Church Circles and Social Events in Hope
Social and personal notes list Circle No 1 and Circle No 3 of the W S C S at First Methodist with hostesses named Mrs C B Waddie and Mrs Steve Cartigan Executive board of the Woman Auxiliary meets at the First Presbyterian Church Circle No 2 W S C S collects at Mrs W E Jones Baptist youth groups Y W A meet at First Baptist Primary department holds annual picnic at Mrs M S Bates home Donald Robert Ward Jr born in Pensacola Florida August 20 Florence Marie Polk sixth birthday party at East 2nd Street Kindergarten Room with 38 guests
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Circle No. 1
First Methodist Church
Steve Cartigan
John Arnold Leader
Woman Auxiliary of
The
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Chrloe No
W. E. Jones
South Pine Street
Ola Williams
M. M
E. B. Ward Jr
Florence Marie Polk
East 2Nd Street
Marie Purkins
Nannie Purkins
Honea Family Visits Kin as Aileen Campbell Heads South
Mr and Mrs John B Honea and children Johnny and Ross of Litude Rock arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs Honea’s parents Mr and Mrs H R Copeland. Frances Thomas will come Saturday from New Orleans for a short stay with her parents. Aileen Campbell departed for Dallas after visiting cousin Mrs Lloyd Coop and family. Dr and Mrs Thomas Brewster and Mrs L A Foster arrive from Montreal after a month away. Jean Keith of Texarkana visits grandmother Mrs Kk G Coop and Mr and Mrs Tom Wardlow. Patsy Ann and Joan Phillips travel from Houston for family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Honea
Johnny and
Ross
Litude Rock
Frances Thomas
New Orleans
Mrs. Chas. UO. Thomas
Aileen Campbell
Dallas
Lloyd Coop
Mr. Coop
Rosemary Coop
Thomas Brewster
L. A Foster
Montreal
North Carolina
Jean Keith
Texarkana
Kk. G. Coop
Tom Wardlow
Taylor Phillips
Patsy Ann
Joan
Houston
Texas
20 Pre Med Students Called for Arkansas Medical School
In Little Rock on August 28 a University of Arkansas Medical School dean urged increasing pre medical training for 18 year olds amid a draft policy that blocks exemption. He aims for a 75 member freshman class with 23 Navy trainees and 32 civilians already enrolled including 10 women, the highest female share yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
University of Arkansas Medical School
Byron L. Robinson
The
Arkansas Medical School
Navy
Robinson
Arkansas
Army
Yanks Reach Surrender Talks With Japanese in Luzon Gorge
American officers relayed a surrender demand to the southern Luzon commander after lowering into a steep gorge 22 miles east of Manila. Negotiations with Yamashita for northern Luzon troops continued as Lt. Gen. Yokoyama's aide explained the general could not surrender without higher authority.
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Manila
Luzon
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Sumi
Yokoyama
Arkansas Veterans Returning to U. S. on Thomas Johnson
Aboard the Thomas Johnson returning servicemen dock in New York list includes John G. Alhorn Carlyle Ord St Little Rock Clifford Herron Grover E. Curtis Snuggs M. D. Fin Pine Bluff Loran Pfe Fa Petti Rambo Blytheville Harry B. Baker Walnut Ridge George D. Phillips Darda nelle. Also note nylon toothbrush bristles now make up 17 of 20.
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Arkansas
Thomas Johnson
New York
N. Y
Alhorn
John G. Te
Ednora
Mitchell
Carlyle Ord
Little Rock
Herron
Clifford
M. Co
Curtis
Snuggs
Grover E., Jr
Fin
Pine Bluff
Ahart
Loran Pfe
Pettigrew
Rambo
M. D
Blytheville
Baker
Harry B
Walnut Ridge
Phillips
George D
Dardanelle
Murfreesboro River Hearing Set for Sept 4
A public hearing in Murfreesboro on September 4 at 3 p m will review the Little Missouri flood control report and the feasibility of building a Muddy Fork dam four miles west of Murfreesboro. Input from county and city officials and the public is invited. written statements may be submitted to Lt. Col. R W Sauer Corps of Engineers District Engineer.
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Murfreesboro
Little Missouri
House
Congress
Muddy Fork
Clear Fork
Little
Missouri River
War Department
R. W. Sauer
Corps of Engineers
Murfreesboro Lions Club
Marriage Unchanged Yet Modern View Alters Divorce Rates
Dorothy Dix argues marriage remains a gamble with the same core dynamics as always. She cites shifting attitudes, reduced stigma, more women in the workforce, and higher expectations as factors driving higher divorce rates, while noting genuine effort and romance can still yield lasting unions.
