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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1938
Page
5
A reflective piece surveys late season blooms in a Texas garden, praising baylony flowers grapes ivy and purple iris. It links garden beauty to peace and simple meals, while a church board meeting and local library notices appear among the garden prose.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hanson of North Laurel former Norway residents will attend the New theater Friday night as Gund of the Midnight Sun features in technicolor. The Norway style notes six months long nights and days. Her Husband's Secretary sparse by the Paisley PTA completes a two day engagement Friday night.
A British economist argues that the distinction between recession and depression is largely psychological and positional. The piece notes how parental and legal anxieties once haunted newlyweds but now are often seen as their main hope. TVA controversy is framed as another power dispute.
Centerpoint residents form a home demonstration club led by Miss Melva Bullington with officers Miss Ruby Hubbard as president and Mrs Lem Porterfield as vice president. The group adopts nutrition gardening and other topics, meets at Mrs Hansen Rothwell’s home, and features songs sung in French during a social half hour.
Wealthy 21 year old Delayan banker James Warren Crabb awaits trial for manslaughter and perjury in the slaying of his 19 year old bride Betty after a five week marriage. Crabb claims the shooting was accidental during a struggle for a gun. Trial set for Pekin, Alabama, March 26.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning prayer at 11 a m Lay Reader conducts services Sermons include No Gal Religion of Red Revolutionist and Rejoice Because Your Names Are Written In Heaven Youth services at 6 30 p m Prayer meeting 7 30 p m Ladies Auxiliary 2 30 p m Weekly prep Church signoff invites strangers to visit and reflect on Christian life Christ in me quote ends with a moral prompt about Christian witness.
Pastor A Thummond reports Sunday school totals above 100 for seven weeks with the best rally day since September 1936. Laymen’s Supper is set for Thursday night March 31, expecting at least 75 men. The sermon series uses Old Testament images Yellow Streak Blue Cord and Crimson Thread to discuss sin worship and sacrifice. Worshippers are invited to join Sunday services and communion.
Bert Webb, pastor at Hope Gospel Tabernacle, invites scores of readers to Sunday school with classes for all ages led by capable teachers. Rev. Stewart Douglas of Tulsa will speak at 11:00 AM and 7:45 PM. he leaves Monday for a revival in Jacksonville Florida. Christ's Ambassadors and Children's Church meet at 6:45. bi weekly singing at 2:50. Plan to attend and enjoy Sunday night at the Tabernacle.
Weekly lesson on Mark 7 31 3 13 analyzes common religious errors Jesus challenged. It cites outward ritualism lip worship truth versus tradition and the primacy of honesty and love over formal codes. It notes how laws may fail without genuine practice and highlights wartime contrasts with peace pacts.
The First Presbyterian Church of Brewster outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 10 55 a m vesper service at 5 p m and a Senior Young Peoples Group gathering Monday 7 30 p m led by Miss Sarah Ann Holland Mid week service is set for Wednesday 7 30 p m This Sunday marks the last in the church year and next Sunday begins the new church year Congregation urged to attend in large numbers.
Ethel Owen, a Chicago actress and mother of three, plays the 79 year old Gran in The Quaker Oats Company sponsored radio serial Margot of Castlewood. The program airs Mondays through Fridays on NBC Blue Network from 9 to 9:30 a.m. CT, with Barbara Luddy portraying Margot and Aunt Jemima at the Crossroads following.
The text argues that though people profess piety they break the pact, mirroring Jesus day. He challenged artful privilege that ignored duties and did more than correct doctrine, declaring two core commandments: love for God and love for neighbor.
A large crowd gathered for a county extension program featuring Miss Ella Posey and Miss Melva Bullington as leaders. Demonstrations by PT Ecton extension horticulturist followed by a men’s pasture demonstration led by Clifford Smith with Charles F. Simmons and Dale McGregor assisting. An afternoon session included individual inspections of notable experiments.
A Sunday singing event in Shower Springs drew local families and helpers like Mr and Mrs Charlie Martin with daughter Bobby Nell, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Fuller and daughters. Visitors included Ernest Ross and Jewell in Atlanta Texas, while Mrs Leslie Pirtle of Oak Grove recovers from illness. Measles and pneumonia slow recovery for the Mullins and Crews performs domestic duties while Mrs Carral Mull ing stays busy.
The text notes several visitors including Roy Mullins and the Sanford family in Bindy Ridge with measles affecting many homes. It mentions visits with Karlie McWilliams who is recovering from measles and a local family gathering. A separate line reports a Japanese advocate proposing 60 million dollars for keeping the Yellow River dykes in China.
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