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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1939
Page
4
A fragmentary society column lists Mrs Sid mra and Sid Henry entries, then catalogs visitors and neighbors in Hot Springs, Shreveport, Little Rock, and Dallas. It mentions Miss Lenora and Miss Catherine Patterson among others, plus local trips and greetings, with an odd advertising note about Double-trouble remedies.
The Tope Gospel Tabernace congregation plans a final service for Rev Webb on Sunday. Activities start with Sunday worship at 9:45, followed by a sermon and committee worship. Pastor Webb’s sermon is titled Drawing in Grace and a baptismal service is expected in the afternoon. The Hope Tabernade invites the public to attend.
Morning service at 10 55 and evening service at night with midweek prayer on Wednesday at Fyteleek. Pastor Rev Brewster leads the congregation and welcomes all to attend including Silk ge groups and local parishioners.
Hope Gospel Tabernacle announces final Sunday events for Brother Webb with Sunday School, a morning worship service featuring a sermon titled Crowing To Grace, and communion. A water baptismal service is set for Dulin's Lake at 2:30 PM, followed by Bible study, Christ's Ambassadors, and Children's Church at 6:45 PM.
Sunday school lesson by William G. Gilray examines 1 Chronicles 12 and 12 Kings, noting kings and common people share both virtue and vice. It contrasts rulers who served faithfully with those who pursued power for selfish ends, reflecting on integrity in democracy and leadership.
The pastor will deliver a farewell sermon to the Tabernach congregation on Sunday July 40. Elder David Bur Miss, District Superintendent from Russellville Arkansas, will speak at both services that day. Newly licensed pastor and wife Reverend Hanif will begin duties as pastor of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle.
Mullis A Purtle, pastor, invites all to Sunday School at 9:45 and worship at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The morning message is Giving Up Taking Up and Following Up. the evening topic A Life More. Gospel preaching is stressed and all B P L T C classes meet in the afternoon.
Sunday school classes and departments for all ages study God’s revelations and commands. Morning worship at 11 with sermon by Ray Fisk in pastor’s absence. Baptist Training Union at 7 for church membership training. Evening worship at 8 with Rev HW Fisk. Public invited to all services at the First Baptist Church.
The second annual Hempstead county tennis tournament is set for August 12 at Fajy Parks. Sponsored by the Recreation Project and the Hope Recreation Council, the event will feature two divisions for players up to 19 and 30, with last year's champions listed in various senior and mixed events.
The text discusses rulers' duties to study lessons from past kings, stressing religion as central to a people’s life. It highlights Asa’s reforms removing foreign idols, enforcing law, and strengthening national unity, economy, and safety. It notes Israel’s continual influence from powerful nations and Asa’s role beyond religion in building fortified cities and maintaining peace.
In New York George Ross profiles Eugenie Patterson, the multilingual information booth attendant near Times Square. She answers diverse queries from how to reach a brush salesman to locating museums, banks, and theater tickets, and even arranges bicycle rentals, boat rides, and private plane charters for visitors.
Reports from Hollywood recount on set accidents and upheavals as David Selznick reshapes Gone With the Wind prospects. A bottle attack and a 30 foot fall highlight dangerous conditions while actors like Olivia de Havilland and Lynn Bari face perilous scenes. International notes touch censorship and French holdups, with Dietrich, Darrieux, and O Hara in flux as industry morale wavers.
Travelers tour the Goldcrest ghost town with Roselee Christine and Franklin leading a college group. Professor York and Franklin exchange wary glances as York heads toward the Goldcrest bank, hinting at a mounting plot as the crowd enjoys hospitality and lore in the desolate western town.
A round of Hollywood chatter covers Dame’s stage fame with Charles Laughton, Fiddler Heifetz’s acting stance, Joe E Brown’s publicity jab, and Warner Brothers anti Nazi film plans. Topics include Jamaica Inn, They Shall Have Music, Andrea Leeds, Joel McCrea, Underground, and Niemer Nie maoeller relations delaying The Bishop Who Walked With God.
A fragmentary clipping describes Booth as a hub for travelers offering tips on parking, best sale days, and directions to agencies. It notes a Travelers' Aid presence, employment resources, and remarkable reunions, including a Seattle druggist and an Anchorage fur trader reuniting after fifteen years.
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