05 Jul 1940
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1940
Page
1
The Press notes republication and publication of notices in this issue and in the Focal news. Details are sparse but indicate cross reference to persons and public notices across papers.
The dispatch weighs whether French island possessions in the Western Hemisphere still belong to France or have shifted under German or other control. It notes France’s armistice, potential exile government, and Japan’s unilateral dealings with Indo China, urging U S vigilance as peace terms unfold and permanent status remains undecided.
Miss Opal Easterling and Andrew F. Purtle were quietly married by Dr. Alonzo Monk at his home in this city last evening at 8 o'clock. They will reside here. Also noted are social greetings for Mrs. Tom McLarty and updates on visits of Mrs. J. M. Houston, Joe Houston, Miss Kate Sanford, and Mills Birdie West to and from Mississippi and Shreveport.
Ruth Millett argues a woman's self image stems from how she uses her time. If she prioritizes grooming she appears beautiful or well groomed. if she favors family duties she is described as a good mother. The piece examines social judgments tied to daily choices.
A dense grid of numbered word clues spans horizontal and vertical sets. The horizontal group lists many cryptic style hints with the phrase FAST FLYER Abawer and numerous numbered entries like 1,7 42 Seaweed 13 Synell and 49 Soft broom. The vertical clues follow, labeled 1 through 55, covering sounds, to depa, learning branches, plants, ages and other common crossword indicia.
A reflection on how a woman’s reputation is shaped by others, listing labels like successful efficient charming worker excellent housekeeper and a critical note on those who feel sorry for themselves. The passage suggests women are defined by perceptions tied to their activities and social roles.
Carries Criegh ton Scott's novel The Muscovites from Scribners about a nonglorified Russian named Ivan who lacks roubles and faces army conscription, romance, and wartime displacement. His brother's clerical job helps him, while a friend's chemistry provides a temporary exemption. Indians rise in Arizona Census notes.
The reader provides five items covering authorship and genres from Cranium Cracker. It lists book or work titles and names such as Arondel and Northwest Passage, with responses indicating aurthor and poetry as the category, noting Steinbeck as the author of the barks.
Belton residents Mr. and Mrs. George Dimmuway and children visited relatives this week. Colorado’s Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bernard and California’s Henry Barford called on Mrs. E. W. Cullpepper. Janetta Bryant of Camden came to stay with aunt Mrs. John Daines. The Bradleys Lina Kidd Carol Jean Lewis and J. H. Bradley families joined in Texas visits. Julia Collins spent weekend with kin. Nashville visitors Eva Jean Shuffield Wanda Scott Nishdine Collins Bert Scott Sr. were in town. Chester McCaskill and wife visited Hot Springs. Vera Lee Hamilton returned from Dermott where she worked as a teacher last year. }
A fragmented etiquette quiz asks at a formal dinner who enters first, whether a woman guest should remove her hat, whether to reveal exact dinner time, if tipping in a cafeteria is needed, and how to choose food. The provided answers suggest hostess first, no hat, set the time, no tipping, and no need to inspect all dishes.
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