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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
6
The social calendar lists events at Star Masonic Hall and Rose Club meetings. Community notices mention joint hostessing by Mrs Spraggins and Syrliger, with venues including Fiat Methodist Church Circle No 2 and the Bar low at 12:30.
Local club gatherings, hospitality events, and travel announcements fill the page. Mrs. George Ware plans a Thursday visit to Pine Bluff friends while Miss Ellen Corrigan pursues a Columbia education degree. Several residents attend meetings, host bridge parties, or prepare for distant trips to New York, Baltimore, or West Point.
Mes L. M. Lilie and Miss Mary Ann Lile are noted along with Mr Reminel Young in a personal mention. The brief item highlights social ties and local recognition within the community.
President Roosevelt faces a clash between the National Youth Administration led by Aubrey Williams and the Office of Education under W. Studebaker. NYA argues that most youths cannot afford school, while the Office insists existing schools and trained teachers can quickly produce up to 750,600 skilled workers with minimal new cost.
Bluff visitors Mrs Rhodes parents Mr and Mrs L A Acnett and others from Longview Texas and Popular Bluff Missouri spent the weekend with Dr and Mrs W G Allison and Allan Brannan. Miss Rudy Andrews Little Rock planned weekend with Marion Smith. Maurice Vick and son Mack Baton Rouge Louisiana left Hope after visiting Dr and Mrs G E Cannon and stopped in Arkadelphia. Mrs J W Harperty Springhill Louisiana announced the birth of daughter Sylvia Sue on June 5 in Minden Louisiana.
A description of a Hammond electric organ echo system that reproduces tones after a delay. A small box uses steel springs to slow the echo current, returning converted sound to the organ’s loudspeaker to imitate reverberation in rooms of varying size.
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