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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1937
Page
5
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Calvin Cassidy’s home with strong attendance. President Mrs. M. M. McCloughan led the business, one new member, Mrs. Tom Middlebrooks, was enrolled, and attendees enjoyed cherry pie and coffee at the close.
Weekly Sunday School lesson on John 1 23 28 32 44 about Jesus power over death. Martha and Mary show loyalty to the Master as Lazarus dies, prompting Jesus to weep and raise him, illustrating compassion and divine power. The dialogue raises questions about why Jesus wept and His limited demonstrations of power in His era.
The Odom Brothers Quartet will return to Hope Gospel Tabernacle on North Main for a third Sunday night performance drawing five to six hundred attendees. They will also hold a two week singing school starting Monday at 7:30 p.m. with a $1 tuition offering lessons in rudiments harmony voice directing and quartet training.
The author questions why Jesus’ power to raise the dead is not seen in modern homes of sorrow. While rationalists doubt miracles, the text argues the miraculous lies in spiritual truth. Jesus offers eternal life as the Way and Truth, not immunity from pain or death.
Leniten survives a Friday service and addresses follow to push monthly attendance. Pastor Hammond and Superintendent Coop urge all classes to meet targets this week to reach the Sunday goal. The pastor will speak on The School of Patience after Communion.
The church invites all members and young people to a Sunday program. Junior Endeavor meets at 5 p.m. to study A Thunderbolt from the South led by Wanda Bagley. Senior Endeavor gathers at 6:45 p.m. on Science and Our Growing Appreciation of God led by Henry Taylor. The evening sermon at 7:30, after a 20 minute song service, is Another Chance or Potter's Clay, with a message of perseverance and faith. Adelaide Proctor quotes inspire reflection on God’s grace and our past.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor William Russell Hamilton reports Sunday school at 8:45 9 mi with 332 attendees, possible rise to 353. Morning worship at 10:55 features a sermon The Living Dead and the Dead Living. Evening service at 7:30 presents a sermon Triple Mirror Plus. Training Union meets at 6:30 for fellowship and programs. An invitation is extended to all.
Bert Webb urges steady growth in the Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday school inviting new scholars next Sunday. Three new classrooms and a heating plant have been completed this week. The 11 o clock morning worship will preach Be Not Drunk With Wine Wherein Is Excess But Be Filled With the Spirit. Children's Church and Christ's Ambassadors meet at 6:30 with a great evangelistic service to follow.
Grocers in the city sponsor a Winter Health Sale highlighting a vitamin chart and sources. The display includes a life like reproduction of the Dionne Quins and notes Quaker Oats as the quin cereal. Vitamin B is emphasized for nerves digestion and appetite in boosting health this week.
Gilbert Copeland speaks on the Church of Jesus Christ urging true Christianity and condemning hypocrites. He argues disgust stems not from God’s church but from members who pretend to be Christians. He urges obedience to the gospel and calls for cleansing the church of pretenders.
Church of Christ invites all to Sunday morning service titled Sing of God's Children with Sunday School at 10, preaching at 1, evening service at 7, and Young Peoples activities at 10 and 6. Devotion Quartette League from Texarkana to perform with Life of Christ film by Mr. Huckabee. Also notes health claim about heart disease.
Pastor Fred Jt. Harrison leads a morning sermon on Justification by Faith with The Most Christ-Like Man In the Old Testament at 7 30. Church school at 9 45 a m. Epworth Leagues meet at 7 45 p m. Midweek study What Every Methodist Should Know led by the pastor at 7 30 p m. Join in worship.
Hollis A. Purtle pastor invites all to Sunday school at Garrett Memorial Baptist. Classes for everyone, with quality literature and a staff of capable teachers.
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