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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
5
A mixed local item mentions poetry lines by Hearne and Heirne, then reports on church and social events in Hope, Arkansas region. Notes visitors, auxiliary circle meetings, a birthday celebration, a Kansas City visitor, and a hospital update. Also lists a youth meeting and a charity rummage sale planned by the Woman's Missionary Society, with travel and guest details.
Scotty McNaught of Canada wrestled Ralph Berry in a 45 minute preliminary at the American Legion arena on East Second Street, drawing as Berry fought from tight spots to claim a lucky finish. The Black Dragon took the final event with two straight falls over George Ligosky, while Ted Woods of Little Rock officiated both matches.
The lesson centers on Jeremiah as a bold Israelite prophet who speaks truth to power, unafraid of persecution. It likens his call to Moses and urges modern readers to apply Jeremiah’s insistence on justice, fidelity to God, and patriotic steadfastness to the nation’s present crisis. It cites Jane Addams as a contemporary example of public moral courage and calls for renewed loyalty to true peace and order.
Hollywood producers vow a wide color film push led by John Whitney and Merian Cooper with Beaky Sharp Enmore and Little Lord Fauntleroy among titles. Selznick to shoot in color for United Artists with Freddie Bartholomew in Fauntleroy, while Wandey plans Arabian Nights with Boyer. Warner Brothers seeks Green Pastures color special. Industry debates color’s appeal amid technology’s limits and cost.
A reflective column traces Elaine and Launcelot in Camelot and a modern air route romance, arguing that men pursue until rejected. It contends that women often curb pursuit, noting how knights once used tests and tasks to win a lady, while lovers now face different yardsticks.
The churches list Sunday school times morning and evening services led by Rev J F White at Churches of the Nazarene and St Mark's Episcopal with Holy Eucharist and sermons. First Cimaltian outlines Bible study and worship times. Prayer meetings and Christian Endeavor noted, with a chicken dinner fundraiser by Ladies Auxiliary and regular meetings listed.
Pastor R Harrison will deliver the morning sermon at 10 55 with the theme Responsibility of Leadership. All stewards are urged to attend. Evening service at 7 30 features Rev L E N Hundley presiding over the fourth and last quarterly conference of the year. This will be Brother Hundley s last appearance for the district.
The passage argues performance hinges on perception as cunning women exploit flight and stillness to gain advantage. It contrasts desire with illusion, noting that appeal is enhanced when a suitor scales no barriers. The two Elaines miss chances, and Don Juans’ choices reflect autonomy, not coercion.
The Melrose Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at 9.8 mm at Mrs. McAdams home. President Mrs. Perriman opened the session. Mrs. T. H. Roberts visits the church as he finishes his quadrennium as presiding elder. conference to meet November 7 at El Dorado. Members and visitors urged to attend. Mrs. Perrittan led prayer. Eight members attended. Miss Alford judged fruits, meats, and vegetables. Miss CHIEN ness noted. C. B. Zimberly gave a talk on cheese making. Mrs. Fred Voeu to represent the club in the rainin contest. Meeting adjourned for November at Mrs. Perretian.
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