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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1943

Page

4

Social and Personal News From Daisy Heard’s Desk

Social and Personal notes chronicle calendar items for Tuesday through Thursday, detailing meetings of the Pat Cleburne chapter and various PTA and Masonic groups. The Wesleyan Guild installs officers, while Circle 3 of WSC S holds a business meeting with new officers elected and assigned duties.

Wesleyan Guild First Methodist Church Syd McMath Mondiay BR. L. Broach R. L. Broad Syd McMath R. E. Wenderson Elsie Weisenberger Lamarr Cox Elizabeth Hendrix Jac Broek

Local service members visit families during furlough

Private James Cobb and Mrs. Cobb are home from Fort Riley visiting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cobb on West Fourth Street. Cpl Dolphus Whitten Jr and Mrs. Whitten of Little Rock stayed with Dolphus Whitten Sr. Miss Grace Davis returned to Pallas after visiting Mrs. Louis Sutton. Sgt Wallace Rider visited Camp Hood relatives. Mrs Rider will stay longer while Sgt Rider returned Saturday. Staff sergeant Robert Bales returned to Spence Field after Christmas furlough with his parents. Miss Wanda Ruggles visited Miss Georgia Ruth Dudney in Washington. Cpl Q T Rider arrived safely in North Africa. friends are interested.

Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Garrell Story Edwin Ward Dale Wilson John Ridghill B.D. Franklin R. B. Moore Kenneth Hamilton Sant Webb W. W. Johnson C. W. Bridges L. 10. Springer Linus Walker Ernest O'Neal George Newbern Garrett Story Red Cross Dolphus Whitten, Sr A. M. Reljig Towers James Cobb Mrs. Cobb Fort Riley Kansas Mr. Cobb Mrs Paul Cobb West Fourth Street Grace Davis Pallas Louis Sutton Mr. Sutton Sel Wallace Rider Camp Hood Texas Robert Bales Spence Field Ross Bales Cpl. Q. T. Rider North Africa

Joe Clingan Completes AAF Plane Mechanic Training

Pvt Joe W Clingan formerly of Hope Arkansas has graduated from the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School for airplane mechanics at Gulfport Field Mississippi. In civilian life he was a tank wagon salesman for Standard Oil Co of Louisiana and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Clingan of Nashville Arkansas.

Gulfport Field Miss Joe W. Clingan South Washington Street Hope, Arkansas Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Clingan Standard Oil Co Louisiana Hope Ark Charles E. Clingan Nashville Aric

Lt Weisenberger Promotes Bond Sales at Camp Barkeley

From Camp Barkeley News Lt Royce Weisenberger the Camp Bond Officer returns from Dallas where he attended a meeting on bond and insurance promotion. He will implement a new promotion plan at Camp Barkeley.

Camp Barkeley Royce Weisenberger Dallas Weisenberger

Sugar Bowl Heads Decide On Future Games

New Orleans officials meet to decide whether to suspend the Sugar Bowl during the war or wait for government guidance. Sentiment favors continuing if possible, with travel limits and wartime needs shaping debate. A recent crowd near 70,000 for the Tennessee Tulsa game tested attendance expectations amid rationing.

Sugar Bowl New Orleans, Inc Washington New Orleans Joseph B. David Ucker Tennessee Tulsa Tilsa

Russian Pincers Advance West of Velikiye Luki War Report

Soviet dispatches describe continued pressure on German forces southwest of Velikie Luki with advances into fortified centers. Reports note German counterattacks repulsed west of Rzhev and heavy Red Army tank and infantry action in the Kalmyk steppe near Elista under harsh, arid conditions.

Rrvhev Velikie Luki Red Army Red Star Organ of the Crasy Kalmyck Elista

Hitlers s continued From Page One World War days

American troops face veteran German forces and learn war craft while patrols raid behind lines. Gliders drop raiders near strongpoints as Allied and French forces push forward. Luftwaffe has scarce air power but is still disruptive and capable of daylight raids. Prisoners show veterans from western Europe and Russia with many seeing action.

Bone Oy Amercian Walther Nehring Tunisia Italy Sardinia Sicily Tripoli Hitler Mediterranean Pirmen Europe Norway Russia

International sports idea for postwar unity in 1940s style

The column argues that sport can ease postwar tensions and build friendships across nations. It highlights soccer and basketball as the best examples, notes Lieut Everett Morris teaching basketball in Wales, mentions Jack Doyle’s exhibition idea near home, and cites Marines and Golden Gloves champions with various military ties.

