Social and Personal and Calendar Notes in Hope
Community announcements list meetings from Palstey P. T. A. to the Mary Leater class at First Methodist church, with speaker James II. Jones and topics on child health, Red Cross work, and local club events. weddings, baptisms, and birthday party highlights accompany Tuesday bridge club notes and school programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leater
First Methodist Church
Brookwood
T. A
James II. Jones
Job Cain
Bob Cain
William Perkins
J. W. Perkins
Nunn
Dick Broach
John Barr
Caroline
Betsy Ross Spears
Carolyn Lewellen
Judy Beth Arnold
Chris Cook
Mary Raines Lewis
May Hawkins
Bennie Wilver
Elizabeth Ann Murphy
Toni Thompson
Barbara Ann Griffin
Lyman Armstrong Jr
Dale Zinn
Judy Watkins
Freddie Jones
Billie Wray
Wilim Perkins
Coming and Going at the Bader Home
My and Mrs Charles Bader hosted Lt Steven Bader of Camp Chaffee Arkansas Lt and Mrs Edward Bader and Rozann of Fort Knox Ky Promiere Lt Edward Bauder reports to Camp Polk La Pvt Oscar Thornton returns to Jefferson Barracks Mac now in the United States Army Air Corps Pvt Pant Erwin departs for Gowen Field Idaho as a radio operator after a two week visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citty Phillips
Christine Phillips
Booker Phillips
Ashdown
H. B. Ditty
Ozan
Farmer
Ashdown Methodist Church
Lorena Phillips
L. H. Tye
Ashdown High School
University of Arkansas
Cilty
United States Army
Fort Benning
Fort McCellan
Alabama
Floyd Matthews
WS. W. Gist
Tilman Worthington
Prescott
Charles Bader
Steven Bader
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Edward Bader
Rozann
Fort Knox
Promiere
Edward Bauder
Camp Polk
Pvt
Oscar Thornton
Jefferson Barracks
Mac
United States Army Air Corps
Pvt. Pant
Erwin
Gowen Field
Idaho
U. S. Army Air Corps
Former Hope Woman Dies in Indiana
Mrs. G. E. Cameron born Stella Gibson of Hope died at her Evansville home after a long illness. She is survived by three brothers John S. Gibson Sr. of Hope Arthur A. Gibson of Houston Texas and Dr. Finley Gibson of Louisville Ky. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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G. E. Cameron
Stella Gibson
Hope
Evansville
Ind
John S. Gibson, Sr
Arthur A. Gibson
Houston
Texas
Finley Gibson
Louisville
Armored Force Officer Candidate Sehon Grad For Bader
Edward B. Bader son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bader of 807 West Sixth Street Hope has graduated from the Armored Force Officer Candidate Sehon at Fort Knox Kentucky An Army press release quoted in The Star said the new second lieutenants have been assigned to armored divisions and tank battalions as platoon commanders.
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Edward B. Bader
Charles Bader
West Sixth Street
Hope
Sehon
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Army
Star
Legislation topics and committee actions in the state session
The House discussed a measure affecting Negro voting age, with postponed action for legal review. Gov Shaver announced a special Senate panel to curb local legislation and to reassess land redemptions and fund laws. Bills proposed include wartime bond purchases, postdated school district warrants, and a physician registration fee reenactment.
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Biales
Baker
Gone and Fish Commission
Lt- Guv
J. L. Shaver
Senate
Shaver
Adkins
Memphis
Fagan
Sampier
Rogers
Texas
Lockadoo
Arkadelphia
Middleton
Mena
Sehoo
Hardy
Greenbrier
Lam A Murderer By Morris Markey
A fragment from Morris Markey tale presents a melodramatic scene at Stone House with Colonel Merriwether, Grace, Cynthia Merriwether, Henry Prentiss, and Vaughan Dunbar in a web of romantic rivalries and coded social signals as Dunbar is invited to dine and a plot thickens around Cynthia’s affections. The text hints at a complex love triangle amid wealthy estates and elite circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Wealey
M Wether
Bit Lowe Taland Estates
Cynthia Hon
Felis
Fred Wentz
Mitchell Grace
Colonels
Reiaty
Henry Prenting
Cynthia Weema Mont
Vaughan Dunbar
Cynthia
Mit Stewart
Merriwether
Grace
Dunbar
Cynthia Merriwether
Henry Prentiss
Harper's Bazaar
Miss Pretty
Rea
Stone House
Fred West
Dinner Plans With Vaughan Dunbar Stir Social Happenings
Cynthia and Henry Prentiss discuss a social setup around Vaughan Dunbar's dinner invitation. A plan forms for club seating and a dance, with talk of bringing Anne and a second woman. The dialogue hints at social maneuvering and future continuation.
In Which We Serve and Stand by for Action Film Notes
Hollywood reviewer praises Noel Coward's In Which We Serve as a stark wartime epic revealing England at war at sea and on the home front. Also comments on Stand by for Action with Robert Taylor and colleagues, and commands a dawn raid drama guided by Norwegian Paul Muni.
