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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1942

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights Marching Toward Spring Events

Society notes list multiple April gatherings led by Miss Sara Ayn Tinkland and Mrs. Robert LaGrone with bridge at 2:30. Bible study groups meet at First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Women’s clubs hold dinners, games, and district meetings, including Emvannon and Legion Auxiliary events, plus a birthday gathering for Sylvia Alexander with a group of local youths.

Sara Ayn Tinkland Robert M. LaGrone, Jr First Methodist Church Emanons Robert Wileans Ralph Routon Emvanon Club Robert Wilson Ellen Legion Auxiliary R. C. Ellen 12Th The American Legion Auxiliary Ashdown Wit Mone

Debutante Oona Baker Crowned Glamour Girl of 1942

Personal mentions cover Carter Johnson returning from Chicago and local society notes. Oona Baker, daughter of Eugene ONeill, is named No 1 Debutante for 1942 by Stork Club voters, with plans for war work and public appearances.

Brenda Frazier Gloria Baker Oona Stork Club Brenda Fraaier Ethas Josephine Johnson Betty Corden Stork Baltot Miss O'Neill Papa Genna Eugene O'Neill Bermuda United States Warrenton County Virginia Brearlay New York Vassar Art Students League

Garrett Memorial First Presbyterian church announces special offering

The First Presbyterian Church invites all to attend Sunday morning services to support the National Defense Service Council. Sunday school at 9 45, worship at 10 55, vesper at 5, Young People at 6 14. Workers Council meets Wednesday at 7 30. Communion observed at 11. B T C at 7, Ladies Auxiliary Monday 2 30, teachers meet Wednesday 7 30, prayer at 3. All are urged to attend.

Church News First Presbyterian Church Demonsnational Defense Service Council Workers Council B. T.C

Oona Also Is Glamour Girl

New York feature notes Gen O'Neill as glamour girl of the year in a lively old school style. The writer praises her poise and presence, highlighting the era’s fashion and charm.

Ray Peacock Wide World New York Colleen Gen O'Neill Oona

Prescott Social News From April Gatherings At Arkadelphia

Miss Ray honors Mr and Mrs D E Butler of Hollywood California with a formal dinner April 17 at Colonial Tavern Arkadelphia. Guests include Thomas F Grayson and Mr Mrs W J Clark. Mrs McRae Lemley hosts a bridge party for daughter of Fort Sill Okla with high score awarded to Mrs Archie Johnson. Eastern Star banquet honors Worthy Grand Matron Addie Mae Jackson at Loda Hotel with veena roses and narcissi centerpiece.

Ray D. E. Bulter Jacqueline Ray Hollywood California Prescott Colonial Tavern Arkadelphia Thomas F. Grayson W.J. Clark Gordon McRae Lemley Fort Sill Oklahoma Henry Moore Moore Archie Johnson Katherine Buchanan Lemley Carl Dalrymple George Christopher Frank Gilbert D. L. McRae Ix Dudley Gordon Irene Hampy Helen Scott Helen Hesterly Eastern Star Prescott and Gordon Chapters Order of the Eastern Star Addie Mae Jackson The Loda Hotel Sym

We the Women by Ruth Millett on a domestic time light device

The piece envisions a Supreme Court style electric light system in living rooms to regulate conversation. It imagines white, red and red-white signals marking speaker time, gossip, and recess, suggesting such controls could curb rudeness and heated exchanges at home and prevent broken friendships.

Supreme Court

Frantic Weekend in a Troubled City Night

Frantic weekend unfolds as singer Cry and lover rivals scramble amid runaways and socialites. Michael Mack and Nigel Mank pursue Pay while Baldy and Peggy complicate loyalties. Myre Mack faces a legal snag, with Fordy Barton quietly involved as events spiral.

Haldy Ren Phe Cuenta Jinnisom Devely Michael Mack Nigel Mankining Pay Baldy Warn Peggy Ak Tad Maldy Myre Mack Kren Vexey Fordy Barton Enlaly Awalia Developments

Peggy Opens Fire Chapter 3 at Ferdy’s Cottage

Peggy and Fay start a sunlit morning swim by the lake under a clean, bright mood. Peggy obsesses over success and control, praising her brother Mike while weighing looks against what else a man offers. Breakfast at Ferdy’s cottage unfolds with guests drifting in as Peggy seeks a plea before Myra.

Peggy Fay Tullo Marie Ferdy Nigel Feegy Mike New York Pay Myra

Peggy and Myra Plot Morning Moves in Nepa Serial

In this serial fragment Peggy Mack schemes with sister Myra to uncover true natures of Fay Ransom and Nigel Monkhouse while coordinating with Ferdy and Baldy Brien. The breakfast table hints at shifting loyalties as Peggy schemes to plant an idea and speed toward her aims.

