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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
3
Eastern Star and Mission Circles Meet in July Schedule
Hope chapter 328 Eastern Star meets July 15 at the Masonic hall at 8 o clock. July 19 Circle No 1 to No 5 of the Women s Missionary Society hold meetings at various homes and a picnic. Mrs Franklin Horton hosts a Tuesday Contract Bridge club party with prizes and guests. Edith Thompson class meets indoors due to weather.
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Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
The
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
P. J. Holt
Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
S. L. Murphy
E. S. Franklin
Franklin Horton
Mack Duffie
Lawrence Martin
G. A. Hobbs
Rankin
Russelville
Raymond Jones
Paul Lewis
A. B. Spraggins
Patriotic Motif Featured In Table Decorations For Gathering
A patriotic motif dominated the table decorations and appointments for a gathering. Covers were laid for 24 members and guests with Mrs. J. A. Henry in charge of games and contests during the entertainment.
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J. A. Henry
Winsome Class Holds Social and Business Meeting
The Winsome class of First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening in church recreational rooms for a business and social session. Attendees included Mrs. Troy Bells, Mrs. Roy Taylor, Mrs. A. R. Trout, Mrs. Julian Spillers, Mrs. Ferrell Williams, Mrs. Edsel Davis, Mrs. Lonnie Hatch, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Cecil Stringfellow, Mrs. Virgil Caplinter, Mrs. W. A. Neal, Mrs. Minor Polk, Mrs. Jarmie McCullough, and teacher Mrs. L. F. Higgason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Troy Bells
Roy Taylor
A. R. Trout
Julian Spillers
Ferrell Williams
Edsel Davis
Lonnie Hatch
Walter Miller
Cecil Stringfellow
Virgil Caplinter
W. A. Neal
Minor Polk
Jarmie McCullough
L. F. Higgason
Higgason
Local Moves and Visits Across Cities
Miss Evelyn Crews spent the past days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George T. Crews while en route to Dallas from Chicago. Mrs. R. M. Briant and Mrs. Johnnie McCabe travel to Ash ville North Carolina for the remainder of the summer. Miss Carolyn Meek arrived from Bradley to visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. K. G. McRae. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Broach returned from Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. William McGill, formerly of Hope, now reside in Greensburg Ohio. Mrs. C. C. Holloman left for San Diego to be with her ill father W. B. Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Crews
Dallas
Chicago
Mrs
George T. Crews
R. M. Briant
Johnnie McCabe
Ashville, North Carolina
Carolyn Meek
Bradley
K. G. McRae
William McGill
Hope
Greensburg
Ohio
C. C. Holloman
San Diego
Calif
W. B. Todd
U S Warship Bombards Japanese Held Kiska
U S Navy reports a light surface ship bombarded Gertrude Cove on Kiska on July 14, the fourth surface attack in eight days. Previous hits were July 6 9 and 11, with no reply from enemy guns, signaling possible amphibious plans to retake the island.
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Washington
Navy
Kiska Island
North Pacific
United States
Gertrude Cove
Kiska
Virginia’s Gillette joins Richmond Colts in Piedmont League
Tab Turnbull Gillette, a top passer for Virginia’s baseball team last season, becomes catcher for the Richmond Colts of the Piedmont League in Richmond Virginia. Gillette is noted as a co captain and former standout.
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Richmond
Turnbull
Tabb
Gillette
University of Virginia
Richmond Colts
Connecticut Plans Post War Reemployment Program
Connecticut moves to implement a post war reemployment plan for ex service members in Hartford and statewide. It provides job location access, aptitude testing, training, and collaboration with industry and education to place veterans and displaced workers, aiming to prevent future unemployment and support national peace.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Hartford, Conn
Connecticut
United States
Hartford
Raymond E. Baldwin
New England
New London
Conn
Carl A
Gray
Capitol
James J. Clerkin
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Opposition to Manpower Legislation Draws Senate Fire
Chairman Reynolds of the Senate Military Committee opposes compulsory manpower laws, warning the Army already strains civilian workers. He doubts the measure will pass quickly and notes a fight is likely after Congress returns from summer recess. Reynolds estimates the Army at 7,000,000 and says it is big enough. Wheeler seeks delaying fathers drafting until after January 1.
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Washington
Reynolds
D-Nc
Senate Military Committee
Congress
Senate Wheeler
D-Mont
Wheeler
Beaver incisors grind like axes against opposing teeth
The beaver’s four sharp incisors are vital for survival as they meet opposite jaw teeth and stay ground down. The White House is described in classic architectural style.
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White House
Journey Along the Desert to the Lake Tchad Jungle
An American traveler crossing Africa follows Rashid’s hostile cautionary route toward the Lake Tchad jungle. He survives a dangerous river crossing and camel mishap before a gunshot warns of hidden threats as the tale resumes.
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Lake Tchad
Feh Zadjooim
Rashid
Bedawins
Africa
Ebon
Editor Benjamin Hill Hardy Dies in Barnesville
Benjamin Hill Hardy, 76, longtime editor of the Barnesville News Gazetter, former National Press Association president, and 20 year moderator of the Baptist Centennial Association, died last night in Barnesville Georgia.
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Barnesville, Ga
Benjamin Hill Hardy
Barnesville
Miss Beverly Sitgreaves Aged 80 Noted Actress Passes
Miss Beverly Sitgreaves aged 80, longtime actress in New York and beyond, died after a career spanning 49 years in stage productions in New York London Paris and South Africa. Born in Charleston Indiana, she gained recognition on major stages worldwide.
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Beverly Sitgreaves
New York
Beverley Sitgreaves
London
Paris
South Africa
Charleston
S. Inu
Rev John Francis McCormick S J 69 Loyola professor
The Rev. John Francis McCormick S J of Chicago died July 15 at age 69. He was a philosophy professor at Loyola University and former president of Creighton University and former vice president of St Ignatius College of Cleveland.
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John Francis McCormick
S. J
Chicago
Philosphy
Loyola University
Creighton University
St. Ignatius College of Cleveland
Women Seek Place in Detroit Baseball School
Detroit topic reports women entering the Detroit Baseball School run by Councilman William Rogell. Among 434 enrolled teams two female squads filed enrollment cards and asked for a spot on the schedule. The article notes potential impact on male players if the women win the tournament.
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Detroit
William Rogell
Tiger
Battle over Latin American policy could reshape government
Washington debates the Wallace BEW and Jones RFC feud. A unification of Latin American activities under one head or cabinet post could consolidate eight agencies and affect trade, diplomacy, agriculture, and military links across the Americas. leaders weigh State Department expansion against a new centralized bureau.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
D. C
Henry Wallace
Board of Economic Warfare
Commerce
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
State Department
War
Navy
Caribbean
Cape
Departments of Agriculture and Commerce
Nelson A. Rockefeller
BEW
South
Central America
Rio Grande
RFC
Senate
United States
Army and Navy
Army's New 3 Inch Gun Superior to Nazi 88 mm
The Ordnance Department outlines mobile long range weapons including the 3 inch gun, 75 mm howitzer, 8 inch gun, 240 mm howitzer, and 155 mm howitzer. Tests show the 3 inch shell penetrates armor better than Nazi 88 mm projectiles. The report highlights transportability, range up to 15 miles, and use in bombardment and anti tank roles.
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Ordnance Department
Army Service Forces
Hitler
Tunis
Bizerte
Europe
Army Ordnance
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