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Hollywood
England
Noel Coward
Coward
H. M. S. Torrin
Crale
Robert Taylor
Brian Donlevy
Charles Laughton
Walter Brennan
Navy
Lives and Deaths Across Nations Include Noted Scientists
From San Francisco to New York obituaries reveal John McLaren the 96 year old horticulturist who built Golden Gate Park in California. Dr Frank A Perret a 75 year old volcanologist renowned for eruption research since 1906 passes away. Edward B Lyman a 66 year old publicity director who led the Belgium relief fund of 2 million dollars during World War I dies. Born in Scotland Connecticut and Maine respectively, these figures leave legacies in parks science and philanthropy.
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Associated Press
San. Francisco
John McLaren
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Stirling
Scotland
Frank A. Perret
New York
Jan
Frank Alvord Perret
Hartford
Conn
Edward B. Lyman
Endeward Branch Lyman
Belgium
Greenfield
Muss
Series of Studies to Start at Tabernacle
A Wednesday night series of talks on the Holy Spirit will be held at Hope Gospel Tabernacle with Rev. Paul Gaston in charge. The public is invited. Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona recorded 10,120 visitors in 1940. A German air base is being prepared to harass convoys to Russia. The Commando raid is a thumping climax. For relief from warfare there is Arabian Nights about Scheherazade who loves a caliph figure. the Baghdad tale features Jon Hall Sabu Leif Erickson Billy Gilbert. Marla Montez is noted as possibly capable.
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Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Paul Gaston
Russia
Scheherazade
Jon Hall
Sabu
Leif Erickson
Billy Gilbert
Marla Montez
U S Fortresses Bombing Raid Across North Africa
Allied air forces pound Axis lines from Tripoli to Tunisia with RAF and US aircraft targeting supply routes. Bombs and machine gun fire disrupt a long convoy network while 50 trucks, including troop carriers, are reported destroyed. One P-38 is lost and a B26 strike hits two bridges along key highways.
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Bou Ara¢a
Goubella
Tunisia
RAF
Bisleys
Mazi
Unisian
Sousse
Hishways
Rommel
Eighth Army
Tripoli
Cairo
Homs
Sicily
Crete
Lampedusa
Tripolitania
Gabes
Messerschmitt
Suasse
Stax
Adkins Foes Debate Vetoes and Delayed Consideration
The article records opposition to immediate action on bills vetoed in the legislature. Maner proposed rapid adoption but Dillon objected, urging study time. The Hot Springs member, self identified as anti administration, agreed to a postponement amid private claims of ulterior aims behind the resolution.
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Maner
Dillon
Hot Springs
All Pleasure Driving Out in the East
Washington officials clarify rules on pleasure driving within the 17 state shortage area. Personal trips remain allowed only when on a work route or for essential purposes such as church, weddings, funerals, medical needs, essential shopping, Red Cross or Civilian Defense activities, doctor visits, or protecting property. Servicemen on furlough may not make social calls by car.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Red Cross
Seabees Repair Plane Carrier for Action
Washington reports American aircraft carrier had not yet gone into battle in the South Pacific, still needing repairs from earlier damage. Seabees, members of the Navy Construction Battalions, worked aboard as the ship reached port and then went to sea to engage the enemy. Admiral Halsey praised their skill and energy for emergency repairs enabling further action.
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Washington
T &O
South Pnd
Navy
Battalio
William F. Halsey
South Pacific
Navy Department
Treasury clarifies Victory Tax withholding start date
The Treasury states the 5 percent Victory tax is withheld from all wages paid in 1943, not retroactive to 1942 earnings, per the Revenue Act. It notes inaccurate statements circulated about the withholding provisions and clarifies the directive applies to payment time, not when wages were earned.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
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Daisy Dorothy Heath
Palstey P. T. A
Garrett Story
Girl Scouts
Kline Franks
Duke
Hate Anne Feitd
A. P. Byers
Azalea Garden Club
Syd McMath
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
Ilope
Order of the Eastern Star
Fred Cook
Pond Street
Robert Campbell
McMath
William McGill
George Newbern
Harcissi
Mee. C
Arch Moore
Miss Holt
Circle 1
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
FL. Padgilt
John Turner
F. N. McConnell
Hugh Jones
Murry-Yates
Charlotte Yates
Little Rock
Verlin Joya
Pyt. Carroll W. Murry, Jr
CW. Murry
Assembly of God
T. J. Gotcher
Kreger Grocery and Baking Co
Advanced Air Flight Training School
Seymour
Moraline
Borather
Neu Saenger
Rialto
Chester Morris
Lucille Fonda
Ball
Boston
Blackie
Damon Runyon
Mr. Bug
Girl From
Paris
Madeleine le Beau
Paris &S
North Africa
Indiana
Lam A
Murderer
By Morris Markey
Prentiss
Old Boon
Hank
Foodby
NEA Service
Ines
Anne
Fred
Know
Robbin Coons
Wide World
Englund
Noel
Paganda
Far Pacific
Solomons
Harvard
Taylor
Navy Chaptain
Donlevy
Laughton
Brennan
Wold II
Norway
Paul Muni
Tabernacle
Chiricahua National Monument
Arizona
Stubart’s
Marilyn
Eddie
U.S. Fortresses
Seabees
Ems Veeass Hilard
Raleigh
Manuar
Fredd G. Smith
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