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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1933

Page

4

Cemetery Association Meets For Memorial Service And More

The Cemetery Association will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o clock at the city hall. Mrs Hayes McRae Mrs Frank an Wray and Mrs Wa Gibson attended the Wednesday visit in Texarkana. Bay View Reading group held a biweekly session at Mrs White on North Toursipna street discussing Grant’s life and presidency. The business period covered by president Mrs Steve Carrigan included by-laws changes.

Hayes McRae Frank An Wray Wa Gibson Mes Duck Meek Bradley Gibson Steve Carrigan Sr Ralph Rowton Lenora Renton William Rowton Texarlana U.S. Grant United States Bay View Toursipna Street Steve Carrigandv Gus Haynes W. O. Shipley Herbert Morley North Elm Street G. Frank Miles Terrell Cornelius KB. M. McWilliams

Pageant at First Presbyterian Church Enchants Community

A Mission Studies series at the First Presbyterian Church featured a pageant titled The Kingdom Highways directed by Miss Eleanor Foster with church choir support. Dr. Brewster spoke on home and foreign missions and revealed the pageant's theme. Esther Leiper Shumaker of Memphis wrote it. Mrs Finley Ward contributed.

First Presbyterian Church Eleanor Foster Charch Brewster Voster Volee Esther Leiper Shumaker Memphis Finley Ward

Gold Makes Sharp November 1 1931 No Agreement With Europe

The article asserts the Federal Reserve has not entered an agreement protecting the British pound or French franc. It argues a gold breath policy could curb disturbances abroad more than acquiring gold. A daily gold price would signal currency moves to England and France, while White House denies Roosevelt British talks covered the gold purchase policy and focuses on debt relief.

Europe RR. F.C. Myca R. B.C England France White Hose Roosevelt Ronald Lindsay Frederick Leigh-Ross United States

Education Week Sermon Proposal Highlights Education Role

Dy Daweon urged ministers of all denominations to deliver a Sunday sermon on November 12 about education’s place in national state and community life. The aim is to ensure every child receives eight instructional hours and to prevent character deficiencies in the next generation.

Daweon

Quiet wedding at Hope unites Bearden and Hunt families

Miss Shirley Bearden daughter of Mr and Mrs Kim Bearden and Mr Ralph Hunt son of Mr and Mrs R P Hunt wed at Hope Sunday afternoon in a simple wing ceremony conducted by Rev Wallace Ropers. A formal reception followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Bearden for relatives and friends. After November 5 the couple will reside on the Hope Campless road. A newborn son James Thomas was christened to Alford Beardley and wife on Thursday October 26 weighing 411 pounds.

Shirley Bearden Kim Bearden Ralph Hunt R. P. Hunt Hope Wallace Ropers Jim Bearden

Local Notices From Morris Area Church Gatherings

Mr and Mrs L H Mitchell attend the 5th Sunday meeting at Morris. Chas Hairston spent Sunday with parents near Bodcaw. E M Hart were Sunday guests of NL/Partle. Ivy Mitchell and John Bill Jordan with E G Wright visited B M Hazzard. E G Bright of Prescott will fill appointment here next Saturday and Sunday. Sunday meeting at 11 to organize Sunday school. Bro DO Silvey will preach at Rocky Mound third Sunday night in November. Beatrice Hembree spent Thursday night with Sibyl Samuel of DeAnn. Leon Willis in Hope Saturday. Atkins at Eh. Jeff Sutton and baby spent weekend with H L Sutton. Martha Hembree visited Mrs Carl Evans Monday afternoon.

L. H. Mitchell Morris Chas. Hairston Bodcaw E. M. Hart Guid NL Ci Partle Ivy Mitchell John Bill Jordan E.G. Wright B. M. Hazzard E. G. Bright Prescott D. Oo. Silvey Rocky Mound Shreveport Bessie Duke Beatrice Hembree Sibyl Samuel DeAnn Leon Willis Hope Atkins Jeff Sutton Baby H. L. Sutton Martha Hembree Carl Evans

Community Notes From Sulphur and Nearby Areas

Holly Grove residents Mr and Mrs Lee Gorham moved to Sulphur Ola while others returning from Oklahoma cotton work include Mr and Mrs Jim Thomas of Nashville and Mr and Mrs Kennie Atkins with children from Battlefield visiting R T Home Brew. Visits continued as Sherman Roberts and Miss Jettie Watkins spent Sunday at Sutton among local families.

Lee Gorham Sulphur Ola Oklahoma Jim Thomas Nashville Kennie Atkins Battlefield R. T. Homebrew Sherman Roberts Sind Jettie Watkins Sutton Carl Evans Norman R. L. Elliott John Slaten Mavis DeAun Charlie Roberts Ida Gorham

New Liberty Church Notes and Local Visits

New Liberty residents report Winnie Crider's asthma recovery. Lizzie Crider visited Ada Hamilton. Lois McClure and her Fulton guest Jimmie call on Bright Crider parents. Dock Hamilton and sons Jan and Carl shopped. Langston and others attended a fifth Sunday penitential service moved from the fourth to the second Sunday monthly. Doel Hamilton and Alvin Hamilton hosted visitors from Emmet. Horace Hamilton visited J L Bordwell on Sunday afternoon.

Winnie Crider Lizzie Crider Ada Hamilton Lois McClure Jimmie Fulton Bright Crider Dock Hamilton Jan Carl G. F.langston Cale New Liberty Doel Hamilton Alvin ‘Hamilton Emmet

Sunday Socials and Visits Across Prescott Area

Local residents and visitors filled Sunday with church, calls, and meals across Prescott and nearby towns. Notables included Mrs. Algie Thomas, Mrs. Alien Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yarberry, and families from Blevins, Delight, and Dennyville. A Prescott church gathering featured Misses Ruth Vandever, Dixie Mae, and Virgie Dobson, while community reports note progressive health for Mrs. Will Campbell after two months in Little Rock.

Algie Thomas Alien Moore W. T. Yarberry Car} Morris Sam Yarberry Mont Harris Blevins Chester Yarperry Sallie Morris Mallie Wilson Bette Joe Spears Letha McDougald Clee Grimes Margaret Grives Dennyville Fred’ Arnold Prescott A. Sewell Deanyville J. R. Huskey Will Spears Paul Lamb Delight Gertrude de Janey Esther Stephens Will Camp Bell Ed Schoonover John Delaney Wess Hendrix Emma Brown Gertrude Delaney Ethel Harris Will Campbell Little Rock W. L. McDougald Redland Dave Neal Bob Brown Ruth Vandever Dixie Mae Virgie Dobson Margaret Grimes James Grimes M. H. Montgomery Hope James Carman Estelle Theda Earl Campbell Odel Carman Ola Mae Adrien Huskey Belt's Chapel Christine, Glanton Donald Dallas Texas

County-Wide Singing in City Hall Sunday

A county wide singing will be held here Sunday starting at 1 20 PM in the auditorium with singers convening and urged to bring song hooks for the event to rest until late afternoon.

Senator Sorghum Seeks Memory Training Strategy

In a wry line from Philander Johnson in the Washington Star, Senator Sorghum declares his plan to train memory. He admits uncertainty, asking what system might help him recall what to say during interviews.

Senator Sorghum Philander Johnson

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