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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1937
Page
3
Easter church going highlights etiquette with hymn book sharing and respectful quiet. The piece notes visitors should tell ushers preferred seating and avoid aisle seating to prevent inconveniencing others as they attend unfamiliar Catholic services.
The film Lloyds of London opens Thursday at the Saenger. It stars Medelicine Carroll Tyrone Power Freddie Bartholomew with Sir Guy Standing C Aubrey Smith and Virginia Field. The plot centers on the world of Lloyds and a great love that changes an empire while patrons are offered a $100 fire insurance policy at entry.
The article notes expected visitor conduct in Catholic churches. It cites seating, kneeling, and head coverings for women, and explains two collections: a pew fee at entry and the regular church collection. It adds outsiders may avoid genuflecting or making the sign of the cross, per Catholic practice.
Mrs. C. C. Browning spent Tuesday with Mrs. P. A. Campbell. Miss Bernice Landers visited Miss Helen Hazzard Sunday. Mrs. Dale Tunemaker and her young daughter spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Campbell.
Burr Stores Freeman marks 12th anniversary for longtime employee Mrs. McAdams. She will greet customers with a smile Friday March 1st at Burr's location.
Mr and Mrs A G Byers were Wednesday night supper guests of Mr and Mrs A W Martin. Lucille Gaines visited her sister with Mr and Mrs J M Watson. Agnes and Janes Gaines and A G and Dewey Martin called on Miss Alice and LaVern Purtle in Rockey Mound Sunday night. Vernon Kennedy of Camden spent a few days with relatives in the community.
Old Liberty’s Bro. Baker and Bro. McSwain delivered a good sermon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pardue visited relatives in Washington Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boyce of Texarkana stayed with relatives here Monday and Tuesday. A. W. Edwards hosted a Sunday supper for Mack Hicks Lola Hicks Jamnita and Willie Madge Calhoun. 8. W. Cobb traveled to Camden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Gilbert spent last weekend with Gerald Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shearer visited relatives in Patmos Sunday.
What man is to wear on Easter is examined as styles in men s wear evolve slowly yet visibly. Color returns boldly in shirts and ties with hand blocked foulards, regimental stripes, and bold prints. Silk shirts resume demand in tasteful patterns with attached collars. Footwear trends include high waisted Oxfords in Norwegian patterns and ostrich golf shoes. Conservatives favor black or tan calf with a focus on neat lines and restrained decoration. The overall outlook is a bright spring wardrobe, potentially even brighter for summer.
Oklahoma poultry specialist R. B. Thompson advises farmers to handle chickens individually to learn each hen’s behavior, aiming to keep flocks healthy and productive. The note highlights benefits of closer observation for better egg production and flock usefulness.
NEA Gardening Consultant Donald Qray outlines a practical five year budgeted approach to garden development. Start with a crude plan, map soil depths, install a pool's plumbing, and progress from lawn and beds to shrubs, perennials, terrace features, and refined annuals while maintaining ongoing maintenance. Rays Davis sets three Southern High School Conference shot put records with the Reds.
Detroit Tigers star second baseman Charlie Gehringer impressed Norman Durkin, state professional champion, with badminton practice here. Durkin noted Gehringer beat him five times in recent series and suggested he might become world champion if he focused on the sport.
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