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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1930

Page

5

Local social notes and church service details

A jumble of names, visits, and events from Brinkley area society pages. J L Doodfin of Brinkley will sing at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning, with guests from Little Rock and Texarkana attending. Numerous out-of-town visitors and arrivals for the fair and weekend visits are listed, including families from Camden, Texarkana, Henderson, and Oklahoma City, along with Mrs. John Halley and Miss Genie Chamberlin among others.

Urs J. L. Doodfin Brinkley Harry Orbls Aiwa First Presbyterian Church Ruffin Boyett, Jr Fer al Little Hock Aht Mayer J. A. Boyett Cael D. B. Thompson

Arkansas needs a State Forestry Department now

The piece urges Arkansas to create a State Forestry Department to stop waste and protect forests in cooperation with the U S Forest Service. It warns of up to ten million dollars in annual forest fire losses, notes severance taxes could fund preservation, and argues forests support farmers and lumber industries, urging legislative action to safeguard timber wealth.

Arkansas United States Forestry Service Uetarmers South Arkansas Murry Beier Distriet Forest Forest Service U.S. Department of Avrieulive

Rail Vet On First Vacation 30 Years

Bighard Milley, 87, a former Big Four railroad passenger conductor, enjoys his first extended break in 30 years. He recalls the Garfield funeral period when passenger service paused, memories of coal dust, a roof passage at Dayton station, and four days atop the station with passengers. He recalls station dining on bread and apples and longs for gardening and ball games, hoping to travel west or to Portland.

Lakewood Supi Bighard Milley Filey Pas Big Four Railroad Garfield Inmlanding Dayton Portland

Sunday Church Services and Prayer Meeting Schedule

At the Churches Ata a.m. Quer Sunday School meets its departments for the study of the lesson. Classes for all ages and you are invited to come. Morning worship and sermon. Mrs. J. L. Woodfin of Brinkley Arkansas will sing as a solo The View of One Crying in the Wilderness at 7 p.m. Evening worship and sermon 6:45 p.m. Young People's Meeting invited to join at 7:30 p.m. Monday Prayer Meeting, study in the Book of Genesis Wednesday.

Ata A.m. Quer Brinkley Arkansas

First Methodist Church Sunday School Institute Starts

Francis A. Buildin, pastor, invites all ages to church school at 9 30 a m The Rev Clem Baker of Little Rock will preach at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Special music includes Stand Up For Jesus with John Sidney Waddle in the morning Mrs J L Woodfin sings Open the Gates of the Temple and there is an organ voluntary Andante 1 Bo London At 2 p m Rev Mr Baker and Miss Fae McRae elementary superintendent will open the three day Sunday School Institute for local workers with the first session The workers are urged to attend.

Clem Baker Little Rock Jesus John Sidney Waddle J. L. Wood Fin the Temple Voluntary Organ Andantine London Baker Fae McRae

Marks Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Sv marks Episcopal Church 472 Bovill Pb 2 Hector Holy Communion 7 00 am Church School 1 45 am Morning Prayer and Sermon 1 00 am Young People s Service League 6 45 pm

Marks Episcopal Churcil Bovill, Pb Hector Holy Communion Young People's Service League

Sunday School Enrollment and Evening Sermons at First Baptist

The First Baptist Church under Pastor W. A. Bowen invites new pupils to attend weekly Sunday school at 9:45. The 11 o clock service will feature a sermon on Bearing Timothy and the 7:30 p m talk asks If Men Be Judged and Rewarded by the Same Standard.

Timothy

Rally Day at First Christian Church Plans Big Attendance

Pastor Wilfred Lurman invites all to Sunday services at First Christian Church, aiming for 150 in Bible School after last week’s 138. Morning sermon is The Thinking Christian at 11, with Mrs. Welbourne singing. Evening service at 7:30 features solo by John Sidney Waddie and a discussion by the pastor on The Real and the Ur Weal in Christian Life.

