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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1940
Page
2
A historical sermon passage discusses Jesus as King of the Jews and Savior, noting his crucifixion and sacrifice. It compares heroic human acts of sacrifice to Christ’s path, recalling Jesus praying in Gethsemane, resisting temptation, and seeking God’s will over earthly aid.
Ann Brown attends an Athens Club spring ball with Paul Hayden as Steve Claybourne distracts with a drunken danger. In the lounge Ann captivates eyes. a silver padlock bracelet becomes a memory emblem while the pair share a park night and a dawn farewell.
Reflects on Calvary as the ultimate sacrifice and source of salvation and resurrection. As humanity faces a new Calvary, the Cross is urged as a symbol of hope and triumph rather than destruction, sustaining faith amid present global darkness.
John Keith Gregory minister delivers final message in series The New Testament Church at 11 oclock. Easter season program Look Toward Easter highlighted in evening service. Bible School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 o clock Junior Christian Endeavor 6 45 p m Evening Worship 7 30 o clock.
A two act drama titled Three Who Found Easter invites all church members and friends to attend both Palm Sunday services. Visitors are welcomed with Christian love and warmth.
Bible classes meet at 10 o clock. Preaching at 11 o clock. Young People’s class at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Sunday morning sermon asks Who is Responsible for Division. Sunday night sermon How to Kill a Church. All are welcome.
Unity Baptist Church at 311 South Elm Street invites all to Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 1 pm. Evening services at 6 30 p m with preaching at 7 49 p m. Thursday prayer at 7 o'clock. Elder J H Reaves delivers old time gospel messages. A class for every age and a hearty welcome to all.
Garrett Memorial Baptist fills A. Purtle as pastor. Sunday School at 9 45. Rev Homer Henry of Howard Association Missionary will preach at 11 am and 7 45 pm. All B P T C classes meet at 7 pm. Bible class for older people. Younger group invites participation.
William R. Hamilton delivers sermons at First Baptist with morning service at 10 33 and evening at 7 30 The pastor speaks on Believing and Confessing Christ in the morning and When Christ Returns in the evening A cordial welcome to all attendees with Sunday school at 9 45 and Baptist Training Union in the churchl prior to services.
A readable historical note on Pericles and ancient Athens comparing Athenian democracy with Sparta, highlighting criticism of Athenian rule, the funeral oration, and the idea of shared civic duties, laws, and culture within the ancient city. It references democracy, subject cities, and a state of revolt linked to historical events and later comparisons to modern totalitarianism.
Ellington, general manager of the Texas prison system, says two inmates cut off their legs at Eastham prison farm amid a wave of self-mutilation. Eight others break arms or legs and one cut heel flesh as disciplinary measures shift. Prison officials note drug addiction among the injured and a discontinued practice of serving coffee in the fields.
The West Virginia Conservation Commission tracked 45 deer with metal clips to study migration survival and life history. The first tag revealed a fabled deer still at work. One deer broke a leg jumping a fence at the Broxton State Game Refuge and died, bearing tag No. 13.
The passage reflects on public values and civic duty in ancient Athens, noting moderation in beauty, a balance between contemplation and activity, and the duty of citizens to improve their position while engaging in state matters. It laments democracy’s inherent weaknesses revealed by plague and eventual decline.
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