17 Jan 1948
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1948
Page
1
Regular monthly afternoon meeting and various club circles are listed with dates, times, and hosts. The record notes baptist, presbyterian, and PTA gatherings, guest speakers, and community events along with births, hospital notes, and visitors in Hope.
The Liberty Hill Henry Demon stration club met Tuesday at Mrs Grave Riverlka home. Members shared impressions from meetings and discussed plans through June for the civil treasury and a Christmas party. The group voted to participate in county events, fund Arkansas Children's Home and Hospital, paint mailboxes, improve clothes lines, and send a representative to Ske.
The Belton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Glen Eley McCaskill's home on December 25 with 14 members. They set monthly meeting places, chose activities for the year, and planned participation in the Arkansas Children’s Home and Hospital drive, a state demonstration, and the parish grounds improvement.
A new tire named Curve Safely, developed by Davis Fire TheAlvers, is promoted as reducing curving skids and accidents. Backed by the National Safety Council and safety groups, it features nine curve grippers and a system of curve flippers to improve performance on corners. Testing claims reduced sideways slips and better control on icy or wet roads.
Janice Hilary, a pretty efficient nurse, rekindles a past connection with Dr. Eric Holbrook after he invites her to dinner amid personal tensions. The office romance unfolds against his wife’s France departure and Janice’s own dating life with childhood friend Ret Archer, highlighting emotional entanglements and professional boundaries.
New Orleans notes Earl K Long sues opponent Promengeaux and others in Civil district court for $1,000, alleging conspiracy, false statements, and defamatory acts connected to the Democratic primary and campaign. Long campaign manager Robert Ainsworth Jr and Sam Jones are cited amid claims of repeated accusations and political strife.
Hope Gospel Tabernacle at 327 North Main Street invites all members and friends to attend Sunday services including Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Pastor Holdridge leads, with evening evangelistic service at 7:20 p.m. Various midweek activities and choir practices are listed for youth, women, and general members.
A columnist contrasts the old fashioned girl with the modern one, noting health attitudes, independence, education, frankness, and views on marriage. The piece argues the modern girl is self reliant, business minded, and less constrained by tradition, while the old fashioned girl was sheltered and tutored by her family.
Hope Star weekly afterno on January 18 1929 published by ATAR Publishing Co Co E Formar President Mathbum Secretary Treasurer Star building 212 214 South Walnut Street Hope Ark Editor H Wathtum Managing Editor Tomas Skanes Associated Press and AP dispatches noted. Subscription rates listed including 20¢ monthly and $4.50 per year in certain counties. Advertising offices listed in multiple cities. Associated Press rights noted.
The Arkansas Young Democratic Club executive committee voted to encourage voting in upcoming primaries, plan political rallies for candidates, and request Governor Laney to dissolve the group when the state delegation to the National Democratic convention is chosen. They opposed lowering the voting age to 36 and reported 12,889 members in 1845 46 with county reporting progress. Also notes Rexark rice variety bred at University of Arkansas with good milling quality and medium maturity, and early planning steps for Arkansas medical center at State M Hospital with site inspections and cautious budgeting advised by consultant Ty A C Bauhmeyer.
From Teheran to Moscow the author recalls urgent pleas to Stalin over Poland and the Polish Committee of National Liberation, the bleak Moscow reception, Molotov’s dismissive stance, and the dramatic meeting where Stalin listened as Polish leaders pressed for aid and a policy shift amid wartime alliances.
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