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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1941
Page
5
The writer notes dealers and Pontiac owners want opinions from factory insiders to explain the motor car market now. He says dealers and the public need guidance as business conditions differ from past years and aims to help clarify the situation. The remarks emphasize helping dealers and prospective buyers understand current trends.
Ruth Millett argues today that a girl should be prepared to earn her living. With army drafts and uncertain jobs, a wife may need self support. Parents should encourage schooling or training, even if it means sacrifice, so a daughter can stand on her own when needed.
The county social page lists an al fresco party at the Country Club hosted by Mr and Mrs C Es Jen Je and Mr and Mrs Weldon RGiless of Coxarkana, plus Emotion Club and several Presbyterian ladies circles meeting at the First Presbyterian Church homes. Guests include Miss Mary Crytigan and Miss Alice Lile, with a supper party at the Country Club cabin to honor visiting cousins. attendees from Harrisburg, Mellen Texas, and Columbus join in the festivities.
Mary Bolts, Lauri Ann Garrifla, and others from Pine Bluff were among Epworth League members entertained Thursday night by Mrs. M. M. McCloughan with assistance from Mrs. James McLarly guiding the treasurer hunt. The event split attendees into three groups with two losing teams hosting the winners in the creme parlor.
Personal mentions note Mr and Mrs C L Renfro traveled to Prescott Friday for the funeral of Mrs Renro s step mother Mrs W D Hale. Andy Anderson and children of Tyler hosted a luncheon for Rev and Mrs John Keith Gregory. Miss Josephine Atwood of Orlando Florida visits Mr and Mrs B F Mitchell. Elsie Weisenberger guests include Mrs Carrol Bishop librarian of Latte Rock and Lucille Lucas district library supervisor. Merill McCloughan and Thomas Haney also listed.
The film The Great American Broadcast starring Alice Faye John Payne Jack Onlie and Cesar Romero opens Sunday at the Saenger Theater. The studio behind Alexander’s Ragtime Band and Tin Pan Alley created a historically accurate yet gay portrayal of postwar airwave life with songs by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren.
Week end guests include Blevins family of Tyler visiting Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Honea. Miss Christene McDougald leaves for Arp to attend Tyler Commercial College. Mrs. A. B. Weatherington hosts her mother Mrs. Brewer of Arkadelphia and Mr. and Mrs. Soe Britt of Birmingham as guests. Mrs. W. C. Brown visits Tyler with daughter Mrs. Olin England. Miss Virginia Sue Stowers of Little Rock visits grandfather K. B. Spears. Announcements: a daughter Martha Eugenia born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huskey of Arp on Monday June 2. Miss Marie Ward of Arkadelphia visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Ward.
Deborah and Stephan reunite in fog bound Cape Cod where past fears surface. A hotel note hints at drifting distance as Bridgie teases, while Deborah weighs Stephan as a potential ghost from memory and a captain’s room hints at formal welcome.
D A Bathrick Pontiac Motor Division claims auto demand remains high while supply tightens. He travels to meet 4,000 dealers in 24 meetings through June, explaining January and February deliveries depleted inventories, March and April overproduced, and May and June limited to factory output. He notes consumer buying power rising with lower prices and defense spending, but tax hikes may temper sales next year.
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