03 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1951
Page
1
A garbled passage describes a Henderson State teacher student service affiliation. It mentions Ted Tonga Kay and others connected to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville and Monroe family, plus midterm holiday plans and attendance by students at the University of Arkansas.
The text reflects a Sunday School discourse contrasting Christian ethics with systemic profit motives and totalitarian threats. It ponders whether Christianity can transform society toward a just order while acknowledging practical limits and the need for ecclesial effort. It also touches on historical notes about Christian leaders and a brief marginal reference to the second typewriter invention.
The notice records the birth of a son on a Saturday in February and a baby girl born in February. It lists numerous local residents including Mrs and Mrs, Mr and Mrs Horton, Route 1 Hope, and residence notes at Golden Meadows and Loulelind with admissions and discharges noted for hospital care.
Those participating in the Style Show included Mignon Empty, Mildred Jonas, Hollis Poth, Laura Foster, Lauraing Lawra, Anna May Martindale, Fonagne Atkins, and Mrs Lawrence Nevers. Intermission featured dance by Mise Norman Christopher. The Biweekly City Council session with Mayor John F. Veney presiding followed. Mildred and Martha Smith, students at Ozark College Arkansas, will spend the weekend with their parents.
A film adaptation of King Solomon's Mines is showcased at the Saenger theater with Deborah Kem, Stuart Granger, and Wichita Caceon leading a production that follows Elizabeth Scirtts and Allan Qratermain across Africa in search of diamonds and the missing brother. Their perilous trek spans jungles, deserts, and rivers, facing fever, stampedes, hostile tribes, and treacherous figures until the cavern discovery of the fabled diamonds.
The Milkman plays Sunday at the Kivile theatre featuring Donald O Connor and Jimny Durante. Piper Laurie and Joyce Holden charm as their girlfriends in four tunes and many pratfalls. Supporting cast includes Jess Barker Elisabeth Risdon and Heer Steal. Directed by Charles Barton this comedy tops the season with bouncy song and farce.
A fragmented piece contrasts a advice column critique of chronic discouragers with a film review praising an adventurous safari epic. It notes dimming optimism from naysayers and lauds the cast including Deborah Kerr Stewart Granger and Richard Carigion while listing an array of animal actors and exotic locales.
The church outlines Sunday services with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 10:50 a.m. A duet will perform during the service. Evening worship follows at 8 p.m. A CYF lesson and junior activities are planned. The week includes choir rehearsals and circle meetings with schedule adjustments for a Farm Bureau dinner.
The piece argues that chronic pessimists drag down spouses and children. Wives with the “oh what’s the use” attitude slack their appearance and home life while husbands become meek, losing faith and chances for advancement. Children internalize this doubt and abandon ambitions, as pessimism erodes courage and effort.
A dense list of church events across multiple denominations includes First Methodist, First Presbyterian welcoming a new pastor Rev. L. T. Lawrence with various programs for adults and youth, and services at Hope Gospel Tabernacle, Catholic, Pentecostal, Church of Christ, and Garrett Memorial with times for Sunday School worship and midweek activities.
A long Sunday through Friday church calendar lists services and events at First Presbyterian East Second Street St Mark's Episcopal First Baptist Unity Missionary Baptist and more. It covers Sunday School Morning and Evening Worship sermons choir performances youth activities Missional meetings and midweek prayer with dates and pastors named.
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