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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1941

Page

5

Baptist Women's Missionary Circle Meeting Summary

On Monday Mrs Cee Weaver acted as associate host. Mrs J F Miggason led the business meeting and Mrs M J Johnston was elected circle chair for the year. Year books were distributed and the group discussed the year’s work before a salad plate was served to 10 members and 3 visitors. Circle No 5 met at Mrs Tvvin Urrey’s home with Mrs Ira Yoodm as associate hostess. F Ts Padgitt was introduced as the mission study leader and refreshments followed.

3. D. Cook J. F. Miggason M. J. Johnston Women's Missionoary Society The First Baptist Thayec Tvvin Urrey Ira Yoodm F. Ts. Padgitt

Army Food Becomes Modern Vitamin Packed Ration

Reporter Jack Stinnett notes dramatic shifts in Army nutrition from 1917 to now, highlighting higher Vitamin B and C levels, orange juice portions, and the new four rations system including a four by four Emergency ration a chocolate bar. The piece mocks tradition while detailing spiked bread and taste changes.

Jack Stinnett Washington Army Chow Navy

Social Calendar Report Roughly Teaches Local Meetings

Thursday events include Troop No 7 Girl Scouts meeting at the Little House after school with the captain and Mes Wale. Friday features Proay No 1 Girl Scouts led by Mrs Blick at the Little House. Friday music and choral events planned at Mrs Honey Haynes home. Saturday lists a gathering and a call meeting planned, with details unclear.

Danny Mes Janney Proay No Jor Blick

Garden Club Meeting Forms City Federation at City Hall

In the council room at city hall at 9 o'clock members of the garden clubs plan to form a city federation. The event precedes a social note on Mrs. Dick Forrester hosting a dinner for Dro and Mrs. J. W. Bernel as they prepare to leave for army service. The gathering includes notable attendees and a bridge session following dinner. Later, two tables of Wednesday Contract Bridge were hosted by Mrs. Syd McMath with high scorer Mrs. William McGill and a salad course served. Circle No. 1 of the W M S of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. W. B. Mason's home.

Vero Dw. Brimeh Dick Forrserg Dick Forrester Dro J. W. Bernel Army «Cy Ane Branch Ane Meg William R. Veend Sy McMath Syd McMath William McGill Baptist Cirele No. 1 Circle No. 1 First Baptist Church W. B. Mason

Local Social Notes Highlight Arkansas Figures and Visits

Mrs J G Martindale attended the spring meeting of the Women Auxiliary to the Arkansas Medical Society in Little Rock as president of the Tri county Auxiliary including Hempstead Clark and Nevada counties. E P Young Jr a Hendrix College student plans holidays with his parents in Hope. Thomas Cuhnan was named first vice president of the Arkansas State Band and Orchestra Association at Little Rock High School. Mrs Anna Judson hosts her niece Mrs Ophelia Brashier of Haynesville Louisiana. Espridge Knighton of Little Rock, a former Hope man, visited the city. Mr and Mrs W S Edie left for Miami Beach after a week in town. Miss Mary Della White senior at

J. G. Martindale Women's Auxiliary Aransas State Medical Society Little Rock Wedneslay Tri-county Hempstead, Clark Nevada O— E. P. Young Jr Hendrix College Conway Hape Mrs. E. P. Young Sr Thomas Cuhnan Arkansas State Band and Orchestra Association Little Rock High School Anna Judson Ophelia Brashier Haynesville Louisiana Espridge Knighton Little Rock Edie Paul Edie Miami Beach Florida Mary Della White

Harrison in Hollywood a look at Shirley Temple's return

Hollywood column notes Shirley Temple, back after nine months, shaping a comeback with a Metra one-year contract. Highlights include her schooling, merit badges, and a broad post-retirement growth in activities while remaining a top box office draw. Also touches on Errol Flynn bow tie tension and Raoul Walsh’s lion scene with Rita Hayworth and James Cagney.

Hollywood Shirley Temple Film Colony Temple Metra 20Th- Fox Errol Flynn Flynn Jack Warner Hale Wallis Raoul Walsh Ays Rita Hayworth Jimmy Cagney Walsh James Wang Howe Louis Roth Miss Rayworth Cagney Roth

Armchair Route to Spring Chic

Armchair shopping signals a spring wardrobe shift with coats or capes and matching suits. Expect sloping shoulders, low padding, and natural lines in coats, plus long jackets to suit height. Beige, navy, or black basics set up color harmony for prints and accessories this season.

Amy Porter Jake

Visitors and guests in Conway and Texarkana

Arkansas State Teachers College will visit Conway on Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred White. Mr and Mrs R D Franklin host Mrs C C Lewis of Prescott this week. Mr and Mrs Hendrix Spraggins and Miss Mary Catherine Brunce joined the Texarkana Boy Scout banquet at the Hotel Grin. Mrs Fred Buck plans a Thursday Conway visit. Miss Joy Yates visits friends in Little Rock. A W Stubbeman and George Ware joined Hope residents for the Texarkana Boy Scout banquet at the Grim on Wednesday evening.

Arkansas State Teachers College Conway City Fred White Hendrix Spraggins Mary Catherine Brunce Texarkana Grin Fred Buck Miss Joy Yates Little Rock A. W. Stubbeman George Ware Tesxarkana

Camp Dix reshuffles police firemen and a new anti tank battalion

Amid wartime staffing shifts, policemen and firefighters enlisted or selected for military duty are being assigned back to their original posts after brief training. Fort Benning reports the 4th anti tank battalion marks its one year since birth with 30 officers and 529 enlisted.

Camp Dix N. J M. P Fort Benning

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