Peggy Myra Mike Fay Nigel Fay Ransom Ferdy Baldy Nigel Monkhouse Myron Peggy Mack Baldy Brien

Eastern Star banquet showcases regional officers and guests

After the banquet a meeting at the hall featured addresses by Grand officers. Guests included Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Jackson of Little Rock and Worthy Grand Patron Mr. James P. Harper and Mrs. Harper of El Dorado. Civilian Defense opens a volunteer office in the former Buchanan Drug Store space in haw, operating daily 10 00 am to 4 00 pm. Citizens and students urged to register for service opportunities once minimum registrations are met.

Civilian Defense Office Civilian Defense Volunteer Office Buchanan Drug Store Haw

Local Soldiers Visit Family and Friends in Arkansas

Pvt. Tommy McRae stationed at Camp Forrest Tennessee arrived Saturday to spend a few days with his mother Mary Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. B. Erwin of Little Rock were Friday guests of relatives in Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. Joni Marshall of Pittyann were Friday visitors in Little Rock.

Tommy McRae Camp Forrest Tenn Mary Montgomery B. Erwin Little Rock Prescott Joni Marshall Pittyann

Church Calendar Notes For Week In Prescott

On Monday April 27 the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist meets at the church at 2 30. Vacation Church School workers from Prescott churches plan at the First Presbyterian at 2 30. The Young Business Women's Circle gathers with Mrs Henry Thompson at 8 00 p m. On Tuesday April 28 the Rotary Club meets at the Broadway Hotel at 12 15. On Wednesday April 29 the Sunday School Council of the First Presbyterian meets at the church at 7 30 p m.

Hl. M. Olson Jack Porter Olsen Home Apel Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Prescott First Presbyterian Church Business Mrrs Henry Thompson Rotary Club Broadway Hotel

Church Services Prescribed by Local Faith Leaders

Churches R D Nolen and First Methodist and First Baptist list Sunday schedules. R D Nolen holds 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. worship with sermons titled Called os God and So Little Comes of It. First Methodist, S T Baugh pastor, posts 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:55 a.m. preaching, youth groups at 6:45 p.m., counselors for intermediates and senior youth, and a 7:50 p.m. sermon on New Life in Christ. First Baptist, Dr E P J Garrett pastor, shares 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, 11:00 a.m. preaching, Baptist Training Union at 7:00 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. preaching.

Hartwell Greeson Couselor Wells B. Hamby Couselor Baptist Training Union

Daily Drilling Report for S Arkansas OW Activities in Arkansas

Daily drilling log lists multiple wells across Midway Macedonia Dorgheat McKAmie and Mt Holly sectors with details on spudding building drilling progress, depths and locations. Noted entries include McClaine No 1 Cored 5436 to 5443 with 7 ft sand and gas odor, probable whr, and Jeffus No 1 at McAlester 10,365 ft.

Arkansas Midway Barnsdall F. CC Roberts Orig F. CG F. C. Roberts M. I. BR McClaine Powell Gene Goff Southwood Hodnett Macedonia McAlester-Atlantic Magnolia Willison Hughes Smith Souter Atlantic War hock-Brewer Wall Dorgheat C. H. Lyons Dadson Pea Stacy Bartin Im McKamie Carter Hanes Patton Tidewater W. S. Bendaw Ni Loc

Sunflowers Turnips to Work for Farmers

New Brunswick reports that the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station uses sunflowers and turnips as indicator crops to detect boron deficiency in soil. If boron is low, about five pounds per acre are needed. these plants reveal soil lack without costly analyses. The method aims to boost yields and prevent crop losses.

New Brunswick Tobacco Road Kansas New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station

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Society Daisy Dorothy Heard Telephone Toni Kinser Charles Warrell Maleolmy Porterfield Charles Haynes L. W. Young Young Way Euegene White White Tom Purvis Carrie Jacobs Bond Henry Haynes J. C. Carlton Sylvia Alexander Carter Johnson Chicago Glorado Conway Hendry Callese George Peel, Jr Tratlie Anne Feild James Nelson Camp Wheeler Martin Howard Southwestern Proving Ground Lee Daggs Bunkie Fred Luck J.T Hendrix College Canway First Presbyterian Thos. Brewster Tripoli Westinghouse East Pittsburgh Ruth Millett Edmund Fancott Emwndson NEA Service, Inc R. D. Nolen S. T. Baugh First Baptist Church E- P. J. Garrett Aviation News Committee Far East Jaad Daily Drilling Report of S. Arkansas ARK. Oil & Gas Commission California Theatres Saenger Rialto Matinee Daily - Sun-Mon Wyoming New Saenge Darryl F. Zanuck Erica Marines Mannie Payne O'Hara RY Yi
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