Frontier of virgin soil inspires wandering in faith and harvest
A fragmentary item notes Anglo Adventuring in Gal culture and a call to explore unfathomed lands with faith as guide. It mentions S K G McRae at El Dorado attending aQuachus Presbyterian group conference and various social and church events in Hope, including a first oper house opening, student government elections, and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Gal
Earth
K. G. McRae
el Dorado
Quachus Presbyteriat
Fie Country Club
D. W. McMilan
Woman's Advisory Committee
Southern Presbyterian Church
Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Revival at 500 block South Elm grows with Texarkana delegation
Neviyal Interest Growing reports rising revival attendance at 500 block South Elm Street. On Thursday night the largest crowd yet gathered, with a Texarkana delegation performing. Rev A J Tosti urged action on light and knowledge from Ps 119 59 60, stressing that salvation requires personal response and deeds. Nightly services at 745 pm with booster chorus led by Mrs Tosti. Pastor James R Walsh invites all to attend and bring a friend. Concludes with note on misreading of Japan China tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Elm Street
Texarkana
A. J
Mani
Tostl
Tosti
James R. Walsh
Church Head to Be Tabernacle Guest
The Rev. David Burruss of Russellville will speak at Gospel Tabernacle North Main Sunday at 11 o'clock. He will address the Sunday school and preach the evening sermon on "Hell Discovered, Eighteen Miles From Hope" at 7 45 with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Burruss
Russellville
Arkansas
Assemblies of God
Gospel Tabernacle
North Main
Bert Webb
Burruss
Hell Discovered
Miles
Hope
First Christian Church Sunday program notes and sermons
The First Christian Church led by Pastor A Hammonds reports steady church school attendance and invites all Christians to join Sunday worship at 10 50 morning service and 7 30 evening service. Speakers include Rev Frank Runyan and the pastor on Seeing Things Invisible and Perils of Over-Caution. Schedule details: church school 9 45, Senior C E 6 30, evening service 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Lewisville
F. R Young
Buncheon
Dorsey McRae
Arkansas Synodical Training School
J. A. Wilson
Dick Watkins
W. M. Cantley
John T. Barr
Womble
Mra. T. Be, Logan
Prescott
Ferncliff
W. H. Litter Jr
Washington
White Cross
Mra
A. F. Hanegan
Pennies
Mattie Greer
Thos
Brewster
Churces School
Hove Gospel Tabernacle Sunday School Promotion Day
Bert Webb welcomes readers to Hove Gospel Tabernacle inviting next Sunday attendance at 945 am Sunday school. Promotion certificates awarded, Rev David Burruss to speak morning, pastor to preach evening on He is Discovered Eighteen Miles From Hope. Children’s Church and ambassadors meet at 6:45. Hope’s Full gospel center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Tabernacle Sunday School
David Burruss
Arkansas
Hope
Hope.” Children's Church
Christ's Ambassadors
the Tabernacle
Revival at Gilbert Copeland's Church of Christ
The Church of Christ in Gilbert invites all to a revival series led by J. A. Copeland of Delight. Services begin Sunday with Bible discussion at 11 o'clock, Bible classes at 10, youth service at 6 30, and preaching at 7 30. Congregational singing and plain Gospel preaching prefaced by 30 years of local ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Copeland
Oetaber
Copeland
Hheperiody
Moses teaching on remembering God and national humility
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Moses warning against forgetting God and relying on wealth. It warns of pride and self-sufficiency, urges recognition that power and prosperity come from God, and calls modern America to learn from Moses about justice, mercy, and social welfare over personal gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Moses
God
America
Italians Bar New Step Toward Allied Diplomacy
Observers said Britain and France should pursue rapprochement before Mussolini meets Hitler to blunt an Italo German pact and bolster Italy's stance while reassuring Hitler. Reported topics include anti comintern, Czechoslovakia, Hungarian rearmament, and a non defensive Italo German alliance. Mrs Josie Bishop comments on a plea for aid amid a radium mining claim.
