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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1934
Page
4
A verbose Armistice Day lament blends with a Brookwood P T A meeting notice and a string of social items. The page records city ceremonies, traveler visits, and several school and club activities including the Paisley P L C A meeting, the Magnolia A M college weekend guests, and a Friday Music club program featuring American music pioneers. Continuous social notices name residents, guests, and family events across Arkadelphia and nearby towns.
Shreveport and Miss Virginnia Reynolds of Téxtaykaha along with Mrs. M.8. Kennerly departed Saturday to visit Overton Texas. Mrs. Ira Yarbrough hosted her daughter with Mr. K. Richards visiting Texarkana. St Marks Episcopal church to hold day of prayer services at 10 o'clock Monday morning. Mrs. J.C. Carlton Miriam I Carlton and Doris Moses visited Little Rock while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Lovington New Mexico and Mrs. Nattie Goodrett of Waxahatchie Texas guest of Blanche Cannon and the Schooleys in Hope. The Ramseys of De eature, I will depart Hope Sunday for Decatur.
Camden High School Panthers upset Hot Springs High School Trojans 7 to 0 at Rix Field. Paul Longinotti was neutralized as Camden dictated play and stifled the Trojan attack while star end Wilbur Greene of Hot Springs was ruled ineligible by the Arkansas Athletic Association for being over the age limit.
Hope Kennedy and teammates anchor the Prescott Beavers line as they shut down the Owens Prescott offense through three quarters. Starting lineup includes Kennedy at left tackle, Braswell at right guard, Worthington at center, Owens, Richards, Haynie, Moore, and Johnson on the line, with Anderson, Weaver, Payne, Turner, Stroud, and Spears in the backfield.
Arkansas and nearby colleges posted a slate of football results including College of Ozarks 7 over Arkansas Tech 0, Central Oklahoma Teachers 8 over Tosarkuna College 7, University of Tennessee Junior College 45 over Jonesboro Baptists 6, and Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers 7 over Henderson. Other high scores featured Fayetteville 19 to 15 over Clarksville, Hope 34 over Prescott 0, Smackover 45 over Strong 0, Nashville 68 over Malvern 0, Ashdown 39 over Dierks 0, Monticello 18 over Wilmot 0, and Stuttgart 19 over DeWitt 0.
The Rev Mrs Beasley spoke at Hope Gospel Tabernacle on the baptism of the Holy Spirit from Acts 1 8 urging believers to await the Father’s promise. She cited Christ prayers in John 17 and described the Holy Spirit as power for service not fanaticism. The revival continues next week.
The State Highway Department made progress Saturday in graveling the shoulders of the narrow Hope end section of Washington highway. The work, begun weeks after reports urged the improvement, aims to reduce dangers when wet weather makes dirt shoulders slick and cars run off the pavement to pass trucks.
Columbus overwhelmed Emmet with a quick offense and tight defense to win by 25 points. The victors used a fast-breaking attack to seize control early and held Emmet scoreless at times. The result underscores Columbus’s strong performance this season.
Emmet Friday notes Columbus led from the start and finished 25 to 10. Thears and Caldwell tied for high points with seven each while Happ starred at guard. Phillips stood out for Emmet. Columbus girls topped Emmet 23 to 15.
The pastor will preach at both services on Sunday with choir music and congregational singing led by Cleude Taylor. Sunday school expands with a class for every group and new quarters for departments. BYPU meets at 7:30 with a new unit, and the B A U Baptist Adult Union is organized meeting Sundays. a Lady of Good Hope holds 65th Sunday After Penitence with Morning Prayer at 9:30 and catechetical instruction at 10:30 followed by devotions and study Our Sunday Visitor.
A devout prayer service honoring the Poor Souls takes place Friday night at 7 40 with the Benediction and devotions on the Way of the Gross land in November.
Fragmentary text mentions inspection fees and a 70008 dollar amount, with references to cats and traffic work. Information is garbled, no clear event or dates, entities, or outcomes present in readable parts.
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