Library Offers Books for Every Age and Interest
The town library promotes a wide range of reading with titles for children and adults including travel, fairy tales, adventure, and educational volumes. A concert event by the Stamps and Hope Quartettes at the city auditorium aims to support library funding, with admission from five cents for adults and ten cents for children. Local news notes highlight pastors visiting, teachers attending state meetings, and social gatherings at the Kinser home and among the First Presbyterian Auxiliary members.
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Stamps Quartette
Hope Quartette
Tao Afelgek
Vily Auditorium
Jiepe Library Association
W.J. Anderson
Columbus
Dunehill Presbytery
Methodist Meet Presides Over Four Year Limit Debate
The Arkansas Methodist conference debates four year limits for presiding elders as Rev Cannon extends nine year pastorate at Arkadelphia. Cabinet aides Bishop Boaz oversee districts J W Mann J J Stowe James Thomas J C Blemm E R Steel J A Henderson J L Hoover as Bishop Boaz nears retirement amid conference sessions.
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Ja. EL. Cannon
Arkadelphia
Boaz
J. W. Mann
J. J. Stowe
Cannon
James Thomas
Itttle Rock
J.C. Blemm
Monticello
E.R. Steel
Pine Bluff
J. A. Henderson
Prescott Circl
J. L. Hoover
Texiurianastrict
Arkansas Methodism
Nashville
Methodist publishing and church boards convene in regional tour
Delegates from Tennessee Louisville St Louis and Atlanta travel from Nashville led by I A Whitmore to represent Methodist publishing interests and several boards including lay activities education church extension hospital finance. The Lite Rock conference with about 200 preachers and 75 000 members raised 608 272 last year for all purposes.
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Hospital Board
Taither B. Todd
St. Louis
Board of Finance
Local social notices from Hope and nearby towns
Mrs T C Wilson Mrs J C Hill and Thomas Carr Jobson spent the weekend with friends in Little River Cottey Club Hartville R ok Jackson and Jimny Wilson attended the Scottish Rite banquet at the Barlow Hotel in Hope last Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Herbert Bristow of Liberty spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs EM Delaney Miss Atoyise Wilson and Minnie Johnson visited Shreveport last week as guests of Mrs J A Williamson Dr and Mrs J R Autrey were recent visitors to Fulton Mr and Mrs RC Stuart and Mrs T C Wilson visited Hope Tuesday night Mr and Mrs P R Booker of Texarkana spent Friday night with Dr and Mrs J R Autrey Judge J L Wilson of Patmos was in town Thursday Luke Thompson of Saratoga was in town recently Mrs J O Johnson was shopping in Hope last week Mrs J S Wilson Sr Mrs Jim Wilson Jr and Mrs R E Jackson and Mrs E J Shepperson were shopping in Hope Saturday Rev Wiles of Arkadelphia preached at the Baptist church there Sunday He is a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Hamilton While here Mr and Mrs J M Balding were visitors to Mineral Springs Sunday afternoon W W Ellen spent the weekend in Shreveport with his daughter Mrs J N Hewige and Mr Evans
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T. C. Wilson
J. C. Hill
Thomas Carr Jobson
Little River Cottey Club
Harittle
R. Ok. Jackson
Jimny Wilson
Barlow Hotel
Hope
Herbert Bristow of
Liberty
Em, Delaney
Atoyise Wilson
M Jnnie Johnson
Shreveport
J. M. Balding
Mineral Springs
W. W. Ellen
J. N. Hewige
Mr. Evans
Death of Joseph Court Revives Interest in Agapemonites Cult
In Papemonite reports, Joseph Court aged 1 dies amid the Abode of Love rites as 33 women and 5 men join in a burial. Douglas Hamilton, ruler of the Agapemonites, reads prayers. crowd scatters flowers. The movement founded by Henry James Prince in 1445 preaches flesh’s immortality, drawing opposition and mob actions against its leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaxton
Joseph Court
Douglas Hamilton
Henry James Prince
Prince
John Mugh
Bell
Smyth-Piggott
Hamilton
Local Folks News Roundup From Washington County
J H Johnson and family traveled toward Brokerdon Oklahoma to visit ham maker C R White in Stuart. T L Johnson and W T Stuart attended court in Washington Mandy. Dr H M W Darnatl spent the weekend with family at Hope. Mr and Mrs C C Stuart of Washington visited friends in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kim Ferguson and children of Nashville were guests of Mr and Mrs David Wilson Sunday. John Wilson of Okay spent the week end with homefolks here.
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J. H. Johnson
Reevenly
Brokerdon
Oklahoma
C.R. White
Din Stuart
T. L. Johnson
Wt. C. Stuart
Washington
HM. W. Darnatl
Hope
C. C. Stuart
Lown
Mes
Kim Ferguson
Nashville
David Wilson
John Wilson
Okay
Youthful Pitcher Goes Up To Majors
Nine year old Ralph Peters of Fremont is set for a major league tryout next spring after a scout from the St. Louis Cardinals watched his five hit game against Western Leaguers last summer. The Fremont boy has appeared in one real ball game and now earned a chance in the big leagues.
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Fremont
Neb
Ralph Peters
St. Louis Cardinals
Hempstead Chancery Court Warns Respondents to Answer
Warning order issued in Hempstead Chancery Court requiring Martha C. Anderson as Administrator and plaintiffs to proceed against W. W. Ellen as Administrator and defendants Robert L. Cunningham Minnie Cunningham and J. G. (Garland) Cunningham to appear within thirty days and answer the complaint.
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Hempstead Chancery Court
Martha C. Anderson
Admr
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Timhood
F. D. Meary
Little Rock
K. G. McRie, Sr
Ysterday
Fort Smith
Presbyterian Syndical
Margaret Kinser
South Main Street
Kinser
Hope High School
Thos
Margaret Gell
Mary Lillian McRae
Lewisville
First Presbyterian
Louis Beeker
Brookwood
Elmina Fontaine
America
Doro Miller
L. A. Foster
M. Malone
Ford
Mrs. & G. Narlton
Minden
Cornelia Whitehurst
Vick
Little Rocess
Mth
Billy Duckett
Bertha Turner McRae
Susane
Voige
Hoot Gibson
Gad
Sais
Vines
Tolay
Madame X
Lewis Stone
Kat Chatterton
Adiledo
Vitaphone
Vaiudeville
Raymond Hackete
Broadway
Lixtra
Paramount Talking News
Jaencer
Scream
Keury
Methodist Meet
Meshgaltes
Ion, Standae Sa
Willie Harris
Norvis
Ward and Son
Moreland‘s Drug Store
Houdaille
Hope Auto Co
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