Christmas Socials and Military News From Hope Area
Social and Personal notes describe a Meth Church junior party at the church on Friday. The Hope Fire Department held its 5th annual Christmas dinner with many locals and families in attendance. Military personnel and veterans from the area are listed with recent arrivals and honors, including Navy and Army service in the Pacific, and families visiting in Hope. Birth announcements note the December 25 birth of Rebecca Ann Cox, daughter of Clifford and Jane Cox.
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Meth Church
Hop Fire Department
Hope Fire Dent
Rrment
Lawrence
Clifford Russell
Ps Patterson
Hobbs
Donald
Joe Jones
Mor Cobb
Jim Cobb
Parth Myr Pearl Watsor
G. J. Downin
Clifford Cox
Rebecca Ann
Julia Chester Hospital
Cox
Jane Hill
Christmas Guests Reported in Local Notices
IS 1 C Joseph Young of New Orleans visited Sunday with his brother George Young and Mrs Young at 400 South Main Street. Misses Marie and Nannie Purvis and Mrs Glen Williams hosted Christmas guests, Mr and Mrs Edward Woodford and daughters Nancy Jane and Susan Ann, Little Rock to visit.
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Oscar J. Garibaldi
Lima
Peru
South America
Marie
Nannie Purkins
East Second Street
Bryan W. Yates
Navy Separation Center
Los Angeles
Hope
Fred Yates
Seabees
Philippines
Joseph Young
New Orans
Louisiana
George Young
Mrs. Young
South Main Street
Nannie Purvis
Glen Willams
Edward Woodford
Daughts
Nancy Jane
Susan Ann
Little Rock
Navy Reserve officer placed on inactive duty in Jacksonville
Lt. (j.g.) J. E. Lester is placed on inactive duty in the Naval Reserve at the Navy Personnel Separation Center in Jacksonville Florida. The announcement is dated December 2 from Jacksonville.
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J.g
J. E. Lester
Naval Reserve
Navy Personnel Separation Center
Jacksonville
Florida
Hospital Notes Leonard Bearden Among Hospitalized
Hospital notes indicate Leonard Bearden, son of Mr and Mrs Bearden, is a patient receiving medical care. Further details unavailable.
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Leonard Bearden
Mr. and
Tabernacle Revival to Open Sunday in Goshen
The Gospel Tabernacle will launch a two week revival starting Sunday December 30 with nightly services at 730 led by evangelist George S Koontz noted for 109 revivals. A Watch Night Service December 31 at 8 pm will close the year with song prayer and gospel messages.
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The
Gospel Tabernacle
George S. Koontz
United States
Canada
Koontz
Mr. Koontz
Oklahoma
Record crowds expected for next year furniture sale
A manufacture predicts a record furniture sale next year if customers keep up payments. A Tennessee still incident occurred as officers prepared to enter. Mrs Jim Bearden had emergency appendicitis surgery at Julia Chester hospital.
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Hal Cochran
Jim Bearden
Julia Chester Hospital
The Fountain of Youth and the Joys of Ageing
Dorothy Dx argues aging need not be dreary and urges older people to stay social, well dressed, keep interest alive, and host gatherings. They should be tactful, avoid being bores, and adapt with new tricks to remain welcome and popular in society.
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Ponce de Leon
Barrie
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Doctor urges keeping sick children home to curb disease
The doctor argues against relying on perfect attendance and urges awarding leave to students who stay home when ill. Schools should notify parents of outbreaks and keep ill children home until medical advice. Teachers should spot symptoms, and homes are the best place for early disease control.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Health Education Council
Changes After War Do Not Come Easy For Couples
Women columnist Ruth Millett notes wartime separations leave couples unsure how each other has changed. Husbands and wives wonder what shifts in attitudes or behavior await them as they reunite after years apart. The piece emphasizes realistic expectations and the difficulty of adapting to new patterns.
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Ruth Millett
NEA
John
Sue
Universal Military Training and national security outlook
The document argues for Universal Military Training as a peacetime reserve strategy, balancing high modern military costs with broader national strength. It cites mobilization data, emphasizes the need for manpower alongside technology, and links defense policy to democratic, affordable budgets and long term peace. It notes that total national effort and skilled labor underpin security.
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Washington
Congress
United States
United States of America
Japan
Hiroshima
Marianas
Pacific
Navy
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserve
First Impressions Last in Shifting Marriages After War
A reflection on how time and experience alter husbands and wives. Partners often fail to adapt as their changes accumulate, clinging to early images. The wartime years force couples to reassess and confront evolving realities in their relationship.
Capitol Talk: FCA to inspect surplus acres in Arkansas
Officials of the Farm Credit Administration will send appraisers to Jacksonville Arkansas to inspect 7252 acres declared surplus by the Surplus Property Administration as part of the Arkansas Ordnance Plant. The remaining land and buildings may be sold by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Jacksonville
Ark
Surplus Property Administration
SPA
Arkansas Ordnance Plant
FCA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Faye Briant Former Hope Citizen Dies
Miss Faye Briant aged 53, formerly of Hope, died at her Albuquerque New Mexico home Thursday morning after a 25 year residence there. Her body will be returned to Hope for burial. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. She was niece of Mrs W R Pruitt and Mrs Gertrude Bailey of Hope, and daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W H Briant.
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Faye Briant
Hope
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Miss Briant
W. R. Pruitt
Gertrude Bailey
W. H. Briant
Greeks to Strike Nationwide Over Drachma Collapse
Martipress reports a 24 hour general strike in Greece to begin at noon tomorrow protesting worsening living conditions after the Drachma's black market collapse to about 19,400 to the dollar.
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London
LPI
Martipress
Greece
Fact finding tribunals evolved into public service bodies in Arkansas
The text traces how temporary fact finding tribunals attached to the Corporation Commission became the Public Utilities Commission by the mid-1930s. It notes the shift of functions to the Public Service Commission as these perma nent tribunals gained administrative powers and became permanent bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Corporation Commission
Public Unilties Commission
Public Service Commission
Deciding Outfit for a Hostess Guided Party
The correct approach is to ask the hostess about dress code since she knows the party's formality. A 1912 fact notes a machine gun first fired from an airplane in flight.
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