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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
5
The page blends a reflective verse about a day’s unforeseen beauty with Thanksgiving visiting notes. Readers are told of plans for meals, guests, and gatherings across families in Russettville, Warren, Little Rock, and nearby towns.
Prescott Auxiliary hosts a barn dance featuring the Brescott Band directed by Rue Oliver and Dorman's Prescott string band. The event precedes a concert and promises lively music for a local community gathering amid fragmented OCR text.
Rev Noel Perkin general secretary of the Assemblies of God will speak at Hope Gospel Tabernacle North Matin Street three times on Sunday at 11 230 and 730. He recently toured Asia Africa South America and China and Japan and will discuss world conditions and missionary safety. Hope pastors invite all to attend the afternoon rally and evening services with sermons on The Christian's Conception of Man and The Great Invitation.
Rev Tort Webb hosts a large Sunday schedule with Sunday school led by Sister Stokes and Chris’s Ambassadors superintendent. A morning message from Rev Neel Perkins in Springfield, Missouri is planned along with a new daylong series featuring spiritual teaching.
The Star reports Quaker Oats Company will start a six month advertising drive for Quaker Oats cereal aimed at Dionne Quins. A monoplane glider offer features in the plan, designed by a Wright Brothers associate, intended to teach basic flight concepts. The Hope grocery role welcomes the campaign amid heavy national ad support.
Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. morning worship at 11:00 a.m. vesper service at 4:00 p.m. Young People's group meets at 8:00 p.m. Mid week service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. in the Exhication Building. You are welcome to attend any service. A cure during an epidemic noted with quarantine measures and a quip about bill collectors and Auntie. Marquesan timekeeping by smoking cigarets is described.
The lesson uses the vine and branch metaphor to explain Christian fruitfulness. Abiding in Christ yields fruit as one stays connected to grace and truth. Love is the essence of the relationship with God and Christ, and obedience confirms true love. Joy arises from this relationship and the unspeakable gift of God.
Procs describes bolero jackets as a Winter delight, noting uses for din ner or as a less formal costume. It details design features like a flattering reverse, front panel fullness, and pockets. Instructions and yardage are given for sizes 14 to 42, with sew charts and a Winter Pattern Book offer.
A recipe for an Oatmeal Torte using Quick Quaker Oats as a crumb substitute. Includes ingredients for the cake and pineapple filling, with steps to cream butter and sugar, fold in eggs and oats, bake, and assemble with a meringue topping and whipped cream. Recipes yield 12 servings.
A fragmentary note describes someone working on an invention resembling a phonograph. The text suggests a device that may be usable after a certain stage, but details are broken. The source appears to be garbled OCR with partial words and nonsensical phrases.
A humorous exchange centers on swimming at a lake. Citty Plapger asks why he was not warned before undressing, while the country constable notes there is no law against undressing. The brief dialogue highlights local ordinance ambiguity in a rural setting.
A garbled quotation mocks diplomatic phraseology. The speaker jokes that a woman with a striking face would stop a fight, implying a wary confrontation of social standards through muddled dialogue.
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