Social and Personal Daisy Heard Editor Daisy Dorothy Heard
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1943
Page
3
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, listed for social and personal notices with phone contact between 8 a m and 4 p m.
July events include Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Carter Johnson directing Surgical Dressing shifts at the Red Cross rooms with two daily 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 slots. The Tuesday Contract club meets at the R L Broach home with winner gifts and a salad reception for guests. Hospital notes report the birth of Edward Marshall McCorkle at Josephine hospital and patient Mrs H O Stuart undergoing major surgery.
Staff Sergeant J D Jones son of Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of Ashdown and ex Hope High basketball star visits during a 10 day furlough from the Army coming from Nome Alaska. He will depart August 4 for Fort Lewis Washington. Pvt Cecil J OSteen USMC son of Mr and Mrs C B OSteen of Hope recently graduated from a Marine Aviation Clerical School and after promotion to corporal was sent to the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at Cherry Point North Carolina. The earliest known bird did not have a beak.
Large crowds attend the First Baptist revival each morning at 10 and every evening at 8 15. Congregational singing is led by Rev. Ira Pallshall with preaching by Dr. John L Slaughter drawing favorable comment. The public is invited.
A Guernsey revival opens next Saturday night and runs for one week with 8 15 evening services led by Rev Curtis Puryear Missionary of the Hope Baptist Association from Lewisville Ark. Otho Taylor directs music with Hope First Baptist Church singers. A one week Vacation Bible School begins with Sunday School enrollment Sunday at 2 30 pm and continues 8 30 each morning Monday through Friday followed by a morning revival preaching service.
Herbert Roper Barrett, 69, member of the original Davis Cup team that faced the United States in 1900, and a noted London lawyer, dies after a career winning numerous British and foreign tennis titles.
Feathers provide insulation that guards a bird against temperature extremes. They trap air to reduce heat loss in cold and reflect sunlight to limit heat gain in hot conditions.
U S air force bombers from Pacific Command carried out 13 strikes on Kiska on Monday and six on Tuesday, with 19 raids total noted. Wake Island also attacked, with Liberator bombers destroying seven Japanese planes after intercepts by Zero fighters, amid ongoing Allied siege operations.
Washington figures report farm spokesmen challenging AFL CIO views on food costs and wage increases. The National Grange urges the administration to resist price rollbacks or broad raises, warning such moves would worsen inflation and threaten the farm sector. The Grange cites U S households devote 21 percent of income to food, contrasting with England's 60 percent rollback model.
Alicia Hart reports on protecting bare feet during warmer, stockingless days. Leg model Natalie Reid advises foot care routines including twice daily baths and a light foot balm or foot stick to keep feet cool, comfortable, and shoes smelling fresh while daily activities shift from sitting to standing.
The Rome radio said Marshal Badoglio's cabinet ordered the complete dissolution of the Fascist party at its first meeting. It abrogated the 14 year old law making the Grand Council a state organ and suppressed the special tribunal for defense of the state, transferring cases to military courts during wartime.
The U S Army deploys gliders in the Sicily invasion marking the first combat use of the silent aircraft for assault and troop delivery. Dinosaurs in early earth history are thought to have been predominantly herbivorous.
Before the war Vatican City enjoyed a bustling sale of postage stamps to visitors. The niche market linked tourism with philately, reflecting Vatican’s status as a cultural and religious destination.
In a perilous Africa night, Zaman Khan uses drum messages to guide a pygmy to aid a sick man. Nancy Brown and Afghan ally inch toward the jungle hut where Lincoln lies near death. He proclaims love as Nancy withholds her name and contents a diamond ring as a pledge.
Washington reports an internal dispute within the Republican Party over a 1944 foreign policy declaration. Chicago lawyer Deneen A. Watson leads the Postwar Policy association, urging peacetime international cooperation, while Chairman Harrison E. Spangler defends a united party stance. Watson says Spangler threatened to split the party, a charge Spangler disputes.
Oil and Gas Lease prepared by Eunice Triplett of Lewisville Arkansas for Olivia Smith Moores guardian for Henry Moore III to J K Wadley covering 320 acres in township 16 south range 25 west sections 1 2 11 12 with multiple fractional interests. Assignment of Oil and Gas Lease dated January 11 1943 filed July 26.
J M Barker and wife executed multiple oil and gas lease deals dated 1942 and 1943 with Phillips Petroleum and Olin Longino, covering sections 23 26 27 plus adjacent tracts in Two 19 S Age 25 West. Included are quitclaim deeds transferring substantial mineral rights totaling about 1120 acres more or less in Two 19 S. West.
A historical assertion claims the earth’s core would exceed any human capacity to endure, implying extreme conditions beyond practical human tolerance.
Corn is utilized in producing cloth for soldiers uniforms. The shift aims to supply materials for military apparel and strengthen supply chains.
Advertises Moroline Hair Tonic as the solution for unruly hair, claiming it provides a well groomed, flat lie and added lustre. A large bottle is offered for 25c and it is said to be sold everywhere.
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