Methodist church to meet later due to weather
Miss Lenora Routon honored at Bridge Luncheon as wedding to Lt. James C. Cross set for January 17 in Washington D C. Mrs Ernie Reed hosted at South Elm Street home with pink decor, crystal baskets, and dainty lunch. Guests enjoyed bridge, high score went to Mrs T S McDavitt and traveling prize to Miss Nancy Robins.
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T. S. McDavitt
Nancy Robins
Ralph Routon
Mary Delia Carrigan
Mary Wilson
E. O. Wingfield
Lamarr Cox
Nancy, Robuts
Daisy Dorothy
Heard
Reed
Social Calendar Brights Weeks Begin With Church Circles
The schedule lists church and community gatherings from Monday January 5 including Women’s Missionary Union at First Baptist at 2:30, Circle No 4 at Mrs Stith Davenport’s home at 3, and other Society for Christian Service circles at various homes. Also W A group meets at church, and a Tuesday luncheon for United Daughters of the Confederacy is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Women's Society For Christian Service
Stith Davenport
South Hervey
Aasocinte
T. R. Billingsley
Mamie Briant
Women's Society For Christian Survive
R. D. Pronklin
Edwin Ward
Dan Smith
Dolphins Whitten
Alma Kyler
United Daughters of the Confederacy
First Christian Church
A Hard Lesson in Diplomacy
In this Washington opinion piece Jack Stinnett argues the United States has long failed in diplomacy, repeatedly outmaneuvered at international forums. He recalls past missteps and contrasts them with how Japan outplayed the U.S. in the crucial hours surrounding the Pacific War’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
United States
Japan
Pacific
Far Pacific
Holiday Dance At American Legion Hall Hosts College Crowd
Mrs. Robert Wilson and Miss Nancy Robins hosted a gala holiday dance Friday at the American Legion hall. The event drew college crowd members home for the holidays and several out of town guests. Seasonal decorations complemented the nickelodion music as punch was served throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robins
Nancy Robins
American Legion Hall
Holiday travel and visits noted in Hope society
Miss Sara Ann Holland flew to Washington DC from Little Rock on Sunday to spend holidays with relatives and friends in the city. Miss Mary Delia Carrigan left Sunday for Little Rock to resume teaching duties after a two week visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R Le Gosnell spent Sunday afternoon with friends in Little Rock. Miss Mary Delle White, after two weeks in the city, departed Sunday for Hall Grove to resume teaching. Paul Waddle left Sunday for the University of Oklahoma after holidays with relatives in Hope. Mrs. Mike Murphy and children of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and friends. Misses Mary Wilson, Marjory Dildy, and Nancy Hill left Sunday for the University of Arkansas Fayetteville after visiting relatives. Fletcher will return from vacation for the state Agricultural Extension Agents conference in Little Rock Friday. During Christmas she was a guest of relatives in Opelika Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Ann Holland
Washington D. C
Little Rock
Mary Delia Carrigan
Little Rock Public School
Steve Carrigan
R. le Gosnell
Mary Delle White
Hally Grove
Paul Waddle
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Hope
Mike Murphy
Dallas
Fred White
Mary Wilson
Marjory Dildy
Nancy Hill
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Fletcher
Opelika
Alabama
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Hope Federal S&L Assn
The annual stockholders meeting for Hope Federal Saving & Loan Association will be held at 122 East Second Street Hope Arkansas on Wednesday January 14 1942 at 7:5 PM. Officers P E Briant president and E L Greening secretary signaled the agenda to transact any business brought before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Federal Saving & Loan Association
East Second Street
Hope
Arkansas
P_E. BRIANT
Diplomacy and the Pearl Harbor shadow explained
The piece traces how Commodore Perry opened Japan, the 5 5 2 naval pact, and Japan’s territorial reach from Honolulu to Singapore. It recounts Kurusu and Nomura’s peace bid before Pearl Harbor, then marks the shift when Hirohito called peace a cherished desire and hints at the lasting impact on U S policy and diplomacy. It closes with notes on ammonia and Luzon’s size.
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Siam
Commodore Perry
Nippon
Japan
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
Pearl Harbor
Washington
Hawaii
Singapore
Honolulu
Malay Peninsula
Asia
Saburo Kurusu
Kichisaburo Nomura
Army
Navy
State Department
Kurusu
Nomura
White House
Hull
Roosevelt
Hirohito
Juratsu
Ambassador Grew
Tokyo
Peace
Negro Teachers to Meet on January 10
The Hempstead county Negro Teachers annual meeting will be held at Yerger high school on Saturday January 10 at 11 o clock. A Tate, president of the association, announces the event and urges all teachers to be present. A stray line notes drug stores stay open to help complexion.
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Hempstead County
Yerger High School
A. Tate
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