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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
6
Poem reflects on artful grief in the garden near dawn with references to the risen Lord and shadows. It contrasts darkness with a hint of light and comfort for those mourning, suggesting a hopeful awakening beyond sorrow.
Bright Star The Monte Demonstrative. Clary met at the home of Mrs. Earl Thompson on March 24 with eight members one new member and one visitor present. The meeting was called to order by the president at 2 p.m. The club women's creed was read followed by the song of the month and the denational fed by Mrs. Howard Thompson. Miss Rouse gave a demonstration on making quick breads. After the demonstration talks an axalion was given Tay several members. It was decided to give an entire wall to pay for our part of the year back. After all business was attended to parties were enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be at the Bright Star statistical house. Yokes Lid Off China SHANGHAI China 14 Many Shanghailanders have had to give up weaving hats for shot three weeks. A gang of hat snatchers worked with such efficiency that those who had not lost their hats were afraid to wear them. Pedestrians and bus and street car passengers were victimized. After about three weeks the snatchers were caught. Police are holding a number of assorted hats waiting for owners to claim them.
The 37 edition of the Darr-Gray Stock company a yadeville show opens Monday night for a week at the Catholic church lot on East Third street. Sponsored by the Auxiliary of Hope Boys band the opening performance will be a three act comedy Why Mothers Get Gray featuring Kink Falion Co. magicians Eva Hoan blues singer Sullivan & Bowers the boss with the educated feet Blackie Briskwell the cowboy rope artist and three dancing girls.
The church schedules a reception of new members and baptisms, with Sunday services at 9 45 a m and 11 am, a vesper service at 4 o clock, and midweek service on Wednesday. Bible classes Sunday at 9 30, preaching at 1, young people meeting at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30. all invited to attend.
Hollis R. Partie is pastor at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church. Sunday School costs 45 cents per person. Morning preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening preaching at 7:20 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary meets Tuesday 2:40 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Men’s Workers meeting Thursday 7:00 p.m.
William Bassell Haantiten, pastor, leads Sunday school with praise for all ages. Attendance last Sunday was 365. Next Sunday features morning worship with music and a sermon The Print of the Nails. Evening programs begin at 7 pm with a cantata and a pastor’s short message. A church‑wide training school for Young People's Union branches starts next week.
Miss Danita Rayon presides at Wope Pentecostal Church with Sunday School at 4 45 a m and Sunday morning worship at 11 00 a m. Evening service follows at 7 30 p m with Tuesday and Friday revival meetings. Communion observed during Sunday service after which the pastor speaks on The Resurrection and What It Means to Us. The Sunday evening service will be evangelistical.
A special prayer gathering is planned for Wednesday afternoon at 2 50 p m in the home of Mrs. Robert Binkley in the old Melrose community west of Tepe. The pastor will also speak at that time.
The Methodist church urges members to attend the Union Sunrise Easter service at the High School stadium in Ga. The next worship is Sunday School at 9 45 am. Infants will be baptized and a class admitted at the service. The pastor's topic is Life Here and Hereafter. Easter music by the choir at 7 30 pm. Public invited. First Christian Church also cancels evening service.
Weekly Sunday School lesson notes highlight the post resurrection appearances of Jesus, emphasizing the Gospel of John and Luke accounts. The text argues the disciples did not fabricate tales and stresses the enduring spiritual reality of Christ beyond miracles.
Girl Scouts from Troop No 3 will sell four hundred dozen doughnuts on Saturday in downtown Hope. Donated proceeds go to the building fund for a future hut at Fair Park.
Warsaw reports bursts of Jewish boycotts amid nationwide strikes by 100,000 Polish workers demanding higher wages. Anti-Semites attacked Jewish shops smashing windows hurling bombs and destroying fur stocks in the unrest.
A fragmented report lists aviation crash fatalities across multiple sites in 1936 from September to January, with counts ranging from four to seventeen near Chicago Salt Lake City Pittsburgh St Louis Fredericksburg and Ark Goodwin and Florence DC. The piece juxtaposes a crusade style sermon about resurrection faith and gospel values.
In Little Rock Attorney General Jack Wolt said he would rule within a few days on whether the 45 house votes for a Senate bill providing a supplemental appropriation for the state geologist office sufficed for passage. Governor Bailey said he would let the bill become law without his signature after the vote. Senator Joe S. Hall of Scotland, author of the bill, sought the attorney general's opinion.
Residents and visitors list movements with relatives and work plans. Spring Hill, Elgin, Moses left for California to seek employment. Mrs. Rosa Parker is in California. Clyde Martin sought work in Kilgore. Mrs. Arthur Collins visited from Prescott. Several attendees and travelers are noted among local church and social visits.
The Arkansas State Department of Education announced that 38 districts qualified for WPA funds in normal terms. Blevins and Patmos in Hempstead County are among those approved, with aid continuing four weeks for the two districts.
Rocky Mound residents visit relatives in Farwell Texas and Hone area for two weeks. Edwin McWilliams family and Blanch Payne return home after Texas and New Mexico trip. Albert Smith family also visited Shower Springs. Mrs Harold Higgason and Mrs Helen Anderson called on local neighbors. Mrs Carl Goldwater, formerly Miss Mary Henry, remains seriously ill since January 26.
Miss Addie McElroy spent a few days in Centerville visiting local friends and sharing tales of old times. She spoke at a community gathering and toured the town landmarks before returning home.
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