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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1936
Page
6
The revival at the Church of Christ on West Fifth and Grady Streets in Hope continues with four services Monday. Austin Copeland leads a vocal music lesson, youth meeting, and two preaching services, with Dr. Boles delivering a sermon on loving God. No fees for vocal lessons. all invited to attend.
Gran and Mrs J J Robing returned to Arkadelphia Monday after a weekend at home. John Barrow Jr and Jack Geedlett visited in Hope Sunday. Epworth League of St Paul enjoyed a swim in the Little Missouri above Murfreesboro Sunday. The League thanks Sam Ingram for transportation and Mrs Earl Stuart, president, for hospitality. The League plans a negro minstrel at Ozan school auditorium on July 2 directed by Mrs C H Lock. Miss Dorothy Freeman returned to Texarkana Sunday afternoon after visiting her parents. Mrs Eugene Goodlett hosted home demonstration club Friday with Miss Bullington, social hour, and games led by Mrs Chirley Stuart and Mrs Autry Smead.
The standings list multiple cities with scores including Chattanooga 10 Birmingham 2 New Orleans 13 Nashville 12 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3. The card features Handsome Jack Moore of Powhatan Ark against George Ligosky from Russia in a 45 minute semi final while Matsu Shihuma from Japan is set to meet Pete Baltram of New York in a separate match. Moore impressed by drawing with Lefty Williams Ito last Tuesday.
A match on Card Tuesday Night features Baltram facing Frankenstein Wolf in Hope. Baltram, new to Hope, relies on strength with top Shihuma making local debut against him. B15 W signaled as time, with Page refereeing. London ad highlights 3000 beauty parlors and services.
The column records Monday results from Detroit at Chicago Drain with five events scheduled. It lists visitors and guests including Alma Hanna Lilian Robins Kathrine Stuart and Lula Goodlett visiting relatives in Arkadelphia Beaumont Idabel and Nashville. Local social greetings include Mrs Earl Stuart Francis Nancy Gist and W A Webb hosting and ball game attendance by Clelia H Stuart H O Stuart and B M Stuart.
Hollywood fans flood actors with requests for autographs photos and odd favors. Letters seek sportswear, hair, dog collars, pie recipes, and even medical cures or items worn by stars.
Incomplete financial note shows Income and Tools figures with 4,692.29 listed for a metric. It records current liabilities including customers and meter deposits. The entry also mentions capital invested and a balance as of April 12, 1935.
The piece notes fans emailing or writing stars like Mirna Bai Bond Mae Weil Cary Grant Claudette Colbert and even Ted Healey with requests ranging from Christmas cards to marriage proposals and jobs. One fan asks for an adoption by Grant while another seeks a sports outfit for multiple teams.
Blevins residents hosted several visitors from Caddo Gap Prescott Hope and Gordon over the weekend. Clyde Brown and family and Mrs Harvey McKinnon and son were guests in Blevins Sunday. J J Bruce and daughters Lola Thelma Vernice and Ethel returned from California. J L Wade visited the Experiment Farm. Ralph Bailey and Mrs Johtnnie Wade hosted Friday guests. R J Knowls from Gordon called on friends near Blevins Tuesday. S H Battle returned from a Los Angeles trip. H H Huskey and Alcus Cook visited Conway.
Rev Dr Henry Buck, Master of Philadelphia and general secretary of the Presbyterian board of ministries, was elected moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States at the session in Syracuse New York. He succeeds Rev Joseph Ance, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Carroll. Friday visitors to Mr and Mrs Lige Stephens and others were shopping in Hope Friday.
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