Social and Personal Daisy Heard Editor
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, is listed with a contact phone 768 and hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for social and personal notices.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1943
Page
3
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, is listed with a contact phone 768 and hours from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for social and personal notices.
Social calendar notes multiple meetings on July 6 including Circle No 1 at Mrs C M Agee home and Circle No 2 at Mrs H E Atkinson 4 p m. Southwestern District Ladies Auxiliary gathers at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church all day. Junior G A at First Baptist cancels Monday session. Edith Faye Ward returns from St Vincent Infirmary Little Rock.
Communiques report Mr and Mrs L E Salisbury of Blevins informed their son T Sgt Homer Salisbury is stationed in England. Gainesville resident Dolphus Whitten Jr is commissioned as a Second Lieutenant at the Army Administration Officer Candidate School. At Turner Field Albany Ga aviation cadet Dolan B Cargile son of Mr and Mrs J T Cargile is commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Army Air Forces.
The automobile sector is producing war goods valued at more than 20 million dollars daily, reflecting a massive shift to military manufacturing. The figure underscores the sector's pivotal role in supplying the war effort and sustaining industrial output during wartime.
Reproduced excerpts show expectant and nursing mothers seeking milk at reduced prices. Phrases include requests for forms to have babies, mistaken postings, and mentions of multiple children. The tone reflects wartime rationing anxieties and bureaucratic mishaps.
In LaFayette County Midway field only one test is drilling Barnsdall Oil Company Luzenia Creek No 1 in section 9 15 24 at 1600 feet. In the McKamie deep gas distillate field Lion Oil Refining Company drilled Wheat No 1 to 7100 feet in section 35 17 24.
Lincoln Elliot, American military governor in a Central African colony, reenacts a past secret life by masking himself as a Syrian Arab. He dons Moslem garb and the El Hassanyieh talisman bracelet to relive a dangerous freedom before facing duties and danger.
AP war correspondent J Norman Lodge reports American forces capturing Rendova Island in the Solomons as fighting intensifies. The eyewitness account highlights ongoing Pacific battles and Lodge's long wartime coverage from Pearl Harbor to Guadalcanal.
Washington reports a vigorous warning that Axis air raids could target the United States in the summer. A District of Columbia spokesman warned such raids would not cause major damage but could provoke frantic defense efforts to shift Allied forces home. The US Army remains alert but will not let the threat dictate force allocation.
Pvt. Roscoe E. Timberlake aged 21 of Washington, son of E R Timberlake and Mrs Ruth Timberlake, reportedly died in a Japanese prison camp. He was born and raised in Washington and enlisted in the army in 1949. He was at Corregidor when it capitulated.
Oil and Gas Lease dated June 14 1943 filed June 29 1943 from S G Lucky and wife to Ker lyn Oil Company for undivided 1 32 interest in parts of Section 17 Township 18 South Range 24 West. Mineral Deed dated July 21 1937 filed June 30 1943 from M M Roberts to W H Clement for NW 14 of SE 4 of Section 15 Township 16 South Range 23 West except 5 acres in SE corner leaving 35 acres more or less.
J Norman Lodge reports Allied forces launch a large scale assault across Rendova and nearby Munda in the Solomons. Combined Army Navy and Marine units land at dawn and push Japanese forces northward to Bougainville as airfields become targets. Thousands of American troops assault key airfields as bombardment shields the advance.
Local residents host friends from North Little Rock Texarkana and Little Rock. Wilma White joins American National Life Insurance in Dallas. A revival opens at Bells Chapel Nazarene Church near Blevins with Rev. Ernest Sullivan preaching Friday night July 18.
Despite claims of plastic and light metal autos, steel remains favored for essential structural and functional components. The text notes ongoing debate but confirms steel’s continued superiority in strength and reliability.
Millard W. Baggett leads Sunday services with Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m including observance of the Lord s Supper Malcolm Porterfield serves as superintendent of Bible school
The program lists a pastor's sermon on Our Dependence and Independence at 7:00 p.m. followed by Christian Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m., evening evangelistic service with congregational singing and choir anthem It Is Well With My Soul. The pastor also preaches The Faith of Thomas at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting follows.
Multiple churches announce services for July 4 with pastors guest speakers and special programs. First Baptist notes Dr. Wallace speakers at morning and evening. First Methodist Plans Liberty sermon and Fourth of July celebration. Pentecostal lists services and Rev Wesley Hunter guest. St Mark's lists Holy Communion and vestry meeting after Sunday service.
Fred H Williamson leads Bible classes at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m at Fifth and Grady Streets Church of Christ. Communion at 11 40 a m and a prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 15 a m. Hope Gospel Tabernacle on No Main and Ave D lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m with Guy E Gasye as superintendent.
In the absence of Pastor E R Winter of the Ably of God church Texarkana Texas he will preach Sunday morning and night His evangelistic work in Texarkana has grown and his preaching is described as simple yet forceful The services include Young Peoples and Adult Bible Study at 7 00 p m Evangelistic Service at 8 00 p m and Wednesday Revival Hour at 8 00 p m
Rev Wesley Hunter from Laneburg will be guest speaker for the 1st Sunday morning and evening services on July 4. He is described as a able Bible student and a good speaker. The public is invited to attend and hear him.
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church invites worship with pastor D O Silvey at 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 worship 7:30 BT C 8:00 worship Monday 2:30 Ladies Auxiliary Wednesday 7:30 Teachers 8:00 Prayer. First Presbyterian Church invites worship with Thomas Brewster minister 10:55 service patriotic address 6:30 Young People 7:30 Evening Service quarterly communion next Sunday.
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