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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1937
Page
4
A poetic tribute to a garden of love and crepe myrtle as a symbol of life and kindness. The piece reflects on seeds blown by wind, memories of home on South Manin street, and how cycles of time nurture beauty across neighborhoods. It transitions to local notices about church meetings and residents visiting relatives, listing circles and hosts.
Mrs. C D Ball and children Rose Mary and James visited Mrs Ball's sister at Highland Monday and motored to Hot Springs Tuesday to visit C D Ball who is in the Army and Navy hospital. H P Robertson and Miss Ethel Robertson who had been visiting relatives near Oklahoma City have returned home.
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and offerings during the bereavement, signed by Mrs. Stanford Bonds and children following the loss of Nora.
Be nenger-Walio notes Burns and Martha Raye stars in Mountain Music a hillbilly satire set among Arkansas feuds. The film features Jan Duggan Fuzzy Knight Rafe Davis John Howard Terry Walker Tony Martin Ray Leh Ray and Dixie Dunbar with a large radio influence and a cast of diverse nationalities.
The County Council of Home Demonstration clubs meets in Ogan at the school on Wednesday July 4 hosted by Ogan club. The cotton dress contest will feature three phases: cotton dress center church or afternoon ensemble and child’s new or thrift garment. The second contest is candlewick bed spreads with prizes. The Allen club presents a play The Farmer’s Wife. Group singing led by Mrs John Wellborn and Mrs Wilbur Jones with games and stunts to follow. Program starts at 10 am and ends about 2 30 pm.
Sunday School at 9:43 a.m. with Morning worship at 10:55 a.m. The pastor preaches The Pailure of a King. Baptist Training Union at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 8:00 p.m. The subject is Three Signs at His Death. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Church notices urge attendance in Sunday school and a lawn gathering Friday at 7:45. Pastor Joseph preaches on Facing Our Faults with five points about faults, confession, and forgiveness. Evening service titled Side-Line Christian discusses avoiding comfortable sin. Upcoming missionary society meets Monday with Mrs. George Dodds.
The third quarterly conference will be held at the Hazel Street Negro Methodist Church Sunday. The Rev J H Taggard district superintendent will preach at 11 am and 8 pm. The Rev French and his members and choir will worship with us at 3 pm. Sunday school 9:45 am. Morning service 10:55 am. Young Peoples meeting 6:45 pm. Evening worship 1:30 pm. Communion will be administered with the Sunday Morning service. You are invited to these services.
Secretary Morgenthau and Chinese Finance Minister Kung announced a new pact in which China will buy a substantial amount of U S gold and the United States will purchase silver from China. The aim is currency stabilization and boosting the Chinese Central Bank reserves with deposited gold kept in the United States. The inactive gold fund remains about 1.144 billion, and officials did not reveal exact amounts.
Avery's Chapel reports Mr and Mrs L A Spicer and their sons visiting near Washington. Ambrose Manning and bension of Belton called on Joe Kidd. Harold York and Robert Gorham stay with grandparents Rupert Gortham. Joyce Lively is sick. Joe Kidd and son visited Belton relatives. A shower for Mrs Hershel Spicer at Mrs Lewis Cul pepper’s home. Belton singing attended. Meeting to begin Friday night before the fourth Sunday led by Bro Bill Anthony and Bro Albert.
A Q and A style guide offers etiquette for garden teas with questions on best hour, wording of invitations, suitable weatherproof furniture, risks of using indoor cant tables, and appropriate attire. If rain disrupts the event, options include moving indoors or rescheduling, with recommended "best" choices provided.
Washington experts forecast this year's harvest will be the largest wheat crop in six years at about 882 million bushels and a corn crop around 2.57 billion bushels. The crops reportedly exceed last year and approach long-term averages, with weather conditions seen as the main factor shaping final output.
Lizzie Lane injured in June 24 car wreck shows signs of improvement. Jimmie Balch visited Ishel Spicer Tuesday. John Bradley, recently ill, also improving. Kori Cooley family from Mineral Springs spent weekend with Roy Cooley. Elwanda Gorham attended Belt singing school Wednesday. Tom Kidd of Murfreesboro visited relatives Wednesday. Radio first used on shipboard July 20 22 1999 aboard Flying Hennress reporting Kings town regatta for a Dublin newspaper.
Los Angeles lawyers expect deposition proceedings to test whether Miss West and Wallace were legally married after 1911. Judge Emmett Wilson ruled Miss West need not answer a subpoena about the marriage, noting no new order limits whether she will be asked if she was a wife in name only and whether Wallace later married another person without divorce.
A community singing will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 PM at the Hope Gospel Tabernacle Main at Avenue D. Clifford Franke will direct the program and appoint a committee after the crowd gathers to arrange numbers. The general public is invited to attend an old fashioned singing with several delegations expected from surrounding communities and towns.
The report recalls a Clemens Michigan man struck in the neck by an egg from his wife during a dispute, leading to a divorce. It mentions a neighbor who traveled to England for the summer, hoping for better luck. It also notes the Chesapeake Bay talks and lighthearted references to car bugs and auto credit declines amid odd local anecdotes.
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