Walks of Beauty and Social News Highlight Local Events
The note references Lily Pons at the Saenger and social affairs for Mrs. Richard Ross Forster Jr. including a Thursday shower hosted by Mrs. R. V. Herndon and Miss Elizabeth White. It lists attendees, hospitality staff, and the dining display, plus church auxiliary circle meetings and a Rio Grande valley orange note.
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Richard Ross Forster Jr
Marguerite Thylor
Mr. Forster
R. V. Herndon
Elizabeth White
Jormey On
South Main Street
Terndan
Isiesis
Max Cox
Mes
Drines R. Henry
Kline Snyder
Herndon
Forster
L. W. Young
Hod. White
Elizabeth Bernier
Teddy Jones
Helen McRae
Raffin White
Lile Moore
A. D. Brannan
Fanny Garrett
W. G. Allison
Jill
BR. DP. Franklin
Nes. Guthrie
Arthur Swanke
Alice Bernier
Louise Hanegan
Frances Snyder
Sara Lou Ledbetter
Stap
Ruffin White
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger Signal
A classic creomulsion advertisement urges readers that a persistent three days cough signals danger. It claims the product soothes inflamed membranes and loosens phlegm, offering a druggist guarantee and refund if not satisfied from the first use.
Erosion Control Program Shows Growth Across Nation
H S Bennett announces from Washington that 141 800 workers engaged in erosion control in 1935 include 100 000 CCC and 4 500 women in related roles. About 92 000 more were taken from relief rolls, totaling efforts across 139 demonstrations and CCC camps. The program expanded in 1945, covering more than 28 million acres and over 1.5 million acres in multiple states, aiming to conserve agricultural lands and curb soil loss.
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Sail Conservation Service
H. S. Bennett
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Hart
Bannett
United States
Bennett
Prominent Gilbert Copeland Sermon at First Church
The Gilbert Copeland ministry opens with 1 o'clock services and 7 o'clock evening preaching on Individual Responsibility. Sunday school shows rising attendance as departmentized classes invite all ages from cradle roll to adults under capable teachers. Pastor Bort invites all to hear the message and join the church community.
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Canie
Bort
Hope Heading Company Wood Prices and Specs Notice
WANTED heading lists White Oak Whisky and Oll grade Quervip Post Oak Red Oak Round Sweet Gum blocks for prices and specifications. See Hope Heading Company, Hope Arkansas. Phone 245.
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HOPE
Ark
A Prophetic Vision in Simeon and Mary
Weekly Sunday School Lesson summary of Luke 2 25 35 40 detailing Simeon the righteous and devout man who sees Jesus as the Messiah and Mary’s trials and triumphs in accepting her son s mission, noting the inner life conditions prophetic visions and devotion, and the grace of God upon the faithful.
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Internation
WM. K. Gilroy
D. Dp
Advance
Saul
Simeon
Joseph
Mary
Jesus
Isreal
God
Religious services and visitors noted at Nazarene and Baptist churches
The First Church of the Nazarene on Sowholn Street lists a 1 p.m. service on The True Meaning and Value of the Communion and a 7:30 p.m. evangelistic service with The Virgin Birth or Who Was the Father of Jesus. Special music by the Williamsons and Mrs Webb is planned. revival notes include guests Rev Albert and Danial Rosoff and Rev Holt and London. Garrett Memorial Baptist notes Sunday school at 9:00 and morning message, with evening service at 7:30 and Jr Reserve at 6:00. Ladies auxiliary and prayer meeting updates are included.
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Albert
Danial Rosoff
Holt
London
London Jag
Arkaneahs
H. Junior Reserve
First Methodist Church Hosts Sunday Services
The First Methodist church, led by Pastor Morrison, announces regular services on Sunday. Morning worship at 1:55 features "Lights we" while vesper service at 3:30 follows with the sermon “Giving God a Chance.” The church school meets at 9:45 a.m., followed by activities for young people.
