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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1937

Page

4

A Fragmented Reading From Arkansas News Pages

A miscellaneous page note lists visits and travels of Mrs. Clyde Monteyan and relatives in Kansas and Colorado, plus arrivals in Ashville North Carolina to stay with family. Church circle meetings of the First Presbyterian, and social notices across East Third and Second streets are described, along with local cerebrations and broadcasts.

First Presbyterian W.M. Cantley East Second Street Mes Paul Sims Hom

Local Church Services Outline Pastors and Topics

At St Marks, Rev J C Jones, Rector, leads morning service with the sermon Restoring the Joy of Salvation. Evening service at 8 features Keeping the Fires Burning. First Methodist Church lists Fred Harrison as pastor with Mrs John Wellborn directing the choir and presiding at the organ.

First Methodist Church Fred. Harrison John Wellborn

No Break Near in Prolonged Strike of Steel Industry

A seven state steel strike expands at Bethlehem Steel in Monroe Michigan as Mayor prepares emergency measures. Ohio Governor Davey led a peace conference recessed with no progress amid union demands and company opposition to new bar-reining contracts for about 80,000 Bethlehem Steel workers.

Columbus Ohio Bethelehem Steel Corporation Monroe Mich Martin L. Davey Steel Workers Organizing Committee United States Stee] Corporation Bethlehem , Stee) Corporation Bethlehem

First Church Activities and Evangelist Johnson Visit

The First Church of the Nazarene led by James R. Walsh invites all to Sunday school at 8:45 and 11:00 morning worship with junior youth program. Evangelist Johnson and his wife will headline services all week starting 7:45 each evening, with district superintendent present for musical selections.

Ralph Routop Young People's Epworth League Evangelist Johnson Rev. Johnson Johnsons

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Sunday Revival Preview

Hollis A Porthe pastor urges punctual attendance for 9:45 Sunday school with D W Bailey leading the drive to grow the class. The morning message is Those Not Present Today and Prayers meeting Wednesday and a Fourth Sunday in June revival with Dr D N Joelson of Texarkana. The Everyman's class led with highest attendance last Sunday.

D. W. Bailey Quy Young Peoples Meeting D. N. Joelson Texarkana Everyman Busy Bees Trojans

Entertainer Ricardo to Perform at New Theater Monday

A one day engagement by mystic marvel Rigardo, with female ventriloquist Cleo and Al Howard, features magic, ventriloquism, and crystal reading at the New theater. Hollywood guests Ahade & Co. provide acts as patrons are urged to attend and bring companions.

Rigardo Ricado Ricaddis’ Cleo Marvel al Howard Hollywood Ahade & Co

First Presbyterian Church Service Schedule

Rev Thos Brewster pastor announces Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 55 and evening services at 6 30 and 7 30 with circles meeting Monday at 4 pm Members urged to attend all services and circles at their locations.

Our First Presbyterian Thos, Brewster Young Peoples

First Pentecostal Church Weekly Schedule

Miss Danita Barnum serves as pastor at First Pentecostal Church. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. evening service at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday service at 7:45 p.m. Friday Bible study at 7:45 p.m. Members urged to attend on time and participate. pastor to speak at both Sunday services. business matters after devotions. ladies prayer meeting Tuesday at 2:15 p.m. Old note recalls the first telegraph cable laid in 1842 by Samuel Morse in New York Harbor.

Petit Jean Jesus Christ Ameri Jea Sente F. B. Morse New York Harbor Battery Governor's Island

Home desires of American brides defy obsolescence

An article in Good Housekeeping cites Gretta Palmer showing that modern brides favor owning homes over apartments. They want houses with gardens, hearths, and security, while divorce worries do not drive them toward fleeting trends. Brides seek family life and independence within stable homes, planning futures beyond installment purchases.

America Good Housekeeping Gretta Palmer Palmer

Blue and Gray Reunion Sparks Federal Aid Debate

The article records a heated exchange over a continued Blue and Gray reunion on Page One. It notes a proposal for $350 more federal money to cover veteran expenses from departure to return, with Lieut. Geoff W. Crozier of Little Rock opposing a Gettsburg reunion and urging a balanced view.

Tom Geoff W. Crozier Little Rock Transimiasippi

Topics Announced at the Tabernacle

Rosa Mae Short spoke Friday night at Gospel Tabernacle on The Man Who Shinned the Cross. Several youths responded to the altar call and were converted. Mrs Willa Short evangelist preaches Sunday at 11 00 am on The Divine Indwelling and at night God s Axe. A musical program with the Tabernacle orchestra and singers is planned for Sunday night. The meeting opens at 2 45 p m.

Rosa Mae Short Gospel Tabernacle Willa Short Tabernacle Orchestra

Southern veteran rebukes reunions over Gettysburg trip

A Confederate veteran warns against attending two reunions and accepting Northern hospitality at Gettysburg. He decries maudlin sentiment, vows to defend Southern rights, notes time ravages will prevent long journeys by 1939, and urges self care over sentiment as cheers of amens and Rebel yells echo.

Gettysburg Brother Love South

Bank Assets Are Bought by Byers in Private Sale

J P Byers of Washington buys the remaining assets of the Washington State Bank closed since 1932. The sale by W S Atkins special deputy bank commissioner fetched 1500 dollars, 525 more than an earlier bid by W W Compton. Included are the bank building, J E Gold residence, 90 acres of farmland, notes, judgments, furniture and fixtures.

J. P. Byers Washington Washington State Bank Mr. Byers W. S. Atkins Hope W. W. Compton J. E. Gold

Drowning Incident Near Ark Lake Continues Rescue Efforts

At midnight two people drowned and two were missing as Dr Richardson and his son returned to the scene with picnickers. Richardson, a Little Rock dentist, summers by the lake on Old River. The lake is said to be Arkansas’ second largest.

Dr. Richardson Little Rork Old River Arkansas Maris

First Beer Permit Granted in Washini Town

The town of Washington approved a beer permit with stipulations for separate rooms for white and beer drinkers. After four years of opposition the permit was granted this week to A D Barrow with stated conditions.

Washington A.D. Barrow Lida Washin

Surety Company and Thompson Linked by Separate Roles

A note indicates the surety company was not connected with Thompson, while Miss Vaughn served as a stenographer employed by the company, with M not connected to Thompson and Miss Vaughn in the described multigraphing management.

Thompson Miss Vaughn

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