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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1941
Page
5
Washington posts silk supply freeze and a national scramble as nylon, rayon, and cotton substitutes rush in. Industry stresses shortages, manufacturing shifts, and defense orders shaping a cautious move to coarser yarns and fewer stocking styles.
Friday events at the Collier club hosted by Miss Daisy Dorothy Hoard begin at 7 30 in the evening. Wednesday there is a Contract bridge gathering hosted by Mrs C G Lewis with high scorer Mrs B O Wingfield and decorative reception room settings. A Monored traditional party at Batesville Visorts honors Jack Lain Bert with cocktails and sandwiches. Vacation Church School notes a mid week session with 23 children and chaperones enjoying a picnic supper and iced watermelon at Dykes Spring.
Miss Ruth Taylor leaves this week to spend the remainder of the summer at her home in Martin Permessee. Mr and Mrs Carl Jones are the parents of a Ville son Robert Joseph Jones who was born Sunday at Julia Chester hospital. Miss Dorothy Ann Garner of Okmulkee Oklahoma is in the city visiting Miss Mose Maury Coop. Miss Afjlce Lile will depart for
Joneshore Friday spent two weeks with relatives and tents. Ralph Owen of Shreveport visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Armstrong, with news of a son born Wednesday at Julia Chester hospital named Davy Lave Armstrong. Mrs. J T Watson Jr returns from two weeks with relatives in the city, accompanied by Mrs. Fred Robertson and Miss Lurlene Bruner. Miss Naoma Sanders of Fort Worth visiting aunt Mrs. Ira Yocum. Jack Lambert returns to Batesville after a visit with his parents. Several Hope residents attended Peach festival sing in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. J D Brown return from St Louis where Mr Brown was patient in Barnes Hospital.
College fashion eyes rompers with wool jersey one piece outfits and rompers under jumpers for wind swept stadiums. Rompers and kilts draw attention while rolled up slacks and long skirts stay in style. Bold plaids, riding jackets, and boho accessories mix with classic skirts and sweaters for campus wear.
The piece describes dress trends with vivid colors like Kelly green scarlet purple electric blue canary yellow and burnt orange competing with browns beiges and grays. Plaids and checks rise in popularity rubber boots in multi color schemes appear. Removable leather lining on zah ardine coat and sleeve linings noted. Date dresses lean toward sweater styles with a wool jersey skirt and chenille sweater top.
Miami studio under Fleischer leadership employs 500 artists to create Mr Bug Goes to Town. Insect stars, budget around 1 million, first all cartoon feature with non fantasy plot, staging and production differ from Hollywood with many two job artists and tight preproduction.
A revival gathering draws a large crowd on Wednesday night at the Hempstead county courthouse lawn. Rev. Angel Martinez leads the meeting with Clay ton Day directing singing. The speaker urges decisive Gospel action to judge destinies, urging attendees to hear Thursday night’s message titled Stay to Be Saved and Know It.
Arkansas selective service increases September quota from 617 to 749. Of those summoned for induction at Camp Robinson 533 will be whites and 21 negroes.
An hour long film with 86/400 frames will include over 100000 frames for a feature. Close to 600000 separate celluloid action pictures plus 50000 backgrounds will be produced. More than one million drawings are created before final transferring and editing prepare the release. Dave Fleischer, beaming and bespectacled, leaves for New York after the work. He lives quietly in the same Broadway hotel he once did in his Jessup days. He attributes his studio’s lack of Hollywood atmosphere to its location and its natural setting.
Wood tutored golfer Vie Ghenzi to the PGA title and mentored other players such as Paul Runyan Dick Metz Claude Harmon Ray Hill and Dick Chapman. The Winged Foot circle produced several champions and pros including Charlie White and Laddie Irwin White.
An order from the Secretariat of Industrial Production bans canning fruits or most foods in France to preserve tin. Only peas mushrooms and truffles may be placed in half sized cans, a move to conserve scarce tin for essential provisions.
The grains of quicksand are rounded and, when wet, do not cling together like angular particles of ordinary sand. This causes the sand to behave so a person can be engulfed if he steps into it.
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