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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
5
Angela overhears Jose Pastia detailing a plan to deter Stephan's escape. Deborah fears pursuit by hidden forces, while Stephan reassures love and vows to return. Angela hints at DOJ involvement as fog and danger close in.
A travel piece notes men prefer long daily drives and sightseeing at big cities while women seek dress stops and hotels. It argues vacations with constant driving wear down both spouses, making the trip feel like work for the man and pressure for the woman to share in social stops.
Thursday events include Azalea Garden Club meeting at Mos. Brail York at 9 30 p m and Alathean class at Mrs Claud Suttons 70 North Elm Street at 7 30 p m. Friday Bridge club hosted by Mrs Vincent Foster at 2 30 p m. Wedding announcements, new Azalea Club officers, and committee assignments for the year featured with Mrs Basil York hosting and a lingering note of the Sept meeting planning.
Miss Janette Vesey daughter of Major and Mrs Vesey and Lt Junior grade Kenneth West United States Navy son of Mr and Mrs West were married May 24 at Union Central church chapel Honolulu Hawaii in front of immediate family and friends The ceremony featured lilies white tapers and ornate décor in the chapel, marking a formal wedding event in Hawaii with ties to Arkansas Philippine Islands and Massachusetts residents.
Captain W L Beecher married in an afternoon wedding dressed in pale green crepe. The ceremony at Diamond Road featured Betty Vesey as bridesmaid and Lt F D Cheney as best man from Honolulu. A reception followed with floral decorations, a tiered cake, and a sword-cutting moment. The couple will reside at 3607 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu.
Lucie Neville reports from Hollywood where Morris Goldman, a sturdy 210 pounds, handles duties as a property man and serves as nursemaid to five chorus girls. Harrison, meanwhile, is touring army canvas and defense industries as Lucie Neville notes in this NEA Service feature.
Personal mentions include University of Tennessee June graduates with home economics majors, relatives visiting in Dallas and Alicia, Monticello flying course completion, and guests in Little Rock for Mrs Brandon’s illness. A wide array of movements, travels, and social visits feature Miss Eleanor Jane Feild and others, with shifts to Baton Rouge summer school and Harvard enrollment for Willis Smith.
In Washington 24 year old Minnesota secretary Bette Larson was chosen Miss National Defense at a government workers dance. Dozens of departments crown queens, creating a citywide pageant culture. Larson, from Barnum Mina, enjoys sudden attention, calls the experience odd yet exciting, and notes more queens will come next year.
Hollywood chatter circles John Barrymore as the original story. At a dinner invitation he quips that he might bring his girlfriend. The host answers it would be fine but notes her husband could come and then his girlfriend might join, prompting Barrymore to caution about potential complications.
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