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Fragmentary poem lines reflect friendship and destiny with references to God and gifts, mentioning Mrs. Sid Henry and a character named Jose, lacking concrete news or event details to summarize.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1936
Page
4
Fragmentary poem lines reflect friendship and destiny with references to God and gifts, mentioning Mrs. Sid Henry and a character named Jose, lacking concrete news or event details to summarize.
A Meth aisist church gathering at Gre Fair Park doubled as a friendly fellowship with in laws from various denominations. Rev. Fred Harrison led singing, food was served cafeteria style, and leftovers were shared with the shut ins as games followed dinner. Attendees described the mood as a wholesome, One Big Happy Family scene and noted continued friendships and community ties.
Sunday services at Garrett Memorial Baptist include Sunday school at 9:45 and morning worship at 10:55 with additional activities. First Methodist plans Church Debt Day on Tuesday September 22 as twenty four businessmen participate in soliciting efforts.
Randolph Scott leads a stellar cast including Berle Barnes and Henry Wilcoxon in the film version of The Last of the Mohicans. The Spenger theater engagement begins Sunday with Bruce Cabot Heather An dul Phillip Reed and others in a tale of romance courage and frontier conflict. Highlights include Fort William Henry defense and Hawkeye’s rescue amid savage Hurons.
The article invites Methodist members to attend Sunday services as pledges to pay the church debt are discussed. The pastor will preach on "God's Flaw of Giving" in the morning and "Living By Faith" at night. Church school meets at 9 a.m. and Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. A teaching worshipping ministering church invites attendance.
The Hope Gospel Tabernacle presents Sunday school at 9 44 with a sermon afterward on the communion topic. Children’s Church and Christ’s Ambassadors meet at 7 00. The pastor delivers the 8 00 Sunday evening evangelistic sermon. Spend a pleasant hour at Hope’s full Gospel center.
The First Church of Nazarene at 1 South Elm, Paris, invites worshipers to Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning preaching at 11 a m and evening service at 9 p m Rev Watts of Texarkana will deliver both messages. A revival recently closed with three new members.
Washington reports the Bonneville Dam plan to lift salmon past the Columbia River barriers with ladders and water elevators. Scale models show success, but critics warn the real test occurs during the first year of operation.
Ted Graham, a veteran pilot, returns from a Pacific flight to find Kay Dunn and his adopted son Dickie awaiting him. Kay's gift of hospitality and warmth contrasts with the pilots’ rough humor as Kay reaffirms her bond with Ted, sharing dinner and plans amid a lively home scene.
In Port Arthur Texas D J Russell endured a thorn in his ankle for 43 years. Doctors believed the thorn fully removed but an X ray showed a remaining fragment which was then extracted. The long thorn caused intermittent pain and was finally resolved by surgery.
Bristow Oklahoma reports a National Youth Administration band lacking a leader with eligible bandmasters on WPA relief rolls. In a lighter note the piece adds a calendar oddity: May is the only month when a U S president has not died, while seven presidents have died in July and 13 of the first 24 died in June or July.
Prof Mauldin warns Hope on Saturday night crowd size may decide if professional wrestling remains. Poor attendance caused losses. Frankie Hill faces Sergeant Kennison, a former Marine champion. Semifinal has Jack Curtiss of Vicksburg meeting Rob Roberts of Memphis. promoter Mauldin explains adding three big names to the card. opening bout begins promptly at 8 p.m.
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