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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1945

Page

3

Iris Garden Club Meets for Plant Exchange at Smith Home

Social calendar lists a 2:30 Tuesday meeting at 701 East Third Street with an exchange of plants. Also Eurelian Sunday school class gathers at First Baptist at 7:30 with Mrs. Moore and others hosting. Alethean class meets 7:30 at 800 West Pond Street. Men of First Presbyterian host supper at 7:30 with guest speaker Ury McKenzie, father of Capt. Jam McKenzie of the US Army Medical Corps overseas.

Iris Garden Club W. T. Smith East Third Street Eurelian First Baptist Church Alethean Sunday School The Claude McConnell West Pond Street First Presbyterian Church Ury McKenzie Jam McKenzie U. S. Medical Corps

D A R Meets at Hotel Barlow With Three Associates

The John Cain Chapter of D A R will meet Wednesday at 12 30 noon at Hotel Barlow with associate hostesses Mrs R P Bowen Mrs R E Cain and Mrs Catherine Howard. Mrs Bowen will present the program on Approved Schools.

John Cain D.A.R. Wil Hotel Barlow R. P. Bowen R. E. Cain Catherine Howard

Friday Music Club Meets at Mrs Hyatt Home

The Friday Music Club gathered Friday evening at Mrs. B. C. Hyatt residence with 17 members present. Under the vice president’s guidance due to the president’s absence, reports came from committees. Mrs. Phillip Lucas led the program featuring studies on Schubert and Beethoven by Mrs. DeFrane and Mrs. Lucas respectively.

B. C. Hyatt Jim McKenzie Phillip Lucas DeFrane Lucas Beethoven Alfred Stubbeman Ava Maria J. C. Carelton

Weekend Guests Visit Hot Springs and Local Hosts

Mrs. Oscar Greenberg and her sons David and Buddy joined Ed I. Rephan and Mrs. Jacob Greenberg as guests in Hot Springs. Miss Wanda Ruggles accompanied Mrs. Greenberg, visiting with Lucille Ruggles. Wanda Slagle spent the weekend with her parents and returned with Mrs. Greenberg. Thelma Tate of Texarkana visited her Perry Robertson relatives. Truman Humphries and daughters Barbara and Dianne of Shreveport visited the Ruggl es family. Cpl Jack Bruner arrived from Clovis Army Air Base for a furlough visit with his Bruner grandparents.

Oscar Greenberg David Buddy Hot Springs Ed. I. Rephan Jacob Greenberg Wanda Slagle Thelma Tate Texarkana Mrs. Perry Robertson Mrs. Truman Humphries Barbara Dianne Shreveport Cpl Jack Bruner Army Air Base Clovis New Mexico R. N. Bruner

Arkansas Tail Gunner Promoted in France Bomber Unit

Staff sergeant promotion for Lester L. Deaton of Emmet Arkansas now serving as tail gunner with the veteran Black Death B 26 Marauder group in France. His wife Mildred Deaton also resides at the same address as his parents. Clyde Browning of Hope Arkansas a transport group aerial engineer has 21 months service across Puerto Rico the British West Indies Northern Ireland England France and Belgium and flew into France shortly after D Day aiding supply shuttles to the front lines. He is the son of Mrs J E Browning.

U.S Ninth Air Force France Lester L. Deaton R. G. Deaton Emmet Arkansas Mildred Deaton Air Service Command England Clyde Browning Route 1 Hope Puerto Rico British West Indies ETO Northern Ireland Belgium Browning J. E., Browning

Home Nurse Warns Winter Colds and Rest Myths

An Office nurse cites Public Health Service data showing September through March peak cold months and urges bed rest, fluids, and nourishment. She advises seeing a doctor after the acute phase to reduce complications, and emphasizes eight hours of sleep and a fruit and dairy rich diet to prevent recurrence.

Lona L. Trott NEA United States Public Health Service

Smokeless Thursdays voted by San Jose State students

San Jose State College students adopt smokeless Thursdays to alleviate cigarette shortage. The report notes an elephant’s heart may reach five feet in circumference and weigh over 60 pounds.

San Jose San Jose State College

Pin-Up Girl of the Forties to Be Preserved in History

Ruth Millett argues that pin-up portraits from World War II should be saved rather than discarded when servicemen return home. She questions fate of thousands of morale boosting images and proposes a national museum or a commemorative painting to honor the pin-up girl’s role in wartime.

Ruth Millett American Library Association

Inward Voice of Chopin and the Polish Struggle

The segment portrays a 22 year old Chopin in 1832 under Russian rule, inspired by Mile Konstancja Gladkowska. He seeks to shape a Polish musical voice while dodging salon life. The scene includes Izabela’s dress fitting and a preview of a concert for Count Wodzinski, hinting at the coming public performance.

Comely Mile Calma Luzon Tarlac Poland Frederic Chopin Zelazowo Wola Warsaw Frederic Mile Konstancja Gladkowska Warsaw Conservatorium Conservatorium Hack Konstancja Chopin Izabela Mamma Chopin Jozef Elsner Mamma Count Wodzinski Madame

Nashville Ace Leads Aerial Spy Mission

Nashville ace Captain Richard H. Cassady and Second Lieutenant Abraham Jaffe led a low level reconnaissance mission in foggy Belgian terrain to spot and mark 60 Nazi tanks and armored vehicles near Stavelot. They exposed themselves to heavy fire, coordinating with P-47s to destroy 183 tanks and related vehicles, earning the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross.

Richard H. Cassady Nashville Ark Abraham Jaffe Rosedale Ave Bronx N. Y von Rundstedt Belgium-Luxembourg Ninth Air Force George W. Peck Peck Bad Boys Cassady Jaffe Stavelot Fighter Control Headquarters Thunderbolts Bernard L. Jaffe Army Signal Corps Richard L. Cassady Box Sven

Talent for Color Blooms in Arctic Wastes of Alaska

Point Barrow Eskimo children attend public school and show intelligence on par with American youngsters. Artist Colcord Rusty Heurlin notes many promising color artists in the Arctic Eskimo colony and praises their color appreciation.

Point Barrow Alaska Barrow L. S. Vincent Colcord Rusty) Heurlin Arctic

Barbs Income Tax Tide and Maritime Market Note

A mixed digest notes tax strain, a Swedish ship carrying twenty million American cigarettes en route to Sweden, Berlin price for butter at fifty dollars per pound, and steel industry talk of postwar stainless stockings. A light quip urges phoning a runner and hints arithmetic teachers stressing small counts.

Sweden

Max Brand Prolific Western Writer Produced Over 25 Million Words

Max Brand a noted Western author and screenwriter produced more than 25 million words across books stories and scenarios over two decades. His work spanned novels adapted for films and serialized narratives shaping mid century Western fiction.

Max Brand

Canape Hearts and Valentine Party Appetizers

A short, readably written recipe note describes a canape mix using graham crackers condensed milk raisins nuts and chocolate bits baked into a pan then cooled and cut into squares. The text suggests shaping into heart forms and serving on crackers for a Valentine party with bologna based portions.

Paralysis Decline Tied to Wartime Child Dispersal in Russia

A Russian War Relief report claims infantile paralysis nearly vanished in Russia due to widespread wartime child dispersal. It notes rheumatic fever fell among wartime children, though reduced protein intake may have offset gains in rheumatic outcomes.

New York Russia

Canape Hearts and Tongue Dinner Menu Note

The text lists a recipe and a full daily menu with breakfast lunch and dinner items. It includes a parsley mixed meat loaf shape, crackers, and a variety of courses such as baked apples brown rice and creamed stuffed eggs. It notes smoking was once regarded as a vice.

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