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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1937
Page
4
The one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coell Cooley, living about two miles from Bald Knob, died Friday from injuries after toppling into a tub of scalding water while the mother heated water for cooking veritables. The account notes tribal elements from the Warpath period and mentions Indian participants.
A poetic piece urges that thoughts shape health and fate, promising comfort if one stays positive. Mr and Mrs John P Cox return from vacations in Hot Springs and Little Rock.
Arkansas lawmakers clashed over a party nomination process with remarks from Bailey supporters and opponents. Senator Thompson warned of decades of committee control while Grayson and others urged a broader vote, citing distrust in a system favoring a few. The dispute centers on state Democratic nominating rules and a proposed primary.
The annual state 4 H club camp planned for the first week of August at Fayetteville was canceled to safeguard rural children amid infantile paralysis concerns. C C Randall of the Extension Service cited health authorities and said plans for state winner contests will be rescheduled and announced later. The notice also mentions four Hindu hereditary classes Brahmins and others.
St Louis Browns dismiss manager Rogers Hornsby after a daylong conference with owner Donald Barnes and VP William DeWitt. He claims betting on horse races caused the split, though his playing ability and management policies were not questioned. Settlement and a mutual farewell followed the termination.
Rev Thomas Brewster leads First Presbyterian Church with Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 10 55 Young people's meeting at 6 45 and night service at 7 30 This last Sunday before vacation urges attendance No mid week service Wednesday Auxiliary Bible study Monday 4 pm at the church Auxiliary picnic for older youth held at the Pines Friday evening with good attendance
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor W. R. Hamilton invites the public to Sunday services with a morning sermon on Divine Psriner and an evening gospel message titled If Any Man. Sunday school at 9 43 aims to keep attendance above 300. Baptist Training Union meets at 7 pm for instruction and fellowship.
The First Pentecostal Church led by Pastor Danita Barnum lists Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. The pastor will speak on Helping Others to Find the Christ during the morning hour and again at the Sunday evening service. Tuesday prayer at 2:20 p.m. and Friday Bible Study are noted with expectations of good attendance.
Attendance hinges on Sunday school participation this month. Everyone is welcome at the Lord's Table Sunday morning as the sermon "The Handicap of Ignorance" addresses current Christian life. The article urges believers to embody Jesus vision and attend tomorrow night.
The Legislature backed Bailey after clashes with the administration as a strong group of officials and young supporters pushed his program into law. Campaign manager Thomas Fitzhugh and a confidential secretary from a leading newspaper joined Bailey in a life of constant strife. Bailey, a conflict-loving leader, is described as tall and muscular with a stern Irish visage and steel gray eyes. He dislikes holidays, gulf and bridge, enjoys duck hunting, horseback riding, and reading detective stories. His voice is strong and vibrant, and he quickly absorbs information to use it effectively.
The sermon titled Was Afraid of His Life discusses the costs of being a Christian and what it costs not to be one. Services include church school communion and morning sermon in the building, with evening services in the Lawn Chapel. Christian Endeavors held a gift shower and lawn party for Mr. and Mrs. Predyye Childers, featuring games and a melon treat on the lit lawn.
Detroit Tigers pitcher Schoolboy Rowe is likely to be sent home to El Dorado Arkansas due to a sore arm. Manager Mickey Cochrane, with De Baker and Cy Perkins, says Rowe probably will leave soon as he showed little effectiveness in recent outings. Briggs will decide on training and possible operation.
A collection of attributed quotations discusses justice over form, diplomacy as a public concern, judgment mistakes by experts, a plan to attend law school, and reflections on luxury and belief. Notable names include Gov. Frank Murphy, J. K. Bradley, Floyd B. Otlum, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., and Rev. Millard R. Brown.
Soviet official Van Akulov resigns citing a chronic headache and shooting pains. He speaks extemporaneously, captivates crowds with magnetic charm, and pushes for decisive action, prompting an adviser to forecast an administration never dull.
Reenger Rialts and Saenger theaters announce a strong week of films. Rialto opens Sunday with Charlie Chan at the Olympia and Hotel Haywire on midweek. Saenger presents Easy Living with Edward Arnold and Night Must Fall ahead of Top of the Town. Friday and Saturday double features at Rialto and Saenger schedule fill Hope and Hempstead county with entertainment.
The text muses on cultural observations and jokes about Europeans, warnings on swallowing coins and safety belts, and notes that a suspension bridge bears an inward pull under load, reflecting a scattered, opinionated snapshot.
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