German air strength forecast ahead of invasion says RAF ahead
An RAF officer notes Britain will face a German air buildup before any invasion and warns weather, bomber forces, and fighter numbers influence the timing. He suggests Germany may mass daylight strikes to disrupt inland Britain, while British air power remains marginally ahead in night operations and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Fibet
Britain
RAF
Bork
Eleily
Norway
Thea
Social Calendar Reflects February Church Circles
Numerous church groups meet Monday including First Baptist Circle 1 at 2 North Berry Street, Women's Missionary Society at 3, and Circle 1 of First Methodist at the home of S M LaGrone. other circles and clubs hold Tuesday and Thursday gatherings with guest roles, meals, and bridge sessions noted along with Red Cross garment efforts and a Friday Music Club luncheon featuring opera excerpts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pebbary
Ted
First Baptist
Ehuirel
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Eohiistian” Church
Malcolm Porterfield
North Herry Street
Women's
Society For Christian Service
First Methodist Dhuvely
Moniay
M. LaGrone
Joe Laser
The
Women's Missionary Society of the First Chydatjinn Chirch
Jor Vesey
Woemen's Society of Christian Service
Presbyterian Church
Wheeler Flays FDR for Charge
Senator Wheeler denounces a reported slander linking him to a 1935 dinner remark about Nazi Europe plans. He calls the accusation absolutely false and urges the president to have raised the matter with Ambassador Dodd. Wheeler defends his stance for American peace and against foreign entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dada
Germany
Wheeler
Joseph P. Kennedy
Palm Beach Fla
United States
Dodd
Local social notes and visits from Hope area residents
Mrs. Paul II Jones leaves Monday for Bearden to visit her mother Mrs. Ro Glave. In Oran, Mrs. L. J. Rabins and daughter Mrs. H. C Murphy visit the city. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pakchild of Rosston are Hope Sunday visitors. J. B. Kirk and daughter Mabel plan a two day visit to Little Rock. Miss Carlene Broner travels to Wheaton College after Irishman and sophomore years at Ouachita. Mrs. Clem Ball of Oran visits friends. Terret Cornelius and Mrs. Cornelius depart for El Dorado and Little Rock for Paralysis Board meeting. Little Miss Elizabeth Spore remains with Rev. and Mrs. K. L. Spore. Mrs. Thomas Gore of Fulton Kentucky and others visit Mrs. W. M. Cantley. Guy E. Basye goes to Chicago. Mrs. Jub Robins of Ozan visits. Mrs. J. M. Ligen, visiting daughter Mrs. J. R. Henry and Mr. Henry, depart to Conway. Freddie Jones recovering from injuries from an incident at home. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Duties, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Parker and son Edward visit the city this week. guests of Mrs. C. Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul II. Jones
Bearden
Ro. Glave
L. J. Rabins
H. C Murphy
Oran
Lloyd Pakehild
Rosston
Hope
J. 2. Kirk
Mabel
Little Rock
Carlene Broner
Wheaton, HL
Wheaton College
Miss Broner
Ouachita Onllege
Terret Cornelius
el Dorado
Liuke Rock
Cornelius
Ofuntile Paralysis Board
Elizabeth Spore
K. L. Spore
Thomas Gore
Fulton Kentucky
RB. V. Mitchell
Charlie Archer
Duncan Hell
The
Queen
W. M. Cantley
Guy E. Basye
Chicago
Jub Robins
Ozan
J. M. Ligen
J. R. Henry
Henry
Sundlay
Conway
Friands
Freddie Jones
Negro Garden Club Organized Saturday in Hope
The first Negro garden club in Hope was organized Saturday by the city federation of garden clubs. Lillian Pruitt was elected president. The club aims to promote community gardening and civic participation. James Whitmore of Prescott named beverage tax division supervisor in the State Department of Revenues at Lime Rock, succeeding G. C. Carter of Ozark. A Chicago youth involved in a theft incident received a 30 day sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitmore
Prescott
State Department of Revenues
Lime Rock
G. C. Carter
Ozark
Hope
City Federation of Garden Clubs
Lillian Pruitt
Chicago
Delaney Buys Out Partners in Louisiana Nevada Transit
ADA Okla PI W A Delaney Ada wildcatter announced weekend purchase of T R Jones of Dallas and M A Mathews Ada interests in Louisiana Nevada Transit Company a gas line formed two years ago to serve Catron Valley Louisiana and through a pipeline to Okay Ark and surrounding Arkansas towns including Hope Fulton Saratoga McNab Taylor and Bradley Delaney becomes half owner with Boettcher interests of Denver retaining leadership roles and moving HQ from Dallas to Ada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Okla
W. A. Delaney
Ada Wildcatter
T. R. Jones
Dallas
M. A. Mathews
Louisiana- Nevada Transit Company
Louisiana
Arkansas
Delaney
Boettcher Interests
Denver
Charles Boettcher
C. K. Boettcher
P.T.A. Council to Meet Feb. 6