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Hirch School
Rosoffs to Remain Here Over Sunday
Albert and Daniel Rosoff, Jewish evangelists, will stay in Hope through Sunday night and conduct services at the First Baptist church the rest of the week. They led a citywide program at Hope Unity hall and drew large crowds after the Passover Feast at city hall. The public is invited to attend nightly at 7:30 p.m.
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Albert
Daniel Rosoff
Hope Unity Hall
Hope
Rosoffs
Wil
First Baptist Church
Wallace R. Rogers
City Hall
Hope Visitors From Local Newspaper Circles
H. E. Watson Jr. of the Lewisville Herald and attorney Pat Robinson visited Hope on Friday. John H. Page, FHA field representative, was in Hope Friday after a Little Rock trip.
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H. E. Watson Jr
The
Lewisville
John H. Page
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Little Rock
Hove
New Deal Antis Shaping Shifting Regional Support
A continued poll shows more than 30 anti New Deal voices in the past segment. The Middle Atlantic states New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and West Virginia, once backing Roosevelt 1932, now oppose his policies by over two to one. The South leans pro New Deal by about 3 to 2. Farm belt states tilt 3 to 2 against Roosevelt, while eight Rocky Mountain states show about three of five disapproving and the Pacific Coast mirrors that ratio.
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New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
South
Farm Belt
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Farm plan eyed for surplus acres use
Washington officials discussed a new farm plan to use 50 million surplus acres to aid farmer welfare, consumer needs, and land preservation. Secretary Wallace said a program could be devised, but he did not state his method. Roosevelt extended the gold reserve proclamation and a two-billion dollar stabilization fund for one year to maintain the fund.
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Washington
Eaders
Wallace
Roosevelt Friday
Evening and Morning Worship at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church invites all to evening service at 6 30 p m and morning worship at 1055 am with Sunday school at 945 am Classes cover all ages. Vesper service at 5 pm Young Peoples group at 6 pm Mid week service Wednesday 730 pm Philathen room Woman s Auxiliary circles meet Monday 1 pm in appointed place of meeting.
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First Presbyterian Church
B. L. Kaufman
South Main Street
Mac Duffie
South Elm Street
Robert Bridewell
South Shower Street
Gharch
Mamie Twitchell
Young Peoples
Philathen
Woman's Auxiliary
Henry Missing. Seen Driving South on U S Highway
Henry, former Hope resident who moved here six months ago after serving 25 LAVAL agent for Magnolia in Hope for four years, disappeared. Chief Earl Hand reported seeing Henry driving a Dodge sedan around 6 p m Friday as he returned from Fort Smith. Henry is about five feet nine, dark hair and eyes, 145 pounds. parents Dr and Mrs J A Henry, wife in Hone, have heard nothing.
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Henry
Hope
Laval
Magnolia Company
J. A. Henry
Hone
Earl Hand
Fort Smith
Untitled letter reveals coercive attempt to end infatuation
The document declares the author used personal funds to destroy letters and block a supposed infatuation with Ann. It claims thousands were paid to secure the letters and to break the relationship, noting later efforts to suppress infatuation especially involving men in uniform.
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Ann
Advertising Ends Doubt, Confidence Rises for News Ads
A Stech advertising study surveyed over 5,000 Americans across 21 states and 122 occupations. Questions addressed newspaper advertising reliability. results show high confidence among oil field workers professors radio announcers physicians housewives lawyers bartenders beauty shop operators and others, based on 500 responses.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associaed
New York
Charles C. Stech
Centennial Plan Aims to Secure Bondholder Cooperation
Arkansas officials and the Centennial Commission will open talks with highway and road district bondholders to explore consent for a 125000 dollar appropriation from the refunding fund to back centennial financing. Similar steps involve the State Board of Education to consider waiving about 187000 dollars from the general revenue sinking fund until late 1936 for centennial needs.
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State Board of Education
General Revenue
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