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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1937
Page
5
A fragmentary local notice round up includes a poem about a perfect rose and a Fort Worth Baptist church executive hour meeting at 2 on Monday afternoon. It also reports social and school events including guest visits, a service class supper, and P T A activities with notes on attendees and speakers.
Church notices advertise Sunday School lessons on Christian Workers, Bishop sermon times, youth meetings, and welcoming visitors. Other churches list Sunday schedules, morning and vesper services, and midweek prayers. The First Presbyterian and First Methodist programs include classes, sermons, and youth activities with cordial invitations to all.
A local church invites readers to an evening service starting at 7 30 with a sermon The Costly Living but Cheap Religion The sermon cites David and Nathan to urge more true religious commitment and action than mere show Fans are reminded that winter skating romances alter courtship norms and the girl may break the ice at the end of the piece
The text argues that in building God’s house the minister is no more vital than any church member. St Paul’s image of the church as a body shows every member has a role, from the highest to the humblest part, all essential to strong, functioning fellowship in Christ.
A discourse on the need for critique in Christian work and personal effort. It compares Paul’s teaching on sowing and reaping to everyday labor, urging competent, honest workmanship and objective judgment by capable critics. The text notes the allure of praise and fear of criticism, and ends with a quip on evolving topics from explorers’ discoveries to Tarzan.
Hempstead county home demonstration members plan next spring plantings as fall vegetables are harvested. Extension horticulturist P T Beton advises plowing to improve yields and curb diseases while fall weeds provide humus. Suggestions include using trimmed cans and gourds as gift containers for breads, puddings, jams, and confections, with decorative painting and ribbons.
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