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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1940

Page

4

Sonja Henie Weds Rich New Yorker in Chicago Apartment

Chicago reports that Sonja Henie, famous skater and actress, married Dan Popping a wealthy New Yorker in Arthur H. Wirtz’s Chicago Stadium apartment. Dr. Joshua Oden presided. Henie wept during the ceremony as photographers captured the moment.

Chicago Sonja Henie Dan Popping New York Arthur H. Wirtz Chicago Stadium Joshua Oden Irving Park Lutheran Church Miss Henie Henie Topping Brookly

Social Calendar Highlights From First Presbyterian Circle Meetings

Circles of the First Presbyterian church meet at homes for four o clock sessions led by hostesses Mrs. Dorsey McRae Mrs. Burkey Mrs. Tor pley Mrs. Florence Hyatt and Mrs. Crit Stuart Circle No 5 plans a meet in Texarkana The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist church gathers for mission study Mrs Evan Wray hosts a gathering to honor cousin Mrs A C Williams of White Plains NY Myriads of summer flowers and four tables at games produce high scores and prizes The McRae family hosts an al fresco party for relatives on East Third Street including out of town guests and a wedding notice for Lauella Cobb and James T Cobb in Hope.

Crit Stuart Cicete First Presbyterian Church Texarkana Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Churcl Circle News Evan Wray Wilnms North Hervey Street A. C. Williams White Plains New York Robert LaGrone Jr Frank Johnson Mery Haynes Charles Haynes Sue Rucker Phillipene Telands Mary Haynes Aries Haynes Barlow Miss Haynes McChiry Snodgrass Little Rock Missy Sue Rocker Arcenery Mairriet Ann Pritchard Mary Ann Lile Remmel Young Tommy' Kinser Lal Fresco McRae East Third Street William Glover Soys Dorsey David Beuge McRae

Church of Christ Revival Continues

Revival of the Church of Christ grows in interest despite heavy rain. Evangelist W. E. Howard of Green Wille Texas delivers gospel sermons. Meeting continues until next Wednesday night. Friday night topic is the New Birth. Services at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Church of Christ W. E. Howard Green Wille Texas

Armstrong County South Carolina Post Office Status Confusion

In Armstrong County South Carolina a question arises about the county’s standing in the nation and whether it lacks a post office or postal status. The fragment hints at administrative or postal irregularities affecting local residents.

Local Socials Feature Wide Round of Weekend Guests

Mr and Mrs Ralph Burton and daughters Corn and Louise Burton and Miss Inca Hurst of Lewisville were Thursday atternorm guests at Mr and Mrs Roy Allison. Nancy Will visits in Hot Springs with Mrs P H Parrott. Dorsey McRae hosts Thursday guests Bruce McKrac and Dor sey David, Malvern. Lula Garland of Shreveport visits Emmet and relatives in Hope. Lin and J A Moore of Muskogee Oklahoma join Mrs John Arnold Moore in the city. Dr and Mrs A J Neighbors host visitors from Texarkana. S G Norfleet improving after long confinement. Katherine Hane spends Fourth of July in Little Rock. Claude Waddle and daughter Mary Dell join Howard Waddies on Independence Day. B L Rettig visits Malvern with sister Mrs Joe Marhuck. Cecil Houston of Salem visits his parents H M Houston. Arch Cannon and Clarice Cannon guests of Mr and Mrs Earnest Still in Arkadelphia. J E Berry and daughters Robin and Margaret visit from Smackover. O S Midllebranke of Latour Louisiana visits T A Micelles. Carolyn Trimble and Mary Cornel return after visiting the Misses Trimble in Holloway. Harold, Magnolia coach, visits the city. Dr and Mrs W R Hamilton and daughters return from trips to Atlanta, Baltimore, Washington, and New York. to Mrs A C Kolb and son Peyton.

