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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1934

Page

5

Christmas Notes Amid City Social News

The page blends holiday mood with local society updates. Mrs. R T White hosts a Christmas luncheon with Holly mistletoe decor and a program on Christmas and Ellis Island. Emigrants' wool packages are collected, and members and guests attend gatherings, readings, and charity acts across several civic groups.

R. T. White Washington Street J. M. Soulston Hatie Anne Feild Frank 3. Johnson Ellis Island Johnson Kathryn Holt R.T. White Willbur Innes Fred Harrison J. W. Anderson Mies Elizabeth Bernier

Weekly Sunday School Lesson on the Lord's Supper

The sermon notes explore the Lord's Supper as a symbol of remembrance and Christian fellowship. Paul links the rite to the new covenant in Christ's blood and urges self examination to avoid insincerity. It discusses whether the Supper was instituted by Jesus or viewed by Paul as a continuation of faith.

Corinth VO F, Gilroy Institutias Lubher Paul Christ Paull

Church of Christ Sunday Services and Bible Study

The Church of Christ at West Pirth and Gently Streets invites all to Sunday school at 1 o clock and the young peoples training course at 6:45. Bible study and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. with topics on musical instrument objections and a unity appeal. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7:50 with open questions and discussion.

Young Peoples Church OF Christ West Pirth Maan AL Parks

First Baptist Wince R Rogers Pastor Update

The Regular services of the First Baptist church are announced with a full attendance expected at Sunday school led by the superintendent. Morning worship will feature Deacon Geant supplying chairs and ornate evening services. The message urges pledges and a trip for deacons, as the church programs grow and new groups form.

Thewin Ye Suns Wepin Deakamney R. Geant Conrad Plodae Tanne

Memorial services and midweek prayer plan announced

Invited to attend services at DOR COSPED TABER SARL Corver Ne Main and Ave. The focus for Sune Suneley rultooal Gh survives events. Evening service at TEM pu on Sat night. Rev Gary announces there will be services at the Tabs. Friends urged to be present. no Bible study this day. midweek prayer to follow.

Sune Suneley Arkansas Gary Tab Ernie Tel Pois Friends of the Tahurtiels

Tulsan's death linked to murder claim in Governor case

Tulsa authorities shifted from homicide talk to pursuit of a suspect after two witnesses said a man fled a parked car where Sidney Borg ey, a witness in the John Gorrell slaying, was found wounded. Sheriff Price dismissed Phil Kennamer's self defense tale, suggesting Born was murdered not acting alone.

Tulsa Okla Sidney Borgey Charles Price John Gorrell Price Phil Kennamer Franklin Kennamer Gorrel Sherif Kennamer Born

Junkyard Fence Law Sparks 1933 Highway Armor

During a 1933 session the legislature passed Act 165 to block view of junkyards along white highways. It required solid screening walls 200 yards from the road. Davis calculated moving the grotesque reliefs or screening them would cost thousands, and a row of car chassis fronted the property as a grim screen, ivy promised but did not grow, yet the junkyard persisted as a graveyard scene.

Jer ‘Olature Wbite Davis

4-H Clubs Formed Report Names and Officers

Cantingue Crean Puke Oaes ary and Annie Jen Brown are listed among new 4-H clubs members. Marie Ward serves as Washington-President with Carl May as vice president and Georgia Bullard as secretary. Flossy Corn and Myrtle Rearden are noted as reporters. LeAnne is president with Jewill Burke as vice president and Curtin Breeding as secretary.

Cantingue Crean Puke Annie Jen Brown Marie Ward Washington Carl May Georgia Bullard Myrtle Rearden LeAnne Jewill Burke Curtin Breeding Sec

Fragmented Faith Notes and Odd Economic Snippets

Disciples drift from tradition as rituals blur with feasting and indulgence. Paul urges reverence in the communion to keep its sacred meaning intact amid younger believers. Also noted are records of iron and steel shipments, a misaddressed notice in California, and a dubious peanut product tale and cultured cream marketing trend.

