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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1941

Page

5

Confrontation in a City Across a Night of Secrets

Martha races from New York to Sugar Hill in pursuit of her estranged husband Bill after learning he learned she was in the city with Paul. Suzanne reveals Bill chased rumors, feared she ran away, and likely drank while plotting forgiveness or confrontation. They vow to find him.

Mariha Dora New York Mrs. Larkin Marsha Martha oMea Ofeet Bill Paull Suzanne Paul Sugar Hill Lil Cain

Social calendar events in Felminiy Stl Spokane

The Bay View Reading club meets at Mrs. Cloud Agee with Mrs. J A Henry as associate hostess as Jo'click and Mrs. W R Hamilton read the program. Wednesday Contract Bridge at Mrs Flor Johnson and again at Mrs J R Henry at 2 30. Troop No 7 Girl Scouts meet at the Little House with Mrs Linus Walker. Thursday February 6 Penny luncheon for Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary hosted by Mrs A W Stubbenian 2 to 5. United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs C F Huntley with Mrs George T Crews and Mrs Pat Casey hostesses 2 30. County Council PTA meets at Believing High School 7 30 executive before regular meeting. Cosmopolitan club at Mrs Monry Haynes 3 0. The Little House hosts Troop No 7 Girl Scouts led by Mrs Linus Walker.

Bay View Reading Club Cloud Agee J. A. Henry Jo'click A. W. Stubbenian Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary United Daughters of the Confederacy C.F. Huntley George T. Crews Pat Casey Girl Scouts Feader Linus Walker

Rose Garden club hosts meeting at Mrs Kyler home

Friday afternoon at 3 o clock the Rose Garden club meets at Mrs H C Kyler home with Mrs Kyler and Mrs Randolph Crutchfield as hostesses Miss Mary Lemney leads Seven and One club at Miss Mary Lemley home with two guests Mrs Lamarr Cox and Mrs Len Dickson invited Tuesday evening Lovely spring flowers decorate the living room while eight guests play bridge Chairs and scores recorded Dessert course with coffee served to guests and members Buffet supper planned at Methodist church Monday Jets 3 Graves Sunday School class from First Methodist invites Miss Clarice Camon home Monday for supper Hearts games feature Miss Clea Grimes winner Hostess aided by her mother Mrs Arch Cannon

The Rose Garden Club H. C. Kyler Kyler Randolph Crutchfield Mary Lemney Itas Lamarr Cox Len Dickson Mary Lemley Methodist Clig Jets Graves First Methodist Church Lyman Armstrong Main Street Rucsis R. V. Hernelondv Leonart Ellis Vincent Foster J. W. Clin Milchrel King Meredith Gates Mary Andrres Josephine Andres Marzette Williams Melon Ruthi Whatley Virginia Burkey

Round of church group meets at member home

Circle No 3 of the Women's Society for Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met at a member’s home on Monday afternoon. Mrs C V Nunn led the program on Who Is Thy Neighbor assisted by Mrs George Ware and Mrs John Arnold. Mrs Lawrence Martin read a poem Let Me Live in a House by the Road. Hostess served cherry pie and coffee. Mrs Henry Hitt presided. Mrs Lawrence Martin also noted. Other society members attended.

Circle No. 3 Women’s Society For Christian Service First Methodist Church C. V. Nunn George Ware John Arnold Lawrence Martin Foss Henry Hitt The Methodist Society Lawerence Martin

Mind Your Manners Tips On Wives Speech

This appears as etiquette guidance framed as questions about how wives should refer to their husbands and dating partners in social conversation. It asks whether terms like The Doctor my husband my boyfriend girlfriend and lady friend are appropriate when speaking to acquaintances.

Jim

Women Leaders Needed to Harness War Time Efforts

We the Women America Could Use Time argues women have brains and will to aid national defense but lack leadership. The piece critiques clubs for indecision, suggests efficient leadership and clear plans are needed, or women will idle and defense waits.

America Women of Uncle Sam Cal National Defense

Visitors Spend Day With Centerville Residents

Briant Mrs Claud Waddle and her son David plan a Wednesday visit as spend the day guests of Mrs Bob Liniker at her Centerville home. A Mrs BL Buller of Texaviana is visiting her daughter Mrs M M McCloughan and Mr McCloughan for a few days.

Dolphus Whitten Sr Dolphus Whitten Jr Gladswater Texas Horace Whitten Richard W. R. Orton C. C. Curl Jess Curl Bobby Curl Helena Arkansas Briant Claud Waddle David Bob Liniker Centerville

Fragmented OCR notes on pronoun use and language questions

The text appears to be a garbled discussion about reference terms and pronouns. It mentions phrases like refer to them and refer to then ag Answera, quotes about My Husband, and a note that women is now the preferred term. The fragment lacks coherent context or full sentences.

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