Hope High School Book Exchange Opens for Students
The Hope High School Book Exchange is open and students should buy books and supplies before school starts. New students from last spring must classify by Friday afternoon September 7, with late classifiers allowed after school hours. Schedule changes must be completed by Monday September 3.
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Hope High School
Hope
We the Women We the Women by Ruth Millett
Paris Court of Appeals allows divorced couples to share a home if one cannot secure separate quarters. Millett argues it reflects practical sense given housing shortages and the insight ex-spouses have into each other’s habits and routines.
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Ruth Millett
Paris
United States
Paris Court of Appeals
Holdridges to Return Saturday from Springfield
The Rev. H. Paul Holdridge Mrs Holdridge and nine girls from Hope Gospel Tabernacle attended the National Youth Conference in Springfield Missouri this week and will return home Saturday September 1.
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H. Paul Holdridge
Holdridge
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Springfield
Proper use of a reference in job applications
The text explains how to handle reference names in job applications. It advises asking the person for permission to use their name as a character reference or informing them if you have already used their name without prior consent.
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Grandpa
Joseph
Futhermore
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Shared Roof Lives of Exes and Roommates
A narrator ponders cohabiting ex spouses and roommates, noting petty habits like laundry and towels reveal tensions. It argues flexible shared living could help during housing shortages if both parties maintain mutual courtesy and effort despite preexisting personal histories.
Hearts Bleed Longest at Home Scene Continues
Thayer accompanies Brock home while Mrs. Kittridge asserts care and Brock faces stairs with crutches. Tension rises as Thayer and Mrs. Kittridge clash over Brock’s support, with Emma tending and a family plan forming for Brock’s rest. To Be Continued.
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Emma
Thayer
Brock
Judson Kittrigge
Hildreth
Emma Dutt
Grandfather
Mrs. Kittridge
Awkardly
Man Seeks Permission Then Explains Omission
A man explains he lacked time to request permission and hopes the other party will not mind. He acknowledges the oversight and seeks understanding while moving forward.
Made in Japan and wartime secrets in modern conflict
Barbs note synthetic butter from coal as a wartime German secret and hint at black market activity. A playful aside praises an elderly woman’s gray hair as natural. Japan shifts to peacetime goods while the Missouri is praised as a symbol of wartime production. Labor Day gains meaning after a major war effort. MacArthur’s crew helps save the Alcan highway, a 1671 mile route between Fairbanks and Dawson Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fairbanks
Alaska
Dawson Creek
British Columbia
Psoriasis: nature causes and treatment tips
Psoriasis is a chronic noncontagious skin condition not causing scars. It tends to appear on the scalp back of the neck elbows and knees and forms red papules with silvery scales. Management emphasizes staying with a physician and gradual treatment rather than quick fixes.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Belated Letter Reaches Brother During Funeral
Pueblo, Aug 28. After years of waiting for a brother in Helland Ben Borrigter of Pueblo finally receives a letter just as funeral services for him were held in Lincoln Nebraska. The moment blends relief with sorrow in a single scene of war torn separation.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ben Borrigter
Helland
Borrigter
Lincoln
Nebr
Oil Pipeline Company Hikes Pay Across Regions
Interstate Oil Pipeline Company announced a five percent base pay raise for 1,200 employees across Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Mississippi Kentucky Wyoming Montana and Louisiana effective Saturday. The move also restores a 44 hour work week from 48 hours and provides time and a half for overtime beyond 40 hours for about 300 Oklahoma workers. Carter Oil Company a Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiary may follow with a similar plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Interstate Oil, Pipe Line’ Company
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tlingis
Mississippi
Kentucky
Wyoming
Montana
Louisiana
Carter Oil Company
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
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Mace Democracy Work
Port
Pfe
Joe Carpenter
Shrewe
Rialto
Parsi
StArring Wakely
Dennis Moore
Brenda Starr
Yanks
U. S
James W. Branch
Bazal Metabolism Laboratory
S. Main St. Hope
James W Branch
Sarah Munn
Helen Mullinex
R. N
Marisne SE
Times Square
C. I. O. Union
Madison Square Garden
Dorothy DIX
Heaven
Hell
Adam
Eve
Grandma
Holdridges
NEA Service, Inc
Moya
Judson
Judson Kittridges
She
Julie
Beleza
Talbot
Takashiro Kawabe
Imperial Japanese Staff
W. R. Ronald
Japan
Missouri
General MacArthur
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Old New York
Weehawken
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hameilton
P. T. Barnum
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Hope Appliance Co
East 3Rd St
Doug Bacon
City Jenectric Co
Parnell
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