Hempstead county P T A council will convene at Blevins High School on Thursday February 6. An executive session precedes the regular meeting which starts at 7 30 o clock. All units are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Flight to New York Chapter XXV Arrival
Martha, newly back in the office and focused on work, is assigned a urgent mission to deliver pivotal reports to Paul Elliott in New York. She boards a 4 PM flight from LaGuardia, uneasy about the meeting, yet proud of the progress in her role and the office’s bustle. Paul greets her on arrival in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Wwark
Ivaven
David
Alllee
New York
Cleri
Comptroller’s
Paul
Detroit
Bill
Helen's
Cleris
Jonah
Paul Elliott
Faull
Martha Marshall
Shome
Pert
LaGuardia
Goodby
Lae Guardia
Groundhog Sees Shadow In Gobbler's Knob Traditional Rite
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania the famous weather prognosticator saw his shadow on Sunday, signaling six more weeks of winter for followers. The annual rite has shaped local weather lore for decades, while nearby Arkansas experienced a different weather outcome without a shadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobbler's Knob
Hempstead County Library January Circulation Surges
January reports from Hempstead County Library branches show record monthly circulation across the system. Spring Hill moved 3082 items including 2748 books and 347 magazines. Blevins 1213. Washington 1059. Fulton 817. Hope headquarters 2225. countywide totals indicate a major rise with 325 new borrowers countywide and an all time best month previously set at 6000 books and magazines in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County Library System
Spring Hill
Blevins
Washington
Fulton
Hope
Young Set Dresses Up Style Steps Aside for Instinet
Fashion edition notes that under-20s lead in dress choices. Young women prefer simple flattering frocks in pastels with flowers and real blooms, favoring pretty fabrics like starched marquiselle, lace, net, and silk chiffon. Designers target youthful silhouettes and bright prints as flowers become a key accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Amy Porter
Carmel Snow
Smart
New York
France
America
Booth Transferred by Highway Dept in Arkansas
Arkansas highway officials announced Robert T. Foliette formerly assistant superintendent is moved from Traffic and Safety to the Statistics and Analysis Division. W. Mitchell, Highway Director, reports the transfer as a temporary assignment financed with federal funds. Foliette has served five years as supervisor and seven years with the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Robert T. Foliette
Palio
Harvey D. “Booth
Booth
W. Mitchell
Fun
Thief Steals Evidence Of Illegal Whisky In Greenville
Officers seized several gallons of illegal whisky and stored it in their car. While they went to seek more, a thief snatched the evidence, seen by officers turning a corner with it under his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broer Listheast
Abe Lincoln
Kentucky
Indiaa
Bruce Lancaster
Hugh
Ann Duit
Fark
Abe
Lincoln
Greenville
S. C
Fragmented Floral Ornaments Describe Novel Caps
A fragment mentions Greek letters outlined with leaves, heart shaped flower muffs with heart charms, and Tuliet caps woven of flowers in a Hawaiian style. The text is incomplete and lacks clear action or event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hitler
Adolf Hitler
England
Leicestershire Regiment
Scotland
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
J. B. Koanec
Women's Society For Christian Servic
Lame of Mra
Middlebrooks
Women's Society
Christin Servier
Charles Harrell
Edwin Ward
Irasleas
A.M. Reltig
Virele
Saint Mark's
Jin. Henry
J. O- Milam
Milam
Robert Walker
Merle June Webb
Tyeelay Contract Bridge Club
Lyman Armstrong
Iris Gaytien
Ladies Mission Council of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Hebtuney
A. W. Stubbeanan
Presbyterian Jaudies Auxiliary
C. M. Agee
Red Cros Garment Project
Red Cross
Mes
Watlans
Dick Wilkins
Henry Haynes
Basil York
George Ware
Jim McKennie
J.C. Carllan
Flol. Padi
Mes. J
Ligue
Compny
Corneling
Terrell Cornelius
J. M. Ligon
Ligon
D. R. Henry
Claud Garner
Robert Wilson
Frank No Jen
Max Cox
Robert Campbell
Lloyd Spencer
McWilliams
Saenger
Tyrone Power
Linda Darnell
Brigham Young Frontiersman
Rialto
Clark Gable
Claudette Colbert
Spencer Tracy
Hedy Lamarr
SGU
Frei
Coats
Wheeler Flays
Fdr
Mont
Roosevelt
Isic
William B. Dudance
Robert Sherwood
Minnis
Olida
Hempstein County
Clem Ball
Dale Parker Nnd
Edward
Cc, Parker
Negro Garden Club
Revenue Dept. Post
La.Nev. Transit Co
P.T.A. Council
Betty Wallace
NEA Service
ING
Groundhog
Monthly Report of Library
Jove
Fraternity
Highway Dept
Morae Feed CO
Suisl
Harry W. Shiver
Arkansas Machine Specialty Co
Walnut Hope
Ark
Cook’s White Star Laundry
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