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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1943
Page
5
Social and Personal in Daisy Heard’s column lists multiple upcoming meetings at homes and schools in Oglesby and nearby areas. Clubs include Iris Garden, Kuzelean, D A R, Woodman Circle, Paisley P T A, Mary Lester, Brookwood, Azalea Garden, and Heather groups with times mostly 3 to 7:30 p.m. Hostesses named. special talks and Red Cross prep noted. Birthday events for Barbara Ann Bright and W C Bruner Jr celebrated with family and friends.
Lod G White of Lewisville was the weekend guest of Mrs J T West and Miss Hattie Anne Felld. Annie N Leiper returned to Malvern after visiting her daughter Mrs W R Herndon and Mr Herndon. Sgt and Mrs Nallon Wylie leave for Camp Swift Texas after visiting relatives. A O Newberry returned from a visit with daughter Mrs Dennis J Richards. In Memphis Mrs Claude Many of Malvern spent Sunday with relatives. Births: Mr and Mrs Howard Waddle Magnolia announce a son John Sidney Waddle II born January 10 at Magnolia City hospital. Paul Raymond Waddle will graduate from the University of Oklahoma January 14. Martha Ann Alexander pledged Sigma Alpha Iota at University of Miami Coral Gables Florida.
A Kansas University project turns rammed earth into hand made stone blocks costing 13 000 dollars, enabling a 7000 square foot laboratory building. Molded by hand with simple tools, the blocks weigh 50 to 60 pounds and resist freezing for decades, though mix quality and soil type affect strength.
Hempstead County proclaims January 12, 1943 as Farm Mobilization Day to boost 1943 food and fiber production. County Judge Fred A. Luck urges farmers to meet with officials and discuss maximizing output amid labor, equipment, and supply shortages while aligning with wartime needs and Roosevelt’s call for national mobilization.
A long list of Home Demonstration Clubs and 41 Clubs schedules January meetings at various church houses and community sites. Highlights include district conference attendance January 12 13 and 14 in Hat Springs and multiple cooking schools demonstrations and club activities led by Miss Fletcher Miss Naugher and Mrs. Early McWilliams among others. Piney Grove and Belton cooking schools and a Christmas program at Oakgrove with gifts and a party conclude the report with club adjournment planned for January.
Jonesboro January 12 Horace E Thompson 45 former assistant director of the University of Arkansas Farm Extension Service and more recently with the Department of Agriculture in Washington has been elected president of Arkansas State College here trustees say Thompson succeeds the retiring head of the state supported agriculture college and was chosen for his background in extension work and government service
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