Social Calendar and War Time Social Notes
Social calendar items from St Mark's Episcopal and various clubs list meetings at 4 o'clock and 2 30, plus a Hope Business and Professional Women supper at 7.00 with hostesses. The piece notes wartime social shifts, Red Cross work calls, and dictionary word additions. It also covers an engagement announcement for Mary Ann Martin and H Berkey Bishop Jr and a Friday Music Club meeting on Fugue Forms with program details.
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Tiymiey
Hope Business
Halian
Experiment Station Club
Misa Ruby McKee
Mes
the Moore
Red Cross
J.C. Carlton
Eugene White
J. BE. Hinniff
B. W. Edwards
White
Carlton
Bagh
Edwin Tanking
Elwin Stewart
Basil York
Brahams
Nevins
Edwards
J. C. Carlton
Minor Gordon
Double ring ceremony ties Greenlee and Greening in Hope
Fourteen members attended a Federation Day inn related Friday Music Club gathering. The January 22 wedding at Elder D O Silvey's home united June Greenlee Mualysion daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Hairston with Greening son of Mr and Mrs A FE Green. The bride wore pastel rose wool gabardine with navy accents, pink carnation corsage. Miss Clovis Husad was maid of honor. M J H Cupp was best man. The couple, both Hope high school graduates, plan to reside in Hope after he is employed at Southwestern Proving Ground.
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Bishop
Choate School of Wallangtol
Connelticut
Massachuetts Institute of Echnology
Cambridge
Massachuetts
Sigma Chi
Wai
Bishoy
Prescott
First Baptist
Empiy
Southwestern Proving Ground
Mape
Arkansas
Greenlee-Mualysion
H. G. Hairston
Woubee
Mackage
Daugher
June
Greentree
Green- Jeu
D, O. Silvey
Clovis Husad
M. J H. Cupp
Mr. Greening
Hope High School
The
Hope Acho Co
Greener
Hope High
Hope
Local social notes from Dorado individuals and guests
Miss Elizabeth Joiner of Dorado and Magnolia was a Saturday visitor in the city. Miss Mary Lemlay returned from Little Rock where she stayed with her sister Mrs. Fred Els and Mr. Eltis. James Hannah Ward of Hendrix College Conway is home for mid semester holidays with his parents. Friends of Mrs. R. N. Mousey report she is a patient in Judo Chester hospital after major surgery. Masten Gary Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gilbert, is recovering from a recent tonsil operation at Julia Chester Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert O'Dell announce the arrival of a daughter January 25 at Julia Chester Hospital named Rebecca Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. ALL. King and Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Reaves hosted Sunday guests including Private Carlton King of Camp Walters, Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawrence, Mrs. William Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. TruLyit Simmons of Texarkana. The text also contains unrelated, incoherent quotes about insurance and a shipyard prospect.
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Mary Lemlay
Little Rock
Fred Els
Eltis
James Hannah Ward
Hendrix College
Conway
Frank Ward
R. N. Mousey
Judo
Chester Hospital
U Masten
Gary Gilbert
Gerald Gilpert
Julia Chester Hospital
Gilbert O'Dell
Janwary
Julia Chester Hostile
Rebevew
Ruth
All. King
Dayle Reaves
Caurlion King
Camp Wallers
Texas
Harold Lawrence
William Lawrence
Trulyt Simmons
Texarkana
Tambay Gold Ends In Suspense At Balestier Clash
Juddy and Angel face a tough day as Tambay Camp braces for the Balestier game. Angel suffers a hard tackle and a series of threats looms with suspects in town, while the bridge disruption looms over business and the crowd roars for a comeback.
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Doc
Maurie
Angel
Harstrom
Balestier
Juddy
Tambay
Brandon
Mowry
Highways Department
Angel Todd
Scallinger
Biles Stier
Rags Owen
Man-Mountain Scallinger
Loren Oliver
Todd
ThenAngel
Welliver
Hamloche
Doc Oliver
van Clark
Dov
Seek Shipyard Workers Here In California Training Drive
G W Swift and L Buger plan several days of screenings to pick 220 qualified men from Arkansas and Texas for six weeks of shipyard training. Applicants must be American citizens, white, ages 18 to 60, mechanically inclined, in good health, and not addicted to drinking. experience not required. Training pay starts at 1.12 per hour. Swift, a rep for California Welding Institute and allied schools, can be reached at Barlow Motel Monday and Tuesday at 9 am, noon, 2 pm, and 7:30 pm.
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G. W. Swift
L. Buger
Arkansas
Texas
Eic
Cest
Swift
California Welding Institute
National Schools
Shipyards Training Schools
Los Angeles
Barlow Motel
Mrs Alderson 76 Dies at Home of Daughter in Hope
Mrs. J. Alderson aged 76 died Sunday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. S. L. Sanfore in Hope. She is survived by another daughter Mrs. Bartie McWilliams four grandchildren and a brother and sister Jay Woodman and Aggie Huffman both of Virden Tl. Funeral services were held at Herndon Cornelius Funeral Home with Rev Hollis Purtle of Nashville officiating. The body was sent to Virden AML for interment.
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Virden
Aml
South American Books Added to Hempstead Library Shelves
Hempstead County Library expands its collection with several Latin America titles. Carl Crow’s Meet the South American provides a broad view of twenty nations through a trained observer. Stefan Zaveig Brazil land of the future chronicles a six month 1940 visit. Anne Merriman Peck’s The Pageant of South America History blends ancient roots with Pan America dreams. Vera Kelsey Brazil in capitals surveys today’s capitals and life. John Gunther Inside Latin America covers Mexico to the south, explaining policies, leaders, and impacts.
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United States
Latin America
Hempstead County
Carl Crow
Oscar Oggis
Brazil
Stefan Zaveig
Suthor
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Bahia
South America
Anne Merriman Peck
Pan-America
Vera Kelsey
New York City
John Gunther
Mexico
Central
A Dictator Goes to Fown
A fragmented exchange shows Calhoun Clay refusing to sign his name while another figure, Ah webber, dictates it. The dialogue hints at confusion and misplaced affection as a broader commentary.
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Calhoun Clay
Weill
Webber
Fire Destroys 14 Airplanes at Dallas Aviation School
Fire at a Dallas aviation school destroyed 14 airplanes and a hangar early Monday. Major Bill Long blamed a short circuit for the blaze, with losses estimated between 175000 and 200000 dollars. A worker was repairing a place when the fire started. eight training aircraft and several private planes were lost, including a 25000 dollar ship.
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Dallas
Bill Long
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TANG
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Iron Workers Local Union
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