Autumn Glory and Community Notices From Hope Arkansas
A collection of local notices from Hope Arkansas includes an Associa tional Mission Study and Personal Service Institute on September 24 at First Baptist Church led by Mrs. A. L. Buck of Texarkana with luncheon at 12 30 and urging W M U members to attend. Also reported are obituaries, social club activities, a group conference at Ouachita Pres byterial First Presbyterian lunch, travel notes from Miss Johnny Hereford to Los Angeles, a large children's birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Mac Stuart for Jan and Judy Moses, and a report of Louis Breed returning from Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Buck
Texarkana
Distict
Perce Service
Foiing Peoples Auxilaries
Quachita
First Presbyterian Church
Washington Prescott and Columbus
Johnny Hereford
Los Angeles
Calif
S. S. Pennsylvania
Comstock Avenue
Mac Stuart
South Hamilton Street
Kay Franks
Bettie Bacon
Barbara Hamilton
Mary Beth Routon
Bettie Jones
Carolyn Lotqs
Helen Marie Hail
Patsy Reaves
Marilyn Shiver
Gail Cook
Larry Moses
Stuart
H. O. Kyler
Hugh Smith
Murder mystery in Brooklyn ends tragically for Amy Kerrigan
Sergeant Dolan investigates Amy Kerrigan's death with Cilly Pierce as the key witness. A rooftop note signed by Jim Kerrigan suggests a rendezvous, while clues from Amy’s possessions point toward Utah and Bluefields. Dolan traces calls to Buckminster and questions motive, leaving the case unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caat
Priscilla Pierce
Any Kenr
Cilly
Jim Kerrigan
Harry Huptchins
Amy
Shaghant Dollan
Newlined
Amy Kerr
1938 Studebaker to Be Shown Here
Archer Motor company in this city will display the new 1938 Studebaker cars at their Third and Walnut showroom after three Archer representatives returned from Studebaker talks in South Bend. The Cavalcade history presentation, a musical revue and film, impressed the visitors, who foresee strong dealership interest and upcoming 1938 activities from Studebaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Archer Motor Company
Third and
Walnut
Archer
South Bend
Mr. Archer
Studebaker Corporation
Bludebaker
Great New Field House at U. of A
Fayetteville Arkansas University opens its new field house as an auditorium on October 7 with Sarita the Spanish dancer in recital. It is the state’s largest auditorium seating 4200 for artists courses featuring such acts as the U and Navy Band Nino Martini and Jose Iturbi. Students use activity tickets while the public pays a small admission. Sarita is accompanied by Velazco and Ricardo Romero as pianist and composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Sarita
U. & Navy
Nino Martini
Jose Iturbi
Velazco
Ricardo Romero
Revival Services At Elm Street Church Of Nazarene
Crowds attended the Wednesday night revival led by Rev. A. J. Todt of Sebring Ohio at the 300 Block South Elm under Church of the Nazarene auspices. Todt preached that Christ possesses saving power today as in ancient times and remains willing to save all who come to God by Him, with intercession ongoing. The service continued to draw interest amidst a focus on spiritual matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Elm
Church of the Nazarene
A. J. Todt
Sebring
Ohio
Christ
Mr. Tosti
Texarkana Guests Help In Weeklong Worship Services
Thursday night features special singing and music with people from Texarkana. The Rev and Mrs Cruse will perform duets and play piano accordion. Public is invited to attend nightly at 7 30 with children’s booster chief led by Mrs A J Tosti, followed by song service and preaching at 7 45. James R Walsh, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Cruse
A. J. Tosti
Father Strassner Enters Monastery
The Rev. George Strassner formerly pastor at Hope Arkansas, joins a trio entering Benedictine life at New Subiaco Abbey, becoming a faculty member at Subiaco College Academy. Also listed are Lambert Eckelhoft and Fintan Oldham. Strassner is a Notre Dame and St. John’s Seminary graduate and previously led missions across southwestern Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strassner
