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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
4
Daisy Heard's column lists social events and personal notices including meetings at the cemetery association, church activities, and Women’s clubs. It notes officer installations, entertainments by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, weekend visits, and a naval officer’s promotion.
Worship notices from First Baptist Church on Third and Main announce sermons by Rev. W. R. Hamilton and guest speakers. Mother’s Day services, Sunday School, and departmental worship are scheduled with time for evening services and a preaching lineup at the Gillesney community center.
Pine at Second Robert Moore, Pastor outlines morning worship at 10 a m with special music and a sermon. Evening vesper service at 7:23 p m features sermon by the pastor and choir. Thursday May 13 there is a prayer service at 7:30 p m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Millard W Baggett, pastor, holds Bible School at 9:01 a m with Mr Malcolm Porterfield superintendent. Morning worship includes observance of the Lord's Supper and solo by Vert Jones. Evening Christian Youth Fellowship at 8:01 p m followed by a time of worship.
A multi church announcement lists a unity Baptist revival starting on the third Sunday in May for two weeks with a guest preacher from Ok. Evening and morning services, Sunday school at ten, and midweek events. Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Church of Christ share schedules including evangelistic services, prayer meetings, and Bible sessions. Garrett Memorial Baptist and First Pentecostal also detail weekly services and Mother's Day observances.
A church program lists Bible study groups, weekly services, and a fifth Sunday meeting led by Elders and ministers. It notes a four week revival starting the first Sunday in June with speakers W Thompson and others, plus Saturday sessions discussing ministry, the Lord's Supper, and tithing.
The sermon at St Mark's Episcopal Church will explore the origin and meaning of Mother's Day. F B Smith, pastor, invites the public to attend the Sunday 8:00 p.m. service where the topic will be discussed.
The American Legion executive committee voted to hold the 1948 national convention in Omaha Nebraska for September 21 22 and 23. National Commander Roane War ing had urged Chicago as the logical site but Omaha was chosen by a 44 to 9 vote.
A blaze yesterday destroyed eight businesses in Caraway and damaged a ninth, likely starting from burning trash blowing under a building. The losses were estimated at 13,600 dollars. All mail and post office equipment were saved.
Farmers can obtain field acreage data from the county Triple-A office with maps and photos. Karl N. Martindale, Hempstead County Triple-A chair, has resigned from this work but confirms mapping of nearly all farms. Farmers should bring decoupage outs or farm maps to receive official 1943 program acreages, with no charge for the service.
Racing Commission secretary Guy Freeling said operators of the West Memphis greyhound track will not run this spring. The track normally opens a 40 day meet on Memorial Day May 30 but no application has been filed as of today. Under the 1939 racing law applications are due 30 days in advance. The piece ends with an unrelated note about animal anatomy mentioning deer oxen and sheep having four stomach compartments.
Allison and Barry evade Renaldo on a moonlit coast as fire distracts pursuing Indians. They gamble on a night of rest before dawn, but Renaldo captures them with rope after a fragile escape plan. The danger tightens as they face an uncertain fate aboard the fishing boats.
The undersigned MARSHALL LEWIS will apply to the Arkansas Commissioner of Revenues for a beer retail permit at 219 E Third Street Hope Hempstead County. He attests good character and no felony or moral turpitude convictions and no prior beer license revocation within five years. Notary Pike Wilson sworn May 6, 199. Commission expires April 2043.
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