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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1929
Page
4
Subscribers to the Hope Star should receive their paper before 6 15 each evening. Call 768 and notify the circulation manager if a paper is not delivered or left on the porch. A special delivery will be added for all missed papers if the complaint is made before 6 45 p m.
Miss Caudie Lee Burke and Martha Lee Roberts left Monday for Arkadelphia to begin their senior year. C. V. Bray and wife and Harold Dobson of Lewisville visited Friday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scott near Hope. Scott, living near Hope, farmed on a small scale this year but expects big dividends. He had a three acre cotton patch with one bale picked and another coming. From four acres he gathered 150 bushels of corn and is optimistic for another year.
Bible study Lord's day morning at 10 with preaching at 11 and 7 35 Everyone urged to attend all services John F Reese of Nashville will preach at morning service John G Reese local minister will preach at evening service Welcome extended Our officers and teachers aim to expand Sunday school Please note time change Service begins at 9 45 pastor speaks at 11 on Mis used Gold and at 7 30 on A Young Man Who Made Good In a Strange Land Choir provides special music Young people meet at 6 45 for senior B Y P U All encouraged to attend
W R B Anderson D D, minister. 9 45 a m Sunday school in departments for all ages. 11 a m morning worship and sermon How can a man please God. Special choir music. 7 50 p m evening worship and sermon Facing Facts and Solving Problems. Aimed at parents and adults about Youths great problems. 6 30 p m Young People's Christian Endeavor, program listed elsewhere. 4 p m Monday Ladies Bible study class first in series Principles and Practice of Presbyter.
For sale items list sweet milk cream buttermilk and eggs with contact Mrs. David Davis at 208. Also advertising a General Electric refrigerator bargain via A. L. Betts at phone 105. Low Austrian winter peas for hay offered by Monts Seed Store. 10-tte
Washington reports a historic meeting between Herbert Hoover and Ramsay MacDonald as they seek Anglo American naval parity and a framework for a broader naval accord. The White House talks may energize disarmament efforts, with Isabel MacDonald accompanying her father and plans for a White House visit after arrival.
A fragment invites women to attend a prayer meeting at 7 30 p m on Wednesday with the exhortation Let us go up to the house of the Lord. The brief notice underscores communal worship and female participation in the religious gathering.
Harman and Miss Bennett lead a church notice urging donations of bricks for a wall around Jerusalem. Bible school attendees can have their name inscribed on a brick. Morning sermon titled Why Every Christian Should Take Communion. Duet by Viva Bennett and Mar Harman. Evening gospel songs and a Unique Bible Study led by Mar Harman.
Rev Francis A Buddin invites all to attend as October is named Church Loyalty Month with goals to get every member in church every pledge paid and every member a Soul-winner Rally Day on the second Sunday tests strengths of departments under the slogan All the church in Sunday school and all the Sunday School in church A three minute sermon by laymen precedes the service John P Vesey attorney and church school superintendent speaks on Every Member In Church sermon by the pastor titled The Kingdom The Sinner's Last Adventure musical program by the choir Epworth League meets at six Evening service at 7 30 featuring the sinners last adventure Everyone is invited Mid week service Wednesday 710 yh m
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