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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1937

Page

5

Selection of poetry and local notices from Texarkana paper

An assortment of brief notes and social items from a Texarkana newspaper includes reflections on a life oath and spiritual imagery, plus community notices. Guests and anniversaries feature Rev. and Mrs. Bert Webb, Evangelist Willa Short, and the Hope Gospel Tabernacle gathering. Local clubs meet, including Junior B Y P A at First Baptist, Woodmen Circle activities, and church choir plans. A wedding trip and home arrivals are noted, with several residents visiting relatives in Texarkana and beyond.

Bert Webb Hope Gospel Tabernacle Willa Short

Various Local Visits and Family News Across Kilgore Area

McCaskill Wanda Scots visited relatives in Kilgore Texas while Mrs Tip Wardlow and children returned to Victoria after visiting kin. Harold Gorham hosted El Dorado guests and Ralph Scott of Washington D C arrived for a visit with Bert and Mrs Scott. John Harold Taylor born in Baylor Hospital Dallas to Mrs Taylor sister of Mrs Sutton. Other notes include visits to Texarkana, Prescott, and Ellis counties, plus funeral attendance and church remarks in Sparta Georgia.

Wanda Scots Kilgore Tex Tip Wardlow Victoria Texas A D. Eley Wardlow Harold Gorham Tony Evans ElDorado M. D. Gorham Ralph Scott Washington, D. C Bert Scott Ralph Department of Justice Jean Taylor Dallas John Harold Baylor Hospital Taylor Louis Sutton McCaskill B. D. Smith Nilladene Collins Louis Choate Texarkana Dora Wortham Arlean Wortham Cora Donnell Fulton Curtis L. Franks ElDoratio Daley Hampton Vera Moses Bradley Pblic School Whitter

Maid-of-All-Play Is Best Guest By ALICLA WART NEA Service

Advice for the ideal female guest in social settings emphasizes athletic charm and grooming. It covers sports like tennis and golf, attire, skin care, stretching, and manieren to blend elegance with activity, including sunglasses, gloves, hats, and light makeup for various daytime and evening occasions.

Alicla Wart NEA Mateuy Mall Dr. Jovkyl Wintec

Sagas of the Skies Lieutenant Kelsey and the burning bomber

Lieutenant Benjamin Kelsey of the 8,Muklsgsey unit faced an in-flight left wing fire over Ohio while returning toward Dayton. He diverted to Wright Field and landed safely despite the flames, carrying vital government mail and a cargo of his son’s toy train ideas as a personal triumph.

G Oertel Feutenant Benjamin Mukglsey Wright Field Dayton Ohio Kelsey State Capitol Columbus Wright Wield Kelsey Junior

Sweet Home Elders Visit and Local Guests

Sweet Home church reports regular service by Elder W. E. Sherrill of Benton. Visitors include Mrs. H. S. No lin, Mrs. Horace Pye and sons Leon and Billy Ray, Miss Irma Gene, Nolen Coy, and families from Bethel, Prescott, Juja Jones, and Texas. Guests stay with J. M. Sulton and family. Huskey family to visit ten days. Charles Shirley of Hope and Jack Billingstey of Haworth attend. Ben Ward’s illness noted.

W. E. Sherrill Benton H. 5. Nolin Horace Pye Leon Billy Ray Irma Gene Nolen Coy Bethel Bud Smith Luther Burns Prescott Dewey Sutton Texas Huby Sutton Ivy Sutton Juja Jones J. M. Sulton Horace Huskey H. H. Huskey Charles Shirley Hope J. M George Lynn Sullivan Jack Billingstey Haworth Oklo Ben Ward John Henry Norvell CCC J. M. Sullivan

Dramatic romance and crime intrigue at Rialto with Kay Francis

Kay Francis stars in a dynamic romance at the Rialto alongside George Brent and Roland Young. The plot follows a English girl who loves a nobleman, her child taken by the grandfather, her America marriage, social despair, and a tense meeting of two couples that tests loyalties. The issue ends with a dramatic discovery and a perilous pursuit on the river. Also previewing Mysterious Crossing a thriller with Jimmy Dunn and Andy Devine featuring a murder mystery aboard a train and a dramatic finale on a fog filled river last to the violence and suspense.

Rialto Theater Kay Francis George Brent Roland Young Patric Knowles Henry Stephenson America Tom Jimmy Dunn Mississippi New Orleans Andy Devine Jimmy Andy Raoul Fontaine Fontaine Am Failway

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