial Hospital at Saranac Lake New York and aid needy film workers. A short film with Robert Taylor and Gary Cooper explains the campaign and Will Rogers life. ushers will collect donations after the screening. First show is Friday.
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Rh. V. McGinnis
A. B. Thompson
Wall Rogers Memorial Hospital
Saranac Lake
New York
McGinnis
Robert Taylor
Gary Cooper
Will Rogers
Stolen Car Report In Lincoln Involves Mickey The Dog
Lincoln police report Charles Johnson left his dog Mickey to guard his parked car in the business district. The dog was stolen after the car was ignored by a passerby. A separate line suggests a weed control tip using sodium chlorate for bindweed.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Johnson
Mickey
Johnson
Sales tax receipts rise modestly after exemptions repeal
Little Rock reports April sales tax collections at 340,926.92 dollars, only about 15,000 more than a year earlier when basic foods and medicines were tax exempt. The 1937 legislature repealed all exemptions, affecting revenue and expectations for tax growth.
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Little Rock
Earl Page
The
Treasury
Department of Revenues
Snake in Grass Sparks Odd Family Mix-Up in Fairfax
In Fairfax Oklahoma a cat owned by Jack Utah gave birth to nine kittens then stole a baby rabbit during a walk. The rabbit disappeared soon after. Neighbors reported the unusual incident as a curious animal affair.
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Fairfax
Okla
Jack Utah
Snake steals prey as mother cat nurses kittens
A mother cat struggling with her litter fights to protect a young rabbit while a bull snake slithers away with the cottontail, escaping under a feed bin after evading the cat’s attempts to intervene. The scene ends with the snake eluding capture.
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Mrs. St) Henry
Bernard Lloyd
Detroit
Mich
Eugene
Hall
Betrieve
Fanny Crutchfield
Spartansberg
S.C
Ed McCorkle
Methodist Church
C.D. Lester
Edwin Ward
Evel Murph
Fred R. Have
HM. H. Stuart
Africa Church of
M. Briant
Robert Wilson
Hot Springs
W. M. &. First Methodist Church
Bobby Breen
William Boyd
Timmy Hirson Xe Imerita
Bob Steele
LAW
FIRST
Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
Young Peoples Meeting
Are Hove Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Dolores del Rio
Warren William
Monte Carlo
Techuleolor
Ireland Smith—Sports
Marinello Beauty Shop
Sucnges
Hempstead County
W. J. Stewart
Tyler, Texas
Joan Hankwit
John Mendry
Visndry
HOM Andrwr
Mendry
SY Menury
Joke Hendey
Jonna
Philip Hendery
Sybilte
Donothy Starke
Jonnie Girthood
Charles Nowdon
California
Minion
Chapter
Boston
Philadelphia
Ward & Cleaver
Shipley Studio
South Walnut Street
Hope Stor
Ft. Worth
Rhode Island
Thomas Dyer
Odessa
Jackson Whitelow
Lord
R. V. McGinnis
Chevrolet
SOCO
Young Chevrolet Co
City Bakery
Hope, Arkansas
J.T. Thompson
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Union National Bank
Little Rock, Ark
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