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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1937

Page

4

Community notices and church group gatherings listed

A collection of church and civic announcements from a local paper lists Circle No 1 of the W M B First Methodist Church meeting at 3 PM at Mrs Nora Carrigans home with associate hostesses, plus other church groups meeting in the city. Entries mention Red Cross relief efforts, dramatic society events, Young Mothers Circle meetings, and local residents visiting or hosting in Prescatt Lite Rock Saratoga and Ouachita districts.

W. M First Methodist Church John P. Cox Nora Carrigan T. S. McDavitt Sue Jones Hew Goodlett Ozan Joy Vesey W. M.S Mary Arnold Hervey Sweet Elmer Brown Chas. Wylie Young Mothers W. M. &. First Methodist Church Burl Thompson South Main Street

Louis Beats Pastor in 16 Round Drawn Fight

New York’s Bob Pastor challenged Joe Louis for 16 rounds in a near capacity crowd of about 18,000, losing by unanimous decision from Referee Arthur Donovan and two judges. Pastor offered smart defense and speed but failed to land clear punches against the faster champion whose rate weighed 2034 to 178 pounds.

New York Bob Pastor Joe Louis Louis Arthur Donavan Lewis

Gambling Tables Raid Sparks Bonfire Threat In Arkansas

In Hot Springs and Garland County a state raid targets gambling devices amid a House committee inquiry led by Rep Lee Nichols of Booneville. Chief Justice Griffin Smith issues writs calling for seizure and burning of devices within 24 hours, while a Little Rock attorney seeks legal avenues to block the bonfire at the capitol.

Hot Springs Gar Supreme Court of the State of Little Rock Griffin Smith Capitol

Presbytery Meeting Listed With Attendees And Donations

The Presbyterial Synod of Arkansas met at First Presbyterian Church at 10:30 Friday with President Mrs. K. G. McRae presiding. A noon lunch was served at Hotel Barlow for attendees from Hot Springs Arkadelphia El Dorado Camden Prescott Lewisville and many more.

Synod of Arkansas K. G. McRae Barlow Warren Wilson Richard Baird Hot Springs George Dews Arkadelphia E. H. Mahoney EB. P. Garrison el Dorado Robert Morgan

Christian Church News and Evening Services in Murfreesboro

The Christian Church led by Pastor Hammond invites members to the Fifth Sunday meeting at Murfreesboro, with Rev. Guy Holt delivering the principal address at 2 30. Sunday sermons focus on What Can One Man Do taken from Joshua. Junior and Senior groups schedule topics on Following Christ and What Do I Know About My Church with leaders Mary Joe Dickinson and Aubrey Green.

Murfreesboro Guy Holt Moses God Mary Joe Dickinson Jesus C. EB Bungalow Aubrey Green

District Singing at A M E Church Sunday

A district singing will be held at 2 p m Sunday at the Negro A M E church with the Hoyle brothers in the choir directed by Minnie Williams The Rev E F Davis the pastor extends a welcome to the public First Baptist Church William Russell Hamillion Pastor Sunday school at 945 a m Baptist Training Union at 630 p m and preaching at 1055 a m Dr J R Grant president of Ouachita College will preach at the morning service The public is invited to attend all services.

Hoyle Brothers Minnie Williams E. F. Davis Baptist Training Union J. R. Grant Ouachita College Jin Hope

Church and Tabernacle Announce Sunday Services

Notices list Church of the Nazarene and Gospel Tabernacle services with times for Sunday school at 9:45 and 11 a.m. worship and 7:30 p.m. services. Describes sermons, orchestra under Ruel Oliver, and activities by Christ's Ambassadors and children at the Tabernacle.

Shirley Temple in unusual role in Haembat film

Shirley Temple displays linguistic work and acting skill in a Mandarin setting for Stowaway at the Saenger with Chinese extras. The cast includes Robert Young and a mix of stars, while Hearts in Bondage screens as a Civil War romance with James Dunn Moe Clarke Charlotte Henry and Lew Ayres debut.

