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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1936
Page
4
Mrs Sid Henry listed to fifth column of community items with a tribute to the manly figure and civic spirit, followed by notices of church circles, visitors, and social events. The cross section includes Mrs Albert Graves and Oscar Albert Jr, with dates and local gatherings in East Main Street area and surrounding towns.
In a tense fourth quarter clash Shelby and El Dorado exchanged shots as Hope edged El Dorado 20 to 14 after a long TD pass from Spears to Barnett. Shelby’s defense and timely runs sealed the win before a near 2000 crowd with city officers keeping order. Hope travels to Nashville next Friday.
A lively Saenger screening laces humor with high society farce as Carole Lombard and William Powell star in My Man Godfrey. Lombard’s debutante chases Powell, who plays the witty butler who wins hearts and upends social pretensions in a fast paced comedy.
Three Pan American Airways leaders planned the Pacific route California to Manila. The flying boats, built by Sikorsky and Martin, created a vast network with bases and crews across the Pacific. By November 22 airstream began service to the Orient and exceeded 500000 miles flown between California and Manila.
The church invites the public to Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Service at 10:55 a.m. to celebrate the church's 75th anniversary with Rev. Walsh completing his final year. Evening service 7:30 p.m. plus a Wednesday prayer meeting and a Monday auxiliary gathering. A Home and Foreign Mission study course runs Monday through Thursday with separate age-group classes and two suppers.
Broad invitation extends to Sunday School for the final day of the Klink campaign marked by two revival services at 7:45 PM and 4:15 PM. Morning subjects include Entire Consecration and The Seven Principles of Christ, with an evening message tracing From Suspbax to Pulpit. Children’s Church meets at 6:45 PM. Trojan Class picnic at the lake. pastor to speak on Casting Our Care on God after communion.
FIRST METHODIST church announces prize religion as the sermon topic for morning worship led by Pastor Fred K. Harrison. A church school session at 9:45 am features Dr. Kolb speaking on The Effects of Alcohol On the Human Body as part of four sermons on Alcohol and Human Life. An evening service at 4:40 pm continues the Lord's Prayer series with a week of A Methodist and His Church discussions led by Rev. Edward Marvin. A Bosnii farmer, 62, touted as the world’s smallest human at 1½ inches tall, declines sideshow offers.
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle on North Main street ends a three week revival this Sunday under Dr. Otto Klink. Three services are set for the day at 10 a m with a sermon on Entire Consecration, 2 30 pm on The Seven Principles of the Doctrine of Christ, and an evening life story From Soap Box to Pulpit. Dr Klinks past life includes episodes with the Red Mask and alleged plots, with Rev Bert Webb praising the conversion.
Hot Springs tied the Tigers in the second quarter as Longinotti was knocked out early after a hard tackle by Leo Ambort. Paul Conginotti, star back for two seasons, left the game hurting, ending any Trojans chances. Nashville Scrappers blank DeQueen Leopards 25 nothing behind Vaughan Tollett playing QB.
In Pine Bluff Zebras beat Fordyce 20 to 6 with key runs by Tallett and strong defense. Blytheville Cherilds won 24 to 7 at Paragould in Lashie era run. Smackover crushed Catholic High 38 to 7. Prescott routed Chidester 35 to 0 as Holloman and Haswell led and Beavett and Farker starred.
Washington University’s George Washington University football team defeated Arkansas 13 to 6 before about 15,000 fans at Griefith Stadium on a rainy Friday night. The robust Colonials outplayed the Razorbacks in a tough, pass‑less battle as Arkansas State College and other regional teams posted notable results in nearby cities.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a high school football game with players Rankin, Dewey Blackwood, Smith, Winch, Conway, Palmer and a Monroe Louisiana venue. It mentions touchdowns, coaching figures, a Memorial stadium, and a dominant running attack but lacks a clear complete narrative or outcome.
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