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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1941
Page
4
Sunday school meets at 9 45 morning with preaching and altar services at 10 o clock. Regina group tea 6 40 p m. Evening services follow. Auxiliary meets Monday 2 30 p m at Mrs Wade Warren home. Mid week prayer Wednesday 2 30 p m. We want you and need you to worship with us.
Morning Worship at 10 50 o clock with the sermon Take a Little Honey Along. Bible School at 9 00 am and Christian Endeavor Society meets in the evening with Worship Service at 7 30 o clock. John Keith Gregory listed as contact.
The Church of Curist reports Bible classes at 10 am and other services at 2 pm and 7 pm led by Minister J A Copetall. Wednesday night study on drunkenness. Sunday services include a sermon on When the Son of Man Cometh and a message Go's Way Versus Man's Ways. Welcomes all, heartfelt thanks for kindnesses during bereavement to the Hoclseher family.
A fragment notes quiet dawn with a light snowfall, about half an inch. The text references the Fruit and Experiment Station and a calm morning scene as wind and quiet cover the area.
Monday January 20 social calendar lists Wo men’s Christian Missionary Society circles at First Christian and other churches. details include circle hosts, home venues, times around 2:40 to 3:40 p.m., with guests from Ladies Auxiliaries and affiliated church groups.
Miss Bery Henry returns from Little Rock and attends an Executive meeting of the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Mr and Mrs Stephens Sr and Mrs Herbert Stephens with Mrs Carl Brown of Blevins drive Tuesday to Theson Arizona to visit relatives. They tour Carlsbad Cavern then plan California travel. Lane Taylor leaves Sunday for Calle Trek for two weeks of instruction before Lake Village employment. Mrs C C Lewis of Prescott visits. Miss Marjory Waddle will resume studies at Henderson State Teachers College after recuperating at home. Mrs Katherine Howard hosts Dr and Mrs Pare Clark of Independence Kansas to view a doll collection. Dorsey Ray Fuller of Henderson State Teachers College visits Arkadelphia relatives. John William Ferguson of Arkadelphia visits the city and stays with Mr and Mrs W H Proscott.
University of Arkansas research shows including rice polish in bread and biscuits raises vitamin B1 intake and adds minerals like calcium and iron. Home Agent Mary Claude Fletcher reports this finds in areas prone to pellagra due to deficient diets. Messages of thanks accompany obituary notes from the Abrent family.
A 12 million pound crop of Arkansas peanuts this year presents a bargain for cooks and menu planners seeking new ideas. The article encourages using peanuts beyond snacking and hints at recipes or culinary suggestions from Miss with an emphasis on novel, cooked applications.
Washington analysis notes that the Reuther report and a forthcoming CIO plan aim to expand labor’s role in national defense. It cites steel plant underuse, proposed joint labor management strategies, and Hillman’s view that labor should share production duties with capital.
Mary Claide Fleighey outlines peanut uses in cooking and nutrition. She notes chopped peanuts in croquettes and loaf mix, peanut butter as a staple, and creative pairings like peanut butter soup and tomato peanut soup. She emphasizes combining peanuts with other foods for nutrition and flavor.
Our Good Neighbor outlines Brazil as larger than Australis ondes and the sole South American republics with Ecuador and Chile excluded. It notes voting eligibility for adults, constitutional antiwar stance, and rich biodiversity with 30,000 butterfly species and 1,000 orchid varieties, many in tree tops.
Braves father Jim Bagby Sr reflects on his son Jim Bagby Jr joining the Indians after a trade. The elder recalls his own era with lower offense and a dead ball style, while Jim Jr notes more power hitters today and questions how the elbow injury and control will shape his career.
Martha endures separation from Bill as he joins the army. Through lonely nights she confronts isolation, resumes daily chores, and begins small distractions. Paul Elliott pressures her toward a dance, urging life back to normal, while she battles longing and duty in a stalled romance amid wartime strain.
Eighteen Scouts and H A Spraggins spent Friday night at the camp station. After supper and roasted marshmallows, they enjoyed wrestling boxing and playful mischief. At dawn they had breakfast and entered a three for all snow fight.
A garbled 1920s style Q A about wedding etiquette and dress codes contrasts with baseball chatter about player strategy and pitching. It mentions best men, suits, color matching, and a public meeting with questions about dating norms and social performance.
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