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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1942
Page
7
A terse report notes Nour. Goat and Uncle Amos involved in a sudden deterioration. The piece records a drastic change from mobility to impaired movement within a short period, highlighting distress and the need for assistance. Further details about cause or location are not provided in the readable text.
A long list of registrants with serial numbers and names is provided, detailing February 16 draft records. Names include Willie Gray, Ellis Greathouse, Jimmie Greathouse, Bernie Green, Clyde Green, Hal Green, Harrison Green, Herrel Green, Jack Green, James Green, Steve Green, Troy Green, Art Greener, Laundrew Griffin, Wesley Griffin, Odell Griffis, Johnie Grigsby, Lee Roy Grogan, Clay Miller Hairston, James Lester Hairston, Rommis Halbert, Ralph Hale, Danny Hamilton, David Hamilton, Ike Hamilton, Kenneth G Hamilton, Otto O Hamilton, Thomas Hamilton Jr., William R Hamilton, Hamm Burney Richard, James Daly Hampton, James V Hampton, David Roger Hampton, William Hampton, Edward Haney, Lonnie Haney, Hamilton Hanegan, James Hannah, William Hanna, Charlie Dawson Hare, Dave Hardy, St. Garland Harp, Garland Harp Jr, Ralph Hale, Danny Hamilton, etc. The transcription appears to be a roster extract from draft board records.
Social calendar notes events at Hotel Henry with Lilac Garden chapter 8 Order of the Star at one o'clock, Masonic hall in Lock today evening bridge club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Mex.
Inland church events include Mahen and 8 o clock services at Gar rett Memorial Baptist with Mrs Hairston and Mrs Greenlee urging attendance. Red Cross and prayer group meetings planned with local chairmen. Iris Garden Club hosts three hostesses and accepts guests from Prescot Texikana and Emmet for flower show. Defense stamps awarded in games and quizzes at Tuesday Club and Business and Professional Women dinner at the Hotel.
Hollywood report profiles Shreveport official James Davis, a police chief to film star and composer. It notes his success with song You Are My Sunshine and other hits, his entertainment career, and his campaign use of a band. Also mentions local society events and a marriage announcement.
Yerger High School hosts a Wednesday night musical program featuring Yerger students and the Serenaders led by A J Piggee. The ensemble includes Ruel E Green Robert Savage Willie Lee Ross Trenton Cooper Robert Phillips Jr Lurlean Cannon and Author William with George Johnson as announcer. Principal K J I Blakley announced reserve seating for white visitors.
Personal mentions include Miss Carlene Bruner of Wheaton college visiting her parents in Wheaton HI. Mrs. Wilbur Jones visited Texarkana Tuesday. Reverend Harry Wintermeyer and Jingyy Henry traveled to Little Rock for a Young Churchmen meeting. Mrs. Joseph R. Hoard and daughter Daisy Dorothy went to Texarkana Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ted McElroy visited Texarkana Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and two others spent Tuesday in Little Rock.
Dr. Walter R. Horlacher announces cancellation of two visiting dates at the Fruit and Truck Branch near Hope and the Forestry Branch near Batesville. Earlier cancellations include 4-H study days at all stations and visiting days at Cotton near Marianna and Rice near Stuttgart.
Illinois Senator C Wayland Brooks won renomination as Republican party leaders backed his bid. Brooks led Warren Wright with 46 800 votes from 3 738 of 8 012 precincts while Wright had limited support. In the Democratic senatorial race Raymond S McKeough defeated Paul H Douglas as Roosevelt supporters backed McKeough and Douglas.
New York Yankees roster features forty percent college men with players from a dozen institutions represented. The record notes the team’s varied educational backgrounds as a notable characteristic.
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