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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
5
Humble reflections on spring warmth and rainouts mingle with poems by Robert Lovemfurt and news items. The piece notes light sprinkles, renewed hope, and daily life updates from Greenville, including visitors to Mrs. Nona Blerle and remarks on church executive meetings in Little Rock.
The Dionne quintuplets born May 28, 1934 weighed a combined 10 pounds at birth. Now they total about 124 pounds, with steady gains aided by Quaker Oats cereal and oatmeal milk, rich in minerals and Vitamin B. The family credits medical supervision and a steady diet for their growth and health.
Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 10 55 young peoples 4 15 Casper service 5 weather permitting midweek service Wednesday 7 0 cordially invited to worship with us Church of Christ Gilbert Copeland minister sermons on counsel of God Bible alone vs manuals creed rules attendance notes sick phone 94 after communion pastor speaks on Certainty in Religion cardio
The west district conference of county agents and home demonstration agents met at City Hall on Thursday. Mrs. J. G. Birlingame was an overnight guest of Mrs. KR. G. McRae en route to Little Rock to attend the Arkansas Synodical Executive Board meeting. Miss Mary Delia Carrigan of Hendrix College Conway spends winter vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Curt.
Nanking authorities issued an ultimatum to the Northwest revolting Communist influenced forces. They were ordered to surrender by midnight or war would follow.
The Associated Press reports partial settlements in major US labor disputes. Resumption of work by thousands of glass workers at Pillsbury Glass Co ends a 98 day strike affecting 6,000 employees. Leaders expect Libby Owens Ford talks to advance as federal officials renew push for widespread settlements. Secretary Perkins hopes GM negotiations conclude satisfactorily.
The article outlines Sunday programs with Junior and Senior Endeavorers discussing Total Abstinence and wealth equality, led by Miss Moore. Evening sermon centers on tombs or temples, using biblical texts to urge personal virtue and reject complacency, urging active moral choice.
Socialist air bombers mounted a fierce dawn assault on Fascist encampments around Madrid. Socialist infantry pressed a drive against Fascists in the besieged University City and captured the hill of La Sombrilla, gaining control of the northwestern front.
Weekly Sunday School Lesson examines Johns testimony that Jesus is the eternal Word and the incarnation of God. It surveys miracles including healing at Bethesda and the feeding of the five thousand, notes faith and skepticism, and discusses the limits of healing and the role of miracles in the New Testament.
The Reliable Life Insurance Company of St Louis introduces a system of savings through insurance. The new policy offers return of half the face value in cash at ten years while maintaining full coverage at a reduced annual cost. Only one policy per person ages 1 to 49.
Individual identified as B L Tatmim president of Reliable Life Insurance Company seeks a statement of benefits for a person at age five years from their nearest birthday. The request notes an address at 3639 Olive Street St. Louis Missouri and asks about agency options and exceptional qualifications.
High school students at Guernsey earned A minus B plus and B averages across grades, with 24 in high school and 49 in elementary reaching the honor roll. The list names Fay Griffin, Trudie M Davidson, Earl Ellis, Norma Pittman, and many others by grade and first name, reflecting a broad scholastic achievement. Also noted are coastal tidal news from Santa Cruz and a forecast of reduced pig crop in South Dakota.
The text argues that investigation cannot yield all answers, noting verifiable happenings beyond scientific law. It cites radio as an example of past miracles and reframes faith to rely on Jesus. The lesson centers on Jesus as the Great Physician and Bread of Life, guiding true teaching.
Hope livestock dealer Tom Carrel claims the largest auction sale of mules and horses in recent Hope history. He reported selling 186 head of mules and horses at his South Walnut street barn last Tuesday, in addition to cattle and hogs.
Horse and dog racing enthusiasts who selected winners at Florida tracks did not collect about 33.23 million dollars. Track elevators collected around 2.83 million and state taxes totaled roughly 1.16 million.
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