Bobcats Edge Hope High in Confusing Football Bout
The Bobcats beat Hope High 2 0 in a rough Thursday game ending two weeks of split training. Simms recovered a safety in the first quarter when a bad snap rolled into the end zone. Olivery and Simmis starred in the backfield while Howell and Green excelled on defense.
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Agear Thia Yent
Hope High
Bobcats
Squid
Pras
Simms
Bobcat
Olivery
Simmis
Howell
Green
Doing Things American Way By Ray Peacock
Hank learns by mail and tries many courses from phonographs to accounting. The piece follows his journey from wanting to be a newspaperman to becoming an advertising salesman, shaped by a gamut of correspondence lessons.
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Ray Peacock
Hank
Sehgols
Harvard
Yale
Hank Pursues Odd Courses Before Vanishing
A man sat at a piano and showed a talent for old tunes then drifted into hotel management and writing courses. He pursued typing by mail and even a mechanical story plotter. Last seen thumbing a magazine with postcards nearby while his wife shouted about a phonetic French course.
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Picardy
Hut Bliehart
Hank
Basic Facts on Enriched Flour and Bread
Basic facts on enriched flour explain that flow and white bread are now marketed in a form with higher mineral and vitamin content than ordinary white flour or bread. The notes address women who bake their own bread and seek simple, essential information.
Dollars to Doughnuts Serial Story Feuds Unfold
Beatrice confronts Fletcher over stolen idea as Anthony Bradley faces pressure from his guardian and Weeming in a tense department store showdown. She plans to expose the scheme despite risking Anthony’s future while Sheldrake’s interference looms.
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Weiterday
Anythony
Bee
Anthony
Sheldrake
Mr. Fleigher
Beatrice
Bee Davis
Mr. Fletcher
Fletcher
Anthony Bradley
Pumpus
Weeming
Mr. Weesing
Conservation of Aluminum Usage Tips for Home Cans
University of Arkansas expert Mrs Ida A Fenton outlines how to conserve aluminum during limited civilian supplies. She notes substitutes for top and oven cooking including porcelain enamel cast iron and glass while urging careful care of existing aluminum utensils with cleaning and occasional vinegar boil to remove discoloration.
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Ida A. Fenton
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Enriched flour explained by university extension agent
Miss Mary Claude Fletcher notes guidance from Miss Mary E. Loughead of the University of Arkansas on enriched flour versus plain white flour. Enriched flour must meet minimum thiamin chloride, niacin, and iron standards, with higher calcium and riboflavin. whole wheat flour may already exceed some requirements.
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Mary Claude Fletcher
Mary E. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Committee On Foods and Nutrition
National Research Council
Miss Loughead
War news and political updates from wartime dispatches
Reports detail German raiding actions against Brest and Coventry while Britain claims success in air defenses. Roosevelt proclaims a wartime alliance split with Yugoslavia on one side. Arkansas appoints Curler as U I ll ess Commission chair. Henderson to head new office under emergency management to aid consumers. Cairo notes continued Axis air losses from ground strafing.
Aluminum Utensils Could Be Repaired At Factory
Mrs. Fenton advises battered and warped aluminum utensils can be sent back to the factory for an overhaul. The process includes repolishing inside and outside, tightening handles, and ironing out dents and uneven spots.
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Fenton
RAF report highlights air battles over North Africa
A RAF statement from Friday recaps past week air activity in North Africa. It asserts German losses, including 22 planes destroyed, while noting British hurricane losses. The report hints at strategic pressures and mentions severe supply strains impacting air and ground operations.
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North Africa
RAF
Itn
Belton Home Demonstration Club Meeting Recap
The Belton Home Demonstration Club met on March 12 with Mrs. Obera Eskew. Mrs. S F Leslie led the devotional from Ecclesiastes chapter 22 and prayer by Mrs Homer Harris. Six members responded to the session.
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Belton Home
Obera Eskew
S. F. Leslie
Ecclesiastes
Homer Harris
Sunrise Easter Service At Union Church
Two services are planned at the Union Church at six a m Sunday with Billy Montgomery to preach the sermon A complete musical program has been arranged Neighbors Wes and members of all denominations are urged to support this advice at the Fulton Union.
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Union Church
Billy Montgomery
Ari
Local Scout Honor Court Scheduled Afternoon Ceremony
The Local Scout Honor Court will be held at 1:30 PM with Hope and Re mill involvement and led by notable citizens. R F B McFaddin George Ware and others will award merit badges and other honors. The event emphasizes scouting moral urging and countywide participation. A garden day theme with landscaping updates and gardening efforts featured, with a visitor from Neighbors noted and Mrs S F Leslie hosting next meeting.
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Court of Honor
Hope
Remill
R. FB. McFaddin
Tal George Ware
Douglas Chism
Gard
Vario
S. F.leslie
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Ing
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Air Ministry
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Germany
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Little Rock
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Texarkana
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Curler
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Augusta
London
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Birmingham
Hwang
Mmidland
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Washington
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Peice
Cairo
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Romelle Schneider
Chevrolet
Young Chevrolet
Hope, Arkansas
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