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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1955
Page
3
The sermon argues Jesus ministry lasted about three years starting around age 30 and centered on the Gospel. It contrasts Gospel driven love with ethical religions and insists true Christian ministry regenerates lives and improves society through the love of God.
Calendar notes mark the Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs J J Bennett on November 5 at 496 North Main from 1 to 4 p m. Friends and relatives are invited. Mrs Homer Beverley hosts a Rainbow Girls dance at 8 p m November 5 at Hope Country Club. Church events: WSCS circles meet November 7 at 2 and 3 p m in local homes with listed hostesses and co-hostesses.
Notice states Haskell Jones will bring the sermon at the Sunday morning service of the First Christian Church. There will be no service Sunday evening.
The John Cain Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 12 30 Wednesday noon November 9 at Hotel Barlow. Hostesses are Mrs Dick Watkins Mrs Frank McLarty Mrs R L Persons and Mrs Frank Johnson. Honor guests include Mrs Ruth Massey state regent and Mrs Esther Frazier state parliamentarian. A coffee for members and prospective members follows at 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Katherine Richards Howards home.
A roundup from The Associated Press reports several notable deaths. Rabbi Samuel Schulman, 91, emeritus of Temple Emanuel, credited with coining melting pot. Charles Whiteley, 73, British Labour MP and former chief whip. Albert Victor Baillie, 91, former Windsor Anglican dean and Garter registrar. Gilburg Owen Sypherd, 78, former University of Maryland president and emeritus professor. Died Thursday in multiple locations including New York and Newark.
Coming and Going notes Sg t and Mrs Schooley and family visiting Vernon Schooley en route to Hawaii. Mr and Mrs George Roebbeke and daughter Linda of Stuttgart visit the C M Agees for the weekend.
Berlie Allen chaired the October 27 Victory Community 4 H Club meeting where Mrs. Lorraine B. Wylie, home demonstration agent, spoke on personality improvement and bracelet making. Members will meet November 3 to craft bracelets with 30 members 8 leaders and visitors present.
A sequence of Dorothy Dix advisory questions covers love and marriage, heartbreak, and social etiquette. Readers seek guidance on forgetting a fiancé, dating age gaps, handling a relative’s snub, and judging a married man, with Miss Dix offering practical, cautious counsel.
TV programming wars between ABC CBS and NBC draw sharper weekend battles leaving single station viewers with fewer options. The piece notes Como versus Gleason and a Dior anecdote tied to Ed Murrow on Person to Person CBS TV, highlighting viewer tradeoffs and questions about program variety.
Little Rock Atty Gen Tom Gentry ruled the 1955 act authorizing bond issues for state parks expansion remains legal. In a filing to Publicity Director Sam Kirby he said the Publicity and Parks Commission may use park revenues to retire bonds for park improvements.
A widow describes her fiancé’s push to marry once his affairs are settled, while she waits in suspense daily. He claims he never loved anyone but her, not even his wife, prompting reflection on whether all women are ready to be swayed by marriage proposals from men already attached.
Chicago reports aspirin or similar drugs may prevent new or painful kidney stones. Dr Samuel Yes of the University of Virginia notes a new approach to prevention discussed at the American College of Surgeons meeting. Dr Edwin L Pie tested five to six aspirin tablets daily, stopping stone formation in several patients with prior stones.
Research discusses bile acids like glucuronic acid produced by the liver and triggered by aspirin and salicylates to remove stones from the bladder and urine. Increased acids reduce calcium available for new stone formation, lowering stone risk.
Researchers report that 25 percent of growth response in pigs is inherited while the remaining 75 percent depends on feeding from birth to market. The findings underscore the role of nutrition in pig development.
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