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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1940
Page
4
Fragmentary notices honor Woodrow Wilson with sermons and lectures in Rome. The text reflects a poetic obituary tone and lists church group meetings, circle gatherings, and auxiliary activities across several local churches, including WMAs, Christian, and Episcopal groups.
Morning prayer at 11 a.m. Rector Mark W. Wintermeyer presides. Ash Wednesday service led by Lay Reader on February 7. Additional services listed at 10:30 a.m. on the 4th and at 4:30 p.m. on Friday February 9.
Garton Memorial Baptist Church announces a Sunday School session at 6:00 with a class for all ages. The Ladies Auxiliary reports a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. Speakers urge devotion and Bible study.
Morning worship at 5 a.m. and evening services planned at the Bible school. Registered attendees include Keith Chegury and local ministers. Youth groups and Christian fellowship events listed with address on Avenue Ed N. Canton area church events reflect a busy Sunday schedule.
The text presents a 7:30 evening worship at First Baptist Church with Pastor presenting sermon topics The Sunday program includes a Missionary Sendoff and a sermon on The Value Of A Mission Life The notice invites worshippers of all ages to attend and participate in services and Baptist World Alliance activities
A damaged OCR style notice outlines worship on Sunday at 10:5 with offerings for Missionary support and vesper services for young people. A Monday mission study at 4:15 and a Wednesday midweek service are listed. In a separate line two names, Jan Bennett and Aniya Louise, are mentioned as having been robbed by five men in an aisle incident.
Dan Donovan refuses to wed Lynda Martin and plans to marry Marie La Porte, daughter of Bat La Porte. Mike Donovan clashes with Bat over social standing aboard the Molly barge as Marie pleads for patience and family approval. The dispute ends with Mike stubbornly defending his son’s future against Bat's barge world.
A complex network of holding companies controlled by Hopson and Munge is scrutinized as a possible remedy to a failing utility system. Receiverships, asset pooling, and debentures complicate earnings flows, with SEC and congressional inquiries probing profits steered to firms allied with Hopson and Munge.
The note describes a rumored bombproof area two stories underground in a downtown Washington hotel near a block from the White House. It mentions underground tunnels under Capitol Hall as a possible refuge for the President, though it would be a long run if danger arrives.
The piece questions why adding debt to boost national income isn’t better, noting repeated borrowing raises income temporarily but leaves a lasting debt burden. It argues that the assumed benefit hinges on ongoing deficits and warns of long term inflationary consequences.
The text claims a debt of 42.001 billion dollars and asserts the president demands billions more to prevent collapse. It questions when this cycle ends, presenting a stark warning about ongoing fiscal measures and future outcomes.
The report sketches remarks by Knutson Crowther Hull Wallace and Joe Martin at a banquet and in Congress. It notes tensions over tariffs and embargoes, plus a vaudeville line by Martin. A Belegin caller to Senator Borah’s apartment draws emotion amid political discourse.
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics reports planes will cruise farther and faster, signaling profound shifts in military aviation. Army and Navy foresee long range bombers as piloted models and stress anti air defense with a new centralized plan under Brigadier General James B. Chaey at Northeast Air Base Holyoke Massachusetts.
Discussion of how Cardinal pitchers Curtis Davis Lonnie Warneke Bill McGee Bob Weiland and Joe Medwick were managed by Ray Blades. Notes include pitching loads, complete games, reliever use, and comparisons to McCarthy and McKechnie handling trends. Ends with a reminder about farm vs city wealth.
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