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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
2
Advice on hot weather scrubbing routines highlights bubble baths soap novelties and back knee and heel kits. Tips include using a back brush for circulation relaxing knee exercises and foot soaks with baking soda to ease summer aches.
The Patmos club met July 23, 1940 with 12 members at Mrs. T. J. Drake’s country home. Devotions and the Lord’s Prayer opened the gathering, a song was sung, and reports on visitors day at the experiment station were shared. Plans for the fair and a 25 cent plate lunch for the county campaign opening were discussed. Refreshments and games followed the social hour before adjournment to next month.
Hollywood’s power players redefine box office while a new generation of directors challenges routines. Cecil DeMille remains iconic. Capra Ford Lubitsch McCarey Kanin Sherman emerge as bold creatives who test budgets, schedules, and artistic convictions in a changing studio system.
Sunday school lesson on wisdom, temperance, and the costs of wrong choices. William E. Gilroy and sources from Proverbs Isaiah and Galatians present that the fear of the Lord begins wisdom, that evil consequences follow sowing bad acts, yet the lesson ends with a note of hopeful optimism about divine justice and long-range judgment.
Blevins Archie Montgomery and Mrs. Dillard and daughters from Lomesa Texas visit here. Wanda Lee and Glenda Leveretta of Dallas visit relatives. Horace White and Binben party guest. W R Stowers and children from Little Rock with McGregor girls from Brinkley return home after visit with Spears and Campbell. Irwin returns home from Bengin visit. Earl White and son of El Dorado weekend guests. Kelton leaves for Tucson after visit with Brown family. Jeff Scott and children of New London also mentioned.
Week end guests include J C Reese of Wink Texas visiting cousin William Irvin Brown. Master Raymon Honea returns from Little Rock where he stayed with cousin Eva Jang Wade. Sue Cox of Bingen Arkansas and Wyatt Ball of Burmese Texas stay with B H Irvin family. Guy Brooks of Tuscon Arizona visits his parents Ad Brooks and wife.
The Methodist church schedules Sunday services at 10 50 a m with a 10 a m church school and youth meetings at 6 45 p m There is no evening service this Sunday but August services move to the lawn weather permitting The minister will speak at 11 00 a m on The Challenge of Our Times and the evening sermon will address Solving Man's Greatest Problem The church invites the public to attend worship communion and Bible study at 483 W"}
Hollis A. Purtle, pastor, invites all members to attend both Sunday School at 9 35 and services at 1 a.m. and 8 p.m. The church will hold B. 7. C. classes at 7 15 with a class for everyone and a hearty welcome to all.
The First Pentecostal Church at West Fourth and Ferguson opens a three week revival starting Sunday July 28 led by Rev. T. A. Sweatt of Rosepine, noted as a strong preacher. Public invited to attend and hear him.
Paul urges perseverance in doing good and warns against weariness in well doing. He emphasizes sowing justice tolerance and goodwill over violence greed and power to sustain hope in troubled times.
Announcement from First Baptist Church led by Pastor William R. Hamilton details revival meetings and a Vacation Bible School starting July 28 at the Allen Baptist Chapel near Hope. Rev. L Lewis and Leo Lewis will assist, with nightly sermons and a weekday Bible school for children and teens.
A review lauds Maugham for The Mixture of Laughter and Gold. It praises stories like The Three Fat Women of Antibes and A Man With a Conscience, noting humor, wit, and unusual twists. The piece mentions The Lotus Eater and An Official Position, and hints at the author's caution about future output.
Beginning Sunday August 4 a revival and Vacation Bible School are scheduled in Guernsey. The Water Creek Church hosts the revival while the Bible School may meet at the church or the Guernsey school building. Rev Hamilton preaches next Sunday at 3 PM in Allen Chapel and each night that week in Water Creek Church with Leo Lewis providing guitar and trumpet music.
Ad touts Nash's C and L Malaria Chill Tonic and Laxative as a remedy for malaria related laziness and chills. It claims a personal money back guarantee and notes sale by local drug stores including Gibson Drug Co and John 5.
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