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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
5
A gardener found a nest of baby rabbits near the dormitory and posted a sign requesting tampering. An automobile ran over the mother, leaving sextuplets adopted by students. The brood thrived on medicine droppers, but on Commencement Day they left college to fend for themselves.
Social notes describe a Thursday evening dance at Texarkans Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Goodlet Dildy honoring Miss Verna Lee Dildy of New York City. The column covers weddings, bake sale prizes, and church circle meetings from East Second Street to South Main Street.
HOT SPRINGS Ark 100 delegates to the Nazarene district young people's convention heard Rev E O Chalfant Chicago urge aggressive home missions in the church preach the gospel straight and get people saved It was described as hard work but with good workers and small beginnings to grow The session noted 400 new members and four new churches added in the past year The convention pledged 125 to sponsor a home mission meeting in Philadelphia The evening service featured an evangelistic program with an orchestra and specials Communion will follow the 11 o'clock service Christ's Ambassadors and Children's Church meet at 649 and the Tabernacle orchestra received praise for its performance Next Sunday offers a full gospel center experience in Hope.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Sunday morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service p m Tuesday evening service B p m Friday evening service 8 p m In pastor absence local member Bro Lacie Rowe will speak at both morning and evening services on Sunday Congregation urged to attend Miss Barnum attends Louisiana Texas District Camp meeting in DeQuincy La
First Methodist Church lists Pastor Fred R. Harrison topics "Chemurgic Christians" and "Why People Forsake Jesus" with service times and reminders for visitors during a holiday weekend. Garrett Memorial Baptist notes Pastor Hollis A. Purtle, Sunday School at 8:43, preaching 11, revival under Dr. D N Jackson with topics on sanctification and power of God plus aims to boost attendance to 300.
The Church of Christ announces Sunday services with Carroll Cannon of McNab filling the vacancy as minister. Cannon begins a revival at Delight Sunday. Sunday School 10 am Young Peoples 7 pm Preaching 8 pm. Everyone is invited to hear him at the Church of Christ.
William Russell Hamilton pastor leads next Sunday's schedule with Lord's Supper observance at 10 55 morning worship and a faith focused evangelistic night service What Is the Meaning of Life is the evening theme A public invitation to attend Sunday school at 9 45 and the Baptist Training Union in the evening Also a vacation church school closes Friday at First Presbyterian with a 4 30 picnic at Fair Park about seventy enrolled and sixty average attendance under Mrs C W Tarpley direction
The July issue notes attendance below 100 after a slow month and urges a revival of Sunday school classes. Junior Endeavor meetings pause for summer. Senior Endeavorers praised for a worship service and the youth choir. A Sunday night C E service is planned, and Missionary Society meets rescheduled for July 12. The pastor discusses a new patriotism rooted in fellow countrymen, not mere country love.
The weekly Sunday School lesson notes prosperity in Egypt under Joseph and contrasts with common depictions of Jesus. The sermon Sunday night at 8 o clock will present Jesus as a man whose health, appeal to women, outdoor life, and nerves prove his humanity and strength. All welcome to services.
Rev. Thos. Brewster, pastor, leads morning worship at 10:44 a.m. Young peoples service at 6:45 p.m. Night service at 7:20 p.m. Mid week prayer on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Executive Board of the Women's Auxiliary meets Monday at 4 p.m. at the church.
A historical reflection traces the rise of a new dynasty ruling Egypt and the ensuing anti Jewish movement. The text notes the Jews grew populous and powerful, provoking fear, while a harsh monarch oppressed them with slavery and taskmasters. Yet the Jewish people endured, seeking freedom, truth, and justice despite oppression.
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses a covenant and the people’s mindfulness, mentioning God and truth. The readable words reference a covenant, attitude, land, and distress, implying a religious or covenantal context without full clarity. The passage lacks clear event, speaker, or location details.
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