Thanksgiving Weekend Notes and Local Visits
A collage of social notes from Hope Arkansas lists selections by Miss Nancy Ruth Carrigan and numerous Thanksgiving visits. Readers include residents from Henderson State Teachers College, Texarkana, Dallas, Little Rock, Malvern, Texarkana, and Shreveport, with gatherings at homes of the Donergas, Ward, Burton, Cox, and McRae families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Dolph Donergas
Hugh Jones
Jittle
Betty
Texarkana
Dorsey McRae
East Third Street
McRae
Nellie B. Turner
Dorsey McRae Jr
Mansfield la
Bruce McRae
Little Rock
William H. Glover
Hitle
Dorsey David
Malvern
William Duck
William and
Benford McRae
Paul Keith
Bert Keith
R. O. Brideweill
C. E. Bell
Margaret Bell
Guy Card
Hard Ax
G. G. Fulmer
Pauls Letter to Philemon a Test of Christian Slavery
The weekly lesson surveys Paul the Aged writing to Philemon about Onesimus a runaway slave turned disciple. It frames a Christian resolution balancing master rights and brotherly love urging Philemon to receive Onesimus as a brother and repay any loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Philemon
Colossae
Ephesus
Onesimus
Faul
Rome
Murder Reunites 12 Families in Sacramento Case
In Sacramento a tattooed woman found murdered near Clarksville led the state bureau of criminal investigation to identify 12 missing daughters. Parents wrote in with descriptions and the agency connected them with their families, reuniting several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Clarksville
State Bureau, of Criminal Investigation
Bad Blood and Theft Echoes Through Canfield Family
Tony Stellicci battles guilt and fear as he contemplates the Dog Wagon theft and subsequent holdups in Dobles Neck. He retraced his brother Carlo’s role, mailed the stolen goods to police anonymously to protect his ailing father, and weighs how to stop Carlo without public scandal.
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Stellicci
Carlo
Tony
Dobles Neck
Henderson Bridge
Canfield
New York
Out of the Red Classes Aim for Sunday Goals
Sunday school notices urge all ten classes to reach posted goals to stay out of the red. State Missions Day offerings will support state work. Sermon topics include The Joy of Sacrifice and Tell Him So or the Sin of Ingratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everyman
Service
Trojans
Christ
New York
Family feud escalates over stolen ring
Tony confronts Carlo about the trunk raid and recovered ruby ring as Marcia and the nurse observe. Tony urges Carlo to quit the gang, warning of police involvement and risking their sick father. Marcia reveals she helped recover the ring, while Tony contemplates his shame and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia
Tony
Carlo
Providence
Curly
Dad
Careo
Evs
Tim
Carla
Hope Ends Best
The Trojans played a game halted by a key interception when Dean Parsons moved to the backfield and returned a pass for a decisive moment. A homely parable about accepting life’s outcomes is offered, followed by an invitation to attend services at the Christian church this Sunday and every Sunday.
Pentecostal Church Invites Congregation to All Services
Pastor Danita Barmom leads Sunday school at 9 45 with morning service on the theme Good Blessings from Strange Sources and an evening message The Call to Consecration The Thursday Bible study series focuses on Gifts of the Spirit Each member is urged to attend and the public is welcome to all services.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Elder Hellis Puble, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with B Y P T C services, preaching at 7 30 p m. Ladies Auxiliary Monday 2 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Men s Workers Meeting Thursday 2 30 p m. The public is invited to attend these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. C
Men's Workers Meeting
Trojan Victory Over Hope In Ends With Grounded Ball
The team for touchdown, Pittied Howe put in front by a state of 27 to. Hope substitutes flooded the field as Hot Springs failed to gain and punted. Spears connected on a long pass to Bright for a touchdown, pass and run good for yards. Holly kicked goal. Hope fumbled on the Bobcat 20. four passers failed and Hope punted as time expired. Reese and Ramsey starred on defense and offense. Parsons and Keith stood out on the line. Gregory praised Dean Parsons as the best high school guard seen. Holly closes four years in high school football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Hope
Hot Springs
Inter Spears
Bright
Holly
Trojan
Reese
Ramsey
Dick Moore
Stone
Dean Parsons
Keith
Gregory
University of Arkansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sid Henry
Bennie Benton
W. E. Howard
Small
Ralph Burton
Lewisville
Martha Burton
Hope High School School
J. D. Ward
Edwin Ward
W. G. Key
Pine Bluff
Richard Simington
Milton of
Dierks
Ner
South Main Street
Evelyn Albright
John Urban
Therese
Agness
Charles
Martha Patterson
E. J. Baker
A. A. Gentry
Gray Gentry
Matthew Thoman
Matthew
Bess Dodd
Dorothy Gunter
Julia Broening
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Texas
Beryl Henry
Willie Lawson
Jewell Moore
Donald Moore
Jennie Sue
Dorothy
Jewell Moore Jr
Memphis
Blytheville
Ark
Columbus
Miss
Omr
J. W. Perkins
W. E. Perkins
A. C. Kelly
Donald
Stamps
Claude Nunn
City
Glenn Durham
C. 8. Lowthorp
W. W. Durkett
C. C. McNeil
H.W. Knight
Analee Newton
Mrs. W. W. Duckett
Ted Johnson
Rosea
Radessa
Tex
Ira Knod
C. L. Chumley
Clay Johnson
Gillam, Ark
Paul Tryne
Shreveport, Sr
Alvin Galloway
Christian Brotherhood
Ephesians
Saenfer
Nino Martini
Ida Lupino
Leo Carrillo
the Gay Desperado
Gibson
File Huston
James Gleason
Hans Druce Cabot
Andy Devine
Stervey
Fredrig
Ladies’ Specialty Shop
Reece & Jones Meat Market
Eust
Front Street
Hope, Ark
SCC
CENTA
Kenneth G. Hamilton
C.E. Charles Taylor
Faye
Gine Marvin Canfield
By Sylvia
Piret Christian Church
Y. A. Hammond
Prescott Christian Church
Re_igion
Franklin K. Lane
Williams College
League of Appreciation
Arlo
Page One
Christian Church
Pentecostal Church
Danita Barmom
Charles Laughton
London
Captain Christmas
Sir Dasette
Peter Pan
Bag
Peter
Warren Nesbett
Blevins, Arkattsas
Uncle Natchel
Sonny
WAP
WSFA
PAM
WFLA
WSB
C.Z
WWE
SAS
Merchants of Hope
The
Star
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