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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1932
Page
3
A community column urges leaving groans behind and embracing gratitude as clouds part and sunshine returns. Local social notes report visits from relatives, bridge club gatherings, church circles, and upcoming musical and social events across Monticello and nearby towns.
Miss Mary Keith of Malvern is the guest of Miss Winter Canon this week, enjoying social gatherings and local hospitality. The visit highlights lasting ties between families in the Malvern community.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for service and kindness shown during Dorothy's illness and death. Dr. Lile provided comforting care. We appreciate the beautiful floral offerings from the listed names and pray Jesus's blessing on all.
Readers invited to write brief letters on topics of broad interest. Sign your name and address. Criticism of editorials or comments on news columns are welcome as long as they remain polite and concise.
J W Lewis of Hope Arkansas replies to Maness dated July 9 32 defending his neighbors road work and lampooning Rocky Ford remarks. He lists locals by name, invites Maness to visit Lovers Lane area, and closes urging continued good government. Rome Mussolini troops aim to rebuild the city in five years in Italy.
The Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m Epworth League at 715 p m and evening worship with an address on Harvard University by Mr Albert Graves at 8 p m The annual Education Day features music and performances by college students and the public is invited.
The evening program includes a 6 p m processional invocation and hymns No 46 Sun of My Soul and No 429 I Need Thee Every Hour with an offertory anthem The Soul's Return. A 7 o clock sermon titled The Scripture Harvest follows with an anthem Behold the Sower by Mrs Dabney and choir en route to recessional No 24 Almighty God Thy Word is Cast and Benediction.
Our Sunday School meets in departments for the lesson. Morning worship at 11 with the topic National Destiny Determined by National Character. 6 p m Vesper Service on The Spiritual Harvest. 7 p m Young People's Society meeting. 3 30 p m Monday Executive Board of the Auxiliary. 4 p m Monday Ladies' Auxiliary meeting.
Rev. Wallace Rogers preaches on Our Burden for Others at morning worship Romans nine. Evening service continues regular evangelistic meetings with Pastor aiding Rev Nanney. Sunday school begins at 9 45 with classes for all ages and a workers conference planning better grading.
Church of Christ announces Sunday morning services with the sermon titled Eternity, But Where by E. M. Gene Rocker to conduct.
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces a 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion service and an 11 a.m. Morning Prayer service with a sermon by Rev Smythe H Lindsay. All interested in the Episcopal church are welcome.
Evangelist Claude Newney headlines a Saturday night tent revival at Fifth and Elm streets with the theme Gods Great Challenge. He urges a back to God movement amid social strain and warns of revolution if religion is neglected. Sunday night he speaks on The End of A Perfect Day as Christ brings universal peace.
James Cagney appears in a comic fight film at the Saenger alongside Tim McCoy in The Fighting Marshal. The program includes Lightning Warrior No. 8 and two comedies. Sunday and Monday offer Winner Take All with Marion Nixon and Guy Kibbe.
Miss Hattie and June Morris former residents of the Baptist Orphanage in Monticello will sing at the Nanney revival Sunday evening. Daughters of Mrs Edna Morris of Prescott they have broadcast on Hot Springs and Chicago radio. They will perform the song Listen to the Voice.
A revival will commence at Melrose Missionary Baptist Church two miles south of Hope on Spring Hill road this Sunday July 17. Rev. Josh Rogers pastor will lead morning and evening services. The meeting will continue for an indefinite period and the public is invited. Parents are urged to bring children.
The American Legion Junior team from Hope routed Mena 12 to 10 at Mena Friday afternoon, piling up 26 hits off two Mena pitchers. Kennedy McKee and Hamiter combined on the mound for Hope. Top hitters were Turner Pritchett Thackett and Brown. A return game in Hope at Fair Park is set for Sunday at 3:30 p.m.
The rules require entrants aged 17 to 30 in good health and 5 ft 4 in to 5 ft 8 in. Minors need parental consent, two citizen endorsements, and no prior screen or stage credits. Signers confirm no conflicting contracts and agree to judge decisions. Only one entry per person. Finalist to be contractually bound to Paramount Publix if chosen. alternate if winner cannot fulfill. Screen tests on August 4th. national judges will select the Panther Woman for The Island of Lost Souls.
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