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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1937
Page
4
The article reflects on flowering shrubs along highways, praises daffodils and bridal wreaths, and links climate with beauty in California and Florida. It notes local visits, society gatherings, talks on islands, and church auxiliary meetings, highlighting residents, guests, and upcoming events through spring.
A radio program by the Hope Gospel Tabernacle, led by Rev. Bert Wabb, features the Odom Mole Quartet. The broadcast from Hadlo Station KCMes Texarkana airs Sunday at 2 30 PM. A possible plan for a later program depends on response and arrangements. The gospel gathering at the Tabernacle North Main Street is announced to aid those in need. attendance is open to all.
Morning sermon titled The Witness of the Split will explore Christian vows and the Holy Spirit’s witness with the Lord's Supper observed during service. Evening sermon at 7:30 will discuss The Greatest Pastor in the Old Testament as part of a series on outstanding biblical figures. Epworth Leagues meet and church school classes are scheduled for all ages.
Centerville club meets March 1 with 12 members and eight visitors. Mrs Jones leads devotion. Miss Bullington demos quiet bread making. Recreation games prize won by Mrs Herbert Chur. Next call meeting set for Mrs Nevill Roathwell on Tuesday March 9. Bright Star club meets Feb 24 for basket weaving with honeysuckle material. Rocky Mound club with 12 members and two visitors meets March with meeting led by Mrs Cole Hunt.
Tyiday arrival of Miss Martha Childers of Ashdown to visit her sister Mrs. C C Westerman and Mr. Wester nn. Joy Yatas spends time with Mr and Mrs John Odont ane family near Pallosa. Mrs Ediva Winkle returns to Texarkana after visiting sister Mrs Clarence Weakley, with Mrs Werkley planning a later visit to her parents Mr and Mrs WB Adams.
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The president Mrs H H Higgason led the meeting with Mrs Nannin Taylor guiding the devotional. Miss Bullington demonstrated Parker House rolls while Mrs Helen Anderson led several tunes. The April gathering will be with Mrs D A Silvey.
Brooklyn magistrate Mark Rudich grants Margaret Muntyan leeway over her social life, allowing smoking, meeting boys outside the home, and longer party hours if her father fails to object. The ruling signals limited changes in parental control, with older standards still guiding behavior for most girls.
At the Saenger the star laden production unfolds amid snow silvered settings. The show weds romance and drama with a melodic score and lavish laughter, delivering a vivid stage mood for audiences.
A discussion on a father's authority over a daughter named Margaret Muntgan, the impact of a judge's verdict, and the need for youth to have a role in their own lives. The piece argues that parental dictatorship harms development and urges early release of autonomy to prevent long term resentments.
Washington report outlines how John L. Lewis and the CIO view the steel industry as a test case for mass bargaining and political influence. The feature notes expansion plans toward oil and textile workers, with aims to win collective bargaining across mass production sectors and to leverage political power in labor battles.
A fragment explores rights, charm, and moral judgment at a lively gathering. It debates whether late partying harms a girl’s reputation, notes magistrates’ disapproval of all night affairs near a marriage booth, and argues parental understanding of youths’ happiness limits risky behavior.
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