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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1942

Page

4

Red Cross Sewing Machines Needed For Production Rooms

A Red Cross meeting of sewing chairmen in Prescott area requests public donations of sewing machines for production rooms. Call Mrs. C. D. Lester or Mrs. C. A. Graves to contribute. Attending were Mrs. Otto Allén, Mrs. Horised Hers rin, Mrs. Tommy Crews, and others.

Otto Allén Horised Rin Tommy Crews Paul Buchanan Prescott Red Cross Elly Hall O. A. Graves C. D. Lester C. A. Graves J. T. Rogers Fonzie Moses Alvin Robertson Ernest O'Neal

Social Calendar Notes on garden party and bridge events

Azalea club invites members to an annual garden party at Mrs Cheersie Ware home with co hosts W Th Herndon Roy Stephenson and Miss Wattie Annie Fedd. An evening bridge honors Miss Martha Cantlay of Washington DC at Mrs. Cantlay's home. Various circle meetings and a morning party for Miss Mary Cornelia Holloway are listed with dates, hosts, and venues.

R. L. Broad Cosmopolitian Club Broach George Newn, Kern, Jr K. L. Spore Royce Smith South America George Robinson Mack Stuart Perry Moses Ed Hawkins Howard Mankins Franklin Horton Joe Black Lamarr Cox Kelly Bryant KR. Ey Henderson Nallon Wylie Robinson Henry Haynes W. R. Hamilton Edwin Stewart Lawrence Margin Jim McKenzie Louisville McCullough First Baptist James McCullough Paul Power Barney Chambers Fair Park Dune Azalea Club Cheersie Ware W. Th. Herndon Roy Stephenson Wattie Annie Fedd B. Ti. McMahon Eligabeth Meidewell Martha Cantlay Washington D.C Mary Cornella Holloways Frank Trimble Mary Cornelia Halloway Mitchell Williams First Methodist Church Jett Willams Holloway Henry Sommerville Wilton Shackelford Prescott Nell Willatma Mary Cornelia Holloway Myg Jett Williams Vom Purvis R. C. Ellen, Jr Harry Hawthorne Bill Bundy Carolyn Barr Carl Jones W. J. Greenwald Ural Claude Jimmy Daniel University of Arkansas Fayetteville Elin Bright Eastland Texas F. C. Crow Martin Dorothy Martin Melvin Hooks U. S. Navy Jacksonville Florida J. H. Hooks Mary Adalyn Johnson Arkadelphia J W. R. White R. P. Hamby Irene Hamby Neosho Missouri Mary Isabelle Hamby John Love Wathen Charles A. Archer Jr J. Stephenson Sara Stephenson Little River Country Club Bern Johnson Elsie Davis Lufkin

Milton Bronner Retires After 42 Years with Scripps Howard

NEA Service veteran Milton Bronner, once London manager for NEA, retires after 20 years in Washington. A Virginia graduate, he spent 42 years with Scripps Howard, starting at the Kentucky Post in 1900. His retirement was announced at a June 9 dinner with journalistic friends.

NEA Service Washington Milton Bronner London Bronner University of Virginia Scrippa- Howard Kentucky Post Covington Kentucky Tor New York Scripps-MacRae League Ohio NEA Brenner American Correspondents' Association Louisville

Fathers of United States Father of His Country Paul Revere

Boston marks a wartime Father s Day on June 21 celebrating Paul Revere as a patriot and father of many children. The piece recounts his roles as silversmith dentist hardware merchant and founder of Revere Copper and Brass while noting his wartime contributions and busy family life. The Burma Road note adds aCommerce history context about a road surveyed long before opening in 1939.

NEA Boston America Paul Revere Boston Patriot Concord Lexington George Washington Deborah Paul Sarah Mary Frances Elizabeth Hannah Joshua John Joseph Lucy Harriet Maris John III Revere Hay Revere Copper and Brass, Inc Mr. Revere Dad

Noten and Rainey family visits announced

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noten will be weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alston Foster in Lewisville. Mrs. J. I. Rainey and son John of Paragould arrive Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. George T. Crews, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Keith.

Keith W. C. Jack Magnolia Patsy Ruth Jack L. G. Tucker Coifam Valley Mrs Frank Noten Mrs. Alston Foster Lewisville J. I. Rainey John Paragould George T. Crews

United States Legal Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas

The United States seeks to condemn lands including Tract C-153 and D-207 in Hempstead County under acts of Congress. J. J. Lyson, John B. Jameson, and heirs or assigns are named necessary parties. Publication urged in the Red Star Hone for four weeks. Court orders appearance for 9:30 AM June 22, 1932 and public notice given May 22, 1942.

J. Robert Crocker United States Department of Jus Lea United States of America Arkansas Congress J. J. Lyson J. J.tyson John B. Jameson Western District State of Hempstead County Joe L. Lively Hempstead Washington and Arhadelphia Road Jess Mary Pauline Ball Sey Red Star Hone

Prescott to Be Pipeline HQ for Sour Gas Project

Prescott will host the Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company pipeline job from Magnolia to the Aluminum plant at Lake Catherine and Bauxite with Midwestern Engineers Construction of Tulsa as contractor. Supervisors estimate fifty to seventy five tam ies will set headquarters between June 15 and 20 and the project should finish in sixty days.

Prescott Craw Dick Forester Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company Forrester Magnolia Lake Catherine Bauxite Midwestern Engineers Construction Company Tulsa Tamies

USO Campaign List and Fuel Plan Mentioned

The clipping shows a USO campaign roll call with numerous donors and amounts among many individuals and families. It also notes Canada plans to use an annual excess of 100 million cubic feet of sawdust as fuel for boating vines, with Commerce Department reports indicating 800,000 foreign business firms in its files.

Canadas Department of Commercce Department of Commerce

Arkansas farmers urged on soil amendment and pasture plans

The notice discusses applying ground limestone and muriate of potash to establish perennial grasses and permanent pastures. It notes recommended rates and references the 1942 Arkansas Triple Handbook and the Triple-A Office for materials, with handbooks distributed to county farmers.

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