07 Dec 1929
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1929
Page
1
News brief list of social gatherings at local homes, a new bridge club formed, messages about an orphan home fire appeal under Presbyterian supervision, church events, and social visits. Includes town bylines, weekend plans, and a Santa letter from Vaughn Ray Woodard.
Married couple Willard Brown and Nell Said celebrate Wednesday night. E W Russell family return from Tanana Texas. Finchers and Waldo residents bird hunted Wednesday and visited relatives. J M Fincher family spent Sunday with granddaughter Mrs Steve Marlar. Nora Marlar and Flora Cox visitings. Lawson Cox from Patmos visits uncle T E Cox. Mrs Howard Smith and Parris McSwain visit Anon Texas. Otho Fincher from Waldo visits sister Mrs Steve Mariar. Ophia Cox and Blanche McClure Sunday evening visits. D E Nichols and Ruth of Stamps visit daughter Mrs O H McClure Wednesday evening.
Gary Cooper stars in The Virginian at Saenger theatre Sunday through Tuesday in his first all dialogue role. Critics praise his portrayal as the strongest on stage or screen. Richard Arlen and Mary Brian co star as Steve and Molly in this outdoorsy pioneer western tale.
Pine Bluff reports Mrs. Merlin Moore supervisor of rural schools in Jefferson county has been made an active member for life in the National Education Association. Bel mount Bailey, assistant director, praised her meritorious effort toward educational advancement.
The article announces church school for all ages at 945 A M and a sermon at 11 with the subject The Vital Tests. Special music includes Anthem Fear Not O Israel by Spicker, a quartet Lord God Almighty, Verdi, with soprano Mrs Talbot Feild and contralto Mrs John P Cox, tenor Mr J A Walace, and Mr Talbot Feild.
In Emmett Arkansas and Hope Arkansas letters to Santa describe requests for a Ute train airplane tractor and toys along with fruits candy and coats. A 1929Hope note asks for a blue coat doll and story book from a nine year old girl. Epworth League plans a 645 p m service and a 730 sermon on The Christian Light with a 40 member writers’ canvass at the church to secure funds for the new year.
First Christian Church invites members to renew consecration and begin next Sunday with worship Bible school at 3:45, morning service at 10:55 led by Miss Viva Bennett and W P Harmon, sermon The Desires of Man, Junior Endeavor 3 PM, High School Endeavor 6:30 PM, evening Missionary sermon Little and Little with Miss Iva Hipp solo, urging attendance and discussion of important matters.
The Hope Arkansas church outlines Sunday School at 9:45, 11 o'clock service on Our Program, 7:30 talk on Hands That Help, and 6:30 Young Peoples meetings. Senior Union praised for last Sunday. Choir to provide special music and a pre Christmas musical program is planned. Also includes a Santa letter page from Hope in 1929 with many children listing requests.
The Church of Christ led by John G Reese invites members to a Lord's Day service at 10 am with preaching at 11 am and 7 pm both on The Holy Spirit In New Testament Times. All are urged to attend on time and study these lessons.
The First Presbyterian Church led by D D Anderson offers 11 00 am worship with sermon The Warfare End the Crown Won and 7 30 pm Evening Worship with Life the Future Self and God Forsake not the house of the Lord Special choir music 645 pm Young Peoples Christian Endeavor meets 3 00 pm Monday Circles of Ladies Auxiliary meet across four groups 220 pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting study in the Eighth Chapter.
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