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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

5

Poetic festival highlights at East Side Junior High

A multifaceted account recalls an apple blossom centennial festival at East Side Junior High auditorium in Little Rock. The Hope Choral Club, directed by Mrs. John Wellborn and Mrs. Edwin Stewart, received esteemed recognition for excellence in choral performance amid centennial celebrations. Various church groups and local residents are noted for meetings, visits, and social events, including bridge club gatherings, house guests, and district Rotary moments. A local student, Jack Rogers, underwent surgery in Prescott, while Dr A J Neighbors and his spouse plan attendance at the Arkansas Dental Association meeting in Little Rock May 11–13.

East Side Junior High School Little Rock Hope Choral Club John Wellborn Edwin Stewart Arkansas A. J. Neighbors Arkansas Dental Association

Arkansas Farm Bureau meeting set in Hope amid five others

Scout headquarters in Chicago. Arkansas Farm Bureau plans four mass meetings with speakers Dan T Gray University of Arkansas dean. State officers and directors listed for the executive committee. Hope gathering May 19 joins Clarksville Pine Bluff Newport May 2 8 and 22. Farmers urged to see county agents for attendance.

Chicago Dan T. Gray University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Arkansas Farm Buren J. F. Tompkins Burdlette H. A. Young North Little Rock Joe Hardin Grady H. S. Mobley Prairie Grove W. A. Willistas Garland J. H. Snapp Fitzhugh C. Mack Newport BR. E. Short Brinkley Wilde Frazier Little Rock Hope Arkansas Farm Bureau Clarksville Pine Bluff Mr. Jielson W. E. Montcastre

Repentance Sermon Draws Large Revival Crowd

Dr Clyde Lee Fife drew one of the largest revivals at First Christian Church Hope in a soul stirring sermon on The Command Of God Men Most Despise to Do. He urged repentance as the hard path back to God and warned of hate and sin. The gathering praised the preacher and noted rewards for attendees who bring others. Mrs Green received a Bible for most visitors. Mother's Day flower committee members were named.

Clyde Lee Fife First Christian Church Dr. Fife David Uriah Pennsylvania Arkansas Louisville Yale College Fife Cain H. ©. Green Serries Swicegood Cart Y

Church Schedule for Gilbert Copeland Minister

The Church of Christ Gilbert Copeland, minister, posts Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. A Young Peoples meeting at 7 p.m. precedes the 7:45 p.m. sermon. Timely topics include Prayer and Things We Need. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:35. Ladies Bible class Thursday afternoon.

Young Peoples Meeting Ladies Bible

Christian Mother's Day Service at Finst Christian Church

The church urges all members to attend Mother's Day services at 9 45 with visitors welcome. Preaching by C L Fife. Christian Endeavor at 645 p in and continued services at 7245 with special music.

Bible School Tae Im C. L. Fife Christian Endeavor

Centennial pageant to mark Clark county history in Arkadelphia

Arkadelphia hosts a Clark county centennial pageant on May 15 featuring a noon parade and a 3 pm pageant at Williams Athletic Field. Miss Edna Earle Epperson presides with princesses Miss Mary Tucker Miss Wanda McMaster and Miss Marian Harmon. Henderson College Ouachita and other towns participate with exhibits a salt works display and a 200 gallon iron pot from early settlers.

Chirk County Arkadelphia Arkansas Clark County Edna Earle Epperson Amity Lum Abner Little Rock Mary Tucker Gordon Wanda McMaster Okolona Marian Harmon Epperson Henderson College Ouachita Williams Athletic Field Amy Jean Greene de Soto Quachita Hot Springs Fountain of Youth United States William Clark Missouri Jin John Hemphill Blakeleytown Jbl Heirboont

Vacation School for Negroes Here

A Daily Vacation Cultural School for negroes will open soon with Mary Tellington as director. The six week program for children aged 10 to 14 runs 9 to 12 daily at 15 cents weekly. Enrollment day is Thursday May 14 at Mary’s North Hazel Street home.

Mary Tellington North Hazel Street Mary‘s House

Parables Teach Persistent Prayer and Humble Repentance

A Sunday School lesson analyzes two Jesus parables on prayer. The widow and the unjust judge show God hearing earnest cries day and night, more ready to bless than humans. The temple prayers contrast a self confident Pharisee with a repentant publican, who finds forgiveness.

Jesus God Iaw Gort

Prescott News in Brief by Dale McKinney

George McClellan aged 64 died at Prescott Route at the family home after months of illness. He is survived by his widow and three daughters Mrs Vernon Felts of San Diego California Johnnie Hooks and Mildred McCelland both of Prescott and one heartey Steele McCelland of Prescott. Rotarians left to attend the International Rotarians district convention at Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs J A Wallace hosted the Senior League party at their home. The W C T U met at Mrs R F Hamby’s home. Miss Imogene Many of Williaville is in the city visiting friends this week.

George McClellan Prescott Vernon Felts San Diego Califoria Johnnie Hooks Mildred McCelland Heatpey Steele McCelland International Rotarians Hot Springs Mra J. A. Wallace League of the Methodist Church

Evicted Families Form Delta Co operative Cotton Farms

The Rust brothers launch the Delta Co operative to run 400 acres of cotton with nine tenths of profits returned to farmers. A five member council governs living conditions and keeps racial groups separate while ensuring economic equality. Alfred Day oversees farming operations as WPA funds support sanitary and preventive health measures, including firehouse construction and immunizations.

Rust Brothers Rust Foundation Delta Co-operative Cotton Famiilies Hepro Alfred Day Mississippi County Health Department WPA

Farmers Join Self Help Co Op To Sow Better Times

Farmers oppose typhoid diphtheria and smallpox programs while skeptical about profits. Dr Eddie insists the venture must pay its way and reject charity. Jim Henderson sums up the farmers’ attitude, saying they’ll keep working hard now that they are farming for themselves.

Eddie Jim Henderson

Pork Deals and Deli Items From a Market Ad

Readable fragments show a list of pork and beef roasts, ham, liver loaf, chili, and Mexican style beef roast with prices noted in cents. The text resembles an old market or grocery ad with items like Morrells Pride and Beek Stonky.

Morrell’s

Poppy Workforces Aid Veterans Welfare Efforts

Fragmentary wartime note describes Auxiliary work for poppy production, its physical and mental demands, the role of veterans, financial benefits, and Legion support, with odd references to singing and dog livers. The text is garbled but centers on push to aid veterans through poppy sales and welfare activities.

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