Welbourne John Sidney Waddie

Notice of Sale of School Bonds Hope Special School District

By the authority of the Hope Special School District Board of Directors Hempstead County Arkansas the district will on October day 193 sell on the open market at City Hall Hope a bond issue not to exceed 250000 bearing interest not above six percent per annum bonds par and at sale purchaser pays for bonds on date of sale. Page signatures and officials indicate secretary and president names.

Notich Board of Directorso T He Hope Hempstead County Arkansas City of Hope Hope Special School Hempstean County Don Smith

Morgand Carnegie Feud Over Steel Giants

Disputed tale recalls a clash between Andrew Carnegie and J. P. Morgan over steel interests. Morgan claims Carnegie sold his steel empire too cheaply, Morgan replying the sale would only have shifted wealth to Carnegie and removed him from the picture. The overheard exchange underscores lingering tensions in early American industry.

A. Pierpont Morgan Carnegie Cunegie Steel Aid Iron Works tenos-Athantic Hiner Moruss Jeb K. Winkler Morgar the Magnificent Morgan Dallias

Morrow Returns From Mexico and Sparks Presidency Talk

Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow’s return from Mexico City draws intense Washington interest. Analysts compare his absence to famed political homecomings, eyeing potential Senate runs in 1932 or 1936 and possible influence on tariff, liquor policy, and Republican leadership. Some question his Mexico achievements, while others praise his diplomatic prestige and cross‑party appeal amid debates on international economic policy.

Washington Mexico Dwight W. Morrow Elba Napoleon Africa Roosevelt Morrow New Jersey Senate White House Repubican Wets Drys Mexico City United States

Dynamite Used to Create Water Holes in Delaware

In Wilmington Delaware officials report use of dynamite to blast water holes and trenches for emergency silos and cattle feed during a severe drought. Workers blast ponds and excavate reservoirs to store rainwater and spring flow while salvaging damaged corn and other forage for ensilage to support livestock.

Wilmington Del UPI Theing Buut Drouth Exec

Padlocked Club Reopens as Salvation Army Branch

In Ecorse the former Polar Beny Club building opens as a Salvation Army branch after a federal court ordered lock on the door following a liquor seizure. The singing of Sweet Adeline has been replaced by Throw Out the Life Line as activities resume.

Polar Beny Club Ecorse Salvation Army

Local Social Notes Outline Travel and Jobs

Miss Lillian Moore visiting her parents leaves Saturday for Jackson Mississippi to start a year as occupational therapy instructor. She will go to Phoenix Arizona on October 1 for a veteran’s hospital apprenticeship. Mrs L S Thames leaves Hope for Gerrville Texas to visit a husband ill for weeks. Mr Roy Allen and family visit from Pine Bluff with friends in Saratoga and Hope. Allen long worked as mechanical superintendent for Adams Pin & Lithographing Co. previously with Ed McCorkle at Hope Star.

Lillian Moore A. Moore Jackson School of Phoenix Ariz Veteran's Hospital Roy Allen Pine Bluff Saratoga Hope Allen Pine Bl Adams Pin & Lithographing Co Ed McCorkl Old Star of Hope Arkansas.Printing & Stationery Co da Owith Hope Star

Hanna Scolds A Woman At A Party In A Feisty Tale

In an anecdote from Thom's biography of Mark Hanna a Washington friend’s daughter returns home with trunks of clothes and attends the first available party where women show envy as she dances with a dozen escorts. She coquettishly asks which is best dressed and Hanna replies that a black simple frock is all a lady has to wear.

Mark Hanna Thom Washington Hanna Theodore Roosevelt

Hope Arkansas home college ad offers training for placement

An old styled classified notice from Hope Arkansas advertises a training program at HOME COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. It claims to place graduates by stating We placed a young lady yesterday in a 1620 year position and invites readers to train with them so they can be placed. The ad uses promotional language to attract applicants and implies employment placement services.

Home Commercial College Hope Arkansas Aidvy

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