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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
3
A list of community advertisers is published showing support from Ellen Florist Gift Shop Sid Rogers Buick Cox Bros Foundry and Machine Co Jordan's Body Shop James Cleaners Porter Garage and Glass Owen's Department Store and others. The notice indicates the ads are paid for by undersigned individuals and institutions including Ralph Montgomery Market Mid-South Sotton Supply and Ben Owen among scrap metal buyers.
A town wide notice lists church schedules and programs. First Methodist, First Presbyterian, First Baptist, First Christian, Shower Springs, Garrett Memorial, St. Mark’s Episcopal, Catholic Church, First Pentecostal, Church of Christ all publish Sunday school times, morning and evening services, youth activities, prayer meetings, and special programs. Names of pastors, host locations, and weekly activities are included for each congregation.
A fragmented church page lists services for Zion CME Church Epworth League and other congregations. It cites Rev I M Manning pastor at Zion CME with Sunday School and morning worship times, plus Epworth League and evening services. Other churches named include Epworth Memorials and Church of God with pastors G L Grassiey and 0 N Beans and their service times truncated.
William E. Gilroy argues the Bible as the chief source of knowledge about God, outlining life as moral purpose and divine justice. He traces humanity's failures from Israel to modern nations and calls for a faithful remnant to uphold God's will. The piece includes church notices and a brief local incident about an Arkansan sailor injured in Newport.
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