Personal notices from Earls town and Hope area
Personal mentions include Dr and Mrs Thomas Brewster returning from Montreat North Carolina and Fayetteville, Lt Dick, Mrs P D Smith visiting Dallas, and others visiting family. Cotton industry talk cites Hempstead County committee urging higher cotton goods purchases to aid workers and consumers, stressing wardrobe gains from more cotton shirts pants and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brewster
Earls Town
Montreat
North Carolina
Hempstead
Robison
Dress on $4.75 a Year Gives Practical Wardrobe Plan
In Arkansas the Farm Security Administration outlines a thrifty teen wardrobe costing 7.45 for three years. Martha Dinwiddie, regional home management chief, shows suits, coats, and blouses made from mattress ticking and sacks, using buckles from old overalls and cantaloupe seed lace. The plan aims to help girls in low budgets stay in school, with durable, current-style outfits and a faux luxury look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Southern Farm
Farm Security Administration
Martha Dinwiddie
Home Management
Dinwiddie
Stuents
University of Alabama
Office Hours Notice With Scattered Time Fragments
Fragmentary hours show morning slots from 8 20 to 12 and afternoon from 1 to 3 The notice indicates Thursday closure and extended hours on Saturday with broken phrasing and unclear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ule
Atters Hoon
Cotton Goods Scarce Drive Promotes US Cotton Products
Acting with the Cotton Producing Industry and the Surplus Marketing Administration, the U S Department of Agriculture seeks to boost home consumption of 100 percent American grown processed and manufactured cotton products. George W. Robison, Chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Producing Industry
Surplus Marketing Administration
U. B. Department of Agriculture
Ain
Refrigerator Service Depends on Proper Care
Miss Mary Clade Pletaher, county home demonstration agent, says refrigerator service depends on the type of care it gets. She notes machines need lubrication and that some models are sealed with enough lubricant to last for the life of the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clade Pletaher
Assassin Fires on Jap Leader
A man posing as an autograph seeker shot Baron Kiichiro Hiranuma, a vice premier and minister without portfolio, in Tokyo. The elder statesman was hit in the chest and jaw. his condition was described as serious. The gunman entered Hiranuma's home with an autograph ruse and fired three shots before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kiichiro Hiranuma
Hireanuma
O Ste en Writes On Camp Life At Walters Texas
Bernard Y O'Steen writes from Camp Walters Texas about daily life in a large training center. He notes amusements and facilities including recreation halls, theaters, a service club cafeteria and library, a large auditorium, and a broadcast stage show by Ted Fiorita. He emphasizes adjusting to a 20 000 man army family and camaraderie among the Arkansas and Hope bunkmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Fio Rita
WFAA
Arkansas
Hope
Camp Walters
Bernard Y, O'Steen
Camp Wnters
Texas
Meeting Nearing Agreement on World War Points
The report notes a discussion of nine points echoing Wilson’s 14 points with ten phases. A dawn to Kas tuelen stance on Japan emerged, signaling possible Anglo American accord on a precise timing for joint action by Britain and the United States. Entities include Britain, United States, Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Japan
Care and use tips for old refrigerators from Miss Fletcher
Miss Fletcher explains refrigerator basics including the pump action that moves heat to a condenser, which looks like a radiator. She notes frequent condenser cleaning, defrosting before frost reaches a quarter inch, and regular interior cleaning to prevent odors and flavors in stored food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Britain and US plan strong war effort with USSR aid
London reports outline a united wartime strategy against Japan and Germany. Britain and the United States would use mutual bases in the southern Pacific and ask the Soviet Union to open a northern front with a large Siberian force if war expands. The broadcast by Lord Privy Seal Attlee informed workers and the public, signaling full industrial cooperation and national preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Britain
Pacific
Soviet Union
London
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Ussr
Privy Seal Attree
Churchill
4 H Club Pageant Highlights in Hempstead County
4 H boys and girls across 37 Arkansas counties take part in a pageant featuring Latin American scenes. Mildred Manning of McCaskill performs South of the Border in a Mexican singer guise. Pauline Samuels participates in Candle Light Service and brings a candle for the county council ceremony at the annual achievement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Hempstead
Rock de Diana
London
Mildred Manning
McCaskill
Mildred
Pauline Samuels
County fair projects highlighted in 4-H showcase
The county will work on county fair projects with features on live stock poultry gardening canning foods room improvement and clothing. A high turnout from 4-H clubs is expected this year at the county fair.
Local Stamp Office Announces New Hours Schedule
C. C. Stuart, issuing officer for the Food Stamp Plan, announced Thursday the following office hour schedule for the local stamp office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Stuart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buddy
J. R. Williams
Mrs. Wo # Butler
William Edward Butler By
Julia Chester Hospital
Lon Dickson
Fayetteville
Pris Day
William Pollock Je
J. R. Meards
Bill Johnson
Prescoll
T. BR. Billingsley
Tom Billingsley
Mena
Frances Ben
Bell
Billye
Irene James
Gus Bernier
Dorsey McRae
Mr. McRae
P. D. Smith
Hot Springs
Capiin
R. A. Boyett
Dallas
R. M. LaGrone Sr
St. Louis
Barnes Hospital
NEA
INE
First Christian Church
Church Lawn
B. L. Rettig
George Dodds
Glacine Morris
Tom Middlebrooks
Chuir
Syd McMath
Hope Country Club
Emotion Club
Mrs. Terrell Cornelius
Miss Robins
Landen Robins
Leo Robins
Miss Marie Parking
Roling
Marie Pup
Nancy Robins
Betty Mbin
Marie Antoinette Williams
Bill Thomas
Ty. Wray
Fredie Jones
Charlotte Tarpley
Carolyn Lewallen
Donald Hobbs
Billy Poe
Nanette Williams
Judy Watling
Sonny Armstrong
Ian
Didy
Sug Moses
Janet and
David McKenzie
Bobby Joan
Caryl
John Barr
Kay Northcut
Iianne
Albert Graves
Anne Houston
Kay Franks
Mary Copeland
Susanne McNeil
Margaret Sue McFaddin
Susie O'Dwyer
Cris Cook
Rufus
Glony Low Herndon
Jim VY Haynes
Bobby Walker
Dick Each
Martha Hamilton
Betty Jones
Frances Weisenberger
Ann
Kay Hawkins
Pete
Maye
B. W. Edwards
Gorl
Honom
James Meharty
Dolphus Whitten
Stenry Hitt
John Arnold
Rialto
Tropics
the Lion’s den
Ane Theatres Saenger Thirs
Lisbon
Sun-Mon
Kleshe Boys Goikbye
Wiesl
Thuars
Pri
Stetter
Siri
Bull
Virginia
Edward B. Griffith
Virginia van Upp
Fred Mac Murray
Madeleine Carroll
Autograph Hunter
O’steen
U.S. British
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid Alan Hi
Scott's New Dress Department
SILK
Scott Stores
2Nd Street
Maseuvers
Juthwestern Bell Telephone Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!