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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1939
Page
4
A mixed vintage page traces a tribute to Woodrow Wilson on his anniversary, then shifts to local club meetings. The Executive Board of the Woman’s Auxiliary meets, the St Marks group attends, and the Daughters of the Confederacy report on honor cups, funds, and lectures amid social hours and furniture talks.
A local report asserts Grannias has worn the mustache for four years amid age claims of sixteen to thirty-five, with details unclear and verification needed from eyewitnesses and records.
A comic performer with a trick mustache and funny eyes started on radio as a versified ironist and composed music. Bill Porter and George Scarbo note his rise from local shows to talent scouts finding him. In Boston during Garden of the Moon’s filming he was nicknamed Eau de Colonna as Warner Bros. took him up under contract.
A home made rolling pin owned by Mrs. Annie Kluttz of Spencer North Carolina has seen 150 years of use. Out of 98 governors of South Carolina 19 were natives of Charleston.
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle under Pastor Bert Webb invites all to Sunday school, worship services at 7:49 p.m., a midweek prayer service, and a 1:30 to 2:00 p.m. Gospel Tabernacle program on KCMC Texarkana with the Odom Quartet. A series of meetings begins February 10 with Rev A C Bates. First Presbyterian, led by Rev Thomas Brewster, lists Sunday school at 9:45 and worship at 10:55 with evening service at 5 p.m. A Woman's Auxiliary executive board meets Monday at 9. Midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7:30. visitors welcomed.
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Pentecost as the disciples gain faith, with Peter’s sermon provoking repentance. It cautions against excessive religious emotion divorced from core Christian truth and living, urging a Pentecost of deep devotion and moral awakening guided by the Spirit.
Bible study begins at 1 N oclels a m and preaching at 11 a m. Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m. Preaching at 7 30 p m. Elder Copeland speaks Sunday morning on The Army of the Lord and Walking By Faith at Sunday night.
Kenneth I Spore pastor invites public to First Methodist services featuring Dr Matt Ellis Hendrix College philosophy professor delivering on Christian Education. includes Holy Communion at 7:00 pm and a second sermon on The Persons Present at the First Communion focusing on St Peter. Church School 10 am Young People 6:45 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 pm Missionary Institute February 8 at 9 am in Prescot with district attendees urged to attend.
Unity Baptist Church invites the public to Sunday school at 103 and preaching at 11 a.m. by Elder Fred Sallee. Elder C. Major St. Elder and Pastor DB Woodman Hall on So. Major St. are listed as location and leaders.
Barrett Memorial Baptist urges church members to attend Sunday school at 9 48 with all classes urged to boost attendance. Bro David Hiller of Plain Dealing La will preach at 11 am and 7 40 pm, delivering old time gospel truths. BY P T C classes meet at 6 40 with the senior class leading opening service.
Janet faces hardship as Barney loses his job and a big city paper near collapse. He confesses failure while Janet consoles him, they marry amid debt, vague prospects, and a vow to move to a better place as they scramble to save money and dignity.
The Saenger theater to open The Dawn Patrol a WWI aviation epic led by Errol Flynn with Basil Rathbone and David Niven. The film follows a Royal Flying Corps squadron in 1915 facing peril, sacrifice, and tough moral choices amid aerial battles. Director Edmund Goulding frames a strong all male cast including Rathbone, Fitzgerald, Esmond, Willes, Lowry, Brooke, and Burke.
In stirring episodes leading to Ce néy’s climactic moment, a final heroic sacrifice unfolds on the road of friendship. The tale centers on loyalty, endurance, and the costs of allegiance as pivotal figures confront fear and sacrifice.
An elderly widow, Mrs. Orr, remains by her window overlooking Black Mountain as legal authorities press a disputed land lease. She notes steadfastly that she and her friends will be present when the valley paths reopen, maintaining calm despite delays.
The passage lists titles such as His Children's Children and The Beautiful Lady from the Hope Library, then poses Q and A prompts about Eskimo terms, the Buttermilic region, rubber sources, fisheries products, and radios taxed in 1938. It notes a welding course in spring at Oklahoma University.
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