Hope
Arkanaas
New Subiaco Abbey
Lambert Eckelhoft
Morrison Bluff
Fintan Oldham
Columbus
Father Strassner
Teledo, O
University of Notre
St. John's Seminary
Little Rock
Pocahontas
Juneshoro
Arkansas
Kiwanis Clubs
Kansas
Missouri
Subiaco College Academy
Former Nevada Co Citizen Killed by Steel Accident
Prescott Arkansas reports J Virgil Andrews aged 39 former county resident was accidentally killed last Saturday near Evanston Wyoming while working as a Union Pacific section foreman. A hammer steel fragment struck his throat severing the jugular vein. Body to arrive Thursday noon with funeral Friday at Liberty Church at 2 pm conducted by Bro John White. Burial Liberty Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. survivors include parents Mr and Mrs J R Andrews Prescott Route 5 three brothers Arthur Edgar and Bernard Prescott four sisters Mrs George Garrett Camden Mrs Geo W Muni El Dorado Mrs J M Worthington Prescott and Mrs J B Menard Vicksburg Miss, one son Everett Ogden Utah, one daughter Kathleen Evanston Wyoming. Andrews native of the county. He leaves many friends who mourn his passing. The apaki 30,000,000 years behind the times in zoological note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott, Ark
J. Virgil Andrews
Evanston
Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Andrews
Liberty Church
John White
Liberty Cemetery
Nick Jones
Walter Emmerson
Tom Burns
George Burns
Grady Cox
George Haynie
McClellan
H. E. Haynie
M. J.taylor
Martin Gutthrie
W. R. Hambright
A. E McGuire
J. R. Andrews
Prescott
Arthur J Edgar
Bernard
Presantt
George Garrett
Camden
Geo. W. Muni
el Dorado
J. M. Worthington
J. BH
Menard
Vicksburg
Miss
Everett
Ogden
Utah
Kathleen
Redland
The Big Game film preview stars college gridiron legends
A vivid film preview of The Big Game from RKO Radio Pictures by Francis Wallace. It follows a coal miner's son at a college under a betting syndicate threat, with star actors Philip Hussois and June Beavis among an All-American lineup. Captain rivalries, racketeering, and a dramatic save fuel the plot as gamblers target the season’s top clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO Raclu
Francis Wallace
Valleys
Geanath Aeitian
Philip Hussou
Niston
Ress
Bos
Selenelinix
Huston
June Beavis
Bruce Cabal
Janes Gleason
Andy Devine
Frank M. Thomas
John Acledge
Guvin Williams
Eddie Nugent
Barbara Pepper
Bobby Wilson
Frank Amatizi
Bones” Hamilton
William Shake Plare
Gomer Jones
King Kony” Klein
Jay Berwanger
Monk Murerio
Chuck” Bennis
George Nicholls, Jr
Benni Seduction
RKO Radio
New 1938 Studebaker Lines Promised Here
1938 Studebakers arrive in three models the President the Commander and the Six. Local Studebaker agent plans a gala introduction with many pleasant surprises in an upcoming opening announcement promised soon.
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Arkansas Gazette
P. M. Wallis
Tom
Wallis
Old Hope
Mel Hattie Penny
W. L. Ford
Muskogee
Oklo
Waller ©. Wallis
Clovis
N. M
Gordon
Ernest Wingfield
Wednesday
North Pine Street
James R. Henry
J. F. Gorin
Craig Rosesborough
C. C. Lewis
M. Guthrie
Mrs
Louis Breed
Wilbur Breed
Oklahoma City
Okia
Bolan
Fin Hotel
Eartier Dolan
Harriet
Interiaken
Gergeant Dolan
Harry Hutchins
Buckminster
A. G. Harmon
Harry Ted
Gloria Harmon
Joe Dolan
Bureau
Delsa
Hollywood
Bluefields
Jim
Dolan
Interlaken
New Hampshire
Sergeant Dolan
Harry Hutchkins
Hutchins
Kerrigan
Miss Pierce
U. of A
Enon
Vox'et Bey
Pictorial Review
Physical C
FE Book
John P. Cox
Deanne Durbin
Saenger
Joe E. Brown
Wild West Days
Tom Keene
God
The
Withers
BEAST
Borneo
Buck Jones
Willkie Gargan —and
Binnie Barnes
All-Americans
Bruce Cabot
June Travis
Philip Huston
James Gleason
James R. Walsh
Benedictine Order
Murmansk
Hempstead Cowly
Isabelle Onstead Asses
Mpstead County
Nevada Co
Evanston, Wyoming
Africa
SK Sd Agh
S ‘ SS. Me
ROY Anderson and Company
Dirk
Hall Bros. Cleaners & Hatters
Harry W. Shiver
Nelson-Huckins
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East 3Rd, Hope
Donald V. Moore
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Liccart & Mxexs
Toxacco Coy