Poor Little Rich Boy Luck Jackson Reunion
The Luck Jackson families of Hempstead and nearby counties plan a reunion Sunday April 19 at Mt. Olive.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1942
Page
6
The Luck Jackson families of Hempstead and nearby counties plan a reunion Sunday April 19 at Mt. Olive.
Tuesday features include the Mission study class at 2:30 PM at the church, Tape Business and Professional Women’s club dinner at Hotel Henry, and Iris Garden club hosts at 3:00 PM. Wednesday brings Bay View Reading club at Mrs. Martindale’s, and Thursday lists Luncheon of the Lilac Garden club at 1:00 PM, plus Hope Chapter 928 Eastern Star and a bridge gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Mahen at 7:30 PM. New members welcomed by the Young Business Women’s Circle at the First Presbyterian church auxiliary.
Members enjoyed a large dinner with pastel blossoms as table centerpieces. Reports from officers were heard and devotional given. Marriage announcements include Kate Wivabeth Turner to Neel Jones and Burke Pickett wedding to Syelle A. Burke. A shower for Sally Scott, former Miss Cecil Santa, highlighted by Easter lilies and a white cake.
Mr and Mrs C C Lewis are spending this week in the deep South. From New Orleans they plan to follow the azalea trail to Mobile and then continue to unspecified destinations.
A long list of oil and gas leases, assignments, and royalty deeds dated February to April 1942, including Tide Water Association Oil Co and several grantors like Jas L. Gizzard, L. T. Strange, John G Ellinghausen, and B. M. Saunders. Transactions cover multiple sections and townships, with details on SE NW, NE NW, SW SW, and other parcel descriptions in Townships 12-15 and Ranges 20-28.
Natchez notes Miss Beryl Toney to lead Hope PTA delegation at the state convention in Hot Springs on Wednesday. Miss Henry to attend an executive session Tuesday evening. Other delegates include Mrs. Arch Moore Mrs. Charles Benson Mrs. George Dodds and several others. Corporal Elmer Frisby returns from Mather Field California to visit family.
Louisville Kentucky Idle Hour Farm owner B Bradley has produced four Kentucky Derby winners with his green and white silks. Behave Yourself in 1921, Bubbling Over in 1926, Burgoo King in 1932, and Brokers Tip in 1933 gave Bradley the most Derby victories.
A brief defense of regular church attendance asserts worship as duty and alignment with the Lord’s will. The author urges every American citizen and Christian to reflect seriously on attending church every Sunday.
State Highway Commission will open bids at 10 a.m. April 23 for two federal aid road projects in Hempstead County. One spans about 3.4 miles on the Hope Southwestern Proving Ground route along Highways 4 and 29, beginning at West Avenue F and running 1.2 miles north, the other runs from Hazel Street pavement to the proving ground boundary on Highway 29.
Cairo dispatch reports British patrols scoring direct hits on a column of Axis tanks, armored cars and artillery in the Libyan desert. British columns and patrols were active Monday in the north sector despite dust, but observers found it hard to assess results.
Arkansas faces a vital strawberry harvest from April 20 to May 15 with 18 000 pickers needed as wartime food production hinges on farm labor. Workers come from Arkansas and neighboring states traveling by car, train, or hitchhiking, aided by growers who provide camps while board is often unofficially handled by the packing crews.
Eight civic minded women were elected to all town offices in Spencer Tennessee in 1940, abolished taxes, and began funding municipal needs with a surplus of over 1000 dollars for 508 residents. Madam May or and colleagues plan a community house as Mountain men aid in building, heating and plumbing to wait until after the war.
Camden World War veteran P J Rosser Venable filed his campaign pledge Tuesday as a candidate for the United States Senate.
Private Curtis Breeding son of Mr and Mrs B Breeding formerly Hope and now of Alexandria completed four months of Marine training in San Diego. He is attending a trade school in Alameda California and will be stationed there for six months. Breeding is a Hope High School graduate who played football.
The McRae company delivery truck and a bakery truck driven by Otis May at Hervey collided near Division streets. Police report both vehicles damaged but no serious injuries.
Police report a tire and wheel stolen from a car owned by Frank Walker. The theft occurred near the Hel Stead lumber company on Monday. No arrests have been made.
A Hulton resident Fannie Findley faces a murder charge in circuit court over Theodus Greeh's death. Prosecutor and defense counsel questioned witnesses as jury selection proceeds.
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