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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1954

Page

3

Faiths share activities on Mother’s Day in town churches

The town churches list services and events for Mother’s Day week. Presbyterian, Catholic, Methodist, Church of Christ and others announce morning worships, Sunday School, youth programs, circles, choir practice, and special Mother’s Day sermons. Local pastors name times and locations across South Main, West End, Walnut, Fourth and Ferguson streets.

Firbt Presbyterian South Main Street T. Lawrence D. da Minieter Fellowship Hall Joe Keesey James H. Miler Ashford Haskell Jones Presbyterian Youth Fellowship Jimmy Branch W. E. Waller Dorsey McRae Gordon Bayless Harry Lemley Franklin McLarty Tom Moriarty Nell Oliver Cohostess Crit Stuart, Jr R. E. Jackson Catholic Church Third Walker Street A. G. Dunleavy First Methodist Church West End Pine Wo D. Keeley Weils James A. “McLarty, Jr P.m. Wesley Club Wesleyan Service Guild Hope First Pentecostal Church Fourth and Ferguson Street H. FP. Hudspeth C. J. Rowe Pentecostal Conquerors Joe Lively H. P. Hudspeth Pentecostal Garrett Memorial Baptibt Elbert O’steen KXAR Grady Hairston B. M. Hazzard Tom G. A Geneva Cash M. Hazzard Little Men's Brotherhood Gwyn Allen

Sunday School Lesson By William E Gilroy D D

A Sunday school lesson reflects on why children favor Old Testament tales, praising its accounts of courage and righteousness. It contrasts the harsh Old Testament themes with the good triumphs, citing Elijah, Cain and Abel, Abraham, Joseph, Moses, Samuel, Ezra, and Nehemiah as engaging stories cherished by youngsters. The piece cherishes teaching in Sunday schools and notes local institutions listed after the meditation.

William E. Gilroy D. D David Elijah Cain and Abel Abraham Lot Joesph Moses Promised Land Samuel Temple Ezra Nehemiah

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