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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
5
A whimsical poem describes Lady Spring hosting a garden party for flowers waking from winter dormancy. The verses list blossoms arriving in color, from snowdrop to narcissus, daffodil, and crocus, each in dainty attire as spring arrives.
The passage describes a fleet with armored battleships and near them stubby plane carriers carrying about 100 planes. The carriers are vulnerable and lightly armored, easily damaged by bombs on the flight deck. Supporting ships include fuel oil tankers colliers cargo ships hospital ships ammunition ships repair ships destroyer and submarine tenders. They are slow and unarmored, forming the non fighting overhead while the Elect can move faster. As battle nears new formations must be adopted by the fleet.
Fred Tr Harrison pastor leads sermon finale at morning service titled Christ's Call to the Lukewarm Church. Evening service at 7 30 features Joseph The Man Who Made His Dreams Come True. Genesis questions answered. Church school starts at 10 a m. Intermediate and Young People Epworth Leagues meet at 6 45. End of the first quarter. urging strong attendance.
William Russell Hamilton presides at First Baptist in a morning service at 10 55 following Sunday school at 9 45 The topic A Worthy Desire is explored and the pastor also discusses happiness after marriage at the 7 30 service concluding a series on applying Christianity to life questions including marriage happiness and roles a cordial invitation is extended to all.
North Ferguson E. 5 Tay pastor Garret Memorial Baptist invites worshippers with Sunday school at 9:45 preaching at 11 subject How Men Are Saved services for young people at 6:30 then 7:30 with When Morning Comes ladies meet Monday at 2:30 prayer meeting Wednesday evening depart to serve the community mission: to help men see Jesus and minister to others
Hope Gospel Tabernacle in Port Webb aims to top 400 in attendance at Sunday School next Sunday as El Dorado’s group trails by three. A group photo, morning sermon at 11, evening evangelistic service at 7:30, orchestra performances, Christ's Ambassadors and Children's Church at 6:30, and a bi weekly singing at 2:30 directed by Bernice Bradley. Everyone invited for a day of music and fellowship.
A detailed description explains the layered naval battle: main battleships with protected train, a protecting ring of destroyers and light cruisers, and an advance guard of heavy cruisers. Planes from cruisers initiate contact, air battles ensue, bombers strike, then big guns open as ships close to 2 miles. The outcome favors the better fleet, while training at the Ogentz School for Girls near Philadelphia remains compulsory for over 60 years.
At the New Monogram a mime titled Where the West Begins runs at the New theater Saturday. Jack Randall leads a tale of love and confrontation involving Lynne Barnes who longs for New York and a staged career amid schemes to ruin him.
A district discussion centers on valuing human life over profit, noting how treating a treated person as sane and clothed raises questions about worth. The lesson urges youth and adults to consider societal improvements if people are prioritized over financial gain.
Weekly Sunday School Lesson on Mark 1 17 depicts Jesus meeting a demon possessed man near the Sea of Galilee. The account covers the untamed spirit, the swine herd driven into the sea, and the Gadarenes’ reaction leading to Jesus leaving the region.
The text contrasts human life with profit motives calling it inhuman and anti-social. It asks how humans compare to a herd in health and sanity, citing Gadarenes as an example. It notes the first watches with coiled springs appeared in the 17th century.
The passage suggests vultures over a wide area locate a dead animal by tracking other vultures moving toward it. The behavior implies collective following behavior and reliance on social cues to find food resources.
An annual Calcutta event known as the Noah’s Ar race drew a quirky field this year with competitors including a goat, a horse, and an elephant showcasing a local tradition noted in this brief report.
In a recalling vignette a child describes marching beside their mother through town on shopping forays. They recall fidgeting during those trips and the wore out feeling shared by both, capturing small town routines from a past era.
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