Soldier Recreation Center to Aid Soldiers in Hempstead county
First Presbyterian Church of Hope opens a Soldier’s Recreation Center next Monday August 11 in the church and Sunday School buildings at East Second and Hazel streets. It will be open daily from 2 30 p m to 10 30 p m with staff on hand to welcome visitors. Water books magazines daily newspapers writing paper and envelopes will be provided. The center offers space for writing games music and other services for soldiers. Mrs Harry J Lemley leads arrangements and church members contribute time and materials.
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Hempstead
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
East Second and
Hazel Streets
Harry J. Lemley
The
Presbyterian Church
Easter lilies in short supply due to war and imports
Washington report details how world war disruptions choke Japan’s lily bulb exports, leaving U S florists with few blooms for Easter. The Agriculture Dept backs new efforts at Beltsville to breed disease resistant bulbs and expand southern production on Farm Security Administration lands Scuppernong Farms North Carolina and Terrebonne Farms Mississippi Delta will test 10 000 bulbs this summer, aiming for 500 000 scales next spring and a new southern enterprise.
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United States
Japan
Holland
Pacific Northwest
New York
Department of Agriculture
South
Department
Bureau of Plant Industry
Beltsville
Bureau
Old Farm Resettlement Administration
Farm Security Administration
North Carolina
Cape Hatteras
Social Calendar Highlights Local Circle Meetings
Social calendar lists Circle No 3 and Circle No 1 of church groups from First Christian and First Presbyterian with various homes and times on Monday August 11. Also notes Emanon club guest Mrs Lloyd Spencer, Cotillion club gathering at Miss Heard's home and preparations for a dance at the Country Club August 16.
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Circle
W. M
First Christian Church
Ladies Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Paris
W. M.S
Fonzie Moses
First Christi Church
B. L. Rettiz
Cotillion Club
Miss Heard
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Louise Hanegan
Weekend Visit Notes and Local Church Revival
Local notices list visitors and relatives visiting Hope Arkansas including Mrs Jess Davis Mo and Mr John Hill in Ft Leonard Wood. Residents plan weekend stays, travel to Dallas Little Rock and St Louis and enjoy stories of family visits. The Rev Lewis sermon at Tabernacle and revival at First Pentecostal are noted with attendance appeals. An 1190 England hair fashion anecdote closes the item.
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John Clyde Hill
Ft. Leonard Wood,Mo
Hope
Misa Harriet Story
Carolyn
Bobby Story
Minden
Garrett Story Jr
Mary Haynes
Dallas
Texas
R. L. Barnett
Little Rock
Bobby Barnett
John M. Holt
Danville, Va
City
Mr. Holt
M. A. Holt
Delten Houston
St. Louis
Ceril Houstonis
Friday Bridge Club and Robyon Company Gatherings
The report describes a Friday Contract Bridge group at Mrs. C. C. Lewis’s Hertfortome home with high scores by Mrs. R. V. Herndon Sr. and Mrs. Toni McLarty, two tables of spirited play, Summer flowers, and an iced dessert. It also notes a Robyon Department Co. employee event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Routon in Brunswick stew and barbecue on the Routon lawn with twenty five guests enjoying conversation.
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C. C. Lewis
Hertftome
Toni McLarty
Cc. C. Lewis
C.F. Rowlons
Robison
Robyon Department Co
Church News at Tabernacle and First Christian C
Sunday school at 9 45 with classes for all ages and 11 00 morning worship led by Rev Philis Lewis guest speaker from Denison Texas. Special song service at 7 15 p m Christ's Ambassadors Union evangelistic service to follow. Local pastor Hamill absent. pulpit guest of note in Tabernacle on N Main St and Avenue D.
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Philis Lewis
Dennisson
Texas
Tabernacle
Lewis
The
Pal
Christ's Ambassadors Union
Submarine chase ends in decisive U-boat sink
Woe Betide continues as Captain MacDillon steers a patrol toward a surfaced U-boat. The periscope is spotted, guns are readied, and the third shot shatters the conning tower. The U-boat sinks with no survivors after a brutal exchange.
