Hope Chapter O. E. S. Meeting at Masonic Hall
Social calendar notes a regular meeting of the Hope Chapter O. E. S. at the Masonic hall at 8 o clock Thursday evening. A full attendance is urged.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1945
Page
3
Social calendar notes a regular meeting of the Hope Chapter O. E. S. at the Masonic hall at 8 o clock Thursday evening. A full attendance is urged.
All P T A s of Hope Schools plan Founders Day events at the High School Friday afternoon including a coffee at Mrs J J Battle s Fulton home at 10 30, a 2 30 bridge party for Miss Betty Cox Prescott bride elect, and a 7 o clock dinner at Otel Barlow. Oglesby P T A also participates with others urging mothers to attend.
Mr and Mrs Carter Johnson will entertain with a reversal dinner at 7 30 Saturday night for Miss Betty Cox and Lt John H Barrow whose wedding will be solemnized at five o clock Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Rupert F. Naney and Mrs. Naney arrive in Prescott to attend the Cow-Barrow wedding at First Methodist Church on Sunday February 4 at 5 PM. They are guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barrow. Mrs. L. E. Singleton returns home after three months visiting her daughter in Little Rock. Kinard Young ARM 3.C., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Young, visited Hope yesterday.
A serviceman has completed aerial gunnery training at Purcell Oklahoma and is being transferred to Cecil Field in Jacksonville Florida for operational training.
2nd Lt. Dorsey Fuller has been promoted to 1st Lt. at Fort Bliss El Paso Texas per word to his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Fuller His wife and baby daughter now with Mrs Fuller in Malvern expect to join him in El Paso around February 15
Sgt Costa Carleson 24 of 424 Spring Street Hot Springs Arkansas heads the X ray department at the 192nd General Hospital in England. X ray pictures influence medical decisions for wounded soldiers with many filed in Washington for training. Carleson’s wife Margaret and parents Louis and reside in Arkansas and South Walnut Street. He enlisted in 1941 and recently rejoined after attending X ray school at the Royal Army Medical College in London.
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Breakfast guidance urges protein amid meat shortages. Whole grains and milk supply essential B vitamins. A New York family illustrates a typical morning with corn flakes, fried wheat meal, sausages, muffins, and fortified margarine, followed by tomorrow’s menu and a protein rich lunch and dinner plan featuring lentil soup and mackerel.
A 15 year old girl suffers a deep hand burn from hot fat while helping with lard. Her mother uses baking soda solution, a linen wrap, waxed paper dressing, and a tri angular bandage with a flour sack towel to secure the wound for a 30 mile trip to a physician. The doctor confirms the treatment was excellent.
Charlie Henderson and Jeff Martin chase news as a vast blaze devastates a district. Firefighters speak of a hellish outburst with a sky full of smoke and sparks. They race to save papers and cash from a damaged safe before the Bully Bargain House is consumed.
The author envisions future kitchen machines that cook and dispense hot meals like a hot dog slot machine. She imagines home use with installment plans, vitamin tablets, and paper plates to liberate housewives from daily cooking and dishwashing, a dream of convenient meals.
Senator Joseph H Ball objects to any all powerful entity pushing workers, comparing unions and government to abusive rulers. A Free German Committee in Moscow claims Hitler’s forces have largely lost the war and persisting resistance would cause senseless bloodshed. Early Pacific forecasts had Japan’s fall years after V E Day, now appear uncertain.
War Department notified wife in town that Pvt Lloyd C Mays was wounded in Belgium on January 15 He entered service May 1944 and went overseas last December.
Washington Pennsylvania February 1 14 brownout did not faze cafe proprietor. At midnight he extinguished the electric window display lights and lit two old fashioned country lanterns, creating a simple, old time effect.
A trio of short regional clippings notes a mishap in Oxford where a fishing trip ends in disaster after minnows placed in a bathtub with hot water are killed. In Boise, Idaho, lawmaker J Elmer Williams supports a goat tethering bill as an educational measure despite opposition.
A Martin County man quit his job and draft board duties to report for service as the “work or fight” order loomed. His name tops the list of local men certified for physical examination next week.
State College New Mexico reports engineering students, both with beards borrowed from the college dramatic club, entering an annual whisker-raising derby to avoid any man getting ahead. In Fairmont Minnesota Earl Fitz made three enlistment attempts, striking out each time.
Lt Col Timothy A McInerny of Boston argues for wiser national action to improve future agriculture, warning that missteps could bring troubles worse than the 1920s and 1930s. He cites Claude Wickard and Lt Gen Milla Harmon noting heavy bombers alone cannot win wars without factories and sustained industry.
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