New York Pene Hamas U. S Howe Everett Morris Navyr Wales Lieut Morrise New York Herad - Tribune Navy Learm Ani

I Am a Murderer Dramatic Polo Tale Opens in Chapter II

A Long Island polo scene unfolds with Captain Pugh's team, Cynthia Merriwether, and Henry Prentiss as Fred West contemplates love and money. Mrs Porter West plots, while family fortunes drift from Gilliam era papers, and Fred declares his intent amid social pressures.

Col. Wesley Hope Merriwether Long Island Gynthing Wenry Prentiss Fred West Henry Prentiss Toby Parker Mike Parker Cynthia Merriwether Captain Pugh Porter West Cynthia Prentiss Fred Prensiss West Grand Order Beacham Crandall Frederick Halliburton West Yale

Boston Is Only Team to Solve Spring Training

Chicago January 8 1943 Major league baseball officials met at the Palmer House to craft a mileage conservation plan amid wartime travel strains. Commissioner Landis discussed plans after talks with Eastman and league reps. The session aimed to reveal a candid wartime program and resolve travel issues facing teams this season.

Boston Charles Chamberlain Chicago Palmer House K. M. Landsi ODT Joseph B. Eastmen Landis

Iowa Navy preflight school cadets learn to fall properly

Today's Guest Star reports Philadelphia Evening Bulletin noting Judge Landis' wig saved trouble when it turned gray years ago. Cadets are taught fall techniques for various circumstances, reflecting a disciplined training regime.

Iowa Don Donaghey Philaphia Evening Bulletin Judge Landis

Clubs weigh spring training plans as 1943 season nears

In a meeting concerns over 1943 baseball spring training hung in the air amid rumors of trips to California Florida and Texas. Boston Red Sox alone set conditioning at Tufts College gym while others delayed plans awaiting guidance from Landis. Some clubs may train at home if opening day shifts earlier, with White Sox Cubs delaying French Lick plans.

California Florida Texas Eastman Boston Red Sox Tufts College Gymnasium Landis Chicago White Sox Cubs French Lick Ind

Bean Soup Pot Simmers for Congressmen

Washington dispatch reports the Senate bean soup, a 40 year tradition, prepared daily for lawmakers. The dish, once ordered by the rules committee at Knute Nelson’s urging, remains a 15 cent staple under Paul C. Johnson in the Senate dining rooms, with a recipe titled Keep 'Em.

Francis J. Kelly Washington Congress Senate Veterans of Capitol Senate Rules Committee Knute Nelson Minnesota Paul C. Johnson Endura Johnson Smithfield House Senators Representate

Mrs McBay Dies in Spring Hill Monday

Mrs Marie McBay 30 of Spring Hill died at home Monday. Funeral services set for 3:00 today at Spring Hill with burial in Anderson Crest. She is survived by three children Billy Ray Shirley Ray Ruby Emily and her parents Mr Mrs H E Reed two sisters Kenny Atkins and Laura Reed of Spring Hill.

Marie McBay Ben McBay Spring Hill Anderson Crast Nil Ren Billy Ray Shirley Ray Ruby Emily H. E. Reed Kenny Atkins Laura Reed

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daisy Dorothy Heard Fixh School Oglesby Pp.t Pat Cleburne The United Daughters of the Confederacy Brookwand and Paisley P. T. A. Council Hope Chapter Masonical John Ridgehill Gil Lewis A. &. King Don Smith M. M. McCloughan G. W. Mommark Santwich James Embree Mr. Embree M. A. Embree Magnolia Cpl Dolphus Whitten, Jr Little Rock Wanda Ruggles Georgia Ruth Dudney Joe Clingan Rialto Chieast Gve Jean Ida Cabin Lupino Din Falkemburs Saenger Rockies Stalin Anna Neagle Robert Newton Hugh Fullerton, JR Walt Hanson Tan N. J. Record Jack Doyle Tiger Doyle Army Red Sox Eulace Peachke Manhattan Beach Coast Guard Hartley D. Price Morris MA NEA Service, Inc Porter Gordon West O. K Annie Wicks Talbot
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