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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1943
Page
4
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, lists social and personal notices including gatherings at homes, club meetings, and public events. Items mention Mrs Taed Travers, the Hose Garden club, YWCA, and First Methodist and Baptist church activities with dates in early June. Several attendees and honorees are named along with brief notes on engagements, dinners, and travels of military families.
Cpl Bean Steadman son of Mr and Mrs J R Steadman has been promoted to sergeant. He has been stationed in Alaska for the past 15 months.
Hot Springs Va June 2 A wartime food conference heads toward a final session tomorrow with a suggested appointment of a nine member permanent world food authority commission. United States undersecretary Pant H Appleby is named as a likely member and plans to launch work in Washington by July 15 to design a postwar global food system.
A wartime bride selects a simple shower home wedding with substitutes for precious metals and fabrics. Her gown uses worn white rayon satin with a sheer rose petal net yoke, while her ring remains palladium rather than platinum. Confetti replaces rage as she wears pale yellow and white pea headdress, showcasing a modest, hopeful ceremony amid shortages.
Jim Downing state manager for United Press outlined wartime reporting difficulties at a Kiwanis meeting in Little Rock. He said 20 percent of war correspondents have faced death injury or capture, contrasted with higher casualty rates among armed forces, and noted long delays in transmission and transport hinder coverage. He described UP’s reach to 1300 newspapers and 60 radio stations and its access to government offices and censorship.
St Mark's Episcopal Church will hold a Mary Communion celebration on Thursday at 10 a.m. The service will mark Ascension Day with parish participation and traditional rites.
The narrator recalls a hot uneasy day at Kraik Tower as family plans shift with Kathy, her engagement to George Baker, and memories of past loves. Tensions rise over room assignments and a looming moral reckoning with Kathy and Derek. The tone hints at ongoing secrets and a stormy mood to come.
A revival meeting at the First Pentecostal Church will begin June 6 with Rev. O. J. Cullins of Crowder, Ma. preach evangelistic sermons. Cullins, an old time Pentecostal Holiness preacher, has served many years in ministry and is related to Mrs. D. B. Fillips, Mrs. Riley Huddleston, and Mrs. J. W. Kay of Hope.
A May 31 meeting at City Hall in Tippe gathered 14 leaders with Miss Mary Claude Fletcher to plan an all day food conservation program for Hope area women. Demonstrations covered pressure canning, water bath canning, drying and storage, with experts from the Food and Nutrition Committee leading sessions at the Methodist Church basement on June 40 starting 0:30.
The Fifth Annual Texarkana Horse Show opens June 9 at the J. T. Parks estate on East Ninth street road, continuing through June 11. Proceeds benefit the Red River Ordnance Training Center. Local and regional horses join entries from Houston, San Antonio, Dallas, Fort Worth, Corsicana, Tulsa, Ardmore, Memphis, and Mississippi. Army displays include tanks guns aircraft guns and trucks. Judge Temple Stephens of Moberly Missouri, ring-master Georgy Ware of Hope, and Army announcer Lt. H. V. Smith will lead the event.
DeWitt Mackenzie the nations top war columnist rises at four each morning to parse world news and file The War Today to hundreds of papers. His 33 years in 50 countries include key AP roles in London and Cairo and coverage from Munich to Stalingrad. He traveled 35,000 miles for recent interviews and pens a book India’s Problem Can Be Solved due August publication.
An advertisement urges buyers to choose Aspwin over St Joseph Aspirin claiming superior effects and positioning Aspwin as the world’s largest seller of Qe. The copy emphasizes demand for St Joseph and promotes Aspwin as a better option.
Morgan brought a pair of button shoes 51 years ago and they pinched so Ed sold them to a friend for 50 cents on credit. Last week Ed ran into the fellow at the county treasurer's office. Here is that 50 cents I owe you.
Dr Philip H Kreuscher aged 59, a noted orthopedic surgeon and author of several surgical works, died last night after a career marked by a large number of bone operations on baseball players. He was based in Chicago and frequently cited in medical circles.
Advertises Ru-Ex Compound as a cheap home remedy for rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. Recommends mixing with water and lemon juice, taking three tablespoons twice daily, with claims of relief within 48 hours. Offers money-back guarantee and endorsement by John P. Cox and druggists.
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