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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1943

Page

5

Social and Personal Rola Dorothy Heard Event Notes

Social and Personal notes from January events include the Order of the Star installation at the Masonic hall with hostess J Milam and Wanda Line entertaining. the WSC S of First Methodist Church Circle No 4 meeting led by Mrs. Lauterbach with devotions and a salad course. and a Tuesday Bridge club gathering at Mrs. Herndon’s with prizes and refreshments.

Lrsday Fope Chapter Ion Order of the Isday Club W. R. Herndon W. Tt. Herndon Ivy Charles Daria Gibson S. Gircle Lauterbach Charles Bryant Claude Waddle Circle No. 4 Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church D. B. ‘Thompson

Arrival and Visit Notes From local Community

Coming and Going Mrs Alton Terry and Don arrive from Sas Ang elo Texas for Gibson Johnson nuptials and stay with Mr and Mrs John S Gibson Sr and Mrs Franklin Horton. Miss Mary Wilson returns to Washington DC after fortnigh with her parents. Mrs Herndon and Mrs Young visit Little Rock. Deloise Goynes to La Jonta Cuba expected Friday. Mrs Hervey Holt leaves for Tacoma to join husband at Fort Lewis. Puttrall assigned to Adjutant General office.

Alton Terry Don Sas Angelo Texas Gibson-Johnson John S. Gibson, Sr Franklin Horton Robert Wilson Mary Wilson Washington D. C Deloise Goynes la Jonta Cubo Hervey Holt Tacoma Washington Fort Lewis Puttrall Adjutant General's

Roosevelt talks on postwar security and production gains

President Roosevelt outlines postwar social security aims as essential to cradle to grave protection, while praising wartime production gains. He cites 1942 aircraft and tank outputs, notes shortfalls against goals, and emphasizes self-propelled artillery and heavy ammunition growth. He argues democracy’s wartime output proves its strength and pledges honesty about past distribution efforts.

Roosevelt Oy Persion America

I Am a Murderer Chapter Teaser in Gull Point Mystery

The tale opens at Colonel Merriweather’s Stone House where Cynthia Merriwether and Fred West share polo triumphs while guests mingle. A measured, neutral portrait of the host, guests, and setting unfolds as conversations hint at a forthcoming murder plot and social tensions surrounding Cynthia and Henry Prentiss.

Col Wesley Hope Merri- Weber Long Island Cynthia Porter West Henry Stone House Cynthia Merriwether Gull Point Henry Prentiss Prentiss Miss Pretty Winchell Mitchell Grace Fred West Captain Pugh Cecil Smith Fred Darling Fred Colonel Merriwether Cynthian Merriswether

Roosevelt Warns On War Economics And Global Threats

President Roosevelt urged tighter wartime controls to prevent laxity and cheaters while expanding production. He warned against future world wars, stressed unity, and praised allies and soldiers, noting 1942 shifts in the Pacific, North Africa, and Mediterranean fronts. He pledged lend-lease to China and welcomed French forces to the United Nations effort.

Germany Itaq Japan United Nations Roosevelt Russia South Pacific Indian Oceans Britain Mediterranean North Africa Egypt Libya Pacific Midway Island Coral Sea New Guinea Solomon Islands China Burma Winston Churchill Joseph Stalin Chiang Kai- Shek

Stueart Store Fire Causes Four Thousand Dollar Loss

Fire at Stueart Grocer caused about 4000 dollars in stock and building damage. Electrical wiring and meat department refrigeration are blamed for the blaze. Building ceiling and walls were damaged as flash scorched counters and canned goods. Store to reopen soon.

Stueart Vincent Foster Mutual Insurance Agency Meat Department

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Dorothy Heard Phannam J. ©. Milam Eli S. Garret Stary Owl Areday Hiss Wanda Line Nedra JSON Francis Inson Barlow O. Kyler Membrance Kelly Bryant EW Saenger Ann Neagle Robert Newton Mike Shayne Cele Ralig Rialto Jean Gabin Jinx Falkenburg Buster Crabbe R Billy Allan Ladd Veronia Lake V. Herndon Ms. Ty M. Sue Says Uncle Sam Treasury Department United States Bat Bibband Atta GAO TBO Tih Bao Jlud Dc Liz Internal Revenue Mary Hitler Tojo Lana Amy Aco Thistay Lang Abres Memphis Aed Perart Morris Markey Victory Party Olonel Merriwether NEA Service, Inc Caucasus Apolonskaya WIGHT Vicks VapoRub Bob Elmore Hope, Ark Nalchik Prokhidanenski Navchik Red Army Hall Bros
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