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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1941

Page

4

Social Calendar Highlights From Local Circles

Circles of the Ladies Auxiliary at First Presbyterian meet Monday at various homes including Mrs. Lile, Mrs. Kinf fman, Mrs. Willams, and Mrs. Crutchfield with events at 1 to 3 o'clock. The Women's Society for Christian Service at First Methodist hosts a review of Gul in the Shums at 3 p.m. and circle entertainments follow. Dr Stuart R. Oglesby will speak at First Presbyterian Wednesday, with a dinner guest, and garden club activities include a Rose Garden event with bird program observations and flower exhibits at Kyler home Friday afternoon. Senior Young People’s League hosts a Valentine-themed banquet at Capital Hotel. A new book on flower arranging by Laura Lee Burroughs, Flower Arranging A Fascinating Hobby, is promoted with color plates and practical guidance.

Stuart R. Oglesby Hope Citizen First Presbyterian Church Oulusby Tople Rose Garden Eli H. O. Kyler Thong Brewster Gawlens Brewster Mes IL Bourne Mason Mew Springer Kyler W. S.C Horcell Ward Charles Hayrell Edwiy Ward Women's Society For Christm First Methodist Church A. M. Rottig Benquet Young People's League Capital Dolsius Whitten Jr Laura Lee Burroughs Richardson Wright House and Garden Volumn 2 Cucu-Cafi Athaita

Personal mentions of social visits and travel notes

Mrs. Deb Keith Gregory and Mrs. Metin Cup left Friday for Cherry Vidley and Mena to visit their parents. Mrs. Paul Jones will return from Bearden after visiting Mrs. RK Glaze. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Wingfield entertained relatives from Little Rock last Friday. Miss Beryl Henry plans a trip to Little Rock for a Methodist church event. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brashiey hosted weekend guests from Texarkana and Bauxite along with Mrs. Cole. Elsie Weisenberger has re-

Deb Keith Gregory Metin Cup Cherry Vidley Mena Paul Jones Bearden B. C. Wingfield Ed Cole Elsie Weisenberger

Weekend Visit Notes and Local Guests Arrive

A brief society item lists guests visiting Little Rock and nearby areas. Mary Inchon of Gordon is staying with Dol phus Whittendre. Dorothy Mertin of Magnolia A M college visits Dr. and Mrs. F C Crow. Welkenishgen and Mrs. Wiebe arrive with a brother. Earl Welsenberger of Scott City, Kansas visits Mr and Mrs C J Weisenberger.

Furted Weare Welkenishgen Dorothy Mertin Magnolia A. and M. College F. C. Crow Earl Welsenberger Scott City, Kansas C. J. Weisenberger

Hempstead County Election Judges and Clerks List

We certify the four page list of judges and clerks chosen by Hempstead County Board of Election Commissioners for the special general election in Hempstead County on February 15, 141. L. A. Carlson, Checkman Dale Jones, Secretary.

L. A. Carlson Dale Jones Mempstead County

Muc-skipper Fish Tale Stuns Small West Town

Curiosity from West Africa comes to a Mid West town when locals witness six oulos collide near the harbor. The strange muc-skipper fish cannot swim and breathes through its tail, drowning if out of depth, as residents react to the unusual sight.

Portuguste West Africa

Blevins High School News and Activities

Blevins School News covers Blane Eilington promoting job hunting skills for high school graduates, plus the school purchases a recording machine radio and public address system. Weatherington appointed to NBA commission. Atlantic City convention February 24 on federal aid legislation. Sports recap: Blevins Horrets win eighth, Emmet B defeats Blevins seconds, girls win small margin. senior boys playoff ends Blevins 36 Emmet 41 with Rolt 12th grade honors listed. All A students finalizes with grade-level honor roll. Cadle Leverett name omitted by mistake from first quarter.

Weatherington A. B. Weitherington Pleying School NBA Atlantic City Blevins Horrets Smury Patmos Emmet Cam Blevins Honor Rolt Seth Rhodes Bellye Lee Alston Evelyn Chomlec June Good Jett Floyd Wortham Ozelle Leverett Grace Wortham Glenn Willard Virgie Lee Smith Jerry Poole Jean Tate Reba Leverett Frances Alston Ethel Mae Stone Joyce McDougeld Wilma Ruth Philips J. C. Smith Pauline Samuels Agatha Poole Annie Merle Harris Dorothy Toxde Mary Ethel Brooks Winda Houser Jewel Rose Milner Essie Irene Head Wilma Faye Martsfickl Mozelle Brooks Dover Spears Dale Honea Christene MecDougald Clara Bell Harris Vera Man Hicks Norme Jackson Lois Phillips Majurie Huskey Raymond Honea

Tungsten Filament Reaches Extreme Lamp Temperature

A tiny tungsten filament in an incandescent lamp emits heat at a temperature far surpassing common artificial sources. The temperature is explained as twice that of molten steel and high enough to melt asbestos.

Harrison in Hollywood exposes temptations of stardom

Hollywood columnist Paul Harrison argues that moral purity in film roles is scarce as glamour and high pay rise. He notes actresses seek provocative or harsher parts while virtuous roles lack depth, citing Bounty Granville, Laraine Day, Ingrid Bergman, Vivien Leigh, and Mary Martin amid studio power shifts and prewar industry trends.

