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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1932

Page

3

Bright social notes and bridge party at Miss Briant’s home

Miss Catherine Briant and Miss Nell Helms hosted a Friday bridge party on South Main with three tables of play and prizes for Miss Margaret Kinser, Wright Massey, Miss Nell Helms, and Calvin Hervey Jr. of Texarkana. Numerous guests and visits across family and friends marked the society page.

Catherine Briant Nell Helms Briant South Main Street Margaret Kinser Wright Massey Calvin Hervey Jr Texarkana

New Fashion Plaque Debuts Velvet Brim Hat In Grape Red

A new light woolen fabric crowns an off the face hat with a velvet turned-back brim in grape red. A small front bow marks the latest trend in millinery and fashion accessories.

Whiteside and Ward Visit Highlight Local Society Notes

Miss Whiteside, well known locally for her work with Henderson and El Dorado Junior College, plans a visit to Mrs. Harold C. Ward. Mrs. Wallace Rogers and Whitfield Cannon are expected to return home Saturday after a visit in Booneville.

Thelma Mitchell Foreman J. J. Honeycutt Betty Anne Victor Etella Whiteside Northville, Mich Harold C. Ward Miss Whiteside Henderson el Dorado Junior College

Sunday schedule at First Presbyterian Church

W A Anderson D C minister leads 9:45 Sunday school on The Ten Commandments, 11:00 morning worship Religion in the Home, 6:00 vesper service, 7:00 Young Peoples meeting. Church invites all to unite in these services.

The Young Peoples Society

Circles of the Ladies Auxiliary Schedule

At 4 00 p m Monday the Ladies Auxiliary circles meet. Circle 1 with Dr Etta Champlin and Miss Twitchell. Circle 2 with Mrs David Davis. Circle 3 with Mrs R W Muldrow. Circle 4 with Mrs Rosa Kiser. Circle 5 with Mrs Tom McLarty. Tuesday at 8 00 p m.

Ladie’s Auxiliary Etta Champlain

First Baptist Church Sermons Continue Immortality Theme

Reverend Wallace R. Rogers preaches at First Baptist Church with morning and evening services. The morning topic is Conditional Prosperity and the evening service covers Heaven and Hell as part of a series on the immortality of the soul. A male quartet provides music and the Baptist Young People's Union meets at 7 PM inviting all youths to attend.

First Baptist Church Heaven Hell Baptist Young People’s Union

Presbyterian Church Vesper Service at Six P.M.

The Presbyterian Church schedules a 6 p.m. vesper service with organ preludes and postlude. Rev W R Anderson delivers invocation and pastors read scripture. Choir and soloists perform hymns, anthems, duets, and a violin offertory including Ave Maria and The Great Awakening.

Kate Holland W. R. Anderson Jesus Ward Dabney Harry Lemley N. T. Jewell Ava Maria Helen McRae Dabney Robert Young

Now the Day is Over Recessional and Benediction

A fragment notes religious parts with lines inviting worship and blessing. The piece references a recessional and a benediction phrase praising the name of Savious and signaling an evening service.

Church groups schedule morning meetings at First Baptist

The Woman's Missionary Union and the Sunbeam Band of the First Baptist Church begin gatherings Tuesday at 8 o'clock. The WMU will meet in the church and the Sunbeam Band in the education building. The pastor continues his Ephesians class. all interested may attend.

Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Sunbeam Band Woman's Missionary Union

St. Mark's Church Service Promotes Faith and Welcome

The Rev. Smythe H. Lindsay will celebrate Holy Communion at 10 a m on Sunday the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity and will preach Be Not Afraid Only Believe from St. Mark 5 36. The Episcopal Church offers a dignified service and a welcoming atmosphere for worship and reflection.

Smythe H. Lindsay Episcopal Church St. Mark’s

Glorifying Yourself A Beauty Kit for the Office

A light piece urging office workers to refresh their daily beauty routine with new complexion aids. It suggests recognizing signs of tired skin and replacing old products to feel refreshed. The advice emphasizes quick, practical steps to restore a polished look during the workday.

Cleansing Then Paste Rouge and Relaxation in Office Beauty

A vintage guide advises a clean base with cleansing cream and tissues, light astringent dab, foundation, and lip color. It recommends powder on the face and neck, avoiding eyelashes, plus eye cups and brushing hair for head relaxation and livelier appearance.

Local Visits Span Weekends and Relatives

Antioch Mr and Mrs Elmore Dougan visited relatives near Blevins with Mrs Mahon and Mrs L B Jones and children traveling to Louisiana last week. Mr and Mrs Ollen Crank returned home after a few days with Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett near Boughton.

Elmore Dougan Blevins Ohn Mahon

Political fiends urge clemency before November

A harsh critique attacks Dwight H. Blackwood and Tom J. Terral as conspirators and decries condemning machinery. The speaker says voters face delusion and calls for a governor to extend executive clemency before the upcoming November ides.

Dwight H. Blackwood Tom J. Terral

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