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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1929
Page
3
A church invites members to attend Bible school and services stressing forward movement. It asks where residents were on the first Sunday, cites a 147 attenders base, and previews morning topic Left Handed Christians and evening talk Portable Religion with a violin solo.
Francis A. Buddin leads a Rally Day at the First Methodist Church inviting all departments to unite for a goal of six hundred in Sunday School. Infant baptism, a baptism sermon, and a large class joining the church mark the service. Epworth League meets, Officers Night invites leaders, and a midweek service follows.
Pupil names by class earn top marks in spelling at Garland Primary School for the week ending October 11. First Grade One A Eleanor Kirk Roy Warren. Two B Joan Crosby Vester Smith Homer Taylor Mary Haynes Howard Taylor Carolyn Clark Verla Allen Kathleen Haunt Mildred Kine. Two A Alta Bright. Three B J B Scruggs Jr Frances Yocum Maxine Elth.
A statement from Okay cement plant in Howard County urges the Saratoga School District to remain independent and oppose annexation by Mineral Springs. The letter argues the proposed consolidation would harm Okay residents, deprive their children of adequate schooling, and threaten local control and funding while favoring the Mineral Springs district. The writer criticizes the process as done without consent and asks for withdrawal of the petition and broader county school considerations.
Day sets a six hundred goal for Sunday school with the second Sunday in the class membership contest seen as a builder. All members urged to attend and bring new members. Visitors welcome for good singing and fellowship.
Rev F A Buddin, pastor of Hope Methodist church, will preach at Center Point Sunday at 3 00 pm with Sunday school at 2 00 pm. Everyone invited. Friends report the death of Dwain Garrett son of Mr and Mrs Ulysses Garrett. Several social visits noted among local families.
The human story of Noahs Ark arrives at the Saenger Theatre Sunday for a three day run featuring Dolores Costello with George OBrien and an ensemble including Noah Berry Louise Fayenda Guvin Williams Paul McAllister Nigel de Brulier Anders Randolf and other notables. Vitaphone sound and symphonic accompaniment promise an immersive experience as the world’s greatest picture is shown.
Oliver Loomis, Indiana's new northern district attorney, pushed for a grand jury investigation into election irregularities traced to Lake County. Reports link off color voting to the 1986 senatorial race, with raids by federal agents and a rumored conspiracy involving Senator Watson, Senator Robinson, and local officials. A 1927 white slavery claim and a September conference alleged to influence the grand jury added to statewide scrutiny.
The document shows a detailed bank statement as of October 4 1929 including assets such as loans discounts bonds and securities cash items and reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank. It lists liabilities like deposits bills payable and capital stock and surplus with signatures of cashier Lloyd Spencer and notary public Clarence Cannon.
Mrs Surrey Be Gilliam and Le tle daughter Marjorie Anne of El Dorado arrive today to visit Mrs Gilliam’s parents Mr and Mrs R M LaGrone. Mr and Mrs Floyd Dijke and daughter Evelyn of Texarkana join Sunday visits with the LaGrone home. Mrs kully Henry and Mrs Frank Trimble with Carolyn spend today in Texarkana. Mr and Mrs L Dyke of St Louis and their daughter Mrs Warren Tousig and Mr Tousig of Texarkana plan tomorrow visit with the LaGrone family. Misses Millred Helen Bills Maude Saunders visit Talbot Field while Mary Edna Jones Emma Green hostesses. LLPs are traveling to Philadelphia for a week end visit. Miss Hazel Arnold Nelle Viva Bennett Lucille Erwin Peggy Campbell leave for Little Rock for Arkansas Pass then return Sunday night.
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