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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
3
Government price officials announced changes in rationing to curb spoilage from slow sales. Frozen fruits vegetables and soups will see lower point values while meat points shift toward luncheon and ham, with beef prices rising. Blue stamps may be used concurrently April end into May.
A special Easter Sunrise Service is planned at Rosston Baptist Church in Nevada County. Hope speaker Id. D. O. Silvey of Hope will address attendees and Denton Perry of Waldo will lead conversational singing with special numbers. The service starts around 6 30 near the school building, public invited from nearby counties. Eld Elbert O'Steen of Arkansas Hill is Rosston church pastor.
John G. Pipkin, State Welfare Commissioner, announced new appointees to the welfare board. Hugh Atner of Spring Hill was named to Hempstead County.
The article previews Easter styles featuring surahs in striped fabrics and practical yet feminine dresses. It highlights fabrics like cravat, pique, and velvet trims, with prints such as spiced patterns and a playful poodle motif. Wrap-around options offer quick changes from uniforms, while a navy crepe basic remains versatile for budget buyers.
This snapshot collects assorted brief items: a $1000 war bond bought for Hitler's birthday by Capt. Paul Hitler, a Brooklyn soldier. a dental fix using a diamond cutter for a stuck spout. a boy and a rooftop dive in Denver with minor injuries. Pasadena romance sparked in Army circles at the marriage license bureau. a Jerseyville horse Peter Guy chewing tobacco. a Nova Scotia export noted. and a nod to John Barry as the first US navy commodore.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at First Methodist Church from 7:30 to 8:30 Thursday evening. Communicants are asked to pause briefly for meditation and prayer. All may leave after being served. The offering supports religious life for men in service and purchases Christian literature and equipment.
Senator Wheeler of Montana urges a Senate vote on delaying draft for fathers. Interstate Commerce panel debates a 120 day extension of the Guffey Coal Act while the House Routine Session and Military Affairs committee study manpower legislation. Ways and Means weighs renewal of reciprocal trade authority.
Charles C Willoughby 85 longtime Peabody Museum director emeritus Harvard University died last night in Watertown Massachusetts He was a native of Winehendan Mass Alfred Henry Hall 63 veteran Broadway stage actor and film character actor died last night in Hollywood California after a long career across theater and film
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