Hollywood Sothers Miss Day Mary Dugas Ingrid Bergman Ivy Ann Rutherford Mareia Hunt Vollop Waterloo Bridge Vivien Leigh Pheruseath Mary Martin

Conscript's Wife Brings Hope After AWOL Scare

Martha helps Bill face a disciplinary stay as he returns to camp. Suzanne and Paul reconcile after hospital doubts. A commanding officer cautions wives to support soldiers, while Martha secures a second chance for Bill. Weeks later Bill endures guardhouse duty with encouragement from his wife and plans for their future.

SO Partha Bill Martha Ho Paul New York Suzanne Martha Bil Ally Phat Cantonment Marshall Darling Face

Church News Service Times and Sunday Invitation

Church News notes Bible School at 9 45 a m. Morning worship and communion at 10 40 a m. The Savior hood of Christ is the subject. Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m. Evening worship at 7 30 o'clock CTL He Comes with the subject Faithfulness We invite you to join next Sunday morning or evening at the church.

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Dedicates Service to Boy Scouts

Hope Gospel Tabernacle led by Pastor E Hamill hosts an 11:00 am service dedicated to the Boy Scouts of America with reserved seats for Troop 1, scout motto Be Prepared, special music by the Men’s Tabernacle Quartet and Mr and Mrs S A Mays. Sunday School starts at 9:45 am with certificates for Personal Workers Course teachers and the C A Union meets at 6:30 pm.

Boy Scouts of America Tabernacle A. Mays C. A

First Presbyterian Church Announces February Events

Rev Thomas Brewster leads services with Sunday school at 945 am and worship at 1059 am A vesper service follows The senior Young People meet at 615 pm A men supper Wednesday at 7 pm features Dr Stuart Oglesby He addresses the audience afterward A Women s Auxiliary circles meet Monday afternoon A statewide layman banquet in Little Rock on February 13 features Dr Oglesby Troop 38 Boy Scouts visit during Sunday worship

Stuart KR. Oglesby Oglesby Woman's Auxiliary First Presbyterian

Limit Is Set Continued From Page One

The discussion centers on 1941 appropriations for the army and navy including vessels, planes, guns, and ammunition. Chairman Bloom of the Foreign Relations Committee proposes a substitute amendment. a brief debate ensues. The Bloom plan passes by voice vote as Taber backs the measure, noting it preserves defense capacity.

Army Bloom Foreign Relations Committee New York S Taber Rayburn United States

Stirring Broadway Notes on Women in Crime Dramas

A fragmentary review highlights Veronica Lake and Ida Lupino as stock contract actresses in "I Wanted Wings" and "The Light That Failed." It mentions Marlene Dietrich, Claire Trevor, and Bette Davis in provocative stage roles. The piece reflects on evolving screen personas from ingénues to morally ambiguous heroines and the era's sensational star power.

Veronica Lasse Marlene Diewich Destry Ida Lupino Claire Trevor Bette Davis

New Year Festivities In San Francisco Chinatown Traditions

The article describes San Francisco Chinatown New Year celebrations with lanterns, costly glassware, and performances by Chinese Sally and bands, noting strict observances, village hospitality, and the ceremonial use of brooms and decorative tablets. It explains the festival lasts about eight days, with varied dates due to the lunar calendar and ties to Chinese chronology.

Sisco Chinatown John J. Manson Vel San Francisco Confucius

Fragmented Text About Oxygen and Icebergs Off Newfoundland

The readable lines discuss oxygen production by plants via chlorophyll and reference icebergs drifting along the Newfoundland coast in the North Atlantic. Mentions of “African Zulu,” mother-in-law, and “White Menace” appear as garbled fragments. No coherent event or人物 emerge from the source.

North Atlantic Newfoundland Fennsy

Germ colors under microscope show seven blue and scarlet forms

Under microscopic view seven germs appear blue while others resemble pale strings and scarlet fever forms. The description notes seven scarlet ring–like germs and additional pale variations observed in the sample.

Also Mentioned on This Page

K. M. Lile B. L. Kinf Fman Prod Cookeohostess J. R. Willams Mys Randolph Crutchfield Fest Presbyterian Church Women's Society For Jon Block Doe Vesey First Methuuliet Joluy Cain Chapter Te Daughters of the American Revolution Huncheon Barlow A. L. Black F. R. Jolingan Manvie ‘Twitehall Hastesses Q. A. Graves J. L. Rogers W. H. Bourne W. B. Mason W. M. Cantley Emanon Club Roy Gable Lamarr Akung Vidor Dreay Faux Homolka Bressart Rialto Jane Withers Ign Cook’s White Star Laundry Millner Gordon Richards Marvin Boyd DeAnn A. Tl. Roberts Jess Ce Burks Jesse Samuels C. 'B. O'Steen Monroe Samuels John Burke Bullitts Austin Franks W. McDowell Frank Rider Lois Lamb Hamer Fuller Blevins School News Tornet Blane Eilington Hope Emloyment Agency Blevins High School Bly Jack Boyle Marinette Wis Harrison Paul Harrison Leeches Bounty Granville Western Avenue The Ocean Laraine Day Ste Metro Fredric March Mirian Hopkins Miss Granville Ivy In Betty Wallace NEA Service, Inc Senrek Mardin Que Morae Feed CO Church News First Christian North Main West Aye John Keith Gregory Hope Gospel Tabernacle Dames E. Hamill Thomas Brewster Harry W. Shiver Arkansas Machine Specialty Co Walnut Hope, Ark
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