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MacDillon
Gas Ration 5 executive warns of tighter winter gas supply
An executive cautions that a five gallon weekly limit would not help as East Coast consumption averaged 788 gallons per vehicle yearly in 16 states and DC, with 36 percent of U S gasoline use. Tanker redirection to Britain and a reduced fleet could halve supply, risking cuts to passenger cars and expanding truck and bus operations. Brooklyn borough spans 11 farms.
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District of Columbia
United States
East
Oilinen
Polo drama ends with Oklahoma vow and hospital twist
In a polo tale set around Briar Hill and Ocean Side, Barbara confronts news of Dugan Blake returning to Oklahoma while Larry Grover presses to keep him. A crash knocks Dugan out. Barbara and Uncle Hank donate blood, confirming a future marriage and ending the saga with a daring gamble on love.
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Larry Grover
Sue
Larry
Barbara
Dugan Blake
New York
Briar Hilton
Uncle Hank
Hank
Oklahoma
Briar Hill
Ocean Side
Dugan
Tale
Bulker
Hank Chase
Ibe
Methodists End Youth Caravan in Hope
The Methodist Youth Caravan wrapped up its Hope program with a consecration service Friday night. Local youth and visiting Methodists led worship and study sessions through the week, with supper by W S C 5s circles and sessions on worship, recreation, missions, and citizenship. The group heads to Nashville Saturday to continue its nationwide caravan effort.
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Virginia Tucker
Nashville Tennessee
Kay Hays
Madison
Georgia
Mary ‘Kirkman
Pleasant Gardens
North Carolina
Bob Chapman
Evanston
Vingis
Cara Reed
Nashville
Ark
United States
Hope
Plant Guards Make the Movies In Baltimore Factory
The 135 plant guards at the Glenn L. Martin aircraft plant, making bombers for the United States and Britain, acted as movie models in a stress film by the Office of Emergency Management to emphasize plant protection in defense industries. Also includes a brief dialogue about a patient told to abandon women and liquor for months and a humorous domestic exchange about a lost nickel.
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Baltimore
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Factory
United States
Britain
Office of Emergency: Management
Two Pests Threaten U.S. Farm Relief and Forced Bloom
The article discusses two major obstacles to American production. Aphids spread a virus that destroys bulbs and infests crops, while plants must endure artificial heat forcing without petals blasting. It predicts a sharp focus by the Department of Agriculture on Terrebonne and Scuppernong next year.
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Department of Agriculture
Terrebonne
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U.S
Jack Stinnett
Washington
J. R. Williams
HEA, Service
Ladies' Aux
Mack Stuart
Barlow
Jess Davis
Doraldo
L. FP. Roark
R. M. LaGrone Jr
Mitchell
Lake Catherine
H. M. Daniel
Kalamazoo
Michigan
W. Q. Warren
Virginia Points
Edwin Bavis
Oakdale
Mrs. Crit Stunet
Lea Perdue
Lonan
Slater
Charles Briani
Mrs
William Sommerville
the Tabernacle
First Pentecostal
First Pentecostal Church
Thomas Brewster
Merrie England
Rialto
Dixie
Virginia
Dn Technicolor
Madeleine Carroll
Fred Macmurray
San Antonio
Sun
Church News
FIRST
John Keith Gregory
Hiop& Gospri
Ine Theatres Saenger
Tucs
Moon Ovey
Miami
Lisbon
Three Legionaires
Smokey Smith
Virg
Tropics
Brooklyn
Jerry Brondfield
Flea
Rohin Pole
Keele
Tagan
Chase Estate
Polo Field
Haat
NEA
ING
Methodists End Youth Caravan
China
James McHugh
the Proving Ground
Washington, Arkansas
Proving Ground
W. M. Ward
Mgr
Washington, Ark
Johnny
Billie
Jrelieves Sunbur
Waite Petroleum Jet
Ward & Son Hope
MOORE
Kelly
Automotive Supply Co
Ilz
Perkison’s Jewelry Store
Russell’s Cafe
Hope ‘Star
Drs. Chas, A
Ettae
Champlin
Osteopathic
Hops
Arkansas
South Elm St
H. T. Shull
Walnut St. Hope
Maine
Parson & Lawson Shoe Shop
C. W. Keen
F. McDowell
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