4-H Club Meets at England Home in February
The Shore 4-H Club met at the England Home with Joe England presiding. Susan Vivin read a devotional, Ruth Wright demonstrated sewing, Lee Roy Allen showed scrapbooking, and David Hast explained safe whistle usage. Demonstrations for next meetings were planned by Ceci Englayid, Susan Enwin, Bryan Fagland, and Sharon Teyahs. The group adjourned to meet in March with gold drinks and cookies served.
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England
Joe Englant
John
Joe England
Susan Vivin
Ruth Wright
Gawni
Lee Roy Allen
David
David Hast Tol
Ceci Englayid
Susan Enwin
Bryan Fagland
Sharon Teyahs
Mrs Loyd Kinard Hosts Lilac Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Loyd Kinard hosted the Lilac Garden Club gathering at Hope on February 17 with president Mrs Flavoll Stephens of Bleving conducting business. Delegates for the state convention in March were appointed, members shared spring planting wishes, and a review of New Garden Catalogues was presented. Spring flowers were used in decorations and refreshments of open-faced sandwiches, cake, and coffee were served.
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Loyal Kinard
Lilac Garden Club
Hope
Flavoll Stephens
Bleving
B. W. Edwards
N. P. Nes
Stephens
Caren
Loyal Guerin Spring Flowers Contest At Local Church
Loyal Guerin reports on a Spring Flowers contest judged by Mrs Bill Rotitolt Mrs Hofer Jones and Mrs Date. First prize went to Mrs Bill Tollevon and Mrs Grit Slarl tr for second. Daffodils and refreshments were served. The Amand Tinkle Chete at IWMS of the Firs Baptist Church held Feb in the home of Mrs Herberk Dalson. The circle celebrated Mrs Haynes birthday with a song and carnations.
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Tian Dattmett of
Fles
Baptist Chttreh
George Washington
VFW
Loyal Guerin
Harald Brents
Bill Rotitolt
Hofer Jones
Date “Bitin
Bill Tollevon
Grit Slarl
Amand Tinkle Chete
IWMS
The
Firs Baptist Chirehmack
Herberk Dalson
Gus Haynes
J. W. Leonard Lingh
Haynes
Pranks
Births Reported for San Diego and Garland Families
Birth announcements note a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bassiger of San Diego weighing 7 pounds with the name Pally Asin. Paternal grandparents are C. J. Purifoy of Hope and Lary Haynes of Magouliz, with maternal grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Haynes. A son named Scott Allen was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of Garland Texas on February 18, weighing 7 pounds, 0 ounces, with Tom Belts as the maternal grandfather.
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Richard Bassiger
San Diego
Calif
Ania
Pally Asin
C. J. Purifoy
Hope
Lary Haynes
Magouliz
George Anderson
Garland
Texas
Scott Allen
Tom Belts
Myr
Family visits and church ties highlight Garland gathering
garland texas residents from the anderson family and the swofford family spent several days visiting with mr and mrs cy kennedy and the sworfords, while elder 2 and the kennedys hosted the former pastor of unity baptist church. weekend plans included time with mr and mrs charles frayrell and relatives in attendance.
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We Swofford
Noel
Ruminghan
Alay
TL. Cy Kennedy
Cof
the Unity Baptist Church
Field Twins to Observe Birthday Celebration
Texarkana Texas AP reports twins Terry and Talbot Field will celebrate a birthday by riding a 1906 48 inch Columbia light roadster along the street that divides Texas and Arkansas. The bicycle with a chain drive was bought for three dollars and was first shown in Little Rock where Talbot lives.
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Texarkana
Tex
AP iTerry
Talbot Field
Vkling Yan
Texas
Arkansas
Talbot
Niswin
Little Rock
Talbat
Bodies of 5 Airmen Recovered in North African Desert
Wiesbaden based AP report states five airmen identified as new crew of World War II B 24 bomber Lady Be found dead in Libyan desert after eight days on foot. Diary suggests they lied after a trek of miles. Identifications list Lt William J Hatton Whitestone NY and Lt Robert F Jones North Attleboro MA among others. The Liberator carried nine who bailed out during Naples raid on April 4.
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Germany
AV. S
Lenellalively
U.S. Air Force
Whealys Air Force Base
Libya
Azores
Hodias
William J. Hatton
Whitestone
Queens
Dorado Fire Destroys Oil Co Warehouse in Arkansas
A fire at a Jan sson Oil Co warehouse in Dorado Arkansas caused extensive damage to the one story building. Five workers were inside during the blaze but no injuries were reported. Authorities believe kerosene fumes sparked the fire while workers were unloading a concrete load. Reed Johnson, owner, could not estimate the loss.
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Dorado
Ark
Jansson Oil Co
Iwo
Reed Johnson
Unhappy wife seeks advice on marriage and money
Dorothy Dix counsels an unhappy wife to reconsider leaving her husband for past financial woes. The letter details four children, a soldier husband in France then Texas, and a desire to restore family ties. Dix urges reconciliation, notes the children need a father, and suggests practical steps like shared responsibilities and returning money lent.
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Dorothy Dix
Han
Ida
Enemn
Milan
France
Texas
Galled
Prance
Ory Nauin
Alyne
Annual Meeting Notice of Hempesleet County Bank
Legal notice announces an annual meeting of the Hempesleet County United Bank in Hope Arkansas. The notice lists board members and officers including WR Caldwell as president and urges attendance by members and committees at 7 40 in the evening at the bank’s senior hall on February date.
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Hempesleet County United Ster
National Bank
Hope
Arkansas
Con- Hhulibs
Caldwell
Navy veto of study fuels Arkansas veterans protest
Arkansas veterans chairman Stephens denounced a study planned by the American Veterans Council and its 25 000 members. He warned the visit to military sites would prompt strong protest and could reach the Secretary of Defense. The group planned vigils near installations with police on standby.
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Feithearing
AVC
Washington
Na ‘Yonat
Saubhyoja
Life i
Mieley Levine
Lovis Warshaw
New York
Eyawyn
Boyne
Arkansas
Hemingway serial to appear in Soviet Union press
A mangled notice reports that Ernest Hemingway's novel about the Spanish Civil War will be serialized in the Soviet Union. The firm Bar Wham the Bel Vols is said to publish it in Leningrad with a pending release date.
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Moscow
Ernest Hemingway
Soviet Union
Agesey
Tiss
Leningrad
Will Hemingway
Virginia and Kentucky hit by broad wind storm
A widespread wind event affected Virginia, Kentucky, and surrounding states with unseasonal gusts and dense fog. Reports describe unaltered coastal winds and inland gusts causing property damage, downed lines, and disrupted power and communications.
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Louislie
Florala
Atlante
Kylan Beach
Eastpark
Kenley
Tennes See
Noh -Garaling
Hivivy
Fay Gustey
Pennessee
Kertucky
Pyet
Northiaxt
Power Aid Comimunicador Sery
Lee
Lhree
Fragmentary Alexandria Item Hints At Boxer Incident
A garbled report from Alexandria references a boxer, dated event lines, and a list of names including Ashby and Gay. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the note implies a local boxing incident or confrontation with five dogs mentioned and a home location.
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Alexandria
Webel
Aie
Ashby
Hee. Blilen
Guers
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