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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1935

Page

5

Hopewell Demonstration Club Holds October Meeting

The Hopewell Demonstration club met October 14 at Mrs. Horner and Chas West home. Miss Opal Osborne opened and Miss Venn Fowler gave a devotional. A committee was named to meet the Allen club about the December council meeting. Nine members reported. November gathering at Mrs. Clifton Breed’s home. Members urged to bring scissors thread and needles. Hosts served pineapple and hot coffee. An unrelated note mentions a $10,000 award paid to Sioux Indians in Rapid City last year for porles stolen hen by white men.

Hopewell Hopeell Allen Club Hope Anderson Chas. West Opal Osborne Clifton Breed Hosebud Rapid City S. D Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Fd- Win Dossett A. C. Andres Guy Holt Dassett Christ Georgia Lewis Mamie Twitchell W. G. TU Atlantic City

Local Notices and Social Snippets From Texarkana

Mrs Sienry and Mrs Woda Shriver visit Chicago relatives. Clara Lowthorp Chapter C of C met with Miss Frances Snyder hosting. Miss Evelyn Bria opened Life of Maurey program. Daughters of the Confederacy convention discussed. piano selections by Miss Nell Williams. Friday Bridge club hosted at Miss Katherine Briant home with prize to Mrs W Q Warren. Several club and church groups hold meetings with lessons on missions, temperance work, and social hosts. A new baby Frances Lucretia welcomed. Mrs Gwendolyn Almstead Ny and husband announce birth. Mrs T L Hocklesmith Jr. recovering after major illness.

Clara Lowthorp C. of. C Frances Snyder Mary Haynes Evelyn Bria Catherine Lane Maurey Katherine Mae Sims Dorothy Gunter Mary Urban Wanda Keith United Daugsters of the Confederacy Hot Springs Nell Williams Katherine Briant South Main Street Frank Drake Lawrence Martin

Jeremiah's Call to Repentance and Justice in Dark Times

The text reviews Jeremiah's message to turn from wrong, pursue truth, and enact justice. It warns against religious hypocrisy and oppression, urging personal and communal repentance, care for the vulnerable, and fidelity to God. It emphasizes courage to expose and correct wrongs within religious life.

Arrival of a Daughter at Julia Chester Hospital

At Julia Chester Hospital a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Cistence Bames on October WY. The baby weighed 784 polis and is reported in local society notices.

Cistence

Growing Up in Religion and Purified Hopes Sermons

The pastor will preach at both services Sunday with morning worship at 11 o’clock on Growing Up in Religion and the evening service on Purified Hopes. Church School meets at 9:45 a.m. You are invited to attend the class of your choice. The Epworth League for young people meets at 6:45 p.m.

Fall meeting to begin first Sunday in November

The Church of Christ on West Fifth and Grady announces a fall meeting led by Sidney Kinningham of Marshall Texas. He is described as a pleasant and engaging speaker. Services are Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:90 p.m. with morning lesson Has Man a Choice and evening sermon The Greatest Book. The church invites all to attend.

Woman's Auxlliary First Presbyterian Church School of Missions of the Chures General Foods Sidney Kinningham Marshall Mr. Kinningham unuWa

First Christian Church Promotes Bible School and Services

Pastor Guy D Holt leads First Christian Church planning a large Sunday Bible School attendance with a morning worship at 10:50 and a message titled “Level Side.” Evening service at 7:40 features a sermon “Depart From Us.” Christian Endeavor at 6:45 for youth in the church bungalow. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:30 with Miss Birdie Ray Ellis reader and chair.

Lea Birdie Ray Ellis la Veryone

McNaught and Dragon Wrestle to Draw in 45 Minute Bout

Scotty McNaught, a Canadian wrestler, fought the Black Dragon to a draw in a 45 minute preliminary at the American Legion arena. The Dragon won the first fall in 20 minutes with a back bender. Second round saw rough exchanges as McNaught retaliated with punches, Dragon went down several times, match cut by time with a late pin by McNaught. Joe Woods replaced injured Bob Montgomery to win final event from Speedy Schaffer. Donald McNaught acted as referee. Promoter Bert Mauldin announced a shift to Tuesday night programs and a future battle royal on the vard next Tuesday.

Scotty McNaught Black Dragon American Legion Wrestling Arena the Dragon Dragon McNaught Joe Woods Speedy Schaffer Woods Bob Montgomery Donald McNaught

Italians to Win in Ethiopia Says General Ely

General Ely, veteran of the Philippine insurrection, says Italy faces supply line risks and guerilla resistance in Ethiopia. He warns that rapid advance could invite small disasters, urging road building, blockhouses, and sustained air patrols to avoid another Aduwa. The interview panel also recalls desertions and wartime bribery parallels.

Philippines Morocco Ely Italy Ethiopia Haile Belassie Mussolini Aduwa

Louisiana State Fair Opens With Soaring High and Fireworks

Shreveport patrons will witness a grand Louisiana State Fair Oct 19 to 27 featuring Soaring High a 150 member revue with a prima donna, Cervone's band, and nightly fireworks on the grandstand centennial salute to Shreveport. Circus acts including trained animals and six horses are advertised with box rentals and other acts enhancing the Ark La Tex event.

Shreveport Laz Ark-La-Tex Cervone

Texarkana singer opens studio with diverse training

Marion Rochuck of Texarkana announces the opening of a vocal studio. She trained under Mrs. Helen Marshall in Texarkana and Theodore Harrison at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago, with study at Baylor University. Interested parties may call at Mrs. Chel Hall home, phone 393-W.

Marion Rochuck Texarkana Helen Marshall Theodore Harrison American Conservatory of Music Chigo Baylor University Chel Hall

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