Paul Breal Company Church

Southwestern Grid District Outlined in Southwest Arkansas

De Queen and Horatio coaches and officials back forming a Southwestern Grid District to crown a football and other sports champion. De Queen Leopards coach Clyde Van Sickle and assistant Jack Robison favor a district schedule with 8 to 10 teams, while Horatio coach Homer Ledbetter seeks a meeting to organize. Grady Bolding and Dr. R C Dickinson support the move, and Texarkana Gazette editor George Douthit proposed a yearly trophy for the leading team. The De Queen Daily Citizen urges action before next season.

Dequeen Ark Southwest Arkansas de Queen and Horatio Clyde van Sickle Jack Robinson de Queen Leopards van Sickle de Queen Robison Homer Doc" Ledbelier Horatio Lions Southwest Arkansas Grady Bolding de Queen High School R. C. Dickinson Dickinson George Douthit Texarkana Gazette de Queen Daily Citizen

Local club officers and sponsors listed for multiple communities

The list names club officers including presidents vice presidents secretaries and reporters for Spring Hill McCaskill Ozan Suernsey Butler and other towns. Sponsors are shown for each group with names such as Rocky Mound Mrs T H Butler Luther Steed and Mrs C T Wallace, among others.

Rocky Mound T. H. Butler Luther Steed Ozan C. T. Wallace Suernsey E. R. Brown R. Brown Blevins Jess Stephens Bart White Spring Hill Royce Wisenberger McCaskill Charlie Thomas W. J. Whiteside DeAnn Wessie Poole T. J. Jones Washington

Hope Is Credited

Continued from Page One the banquet honoring manager Memphis Bill Terry drew cheers for his independence and businesslike approach. Adbert Graves presided as Rotary president with guests including Miss Berg Henry city superintendent coach and Mrs Foy H Hammes Dr Don Smith Robeth Wilson Hope School Board Syd McMath Roy Stephenson Jimmie Jones Glen Durham Hope High faculty R V Herndon Dale Jones SL Murphy Al Brannon and Dr L T Franklin Norbert Sidelicker from Chillicothe Ohio.

Memphis Bill’ Terry New York Terry Travis Jackson Bill Adbert Graves Rotary

California Lands Hit Divorce Suit

A fragmented clipping notes a divorce suit impacting California lands while interleaved lines discuss livestock care for calves and a economic statistic reporting 10,140,000 people employed in Great Britain, the highest since 1929.

Great Britain

Old Liberty community Hard Three Times Occupation and Visits

Old Liberty community remains centered on beef canning and hog killing as a major occupation. Frank Hicks of Hope visits relatives here for a week as social activity. Local families host guests from Sunmet Bright Star and Columbus while church events and home demonstration clubs meet at Hope. A pie supper, Christmas program, and Bankhead law meeting mark community events. John Dain family moves to a new farm home formerly occupied by Otto Foster.

Dith Thompson Garrett Story Kristiian John Wellburn Goran Frank Hicks Hope Willett Near Sun Rose, Neal J. B. Hicks Beulah Frank Sheaver Solo Hicks Columbus Willma Neal McCoy Edwards J. E. Moody J. E. Mosier Guy Hicks Orgel Rosenbaum Rosenbaum Bright Star Bankhead John Dain Otto Foster Tom MacLarty Home Demonstration Clubs Hempstead County Bessie Harrison Jack Huckabee Mia Virgie Robertson Miss Swan Garner Lordie Momen B, Smith

Spring Hill Visitors Arrive And Farmers Gather

Spring Hill reports Mrs. Ron Parker arrived from California Tuesday night to delight her children and Mrs. Daugherty. Mrs. Ray McDowell was down from Hope on Wednesday afternoon. The farmers of this place together.

Ron Parker California Daugherty Ray McDowell Hope

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