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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1938
Page
4
A fragmentary page blends a ceremonial poem about veterans with local notices. The text mentions Sikalghe of limb and eye, names residents visiting Little Rock, Tulsa, and Warren Ark, and updates on PTA meetings, library conventions, and family visits to Ardmore and Chickasha.
The lesson contrasts modern violence with the Bible’s teaching on human life. It cites the commandment against killing and Cain and Abel to urge peace, humane values, and proactive steps to prevent deaths from war and accidents. It calls for society to value life in all respects and to foster brotherly relations and safer communities.
The Rev. C H Asher of Malvern will speak at 11 o clock Sunday morning at Hope Gospel Tabernacle and again at 745 in the evening as part of Pastor Bert Webb’s revival in Tulsa. Large crowds are expected and the public is invited to attend.
Sunday school at 45 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. by Pastor Bly. PT. C. meets at 6:45 p.m. preaching at 4:45 p.m. Ladies auxiliary meets at Mrs. Mant Allen's home. Monday at 2:34 p.m. we have night services next week with Bro. Hollis Purtle preaching. Services start at 7:40 p.m. Everyone come and worship.
Bert Webb and Mrs Webb extend stay in Tulsa to attend Faith Tabernacle campaign. Asher from Malvern will speak at both Sunday services. In Tulsa meetings strong Sunday school at 9 45 and Christ's Ambassadors and Children's Church at 6 45. Hope Gospel Tabernacle promotes its full gospel center as a Sunday night program.
Sunday marks the close of the conference year as Pastor Fred Harrison leaves Tuesday for annual conference at Camden. All members urged to attend services with the morning sermon titled If I Had Just One Sermon to Preach and the evening message Making Religion Rew. Church school meets at 10 a.m. Epworth Leagues for Intermediate and Young People at 6:30 p.m.
First Baptist Church at Hastor invites the public to Sunday morning worship themed Happiness Purity and a Vision of the Gospel with Sunday school at 9 45. The pastor will speak on The Gibralor of the Gospel at 7 20 pm. Baptist Training Union meets 6 30. A free showing of the film Mediterranean Borders Lands is next Thursday at 8 00 pm in the auditorium with the pastor’s narration. Admission free.
Unity Baptist Church at 10 Wall Street South Main invites the public to Sunday school at 10 o clock. Morning preaching at 11 with the message Gideon at Work. Evening services feature singing at 7 and preaching at 7 on Gideons Followers Tested. Woodman hall over City Cafe listed as location.
A moral reflection cites the Master’s message that the Son of Man is not here to destroy lives but to save them, urging memory of humane values and compassion today.
Ted Haynes and his Rose City entertainers will perform at a negro dance in the Casino ballroom Monday night starting at nine o'clock.
A sweeping late 1930s analysis notes global armament surged from four to ten billion dollars annually between 1931 and 1937, with 1998 estimates placing costs between one and eighteen billion. It traces rearmament across nations, the Versailles-era limits, and the rise of air power, urging the United States to fortify defenses on land, sea, and air while safeguarding democracy and economic stability.
The article notes a continuing stalemate as Roosevelt era politicians weigh post election policy, urging Republicans elected to show restraint. Voters and leaders consider whether Roosevelt will seek compromise or pursue a hard line for two years, shaping the administration's direction.
A new fashion hint showcases a youthful design aimed at flattering women's size figures. The feature emphasizes fit, silhouette, and versatile styling options for varying body shapes while noting accessible materials and seasonal influences.
Here is Pattern 8325 a new fashion design by Carol Day for women's sizes 32 through 44. It features a slim waist line with back fastened side belts and a lengthening front to flatter the waist. Several fabric options exist wool crepe flat crepe faille flannel or tie silk with varied sleeve lengths. The Fall and Winter pattern book will offer many styles and sizes for every occasion, with pages of designs and accessories.
A city library display presents fiction including One to Live With by Ruby Mayres Imperial City by Eliner Rice and The Foolish Virgin by Kathleen Newis. Non fiction titles include American Wings by Captain Eue Leyson and This Is My Story by Eleanor Roosevelt. The piece ends with a playful line about football players and a scrub team.
Ozark novelty star Shim Andrews leads a 21 member Davis Brunk troupe in Hope for a week at Fifth and Elm tent theatre opening Monday November 14 with When Ladies Meet. Critics praise his versatile musical act. Peggy Lanham Wade Hays and others provide strong performances while I P Davis anchors the cast for family friendly entertainment.
Arkansas laborers are advised not to travel to California and Arizona for work as both states report sufficient cotton harvest labor seasonally. The Arkansas State Employment Service and Farm Placement Service cite letters from Arizona and California officials stating no additional labor will be required, signaling limited job prospects on arrival.
Photographs show dresses made from these patterns being worn, a feature you will enjoy. See the charming designs in this new book help you in your sewing. One pattern and the new Fall and Winter Pattern Book 25 cents, Pattern or book alone 15 cents. For a Pattern of its attractive model send lie in coin, your name, address, style number and size to Hope Star Today's Pattern Bureau, 211 W, Wecker Drive, Chicago, Illinois.
Members gathered at Mrs Robins home on November 2 for a devotion led by Mrs Robins. Melva Bullington demonstrated rug making and discussed meat canning. Members suggested Christmas gift ideas and pattern changes. Three games directed by Mrs Clifton Citty entertained attendees. Officers elected include President Mrs Chas E H Locke and others for areas like gardening, food preservation, clothing, recreation, and child care.
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