Spring styles and budget dresses in urban shops
A shopping feature outlines fashion on a tight budget with wool gabardine suits under thirty dollars and checked plaids under twenty-five. It notes the spread of “town tweed” looks, versatile everyday wear, and the appeal of adaptable pieces for church, bridge parties, or office use. Navy blue, grays, beiges, and black with purple accents appear, plus notes on girdles to improve fit and the trend toward simpler, quicker department-store shopping for any woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Marian Young
NEA Service
W York
Kirk
Lesahan
Eity
Howevir
Shayan
Army Appeals for High School Recruits to Join Air Corps
Arkansas recruiting district at Little Rock urges eligible youths to enroll in Army Air Corps ground division courses. Programs include Basic, Aircraft Mechanics, Armorer, Machinist, Sheet Metal, Welding, Photographic, and Radio Repair weeks long, with path to voluntary enlistment and contact Colonel Logan at 253 Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Lite Rock
Army Air Corps
National Defense
Logan
Federal
Little Tork
Ark
Air Corps
Parachute Riggers Course Adds Special Specialist Tracks
The catalog outlines eight week Parachute Riggers training including construction repair maintenance and inspection with live jumps. It notes additional specialist courses after completing major programs and warns that the schedule and time allotments may change.
Survivors Tell of Ship Sinking
Survivors report the 8799-ton British steamer Britannia was sunk by a German warship on March 24 off the Canary Islands. Seventy seven survivors say many crew and soldiers perished, some men were devoured by sharks as they clung to wreckage before a Spanish steamer rescued them seven days later, about 700 miles off the African coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Cruz
Canary Islands
Britannia
Presbyterian Elders and Deacons Meet in Hope Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Hope schedules its annual meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m at Pastor Rev Thomas Brewster s home Reports from all church groups will be received Representatives to the Ouachita Presbytery Spring meeting to be held in Camden next week will be appointed All officers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
Thomas Brewster
Ouachita
Camden
Pentecostal Revival at First Pentecostal Church
On April 6 a revival starts at the First Pentecostal Church at West 4th and Ferguson Streets. Pastor W F Graves announces evangelist Berthal Jones of Camden Tennessee will deliver nightly messages. Graves commends her as a talented and forceful speaker to Hope residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Pentecostal Church
West 4Th and
Ferguson Streets
W. F. Graves
Berthal Jones
Camden
Tenn
Noted Crime Scene Fragment in Historic Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a violent incident description with references to punishment and drowning. Names, places, and clear facts are missing or garbled, yielding an incomplete record. The readable portions indicate a possibly severe offense and corporal response but lack verifiable details for a firm card.
Whitmarshs and Huddleston visit in Prescott
Mr and Mrs Lldyd Whitmarsh and spouses visited Mr and Mrs Lym Huddleston on Sunday. Mr and Mrs W T Cooley have been called to the bedside of their son John Cootey in Hot Springs who is seriously ill with pneumonia. Noah Oldner was a business visitor to Hope. Westh I H Gatcher was in Hope on business. Mr and Mrs Jack Stuskslegger and their family moved to Hot Springs to establish a new home. Mr and Mrs Hamlet TM gatina moved to Hot Springs where Mr secured a pushiene will Cy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lldyd Whitmarsh
Prescott
Lym Huddleston
We T. Cooley
Dobn Ri Cootey
Hot Springs
Phaerimonia
Noah Oldner
Hope Westh
I. H. Gatcher
Hope
Jack Stuskslegger
Hamlet TM Gatina
Will Cy
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Dhessier
Urere
Reilly
Wisit
Othee
Army
Presbyterian
Bendix Automatic
Tokio
RED Cross
Red Cross Arch
Aedhiine
Gori
Carole King
Justine
Carrol Creig
McKettric
Carole King Junior
Catalina
Carol Craig
Charles A. Haynes Co
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