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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
4
Social and Personal items list meetings of Hose Gardeners, YWCA, WSCS and other clubs at churches and homes. Upcoming events include contract club, Iris Garden Club and United Daughters of the Confederacy activities, with attendees named and venues noted across local churches and homes.
Final inspection of the back of the head and overall outfit boosts poise. Actress Fla ing Williams stresses a rear view check to ensure neatness from behind as well as from the front. Correcting slips, crooked seams, and run heels before going out preserves makeup and ensemble effectiveness.
Wesley P. Flint of Champaign Illinois, chief entomologist of the Maine Natural Mystery Survey and University of Illinois, dies after visiting Tupelo relatives. Mrs. Fowler goes to Macon Georgia. Mrs. Tut Doanes and Betty set for Hot Springs. Monroe arrives from Camp Kohler California. Brit driver returns from Vinita Aberdeen. Births: Mr and Mrs Joe Ed Yann announce a daughter born June 2 at Josephine Hospital.
The notice lists weekly services for First Baptist on Third and Main Streets with multiple worship times and Sunday School sessions, Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on North Ferguson Street with revival messages by W. E. Macmason, Church of Christ on Fifth and Grady Streets with Bible classes and communion, and First Pentecostal Church on West Fourth and Ferguson with revival services led by Rev. O J Cullins from Crowder Missouri beginning June 11 and daily evenings. It invites the public to attend all services.
Connie discovers a dead man beside a ravine path at Kraik Tower as a storm closes in. The narrator and Clint Mattison confront danger, Connie faints, and the household summons the police after finding the body and a severed calm in the estate.
Sunday School times and worship plans at First Presbyterian, Hope Gospel Tabernacle, St Mark's Episcopal, and Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic churches. Montreat focus at First Presbyterian. sermons on the Sermon on the Mount at Hope Gospel Tabernacle. Anglican service at St Mark's. Catholic Mass at Our Lady of Good Hope.
The Vacntian Bible School of the Gospel Tabernacle will hold its commencement services Friday night at 7 p.m. A brief program by each department will be shown. Certificates of Merit and diplomas will be awarded. Thursday noon a school picnic was held at Fair Park with games and lunch served after transportation by a large truck.
The Hempstead County AAA announces a deadline extension to June 30 for farmers to obtain peanut seed to meet acreage goals. A certificate under the peanut seed purchase program lets growers buy designated seed from approved dealers to cover up to 60 pounds of unshelled peanuts per planted acre.
The Piney Grove Home Demonstration Club met Friday May 28 with Mrs James C Cox for an all day quilting event and pot luck luncheon. The program featured song Stand Up for Jesus, war bonds and stamps tally, recitations by the Cox girls, Handy Hints for the Handy Man, Household Pests, and food preservation demonstrations. Prizes went to Mrs Glen Richards and Mrs Hamilton. Notes plan next meeting with Mrs J B Johnson on June 24.
New York June 4 A forecast by manpower expert Leo M Cherne executive secretary of the Research Institute of America predicts labor shortages may persist for at least a year after the war. He cites studies suggesting as many as 39 000 000 workers could be left jobless by demobilization and notes that home front prospects favor rapid conversion to civilian production and a continued demand for labor. The U N food conference supports these views, stressing potential shortages in devastated countries and higher agricultural labor needs.
Some 100 coal miners in Paris will convene tonight to endorse a resolution backing President Roosevelt's back-to-work order. Will Houser, secretary of United Mine Workers Local 3801, says Paris miners will return Monday regardless of others. District wide, about 6,000 miners idle with no other back-to-work movements reported.
Hot Springs residents woke to news of a fatal shooting in a residential district. George Richard Moore, 42, was killed last night. Eric Wheatley, about 45, operator of a Central Avenue club, posted a $3,000 bond after being taken into custody in connection with the case. Police Capt. Jerry Watkins indicated further details were available from investigators.
A call reported a man molesting Wheatley's sister at their mother's house. Wheatley said he intercepted Moore before police arrived, ordered him into his car to take him to the station, Moore reached for a gun and Wheatley fired first. Moore, a Jones Mill Housing Project carpenter, survived by his widow and two daughters.
British fighters swept Northern France today without loss and destroyed a camoy aircraft. German bombers dropped explosives on a southeast coast town then attacked streets, causing casualties. A church was hit by a delayed action bomb and residents report 12 Focke Wulf 190s involved, with two shot down into the sea.
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