Ralph Burton Corn Louise Burton Inca Hurst Lewisville Roy Allison Nancy Will P. H. Parrott Hot Springs Dorsey McRae Bruce MeKrac Litthy Rock William Te, Glover and Son Dorsey David Malvern Lula Garland Shreveport Emmet Hope J. Arnold Moore Lin Muskogee Oklahama John Arnold A. J Texarkana S. G. Norfor Katherine Hane Little Hock Claude Waddle Mary Dell Magnetic Independence Day Howard Waddies Carolyn Trimble Mary Cornel Holloway Trimble Davao Harold Magnolia W. R. Hamilton Mirtha Barbara Shelp Atlanta Georgia Balimore Washington New York Aryl Bill’ Wray Mary Corner Betty Cox Presentt Mickay Williams John Burrow A. C. Carter Aubrey Green Jimmy C. D. Dickinson Mary Joy Hamilton Orton Marilyn Ashdown

Atkins Campaign Observes Subiaco Dedication Day

Atkins campaign notes struggle to gain traction as Governor Bailey attends the Subiaco observance and the state Tuberculosis Sanitarium dedication near Booneville. Aspirants warn of distractions from German invasion coverage, Democratic convention in Chicago, and Fort Smith liquor conspiracy trials set for July 15.

Weekend notices from Silom Springs and Hot Springs

Community notices list residents traveling to conferences and visiting friends. Names include Miss Metty June Monts Margie O Neal Marion Crutchfield Lill Bryan Lucille Wiggins Clyde Sexton and others. Trips cover Ridge Crest North Carolina Thorneburg Arkansas Shreveport Texarkana and Hot Springs with multiple families accompanying relatives.

Silom Springs Ridge Crest North Carolina J. S. Gibson Jr Gibson Lill Bryan Lucille Wiggins Clyde Sexton Suly Metty June Monts Margie O'Neal Marion Crutchfield Girl Scouteam

Willkie Story Traces Early Roots From Indiana to Power

The narrative recalls Wendell Willkie’s rise from Indiana University days and a World War service to a Firestone career and political ascent. It traces his liberal instincts, family lineage in Germany, and key mentors who shaped his path toward presidential candidacy. The piece notes pivotal moments, including early taps into Phi Beta fraternity life and influential figures guiding his trajectory.

Wendell Willkie Indiana University Wen Willkie Beta Theta Pi Indiana Apollo Paul V. McNutt Akron Regal Department Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Willkie Great Commonwealth & Souther Corporation Wendel L. Willkie Commonwealth and Southern Bieler Germany Wendell Hernand Henrietta Willkie Elwood Ind United States Priseh and Willcie Werdlell Willkie

Ordinance to Buy Underground Cable for Hope Water Light

Ordinance No 556 authorizes the City of Hope Arkansas Board of Public Affairs to purchase underground cable one pole type RCOC oil switch one pole type constant current regulating transformer for the water and light plant at a cost not to exceed 776.60. The board must advertise for bids and award to the lowest responsible bidder. Emergency declared. ordinance in effect after passage and publication. Passed July 2 1940. Published July 5 1940. Allest T. R. Billingsley City Clerk W S Atkins Mayor.

Board of Public Affairs City of Tope Arkansas C.O.C Swhich Hope Water Hope City OF Hope Chy of Hope Arkarsas R.C.O.C Hope Star

Job's Lessons on Faith amid World Suffering

The third quarter Sunday School lesson draws on the Book of Job to explore faith under disaster and suffering. Gilroy notes Job's trials, the differing human philosophies, and the central, only partially solvable question of why God permits suffering, ending with examples of steadfast faith and the enduring value of those who endure.

William E. Gilroy Advance Holland Job God Christ

Call Extra Police Continues on Page One Vote Contact

Former President Rodriguez urged all candidates to accept the results without contest to prevent internal strife and preserve patriotism. General Camelio and Almazan voiced support for yielding to the popular will, with Almazan warning of a movement if the government refuses to respect it. A district committee accused 39 percent of Almazan followers of not supporting the move.

Kep Rodriguez Camelio Almazan Pharty Alnazan

Churchill describes French fleet forced to yield to Britain

In a Commons address Churchill recounts British action off Oran and Mers el Kebir destroying French vessels including a Bretagne class battleship and a Dunkerque class battleship or battle cruiser. He notes ships entering British ports and Alexandria seizures, signaling drastic reduction of the French fleet and escalating Mediterranean control.

