Dark world calls for light through regular church attendance
Fragmentary OCR lists businesses and names in Hope Arkansas linking faith and community life. The text exhorts spiritual reflection, noting the need to possess the light of Christ and attend church, amid broader critique of moral omissions affecting family, church, and state. Names and local firms appear as context for a hometown message.
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Christ Jesus
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Tomeme
Hope Transfer & Storage Co
Bill Stewart
James Motor Co
Jim James
Young Chevrolet Co
Hope Wire Products, Inc
Harold S. Eakley
Employes
Stephens Grocer Co
Herbert Stephens
Harold M. Stephens
Crescent Drug Store
Frank Douglas
Tel-E-Tex Oil Company
Mrs. Jewell
Gunter Retail Lumber Co
W.H. Gunter Jr
Bill Gunter
Carroll Messer Food Center
Carroll Messer and
Dean’s
Dean E. Murphy
Shanhouse & Sons, Inc
Dorsey Askew
Midwest Dairy
George Walden
Jim Martindale
R.C. Lehman Sr
Oakcrest Funeral Home & Burial Association
Hosey
Texaco
Julian O. Hosey
Charles $. Johnson
BOLS
Main St
The
Trading Post
Sales
Lincoln
Mercury
Comet
Ray Turner
Marie Pi
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Arkansas
Amd
Herndon-Cornelius Funeral Home
Rufus V. Herndon
Hope Furniture Company
Rufus V. Herndon Jr
Bramlett Oil Company
Jobber, Lion of Products
Jimmie Griffin
Hogue Esso Servicenter
Ed Hogue
Turnagetstead County
Chogie
Perry
Perry Campbell
Hollis
Joe and
Barbara Hollis
Fox Tire Company
Jesse McCorkle
LaGrone Williams Hardware
LaGrone Williams
Lg S. Elm
Hope Auto Company, Inc
Fom
Frank McLarty
Cox Foundry & Machine Co
Charlie, Johnny
Robert Cox
the ‘Shepherd's Staff