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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
3
Mrs Sid Henry reports on community life with Ivy Smith visiting Amity Glenwood and Hot Springs. Couples, bridge clubs, and church circles share updates as families travel, host, and welcome new babies while plans unfold for the Fourth of July in Corsicana and Little Rock.
Mrs. Alva Gunn of Chicago attended as special guest and received a remembrance gift. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ruffin Boyett and children from Little Rock. Emanon Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Cornelius on South Pine Street with several special guests. Fred Groat returns home to Shreveport after visiting Snyder in town. First Baptist Sunday school officers and teachers held their monthly meeting with a Cradle Roll to Primary program and a welcome for new pastor and wife Wallis Rogers from Boonville. Miss Evelyn Hammett of Memphis arrives to be guest of Miss Elizabeth Reaves.
Centerville reports a closed meeting last Thursday night. Miss Princess Watson of Hope visited her aunt Mrs. T. L. Greghorn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Cobb hosted a Saturday night party. Several local families hosted and visited over the weekend with others including the Erwins Buies Jones and Faughts. W. M. Coffee of Texarkana was in town on business Monday.
Bright Bay report from West Palm Beach notes Elias Dahlbub, a Cuban native who arrived in grammar school at age ten, completed grammar in a year and a half, then finished junior and senior high school in another year and a half. He maintained marks no lower than 95 during this rapid progression despite language barriers.
R. G. McRae N. P. O'Neal and J. R. Henry are listed as directors for the Total Correct-Attest panel.
Fragmentary financial tally lists items such as stock in Federal Reserve Bank, United States Bonds, other securities, and cash. It appears to be a balance sheet snippet with totals incomplete and entries cut off.
McAdoo announces California and Texas will back Franklin D Roosevelt on the ballot and the convention shifts toward Roosevelt with many states swinging to him. Alfred E Smith supporters press for Smith as Roosevelt gains momentum amid McAdoo’s aftershock. Rumors grow that John N Garner may be offered the vice presidency, with Garner weighing the powerful House role against the Senate presiding duties.
Doyle crops show promise after rain. Miss Estelle Myrick and Christine stay with grandmother Mrs. Myrick. Residents attend Avery's chapel singing. Various residents visit Nashville and Jonesboro. Local quip about a crowded car and a deafness joke ends the column.
The lesson discusses Moses birth in oppression, his rescue via Pharaoh's daughter, and how maternal influence plus education shaped his leadership. It emphasizes that good will must pair with knowledge and competency, noting Moses was raised in character and learning to fulfill his calling. A humor aside highlights miscommunication as a perceived affliction turned gift.
Sunday school at 9:45 a m. preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Epworth League meets at 7:15 p m. prayer meeting at 8 p m. Wednesday the presiding elder Rev L E N Hundley of Prescott preaches at 8 p m and holds the third quarterly conference.
W R Anderson minister leads services with 9 45 Sunday school in departments. 11 00 morning worship on The New Birth with communion and charity offering. 6 00 vesper service on Contentment. 7 00 St People Society meets, 8 00 Wednesday prayer meeting. Do not miss this service.
The Revival meeting at the Church of Christ continues with Evangelist Chester Estes from Winfield Alabama delivering sermons. Bible study Sunday at 10, morning service at 11, evening at 8, with subjects The Bible and How we can all be One. Saturday night features New Testament Baptism. Services run all next week with 8 pm song service.
The Saenger Saturday program stars Buck Jones in Riding for Justice a top western with Fighting Warrior No. 6 as the serial. Comedy In Walled Charlie and The Barnyard Broadcast join. Sunday and Monday show The Crowd Roars with James Cagney and Joan Blondell directed by Howard Hawks. Fourth of July night shows start at 7 30.
Weldon Powett of Machpee hired a taxi in Boston for a return trip home. The cab drove about eighty miles and the fare reached twenty dollars. Powett could not pay and was jailed for drunkenness and fare evasion.
The Hope Storks open a three game series with the Foreman baseball team at Pair park Sunday. Velvin will start the first game at 3 PM, Patterson pitches the morning game at 10 15 AM, and Zinn will face Foreman in the final game at 3 PM Monday. Local businesses close for the holiday and many filling stations shut at noon Monday. The Monday game is expected to draw the largest crowd of the season.
Failure of lights prompts Hope to curb pests in the town. John Ridghill and his five piece string band performed for the club guests, continuing a series of goodwill visits. Next week's program will be directed by W. S. Atkins attending the Democratic convention.
The program lists a vesper service at First Presbyterian Church with processional invocation Lord's Prayer hymns 346 He Leadeth Me 330 The Lord's My Shepherd scripture reading offering-anthem The King of Love my Shepherd is sermon Subject Contentment solo The Prayer Perfect by Mrs Ward Dabney recessional hymn 286 Depth of Mercy
Wallace R. Rogers newly chosen pastor will preach at both Sunday worship hours with themes Pastor and People in the morning and Gods Command to Go Forward in the evening. W M A moves to Tuesday mornings at 8 and G A on Wednesday at 6 to fit weekly prayer service.
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