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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
3
A revival meeting is being conducted at the Church of Christ on West Fifth Street. Speakers emphasize embracing truth and avoiding error, urging attendees to accept the guiding message of "ALL the Truth" in daily life.
Wednesday night speaker Mr Peebles preached on The Power of the Truth citing Bible as God’s Word and salvation path. Morning lessons from the Sermon on the Mount deepen spiritual development as services run 10:3 and 8 o'clock with public invitation.
The article discusses Pan-American’s shift from the America to China route to a new San Francisco Australia line and the butterfly map as a guiding motif. It notes Cahill’s home near the clipper base in Alameda and mentions Iris varieties cultivated by John L Kayser in Toledo. It also cites fossil evidence suggesting little mental development in fish over 100 million years.
In a fashion column and local briefs, society notes spotlight women adopting bold two spin silk prints with floral motifs and coordinated hats. Debutantes such as Margaret Wing set style pace as others attend summer activities in Nashville and Hot Springs while neighbors share health updates and local visits. A feature on Sutter’s rock garden recounts guests delivering massive stone donations to build a sprawling display, attracting readers with counts of tons and international rock contributions.
Reports from Moscow describe a sweeping purge within the Communist Party and government. Cherviakoff and General Gamarnik deaths are linked to alleged treason and conspiracies. Across Ordjonikidza, Ukraine, Rostov, and the Far East thousands are ousted, arrested, or executed as spies and wreckers.
Grand Beach Mich Jimmy Braddock favors kidney stew on the training camp menu prepared by Egon Bauer his personal chef and cook for the squad during preparations for the coming season.
Ozan Baptist women held a penny apron party June 10 at Mrs. Otis C. Robins home with 53 guests. Prizes went to Mrs. Charles Locke for walking ape line, Kim Ford Stuart for largest waistline, Nell Stuart for smallest. Proceeds fund church papering. hostesses included Mrs. Eugene Goodlett and C K Osborn. Mary Naomi Gondlett left for El Dorado to visit sister Eugene Goodlett.
Walter Sutter emphasizes the influence of the press with a hefty supply of press service material. Two years ago the Associated Press Feature Service distributed a story to boost readers.
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