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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1934

Page

4

Woman's groups, parties, and visits fill spring town scenes

A busy week unfolds with church auxiliary meetings at four oclock Monday at Mrs Clyde Hill home and at the Presbyterian church. The Ladies Auxiliary plans an offering for Christian Education and Home Missions. Concy Brooks Jr. of Prescott visits his aunt Mrs BP Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Bert Keith host guests including Mrs Seid's niece Mrs A J Godderd and child from Needham. House guests for Mr and Mrs John M Guthrie include Jam iden Cook and Jim from Duluth. A spring bridge party hosted by Mrs M M McCloughan features pink roses, eight tables, and prizes. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets May 17 at Mrs W M Cantley’s with a program on Progressive Womanhood and a focus on gifts for hospitals and shut-ins. A fifth birthday party for Dora Loy Franks at her parents’ home on W 5th St includes many young friends and a pink candle car topper. Visiting relatives Mrs W L Patterson of St Louis and niece Judy Ann Steup of Dayton Obie spend the weekend with local hosts.

M M. McCloughan B. 2Nd St Edwin Stewart W. Q Warren E. P. Young Bill Smith Jack Bush Thos, Kinser R. 2. Frank+ Vin E. M. McWilliams Dora Loy Franks Kline Frankson W. 5Th St W. L. Patterson St. Louis Judy Ann Steup Dayton Obie

Revival hoped as century grows more tumultuous

Dr Dodd notes payments toward capital debt and interest while the Woman's Missionary Union reports 9 078 organizations with 581 442 members in 14 183 churches. E Ki Cox of Gloster Miss urges spiritual revival, calling the era pleasure mad with sins exposed by public opinion and a vulgar culture dominated by radio and film.

Woman's Missionary Union E. Ki. Cox Gloster Miss United States

Batthes Theater Sunday School and Services Schedule

The Batthes Theater hosts Sunday School at 9 45 morning service at 10 55 with sermons Jesus Lord and Savin and Religion A Burden or a Help, midweek service Wednesday 7 30. Morning organ pieces Largo and Chant Arnau. Evening program Stillness of Night and Lucia aria. Choirs perform morning Rejoice O Daughter of Zion and evening In Thee Do I Put My Trust. Church School at 9 45. young people meet 7 15 evening.

Jesus Handel Gillette Chubb Donizetti Zion Heyser Petrie

Shapely Form Draws Income Beyond Tops, Speaker Says

A speaker told his audience that beauty and grace in a person's form can yield greater earnings than corporate executives or presidents. He argued that despite such disparities, a century can heed divine guidance, perceive the unseen, and be moved by prayer, sinners' lament, and the Holy Spirit’s power.

Wress

Mexican Chief Of Police Hosts Bed For Caballeros in Marfa Visit

McMath and companions meet El Jefe de las Rurales in a hot plaza town. He offers police protection and arranges a hotel bed for the trio to sleep after hearing they came from Marfa for a band concert. The cantina layout and hospitality set the night.

Jefe de Las el Jefe Marfa Chris Ojinaga Ton Sarewell

Storks Move Up to Second Place in League

Storks rise to second in the Two States League after beating the Atlanta Jackrabbits 4 to 12 hits allowed by Elliott, who fanned nine and shut down a late rally. Henderson leads the league, while Madison of Storks shines at shortstop before Madison faces the Grocers again Sunday. Burton-Ward Grocers upset Tiremen 7 to 2, Kennth Madison starting mound duty for Storks.

Trope Storks Atlanta Jackrabbits Elliott Henderson Wim Henderson Burton-Ward Grocers Kenneth Madison Grocers Storks Madison

Deposit Insurance Plan Sparks Debate in Congress

The House Banking Committee chaired by Democrat Steagall of Alabama discussed raising temporary deposit insurance from July 1, 1934 to January 1, 1935 to 5000 dollars and then to 10000 dollars after January 1, 1939. The President reportedly favored 5000 dollars as acceptable though 10000 was considered high.

Steagall Democrat Alabama House Banking Committee

Card of Thanks for Billings Family

Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and loyalty shown after the death of husband and father Horace Billings Clifton Billings Sam Billings and Family acknowledge floral offerings and support from friends.

W. Ft. Billings Horace Billings Clifton Billings Sam Billings

Republicans threaten industrial protections in tariff debate

Republican readers attacked Harrison over a tariff bill, demanding a public hearing before any rate change. McNary proposed excluding agricultural commodities, which Harrison rejected as destructive to the measure and harmful to agriculture versus industry. Harrison avoided naming specific commodities, noting they would be settled in negotiations with other nations.

Oregon Harrison McNary

Thedford’s Black-Draught Laxative Advertised

Bilious attacks prompt thousands of men and women to use Thedford's Black-Draught because it is a purely vegetable laxative. Mr T L Austin of McAdenville N C reports relief from biliousness and headache, saying he would be out of business without it. Children like the 8yrue.

Thedford T. L. Austin McAdenville N.C

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Sir Henry HT Reaven Gar SU Mark's Clyde Hil Woman's Auxiliary The Mis. Presbyterian Church Auxilary Concy Brooks Jr Prescott Bert Keith Seid A. J. Godderd Needham S. Enroute Dallas John M. Guthrie Jamiden Cook Jim Duluth, Minn 1 Womans Christian Temperance Union W. M. Cantley Roso Muldrow T. R. King Idy Boyett Misa Mabel Ethridge N. Main St W. Y. Foster Jr D. B Thompson Mary Frances Russell Douglas Mullen Linda Foster John F. Tyler Jimmie Conel Carolyn Sua Cornelius Ellsworth Buailey Joyce Spears Sidney Warren Stanford Jimmie Walters John Stroud Willard Jean Underwood Charles Leonard Hughes Billy Taylor Front Street Kansas U.S Wieners Grocery Department Libby Velson Huckins Latinday DR. Dodd Saenger Trazan His Mate Chapter Fighting With Kit Carson Joynaay Christina Batthes Theater Young Peoples Meeting First Methodist McMath Atlanta Hope Club Gibson Dug Co G. W. Brand Decker Lemors Sunkest Kelloggs Patterson Wayne H. England Life Insurance First National Born Hope California Sunkist Campbells Pork Sureset Wheaties Sauseage Wilsco Shankless—Le P. A. Lewis Motor Co Third & Washington Hempstead Co Libr Hoyt Andres Bob Ark Walnut
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