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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1932
Page
3
Poem reflects on sunshine and shadow as life’s colors. Local church groups announce Week of Prayer events, meetings of missionary societies, and auxiliary circles in First Methodist and other congregations. Notices list schedule details and hostesses.
A velvet triangular plaque fronted by jewel studs marks a fresh evening wear trend. The item suggests a fashion debut and signals upscale accessory style for limited occasions.
Mrs E G Coop and Mrs Phipps will assist as hostesses with Mrs Burgher Jones leading. Circle No 2 meets at 2:30 in Mrs Arnold's room for a brief business session before joining the main auditorium. Circle No 3 meets in the junior department, Circle No 1 in the primary department. Mrs W Q Warren Sr returns from Hot Springs trip. Mrs Chas Shiver and Mrs L R Prewitt of Little Rock visited Mrs M E Anderson for her birthday. Mrs W P McGraw and daughter Bettie Jane and Mrs Tom Pain and daughter Frances of Nashville visited Mrs Della McClanahan.
Harmony residents recall visits among Lewisville families and kin across nearby towns. The piece notes numerous Sunday gatherings and midweek calls, with entries on Arnold Rogers McWilliams and guests from Bodcaw Idabel Hope and Bodcaw. A warm welcome is extended to Louisiana transplants joining the community.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m and at 7 30 p m board of stewards meets at 1 30 p m epworth league at 6 45 p m the morning service opens the Week of Prayer for the Women's Missionary Society with the sermon titled The Crisis of the Christ.
The First Presbyterian Church at W 8 Anderson invites all to Sunday school at 9:42 a.m. with departmental study. Morning worship at 11 a.m. on repentance and universal need. Vesper at 5 p.m. Evening Young People Society 6 p.m. and Ladies Auxiliary pageant. Meetings 3 p.m. Monday executive board, 7:30 p.m. Monday officers, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting.
The program lists a 1 pm vesper service at First Presbyterian Church with processional Day is Dying in the West invocation Lord's Prayer hymn numbers 196 and 249 scripture John 19 12 18 offertory anthem In the Cross of Christ I Glory sermon What Jesus Saw from the Cross recessional My Faith Looks up to Thee and benediction.
John J. DuLaney of Ashdown will fill the pulpit Sunday evening with a talk on The Distinctive Merits of the Christian Religion while Rev. Wallace R. Rogers preaches in Hope at the morning service on The Hope of Glory. The Sunday school and B Y P U programs show strong participation as church members welcome newcomers.
Magnolia A and M handed Ouachita College its first defeat 10 to 0 Friday at Magnolia. Text mentions other college results: Texarkana Junior College beat Monticello A and M 19 to 6 at Monticello, Hendrix College beat College of the Ozarks 6 to 0, Jonesboro Baptist College 19 Little Rock Junior College 7, Russellville Tech 26 State Teachers College 0. High school results include Hot Springs 40 Camden Panthers 12 and Tulsa Central 17 Little Rock 7, impacting state title race with Fort Smith’s earlier 17-13 win over Tulsa.
A Kiwanis item notes a September picnic at Hot Springs and a prize Canadian Flag to be placed with the American flag at Kiwanis meetings symbolizing U S Canada ties. The Rev. Wallace R. Rogers will lead next week's program.
Pine Bluff Ark. liquidating agent John E. Williams says Merchants and Planters Bank and Trust Co will pay a five percent dividend totaling about 82 999 to depositors. Two ten percent dividends have already been paid.
The Church of Christ invites a Bible study and Sunday worship led by John G. Reese. Morning service at 10 o clock with an 11 am sermon and an evening sermon at 7 30. Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Everyone is welcome.
Hope Wildcats suffer a 14 yard total offense showing as North Little Rock wins with a late TD return. Wall and Homan tie the scoreboard with a passing game, while Cothran breaks his arm early for Hope and Berry shines with punting and tackling.
Mrs. Fred J. Cullins died Thursday November 3 and was buried Friday at Marlbrook cemetery. She leaves her husband three children Ruthal Mae aged 4 James Howard aged 2 and William Doyal 4 months her mother Eva Mc Call and two sisters Mrs L W Cullins and Mrs Harvey Bolt all of Blevins.
Editorial argues against four or five so called reforms, calling them half baked and driven by selfish interests. It lauds Governor Futrell's primary support and urges voters to strike down all measures so he can implement his platform after taking office. Text dated Nov 4 1932 Texarkana Ark.
The North Arkansas conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at its annual session in Fort Smith Arkansas voted to reinstate Rev H K Morehead formerly presiding elder of the Helena district. He had been tried on charges of conduct unbecoming a minister and was suspended after a conviction. The conference gave him no definite pastorate, deeming the suspension sufficient punishment.
President Hoover addressed a large crowd at the University of Wisconsin athletic arena in Madison during a campaign stop. The event drew supporters in Wisconsin’s Progressive Republican stronghold as Hoover urged backing for his bid.
We thank all for kindness during the illness and death of our darling who passed away November 3. Special thanks to Julia Chester hospital staff for comfort in her last days. Gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peyton of Hope and to Freddie Cullins and children and to Mrs. Eva McCall, Mrs. Harvey Belt, and Mrs. L. W. Cullins.
Washington and Dallas County members Miss Dixie Elswick and Lyndell Bledsoe named Arkansas 1932 4-H Club champions and state Coach 4-H award winners. Elswick earned a 300.10 net from five years work, led clubs, and won 23 firsts and 16 seconds. Bledsoe reported 751.90 from diverse crops with strong yields and years of leadership. Runner ups include Bernice Houston and Arnid Sikes. district and state winners listed from Greene, Tekalon, Oak Grove, Tulip, Widow, and Emerson clubs across several counties.
Rosston's junior boys won 30 to 7 with Delmar Tomlin leading Rosston and Robert Aldman top for Central. Rosston's girls defeated Central 19 to 7 as Maya Bailey led Rosston and Margarett Coffield led Central. Senior boys fell to Central 30 to T with Joe Whitehead the Rosston high scorer and Edwood Miller top Central player.
Dana and Stan Ball reconnect after his illness on Folly Mountain as he accepts her offer of marriage. Dana contemplates Asper’s timber plans and Malloy’s departure while the moonlight seals their vow and the couple kiss under a western night.
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