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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1939

Page

4

Magnolia Preacher to Start Revival at Local Church

The Rev. B. Jones of First Baptist Magnolia will conduct a revival at Garret Memorial Baptist Church 212 North Ferguson Street. He leads Columbia Bible School and is a noted figure in state religious circles. Revival begins the fourth Sunday in June with messages twice daily at 1 a.m. and 7 p.m.

EB. B. Jones Garrett Memorial Church B. Jones First Baptist Church of Magnolia, Ark Garret Memorial Baptist Church North Ferguson Street Jones Columbia Bible School

Remembering a boy's safety and civic duty in town

A dense local page carries a mix of obituaries and family news. It notes a fatal street accident involving a boy and cautions motorists to watch for children in urban areas. It also reports weddings, campus visits, travel for medical and educational pursuits, and community club meetings at churches and local halls. Several residents and relatives are mentioned across Hope, Spring Hill, and Magnolia.

Otler Romielody Ray Ant Aton

Nova Stops Baer With Technical Knockout in Eleventh

Lou Nova lands sharp left jabs and a right chop as Max Baer is battered through eleven rounds at Yankee Stadium. Referee Frank Fullam stops the bout at 1 minute 21 seconds of the eleventh heat after Baer soaks heavy blows and blood flows from facial cuts. Nova leads on rounds and rises to a title shot, while Baer exits with a damaged face and groggy nonfinishing punch.

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Friday Night Matchups Highlight Busy Weekend Schedule

New Orleans hosts Little Rock and Chattanooga faces Nashville as Memphis runs to a 5-1 result. Atlanta sits 10-4 after a 14-3 Knoxville clash, with Birmingham and Memphis tipped to face off, while other city pairings include Boston Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland and Philadelphia St Louis.

New Orleans Little Rock Chattanooga Nashville Memphis Birmingham Knoxville Atlanta Boston Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia St Louis New York Cleveland New Yorke St. Luis Pet Atlanta A Knoxvil Binningham If ABE

National League scores and scheduled games entering week

The National League results include St Louis 1 New York 0 and Boston 4 Brooklyn 3 in 14 innings. Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 4, while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Cincinnati vs Boston and St Louis vs New York are listed as the remaining games with only games scheduled.

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Local singing school to open at Nazarene church site

Jone Singing Sehaor Harvey Gilem announced on Friday plans to open a singing school at 511 Sous Elm Street, the former Nazarene church building, on Monday June 5. Classes will start at 7 30 p m.

Harvey Gilem Sous Elm Street Nazarene Church

Brasher Appointed Softball Ball Commissioner

Olu Smith the State Softball Commissioner announced Bill Brasher as official representative for the Amateur Softball Association in Hope and Hempstead County. Brasher will run the city elimination tournament if more than two teams in Wepe enter the district event, set for August 16 to 18 in a double elimination format.

Olu Smith Bill Brasher Amateur Hope Hempstead Earl Elion Smith Brasher Wepe

Paul Pleads With Elders On Jerusalem Mission

Weekly lesson notes Paul returns to Jerusalem facing danger as prophets warn him of afflictions. He declares a steadfast resolve to finish his work and testify to the gospel. The text highlights Paul's sincerity, conversion, and commitment to the Holy Spirit while facing hostile accusations.

Paul Jersalem Miteburel Ephesus Miletus Jerusalem Agabus Pat Jesus Jerustin Agrippa Damascus Christ

Paul the Apostle and the Meaning of Truth

The passage argues that Paul’s insistence on his view of truth shaped his religion and labeled him a secretarian or heretic. It urges readers to respect sincere beliefs and to understand others’ conscientious convictions. The life of Paul serves as a lesson to avoid quick labels and recognize potentially new emphases of truth.

Paul

John Doe Accounts Baffle Texarkana Social Security Office

John H. Cooter, manager of the Texarkana Social Security Board field office, launches a drive across counties served to identify 1937 wage credits that cannot be charged to any worker. The unidentified items, called John Doe accounts, include several sums over $50. The misnaming and incomplete records reflect early 1937 changes as age insurance moved on January 1 and employers had not yet grasped the need for full worker names.

Texarkana Ark John Doe Social Security Board John H. Cooter Cutler

Martin and Mary flee amid a deadly New York night

In Chapter XXI Martin is found dead in his skyscraper apartment after a tense confrontation with Clem and Mary. The distraught Mary discovers the body and, in a panic, pockets Clem's revolver before fleeing the scene to call the Gazette with a hot tip.

Ake Martin New York Bill Condon Clem Martin the Cove Duke Martin Mary St Jay The Gazette City Desk

Unclear Social Security Reports Mention Shorty Brown and Bill Smith

The text discusses workers identified by nicknames rather than given names and initials, noting the difficulty for Uncle Sam to track credits for federal old age benefits. It mentions concerns about employers demanding the social security number at hiring and the disappearance of John Doe accounts. Cooter's office is at 400 Federal Building, Texarkana, Ark.

Shorty’ Brown Bill Smith Sam John Doe Cooter Federal Building Texarkana Ark

Hove Gospel Tabernacle Bible Study and Sermons

Bible study from 10 a m to 11 9 m with preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m. Morning sermon The Christian Race and evening topic Some Differences Between the Christian Church and the Church of Christ. Bert Webb, pastor. 430 in Sunday School, prayers for 590 milestone. Communion and Missionary Sunday. Services at 11 and 7 45 with special music. Children’s Church and ambassadors meet. adult Bible study at time. Hope’s all gospel center.

Church of Christ Hove Ace Pailor Soevial Children's Church Christ's Ambassadors Old Tabernacle Hope

Garrett Memorial Baptist revival kickoff and Sunday School drive

Garrett Memorial Baptist invites all to Sunday School at 9 45 with Grady Hairston supervising and Brother Jones visiting for the revival starting Sunday June 4 Pastor Hollis A Purtle urges attendance prayer and work together with all classes of the B P T C meeting at 7 p m for planning and outreach to save the lost

Grady Hairston Brother Jones Jesson

First Baptist Church Observes New Member Day

W R Hamilton leads observance as 125 members unite. Sunday School at 9:45, 10:55 morning service continues Steadfastly, then 6:68 evening service discusses church covenant with emphasis on New Member Recognition Day.

Electric Shock Fatal to Youth in Arkansas Town

Paragould Arkansas youths James Ogtes twelve died after climbing a tree to reach a bird nest and coming into contact with electric lines from Arkansas Utilities Company. Inquest found casualty due to electric shock. Survived by parents two sisters Imogene and Dorothy, two brothers BE and Paul, and grandfather James Cigles of Marmaduke.

Mack and Hartnett to Lead All Stars in July Game

Mack and Hartnett named managers of the American and National Leagues for the annual all star game at Yankee Stadium in July. Hartnett, Cubs pilot, led the pennant clubs in 1958 after taking the reins midseason. Announcement by President Harridge of the American League honored Hartnett and Connie Mack’s centennial year tribute. Frick supported the plan. An old fashioned handshake will mark the formal presentation.

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