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Great Britain
France
Mussolini
Hitler
Britain
Traly
Germany
Haly
Musgialiti
Unemployed Census Plan Draws Fire and Praise
The piece argues that states and the federal government risk $4 million on an employment census aimed at measuring unemployment. It notes a voluntary tally led by Toledo executive John Biggers, with potential biases and doubts about usefulness, yet suggests potential value in data gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Employment Service
Toledo
Johny Biggers
Crump Seems Unmoved by Quiet Prohibition Repeal Referendum
In Memphis in 1933 Edward H Crump led political forces while Shelby County reported 3194 for repeal and 1765 against the national prohibition amendment. Crump called the referendum a farce and refused involvement saying it was not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Edward H. Crump
Shelby County
Homecoming at St. Paul Church Near Ozan
The fourth annual homecoming will be held at St. Paul church two miles west of Ozan this Sunday September 25. Many out of town guests and relatives are expected. Rev. A. Whitlow of Ozan Baptist church will preach in the morning. Dinner will be served picnic style at 2 p.m. Attendees are asked to bring luncheon. The event has been a very enjoyable occasion in past years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Church
Ozan
A. Whitlow
Ozan Baptist Church
New Theater Presents Action Packed Weekend Back to Back
After the Hope versus Bord High game the New Theater hosts a 1 PM late show featuring football players as guests. Bob Steele stars in Lightin Crandal with the 13th chapter of Robinson Crusoe and Charlie Chase comedy. Sunday and Monday showcase Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in On Again Off Again with Marjorie Lord and Patria Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Bord High
Bob Steele
Robinson Crusoe
Charlie Chase
Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Marjorie Lord
Patreia Wilder
American Pennant Clinched by Yanks in Pennant Race
New York Yankees defeat by the St Louis Browns 9 to 5 did not stop them from clinching the American League pennant. After Thursday games the standings show 96 victories against 46 losses for the Yankees and 85-59 for the Tigers, with the Yanks 12 games ahead.
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New York
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Brownies
Yankees
Tigers
Yanks
Big Dogs Bite Higher in Indianapolis Postmen Record
Indianapolis postmen report each is bitten at least once every six years by a dog. Records show larger dogs bite higher, a distinction noted by local mail carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
900 Foot Line Nets 27-Pound Lake Trout
Charles E Pearson of Chicago fought a 27-pound lake trout in Lake Superior, letting out 900 feet of copper line before landing the fish. His tip: fish deep, says the angler with the large catch reported from Duluth Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Charles "E. Pearson
Chicago
Lake Superior
It's Never Too Late Learners Study Says Adults Excel
Milwaukee report states Dr Lewis E Drake found adults aged 40 to 49 outperformed 15 to 19 year olds in tests at the University of Wisconsin extension division. The older group earned 24 A grades and three D grades versus 17 A and 12 D for youths, suggesting continued education benefits across age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Lewis E. Drake
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Bobcats Host Visitors at Stadium Dedication Talks
The article notes the stadium dedication with remarks by Lee Dobson of Shreveport and Coach Foy Hammons of Hope. Claude Mann of Camden, WPA district supervisor, and Floyd Sharp of Little Rock were invited. Sharp sent word he could not attend. Starting lineups and officials are listed in a two column box on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceach Lee Dobson
Shreveport
Foy Hammons
Hope
Claude Mann
Camden
WPA
Floyd Sharp
Little Rock
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Edgar Briant
State Teachers’ College
Conway
McAlister Hall Dermsitory
David Warlile
Bobbie Linaker
Magnolia A
M. College
The
Hope High School
Beryl. Henry
C. B. Presley
Enola, Alexander
Mary Nelt
Margery Waddley
Hen
George W. Robinson Co
Nashville
C. C. Lewis
Thos. Brewster
Hope Public Library
Maggie Martin
BP. W. Taylor
Loy Fay Miller
Chillicothe Business College
Chillicothe, Ma
Cobb
RCA Radio Tubes
Eveready
Pion
Mn 2
Crandal
Rebinisen
SUN. & Mon
Hollywood’s Favorite Sons
Han
Marjorie Lord Patricia Wilder
Onus
China
Japan
Eimger
Hirohito
Saenger
Constance Cary Bennett Grant
Buck Jones
Oigre
Harry W. Shiver
First Christian Church
A. Hammonds
Workers’ Council
Frank Runyan
Department of Public Relations
Phillips University
Ladies' Aid Society
Church OF Christ
Gilbert Copeland
Issay
Philip Krahl
Helen Whebley
Frank
Philadelphia
Frank Whebley
Afciva
Josie Bishop
Nothal Prospector
St. Paul
S. A. Whitlow
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association
Mope Vurnitore Company
Ark
Pat
O. K
S. Elin
Hygl
NM Ian
Orville W. Erringer
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depositors Corp
Detroit
Red Sox
Foster & Bordens
Division St
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance CO
Pink W. Taylor
First National Bank
Nelson-Huckins
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East 3Rd, Hope
ROY Anderson and Company
Fox DeLuxe Beer
Brussels
Belgium
Is Areer
Peter
Feyt
DE Luxe Beer
JAX Sales CO
Main St
Nashville, Ark
Bobcats
Hall Bros. Cleaners & Hatters
Edna Edwards
Dodge
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
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