Haembat Shirley Temple Saenger China Cet Shanghai Robert Young Alice Faye Eugene Pallette Helen Westley Arthur Treacher J. Edward Bromberg Astrid Allwyn Republic New Theater James Dunn David Manners Moe Clarke Charlotte Henry Fritz Leiber Henry Walthall John Ericsson Monitor Merrimac Miss Clarke Miss Henry J. M. Kerrigan George Hayes Jimmy Dunn Lew Ayres

20th Century Religion Debate Stirs Local Church

Holly Grove reports school bus service suspended by poor roads with a return planned Monday if weather allows. Local residents B S Alford and Mrs. J S McDowell visit relatives in Hope. Mrs Roy Butler attends her ill father Mart Ross, and Miss Marie McDowell speaks on Miss Ruby Quill. The pastor rails against popular religion, urging Jesus Christ’s faith over easy conscience. Woman's Missionary Society to meet Monday with theme Along the Congo. Parson quotes a line about true religious satisfaction.

B. S Alford Minden J. S. McDowell C. C. Collins Roy Butler Mart Ross Marie McDowell Ruby Quill Aubry McDowell Rome Jesus Christ Woman's Missionary Society Walter Carter South Elm Street Congo W. F. Sanur

1936 Chicago Death Toll Sets New Vehicle Crash Record

The National Safety Council reports 1936 brought 38,500 motor vehicle accident deaths, surpassing 1935’s figure. The year saw 11,00 total accident deaths from all causes, with homes recording 329, one of several shifts in fatalities. Traffic gains and high temps noted, while opens roads boosted late-year travel.

Chicago National Safety Council W. H. Cameron Council Cornell District of Columbia

Fragmentary Phrase Reflects Unclear News Item

A garbled OCR fragment mentions sipping, tread, and a vague sense of action but lacks clear subjects, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable portions offer no concrete event or person to identify or summarize meaningfully.

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Tam Ingston Red Cross Othe Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church W. L. Carter W. F. Saner Cue McAdams Dilley Gee Prescalt Beryl Henry Lite Rock St. Mark's Episcopal Church Clyde Hill North Pine Street J. L. White J. C. White Chattanooga Tenn Louise Walkup Saratoga Lillian Walkup Howard Abraham O. L. Reed The Ouachita RTS Rev Gene AY Mon Sun Mae-Clarke David Manners Charlotte Henry Renry B.walthall George Irving Irving Pichel Heai Shirley Sing Warner Oland Charlie Chan Opera THUR FBI News & Comedy Mae West Warren William Randolph Scott Man Horace Billings Fred Mouser W. G. Rogers Ambros Duntop Larry Dixon G. L. Cox John Custer Clarence Laurdermill W. J. Mack Robert Turner Lewis Hamilto J. HO Kern George Lane Fred Rogers B. Walker A. L. Wood Reece Cannon Roy Coleman F. W. Chance J. F. Gorin Dewey Lacefi Coy Robion Eddie Wesson B, Ll Jack Hi W. H. Prescott Jack Fricson John Smith Garland Neal C. F. Erwin Roy Beck A. D. Yates Willie White Paul Yates Foster Young Louie Jones Jack A. Albritton Bruner-Ivory Blevins M. L. Nelson Fred Yates Tom Sage D. A. Morris Dully Gorham J. W. Hendrix Wilbur Gorham P. M. Honea Roy Foster Betty Smith Gentry P. H. Stephens Lucy Battle Annie Bostick J. J. Bruce Leo Tedford Herbert M. Stephens L. White Aubrey Steves Henrix Eugenie Stephens Warren Nesbitt Ruth Cox Jane Arrington H. M. Stephens J. M. Brown Lola Brice P. Nesbitt Wade Johnnie Wade Tobias Smith W. A. Ware Albert Dye M. Harper Tom Stewart Roy Bonds Co R. Astin E. M. Lever Donalions L. F Giles Poster G. T. Cross L. C. May P. J Horace Fuller S. E. McPherson W. C. Miller C. E. Taylor Joe Jones A. B. Patten Richards J. B. Howard Roberta Howard Ada Rhodes Ladies’ Specialty Shop Roy Anderson Foruago Love Philadelphia William D. McGuire Center McGuire Mary Janowiewicz First Baptist Church William Russell Hamillion Church OF the Nazarene M. A. Stanbough Nope Gospel Tabernacle Bert Webb Earth Tabernacle Orchestra Ruel Oliver Christ's Ambassadors Tabernacle Hope's Full Gospel Center Hope Holly Grove Tom Kinser John S. Gibson Drug Company Rexall Ather Roy Collins Wadie Burns Patmos Amzlo McDowell Maude Clements Sea U V.W. Foster F. P. Borden Hope, Ark Shipley Studio Walnut Street Hope Star Parsons & Lawson Shoe Shop South Eum St Cox Drug Aisiels Ata Ree Eee Nelson-Huckins Illiams '& Sons Ford Hope Auto Co
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