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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1937
Page
5
Ifren C. Brown, a sales representative for Quaker Oats, reports in Hope Star that sales have picked up considerably since the advertising campaign began. The Hope territory shows renewed demand among retail merchants this week.
The Pat Cleburne chapter U D C plans an April meeting at Mrs. Gibson's home with hostesses listed. Births, marriages, and local society notes include Ethel Turner marrying K J Caplinger Jr in Washington, Woodmen Circle meeting, a baby named John William Patton III, and various visits, school events, and travel updates across Hope Arkansas.
Guernsey 4-H met March 25 with 16 members present. Francis Jarvis presided, Fay Griffin kept the roll, Miss Rouse spoke on meal scoring and comparisons for the next meeting, and beef cattle talks were given by Mr. Anderson with a farm visit. Melrose demo club met March 29 at Mrs. A. G. Zimmerly’s home with nine members answering roll call and plans shared after reciting the H D creed and singing The Old Oaken Bucket.
Mrs Irving Urrey led devotion with the 2nd Psalm and prayer by Mrs Zim merly. Minutes approved and committee reports given. Miss Polly Rouse demonstrated quick breads. Parker House rolls. Washington Home Demonstration Club met March 19 with 6 members and 1 visitor. They planned trash container placement and a cleans up campaign with town council. Adjourned to meet April at Baptist church.
Emmet Miss Lela Zell Pankey of Vivian visits her parents here. C. B. Ward of Texarkana spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Eldra Hood of Arkadelphia visits grandmother Hood. Glen Snell and Mrs. Randolph of Longview, Texas, spend days here visiting parents. Mrs. Sigler, Miss Hazel and John Trees visit Howard Sigler in Texarkana. Mrs. Mack Garland visits Mrs. Doyl McCoy of Sheridan. Miss Frances Hood of Texarkana spends weekend here. Mrs. Ernest Beaty of Rodessa, La, weekends with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Towsen and families travel to Austen Texas to visit Mr. Fin Towsen. Mrs. Vick Cobb and Mrs. Roberts of Hope spend Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Will Garrett.
Antioch and Pleasant Hill households spent Sunday with relatives including Mrs. Henry Hickey and Mr. and Mrs. Ocle Buchanan. C. D. Green and children visited a few hours. W. E. McFarland Jr. suffered mumps this week. Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and
Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda headline You Only Live Once at the Saenger Thursday and Friday after fan letters. The cast includes Barton Mahhane and Charles Sale with others, while New theater offers Swingtime music features and several acts. Local notices describe fashion notes and social visits, plus a crash of farm flames and a community update on Mrs. Mack Woodard’s farm.
The Tabernacle orchestra directed by Ruel Oliver will perform Wednesday night as Rev Hawkins ends his revival at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on North Malin Street. His daughter Carol Eline will sing. Tuesday’s sermon centered on the brazen serpent as salvation. Wednesday’s topic is The Shipwreck of a Soul. Afternoon services at 2 30 feature brief messages and prayer. An out of town delegation is expected. Thursday’s subject is What Is the Meaning of Repentance According to the Bible.
In the Patmos School auditorium this Friday evening a "Deacon Dubbs" play will be presented to raise funds for the athletic fund. About 25 percent of the proceeds are allocated to the steel industry and related property concerns, with historical notes mentioning United States January 1 and 1829 property figures.
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