Hope Chapter 328 O0 ES meeting notice
Social and Personal item notes the Hope Chapter 328 O0 ES regular meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at the lodge hall and urges prompt attendance. It also mentions the World Day of Prayer at First Presbyterian Church on Friday February 16 at 3 o'clock with full attendance urged. A Winsome Sunday School Class monthly meeting at First Baptist is described.
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The
Hope Chapter
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
National Board Meeting Report Cites Travel Shortage
Haynes reported a rise in National Board membership after the Washington D C session and noted no State or National conventions this year due to transportation shortages. Searcy urged members to send war service records. Guests included DeLaughter Prescott Welch Nashville Persons Garrett and Henry.
Visitors and travel notes from Arkansas and California
Mrs. Edward Schooley hosted Thel Joplin of Helena Arkansas on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith arrived from Los Angeles to visit Mrs. Smith’s mother Mrs. T J Payne and Mr. Payne. They plan to visit Memphis before returning to California. Mrs. A J Powell, Mrs. Arvie Wade and Mr. Walter Wade of Mineral Springs depart for Temple Texas to see Sgt. Lester Wade recently back from overseas duty.
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Edward Schooley
Thel Joplin
Helena, Arkansas
Jesse Smith
Los Angeles
California
Mr. Smith
T. J. Payne
Mr. Payne
Memphis
A. J. Powell
Arvie Wade
Walter Wade
Mineral Springs
Temple, Texas
Sgt
Lester Wade
Patriot war time desserts and menus from George Washington pie
A wartime cooking feature presents a George Washington cherry pie recipe with sour cherries raisins honey and a cheese margarine pastry. It includes a Graham Cracker Tapioca Pudding recipe and a suggested three meal plan for tomorrow with orange juice cereal and a full dinner featuring oyster and broccoli dishes.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
George Washington
Wartime remarks mix farm policy and morale notes
In wartime comments, Wickard links peacetime farm output to industrial capacity. A Red Star quotation recalls a Russian girl's liberation from slave labor. A U S Army sergeant criticizes locals in Colmar and Patterson hints at Nazi resolve.
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Claude R. Wickard
Red Star
U. S. Army
Colmar
France
First female police officer appointed in Seattle in 1934
Aged historical notes include the first ariel policewoman being appointed in Seattle Washington on July 13 1934. A tin plated canvister of veal packed in 1824 was opened in England in 1938 revealing edible contents.
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Ariel
Seattle
Wash
England
Dinner Concert at Count Wodzinski's Exquisite Gathering
Izabela watches from the pantry as Frederic Chopin and Niccolo Paganini perform for a grand dinner hosted by Count Wodzinski. Nobles in rich dress, flunkeys, and ornate decor frame the scene while tensions about Poland and hangmen linger. Frederic plays with signature mastery as the table applauds, Count demanding an encore.
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Count Wodzinski
Izabela
Mamma Chopin
Jozef Elsner
Papa
Mamma_ Chopin
Europe
Frederic
Poland
Japs Slaying Civilians in Manila
Reporter William B. Dickinson describes Manila under Japanese siege as civilians flee to American lines amid indiscriminate killings. Inside the old city Japanese troops barricade streets, fire buildings, and machine-gun evacuees as the death toll nears one thousand and the last stand is fought.
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William B. Dickinson
Manila
Ehildren
Belgi an hostess writes to Sgt Leo W Erwin wife
A Belgian housewife from Couillet Belgium sends a Christmas message to Mrs Leo Erwin 921 South Walnut Street noting Sgt Leo W Erwin stayed with her family December 3 1944 and expressing gratitude to American soldiers for liberating Belgium. The missive asks for a reply in English and hopes for another visit during Christmas.
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Leo Erwin
South Walnut Street
Sgt
Leo W. Erwin
Belgium
Sonny
Leo
Alchique L’allemand
Chausse de Philippeville Couillet
Charleroi
Arkansas May Get Permanent Mansion for Her Governors
The House General Welfare Committee approved a proposed constitutional measure to fund an official governor's residence with a $100,000 appropriation for site acquisition and construction.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
House General Welfare Committee
Mexico Plans Large University of the Air at Guadaguajara
Mexico announces a vast University of the Air project to be built at Guadaguajara. The plan envisions widespread distance learning facilities and government backing to expand higher education reach.
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Mexico
University of the Air
Guadaguajara
Comforting Bath Setup For Elderly Fathers In Winter
A home nurse explains how to keep an elderly father's bath comfortable during cold weather. Key steps include heating the bathroom to 75 80 degrees with no drafts, placing towels and a warm robe ready, using a tub seat and strong grab handles, and drying with warm towels in a chair next to a warm bed.
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Lona L. Trott
NEA Service
Father
University of Arkansas research program funded at 1.72 million
The budget committee approved an expanded research program at the University of Arkansas, granting 1.72 million dollars annually for the next two years. The plan includes higher allocations for the bureau of industrial research and several campus units, while some building and extension funding was reduced or cut. The two-year breakdown covers operating expenses, salaries, lab work, and equipment for the bureau and related divisions.
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Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Bureau of Industrial Research
a_ Senate
Arkansas
Prosession Joint Budget Committee
Research Bureau
Bureau of Research
We the Women oppose GI Joe as serviceman nickname
Three soldiers campaign against the term GI Joe calling it undignified and suggest alternatives while civilians express pride in the nickname. They argue GI Joe symbolizes courage, sacrifice, and connection to families, and dispute claims of disrespect.
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America
Classified Services and Equipment Costs Summary
The record lists amounts for classified services 4200 dollars, laboratory and other equipment 1750 dollars, and supplies printing and miscellaneous expense 4650 dollars.
Corporal Farris Downs Returns Home for Hospitalization
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Do Hope Rt. 2 report their son Corporal Farris Downs has returned to the United States for hospitalization. Downs enlisted March 1942, trained at Camp Benning Texas maneuvers in Louisiana and California, and served at Ft. Dix New Jersey before shipping overseas in 1944. He landed on D Day with the 90th Infantry Division of Patton's Third Army and fought continuously until January 16, 1945, when he was taken from the front by air to Camp Butler North Carolina for treatment.
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J. C. Do
Hope Rt. 2
Cpl
Farris Downs
States
Cpl. Downs
Camp Berkeley
Texas
Louisiana
California
Ft. Dix
N. J
Normandy
D Day
90Th Inf
Patton
Third Army
Camp Buttner
N. C
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Byers’ Drug Store
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