NEA Serview Telephoia Europe House of Commons Churchill Commons Marshal Petain Germany Oran Mers el-Kebir Algeria France Dunkerque Sheerness Plymouth Portsmouth Alexandria Egypt Iran Toulon Mediterranean Geneva Petain Vichy Bernin United States William C. Bullitt Roosevelt Stefani Uernin Berlin Hitler DNB

Voter Suppression Claims Tied to Police Gear Purchases

The report alleges that administration forces directed purchases to influence elections by supplying 6,000 rubber-encased steel clubs and 10,000 wooden clubs, along with bricks, aimed at deterring Almazun voters at polling stations. The actions allegedly emerged from federal district departments issuing vote credentials.

Camacho Almazun

Malaria Relief Ad Promises Quick Symptom Relief

An ad claims Nash’s Ic & LI Malaria Chol Monic and Laxative eases malaria symptoms within five to seven days and relieves constipation in hours. It guarantees money back if not satisfied after the first bottle, priced at fifty cents and distributed by John Gibson at drug stores.

Nash Ic & L John Gibson

Local Church Announces Sunday Worship and Bible School Times

The church lists Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m Junior Christian Endeavor Sdecicty mm evening worship at 7 45 o'clock The ministers sermon themes are The One True God and Church Invalids The public is invited to attend these services and worship with us following the New Testament precedent.

Bible School Junior Christian Endeavor Sdecicty

Pentecostal West Fourth and Ferguson Pastor Graves

The Pentecostal church at West Fourth and Ferguson is led by Pastor W P Graves. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Young People service at 6:45 p.m. Regular service at 7:45 p.m. Ladies prayer meeting Tuesday 2:30 p.m. Mid-week service Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Bible study Friday 7:45 p.m. Public invited to all services.

Unity Missionary Baptist Church Invites Attendence

Unity Missionary Baptist Church at 511 South Erin Street led by Elder J M H Reaves invites all to Sunday school at 9 a m preaching at 6 7 p m and 8 p m Ladies Auxiliary Tuesday singing at 7 45 p m mid week prayer service 7 45 p m Come and inspect our church home in Hope join the growing attendance and singing as new pupils enlist in Sunday school and Y P T C

P.T Unity Missionary Church Hope

City of Hope Approves Tractor Purchase Ordinance 1940

Ordinance No 55 authorizes the City of Hope to buy a diesel crawler tractor for up to 52200 from Purehi Tractor. The current tractor will be traded in as part of the payment. Repeals prior ordinance parts to support public health and safety with an emergency clause. Published July 5 1940 in Hope Star. Attests City Clerk T R Billingsley Mayor W S Atkins.

Cf Hope Arkansas City of Hope Kansas City OF P Chase Hope Star

Granting of liquor permit for Hope Arkansas

Commissioner of Revenues of Arkansas issues permit number 132 to F. G. Ward to sell and dispense spirituous liquors at retail on premises 102 W 2nd Ave Hope. Permit issued July 1 1940 and expires June 30 1941. F. G. Ward name of permittee. July 5 12

Commissioner of Revenues State of Arkansas F. G. Ward 2Nd Ave Hope

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Yorker Dorsey WMC ST. Joseph Cobh Taylor M. J. Taylor Presscott Lauella James T. Cobb Foul Cably Church of Christ Revival Brewster Auditorum Armstrong County S. C United Saenger Bill Boyd Santa Fe Llano Gwe Ring Corse i Anas Fe WY B. L. Rettig Joe Marhuck Cecil Houston Salem H. =. Houston Arch Cannon Clarice Cannon Earnest Still Ida Moe Cannon Arkadelphia J. E. Berry Robin and Margaret of Sminckover Midllebranke Ata Louisiang T. A. Micellesbrooks A. C. Kolb Peyton Irialto — Sun-Man James Cagney Ladies Specialty Shop Oo Atkins Migs Mary Sue, Kent Dorsey Fuller Nell Williams Bill Garman Jane Orton Max Walker W. J. Jones Jitderson Jay REG Easy Pay Tire Store Walnut Street Willki W.S. Atkins Kassalla Queen Mary Church News First Christian North Mai West Ave Keith Gregory Pentecostal West Fourth and Ferguson W. P. Graves Unity Missionary Baptist South Erin Street J. MH. Reaves Mobotine White Petroleum JEL T.R. Billingsley W. S. Atkins
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