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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1941

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights From North Carolina town

Friday events include Girl Scout Troop No 1 meeting at the Lie House at 4 PM and a music club gathering at Mra Haynes home at 3 30 PM. Other clubs hold practice, Saturday calls, and a council room meeting to form a city federation.

Girl Scout Troop No Mra Joe Black The Lie House Henry Haynes Chorut Club Wille Haynes Danoary Ely Hall U'Etook 0. W. Jones

Broadway Goes to Main Street on 16 mm Film

Broadway plays and casts travel to the country in a 16 millimeter film by Theater-on-Film Inc led by Joseph Pollak. The project captures Broadway drama with four cameras at a studio due to lighting limits and aims to release five or six films yearly for schools and cultural groups.

Broadway Main Street Tom Wolf New Service New York Posé-Millimeter Film Company Theater-on-Film, Inc Theater-on-Film Joseph Pollak National Serene Service Pollak U. S Germany Poilaletong Maxwell Anderson Jerusalem Caruso Hiav Sarah Bernhardt Anderson Pallak

Local Social Notes Highlight Cambridge Visitor and Miss Henry Move

Mrs Mildred Sweet of Cambridge Massachusetts is the guest of friends in the city. Miss Alice Henry departs Tuesday for Little Rock to join an insurance firm there after serving four years at Hope High School. Mr and Mrs Bert Price and children June and Billy Bert of De Queen visited Fay James. Mrs WR Anderson regrets she is unwell at her East Avenue residence. Mrs J B Humull visits Hey and Mrs Bert Webb in Springfield Missouri. Mrs H M Olsen attends Fashion Exhibitors Association meeting in Fort Worth. Mrs W C Throckmerton and son George return to Little Rock after two weeks with her parents G W Womack and wife.

Mildred Sweet Cambridge Mass Alice Henry Lite Rack Henry Hope High School Bert Price June Billy Bert de- Queen Fay James Oprien WR. Anderson East Avenue J. &. Humuill Bert Webb Springfield H. M. Olsen Fort Worth Fashion Exhibitors Association W. C. Throckmerton George Little Rock G. W. Womack

Church and parish notices fill Sunday schedule

Local churches publish services for First Christian Church and Catholic Church. Activities include Sunday Bible School at 9 45, morning worship, communion, and evening services with sermons on The Mission of the Church and Christian Perspective. Catholic Church advertises The Perpetual Sacrifice film at Our Lady of Good Hope on Tuesday evening with a large choir and bishop approval.

Bible School I Christian Endeavor Society Our Lady,of Good Hope Catholic Church Blessed Sacrament Church Hollywood California Christ Cain Abel Abraham Melch- Isedech Bethlehem Carpharnaum Hill of Calvary Morris Little Rock Hope

Can America Be Saved Sermon At Tiote Gospel Tabernacle

Pastor James E Hamill preaches Sunday night on Can America Be Saved with a baptismal service during the worship. Morning sermon The Bondservant a Type of the Christian discusses contact with sinners and the need for outreach. Sunday school at 9 45 with departmentalized classes and Christ Ambassadors Union meets at 6 30. He emphasizes Jesus contact with publicans and sinners and the need for brotherhood in the church.

Tiote Gospel Tabernacle James E. Hamill America Tabernacle Sunday School Christ's Ambassadors Union

Reverend Hamill Returns From Springfield Trip

The Rev. J. E. Hamill has returned from Springfield Missouri where he visited the Rev. and Mrs. Bert Webb. James Cantley and Bill Garman have returned from a pleasant tour of Mexico.

J. E. Hamill Springfield Bert Webb James Cantley Bill Garman Mexico

A Reign of Redemption Must Be Concerned With Saving the Lost

William Gilroy argues that true Christianity centers on redemption and saving the lost rather than simply upholding social order. He contrasts views of the faith as a respectable religion with its mission as grace for the unwounded, urging renewed concern for the outcast and sinful.

William £. Gilroy Advance

First Presbyterian Church announces services and events

Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship 10 55 oclock vesper 4 pm Young Peoples meeting 6 15 pm Mid week meeting Tuesday 7 40 pm Rev Thomas Hornsberger of Teachow China to speak as missionary. Wednesday 7 30 missionary party for men at the pastor’s home with auxiliary members. Visitors invited. Cuneta notes on cameras.

