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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
5
The fragment describes a church auxiliary meeting at First Presbyterian, social events at the Women’s Missionary Society, visits by Mrs. Ralph Rowton and Frances Ligevornly, and gatherings at the First Baptist Sunday school. It notes travelers, school staff changes, and a birth in the Fincher family with details about names and locations across Hope and surrounding towns.
An Ao missionary in India faced a tense exchange about Christian conversion. The Hindu interlocutor declined, insisting Heaven cannot be earned. The dialogue reflects religious tension and a wary stance toward proselytizing. The piece preserves the period voice and local color of the Winnipeg Free Press report.
A community note lists Washington Miss Leis Lingo of Hope as guest of Miss Evie Beek this week and mentions numerous local visitors and social events across Hope. It records visits by several residents to relatives and friends, plus church and civic activities including a Baptist revival and Presbyterian meeting.
Center Point Health praised as very good in a lively community report. Mrs A J Meadows and Mrs Bony Horves hosted guests including Marion Tebbard and daughters Huby and Ming Mi Mee A Wo. Several other families, including Chambless relatives from Paris, hosted gatherings and dinners through the week, with neighbors sharing news from Emmet, Hope, and New Hope.
Regular services will be held with a 9:30 start and evening worship at 8. A large choral group directed by Mrs Padgitt will provide music for both sessions. Sunday school superintendents urge full member attendance. Baptist Training Union led by Nathan Harbour continues with programs being prepared for each meeting. public is invited.
The Church of the Nazarene on South Elm Street invites the public to Sabbath services led by Pastor Bougins. Bible school starts at 8:45 a.m., with morning worship at 1 p.m. and an evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m. Sub tiling i Gade and Knowing God from Chronicles are topics.
Sunday offerings show strong turnout as new service times begin. Church notes prompt Sunday School at 1 00 morning worship at 10 30 Bible study and prayer services announced with weekly programs and invitations to join.
Rain would be appreciated as dry spells persist. Grandmother Jeans stays with daughters Mrs George McMillian and family. Numerous relatives, including Mr Thad Vines and child ren, Mrs Milton Rogers, Mrs Edwin Britt of Prescott, and Mrs Nellie Leach, visit relatives over the weekend. George McMillen, Ray McWilliams, and others called on Thad Vines. several families attend visits and shopping in Hope I Friday afternoon.
Pittsburgh pitcher Jim Weaver hurled seven hits and eight strikeouts to beat St Louis 5 to 1. Dizzy Dean took the defeat for the Cardinals as Pittsburgh extended its winning streak to eight games and narrowed the gap behind the league leaders. Manager Bill McKechnie and star Paul Waner fueled the Pirates' offense with timely hits and Traynor and Jensen contributed multi hit efforts.
A notice invites worshippers to attend regular services at Os Terian Church with Sunday morning at 1 o clock and evening at 7 30. Dr Brewster will be back with 15 and asks a meeting with the Men's group at 45 a.m. The text mentions trilobites as once highly organized inhabitants.
A light rain brought relief to Sheppard residents on Tuesday. Mrs Alice Finley is hospitalized in Josephine hospital Hope for treatment and Miss Christine Cornelius is on the sick list. Mrs Pearl Hill of Guernsey visited Sunday with relatives. The Cornelius families shared visits and a minor injury occurred when Clayton had his hand dressed after being kicked by a mule near Hope.
Providence Health struggles noted in the community while relatives visit and recoveries are hoped for. Social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and son Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Campbell, and several families from Oak Grove and Blevins. A birth is announced for Matfier to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Roberts born Tuesday, August 27 weighing five pounds. baby and mother are doing nicely.
Fragmentary report notes Cleopatra Iene, daughter of Cleopatra, carried to Rome by Octavianus at age eleven. Source text mentions deaths of her parents Antany and Cleopatra and suggests self-inflicted deaths. Further details and context are unclear due to damaged wording.
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