16 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
1
This fifth installment by Don Gray NEA Service Landscape Advice guides shaping back yard gardens. It discusses starting from existing trees and shrubs, choosing a naturalistic or formal style, and building compatible plantings with native species, mossy pools, and massed color while avoiding nonnative forms.
The International Uniform Study Lesson for February 18 presents Jesus in two distinct phases of personality. It shows him with the sick and needy and examines how his power is displayed in compassionate aid. The lesson, by WM. E. Gilroy, editor of The Congregationalist, discusses Jesus' influence and actions in healing and care.
A bustling Washington Roundup depicts hotel life during the New Deal era. It notes nerve and nerves in lobby scenes, shifts in federal funding, and social glimpses of roving politicians and dignitaries. The piece captures era characters, from Rex Tugwell to Frances Perkins, with colorful vignettes of hospitality and politics.
A fragmented passage praises self glorification in the era of premium installations and modern hand care. It references paprice stone rubber gloves bland soaps and smooth hands but the text is incomplete and scattered.
An essay on parental influence shaping a child’s faith in parents and the lasting impact of love, respect, and discipline. It argues that a child’s loyalty can temper emotional shocks while reason matures, and it offers practical notes on gentler household care and self care for women.
Fragmentary text mentions a priest and the law of his mouth, with references to authority and respect. The writing is garbled, producing unclear meaning about the priestly role and the extent of legitimate authority.
A sermon contrasts Jesus healing the sick with religious bigotry, praising mercy toward sinners. It notes Jesus calling Matthew from customs duty, hosting at a house with publicans and sinners, and Jesus’ reply that the healthy need not a physician. The text extols humility and universal welcome, urging church members to invite all, especially youth, to Sunday services.
Sunday school meets at Melrose. church holds Sunday morning services at 10 oclock in oldlock and preaching on the third Sunday at 11 oclock. There is to be preaching this Sunday night by Brother Stingsey. All are invited.
The First Christian Sunday school is led by Donald Moore with Milson Eason assisting. The Presbyterian Men’s Class joins the Every Man’s Bible Class as guests. Dr. J. R. Havener of Memphis leads revival sessions at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with themes Opening the Books and The Christian Soldier. Attendance urged and all are invited. The Stafford Singing School quartet will perform as the revival continues through Friday night.
Pastor RL Rogers will preach at morning and evening services at First Baptist Wallace with a portion dedicated to Americanism per American Legion request. The choir will sing By the Rivers of Babylon in the morning and a large men’s chorus in the evening. Sunday school begins at 9:43 each Sunday for all ages, with classes in various rooms for cradle to adult.
The First Methodist church outlines a Sunday program with a morning sermon titled A Brokky Heart, organ pieces Meditation and Intermezzi, and Holy Holy Holy sung by the chorus with soprano Miss Tully Hetry. Evening events include nationalization program details Our Native Land My Country Tis of Thee and a choral finale with God of Our Fathers and Kipling selections.
The First Presbyterian in Brewster lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m with men’s class assembly to discuss inviting the Christ in Church group to meet Sunday morning at 1 45 The full attendance is desired The Sunday morning worship is at 1 o clock Vesper service at 6 o clock followed by the Peoples group meeting Mid week service Wednesday at 1st study of the Book of Numbers
A soothing ointment claims fast relief from itchy rashes and skin irritations. It melts on contact cooling inflamed areas and helps skin heal, with a safe and quick acting formula.
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