J. W. Holbert Young Peoples Thomas Hornsberger Teachow China

Home garden diet plans urged by Mary Fletcher

Miss Mary Claude Fletcher urges safeguarding diets through home produced foods. She and University expert Miss E Loughead note a vegetable garden, berry bushes, fruit trees, dairy, and eggs support year round nutrition. Families should estimate needs, plan production, and use local extension resources to balance milk, meat, and canning within budget.

Mary Claude Fletcher Miss Fletcher E. Loughead University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Extension Service

Baby Show at Blevins Sells the junior class event

The Baby Show at Blevins linked to the junior play Aunt Tillie Goes to Town attracts students and public interest. Nominees like Betty Carlton Harris and Syble Charlene Shirley receive initial votes with extra votes for early cash donations, and bidding closes February 7. The report includes fashion notes on dress fit and style from Miss Marshall and an Extension clothing specialist.

Claude Fletcher Sue Marshall Misg Marshall Blevins Tillie Betty Carlton Harris Syble Charlene Shirley Mary Lee Reaves Juanita Cook James Russ Nell Rose Huskey Travis Nevins Judy Ann Scott Billy Dwaine Hartsfield Billy Lou Foster Santha Donn Hempton

Prescott Social Roundup From Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs Theo Elgin of Prescott hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs P C Stephens and family and Martha. Thelma Bruce visited her father J J Bruce and family while Mrs Ruth Cox spent the weekend in Texarkana with her sister Mrs J D Baynham. Mrs Bird traveled to Birmingham to visit relatives and Arthur Turner with her mother Mrs Yarbrough joined Prescott visitors W P Bronson and Martha. Dwight Stewart and son T J Stewart visited relatives. Floyd Hubbard and Paul Henley scouted weekend stays in town.

Theo Elgin Prescoll P. C. Stephens Thelma Bruce Smackover J.J. Bruce T. J. Stewart Dwight Prescott Floyd Hubbard Deight J. J. Bruce Ruth Cox Texarkana J. D. Baynham Paul Henley Little Rock

Fragments Highlight Debate Over Portrait Theory

Disjointed text suggests a debate about a portrait and a theory that blue cannot predominate, mentioning names Palathig and Thomas Galisborough and a phrase likened to a “Bie Boy.” The garbled copy implies a scholarly or critical exchange on visual theory and color emphasis within portraiture.

Thomas Galisborough Boy Blue

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Society Daisy Daisy Dorothy Heard Doutiney Roy Powell Taylor Alexander North Carolina Edith Lambeth F. L. Lambeth Af ‘Brown North Carling Taylor Richard Alexander W. R. Alexander Brown Summat Alexander Coral Gables Florida Miami University University of Chicago Girl Scout Council Harry Leiiley Bernard O'Dwyer R.T. White Hugh Jones Ched Hall Roy Anderson Edward Meladdin Beryl Henry R. To White P,t. A Association Dewey Babey Clarence Baker O. Kyler C. ¥. Nunn L. Kaufman J. G. Martinesde Susie Hendrix G. T. Cross E. F. McFaddin Guy Busye Neighbors Minevlu Owen S. E. McGregor Mamie Twitchell Ray McDowell E. P. Young S. G. Norton Hope Council of Parents and All Hope School Whistling Swan Currituck Sound Moroline Fonte Faeoeine the Royal Roy Rogers Border Legion Fred Allen Vicks Way Vicks VapoRub Vicks Vaporvb Rialto Ruthless Lawless Richard DIX Peeree Rice William Henry Ctor Andy Clyde George E. Stone Mrs. Clyde Coffee Elizabeth Bridewell Clyde Coffee Carolyn Sue Coffee Joseph Pollack News OF the Churches First Chiistian Church North Main West Avenue John Keith Gregory ST. Mark’s Harry Ww Jntermoyer Tabernacle Deann Methodist Charies B. Wyatt Oe Catholic Church Feoggis J. McKee Jesus Hay BE. W. Crutchfield Dallas Harvey Crutchfield Curself Sankey First Presbyterian Thos Brewster Cuneta AGFA Poncale John P. Cox Drug Co Eagic F. R. Johnson Tarpley's. Esso Station Hazel St.Phen Coleman's. Esso Station Hervey St Hope Hardware Co Hempstead County Lumber Co
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