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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1933
Page
2
A fragmented list of clues and references spans continents and themes. Items touch on historical figures, geography, music, objects, and numbers, with unclear connections and partial phrases pointing to a puzzle or glossary rather than a single narrative.
Wallace B. Rogers pastor announces that First Baptist members will pledge support for the coming year on Sunday morning with Saturday or Sunday visits allowed until noon. An Every Member Canvass committee of about 60 will split into eight teams to reach members lacking pledges by Sunday noon, aiming to finish by 5 pm. The Male Chorus will present sacred music Sunday at 7:30 under Mrs. J. C. Carlton, featuring a program of hymns, anthems, solos, and a sermon by Rev. Wallace J. Rogers.
Sunday school at 9 45 4 am service at 11 am with Dr Chester known for Foreign Missions service. He will preach. Young Peoples Meeting at 6 30 pm Evening service 7 20 pm Mid week worship Wednesday 7 30 pm Thos Brewster
Sheppard James Cornelius will soon return to school. Mrs Pearl Cornelius made a business trip to Hope Saturday. Mr and Mrs G W Gilbert and children visited near Fulton. Mr Cunningham of Ashdown visits daughters Mrs Tampin Gilbert and Miss Ophelia Cunningham. Miss Ophelia Cunningham and her father dined with W L Cornelius family Sunday. Christeen Cornelius spent Friday with the Maidens. Lucille Cornelius spent Saturday with Ophelia Cunningham. Alice Pinley shopped in Hope Tuesday. The Sanhedrin verdict story appears as a garbled line in the text.
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