Social and Personal Highlights In Hope June calendar
Social and Personal items list upcoming events including Gardenia Garden Club meetings hosted by Mrs. Sky Callicol and Mrs. W Allison, and a Lilac Garden Club meeting. Wedding notices detail Beryl Parks and Cpl Robert Archer, plus Jack Hamblen Simons and Catherine Lavinia Anderson. A Winsome class meeting at Hope Country Club follows a Baptist Sunday School picnic. Church groups are entertained by Malcolm Porterfield and Mrs Jones at a home event with nominations underway.
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Barks
Gorps
Beryl Parks
Lucy Moore
Ine
Cpl
Robert Archer
States Army Air Corps
Southwestern Provingent
Y Lady of Good Wope Catholic
Francis X. Dalton
S. Alexander
Herbert W
South Eim Street
Jefferson Davis Ool
Houston
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Simons
Tulane University
Jefferson Davis Hos Nl
Offic 8
Carlisle
Ty Pace
Abilene
Texas
Aspital
Camp Barkeley
Henry VII Ulcer Pains Ad Urges Udga Relief
An old column fragment promotes Udga for stomach ulcers indigestion heartburn and related pains claiming relief with first dose refund. The piece then lists local officers for the year including President Mrs Oliver Adams and secretary Mrs Millard Baggett, followed by notes on community visits births and military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Will
Ram Ruggist
JF. Cox Drug Co
Floyd Porterfield
Oliver Adams
Frank Rider
Harold Onstler
Millard Baggett
Tom Kinser
R. J. Graham
J. F. Gorth
C. HW. Reynerson
Freedom of Press Within Limits at WAAC hikes
Col Hobart B Brown commandant at Fort Oglethorpe sets WAAC hiking rules for press access. WAACS shall not hike with upper ranks or those overweight or out of condition or in best punts. Chattanooga Tennessee noted.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hobart B. Brown
WAAC
Fort Oglethorpe
99 Year Old Man Works on Farm
Neighbors worried when Sidward C. White, 99, vanished for over a week. Sheriff William Morrow led city search but found him working on the Al Church farm replacing a vacationing hire.
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Mitchell
Sidward C. White
Willian Morrow
Osearch
White
al Church
Phice
Fort Collins Student Sets City Attendance Record
Mil dred Williams, a Fort Collins High School graduate, established an all time city attendance record by attending high and grade seven years without a single absence or tardy.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Mildred Williams
Fort Collins High School
Hot Water Each Morning For Clear Skin
New York matron Mrs. David Knott Jr. touts a simple health routine. She attributes her flawless complexion to a morning “Sam Lambert Cocktail” of warm water with lemon juice and bicarbonate. She notes other healthy drinks and advises medical check if skin remains lifeless.
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David Knott, Jr
New York
Sam Lambert
Deaths Last Night By The Associated Press
Sir William Goschen 73, longtime British banker and London Hospital chairman, died last night. Jose Fortoul 83, provisional president of Venezuela in 1913-14, prominent statesman and writer, died last night. Dr. Jesse Swank 76, longtime Methodist minister, died last night. he officiated Harding funerals. Vyazma, USSR once a key Nordic gateway. US imports 80 million pounds of low grade oil in peacetime.
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Associated Press
William Goschen
London
Briain
The
London Hospital
Great Britain
Josepl Fortous
Caracas
Venezuela
Jose Gil Fortoul
Gomez
Jesse Swank
Columbus
R. Jesse Swank
Warren G. Harding
United States
War Agencies Report Progress on Home Front Efforts
Washington officials unveiled a 2.9 billion omnibus war budget and annual report detailing the Home Front drive through agencies such as OPA WPB OWI and WSA..Nelson Brown and others defended measures praising progress while warning of capacity limits and possible new rationing changes ahead.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Office of Price Administration
OPA
War Production Board
WPB
Office of War Information
OWD
War Shipping Administration
WSA
House Appropriations Committee
CPA
Donald Nelson
Tam
Prentis M. Brown
Committee
King's North Africa visit marks wartime alliance gesture
King George VI travels to North Africa to visit Allied forces amid invasion preparations rumors. He receives Eisenhower in the field and bestows the Knight Grand Cross on the Allied commander in chief. The Queen and councilors await his absence, while British security limits details of the journey.
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Archibald Sinclair
James Grigg
British Broadcasting Corporation
Empire
Royal Navy
Air Force
United States
Britain
Duke of
Duke of Gloucester
Buckingham
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Order of the Bath
Douglas MacArthur
Southwest Pacific
George
France
Channel
Canada
United Stats
North Africa
Mediterranean
Hidden Wallet and Diamond Found After Derek's Death
In the wake of Derek's murder, the narrator discovers a spade concealed in a briar thicket and retrieves a small wallet containing $500 and a platinum diamond ring. The scene unfolds amid police searches in the ravine and at the cottage, while family members and deputies scrutinize the grounds for the weapon. The narrator hides the wallet and ring, contemplating the evidence of Shaw's forgone alibis and the possible link to the crime.
Old Play Cave Clue Shifts Tumble of Family Scandal
Derek hides in the ravine as Connie confronts secrets about a note and a bank loan. Kathy aided Derek by giving money and her ring, while Deputy Shaw pieces together the sequence. The narrator ends by deciding to call Clint Mattison off.
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Connie
Derek
Kathy
Fogeiest
Clint Mattison
Shaw
Local visits and home canning tips dominate Nashville notes
McCaskill and Hamilton families visit relatives in the area. Nashville visitors include J. A. Senedge and J. O. Harris and sons. The club program covers home canning safety with cold pack advice and signs of spoilage, plus demonstrations on fruit and vegetable prep. The July 2 gathering will be at Mrs. Earl Jackson’s home.
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Pvt
John Gogal
Southwestern Proving Ground
Westfield
Mass
Mamillon Wanegan
Edgewood
Tom Hamilton
McAlister
Okla
C. A. Hamilton
J. A. Senedge
Nashville
Janelle McCaskill
Conway
Herman Rhodes
Jack Hood
San Antonio
Albert Rowland
John Games
M. Scott
Judy Scott
Howard Smith
Bettie
Sioux City
Iowa
Cpl. Smith
J. O. Harris
Junior
Kenneth
Jim Harris
Highland
Blant Jones
Walter Rateliff
Gentry Ratcliff
Earl Jackson
Sardis Club Warns on Home Canned Food Safety
The Sardis Home Demonstration Club met June 4 with Miss Mary Claude Fintcher presiding. She warned members about botulism from improperly sterilized canned foods and explained the toxin forms in contaminated food before consumption.
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Sardis
Mary Claude Fintcher
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Hidea Pag
Ae Sane
Ion
Adnesday
Steve Carrigan
Sky Callicol
Gardenia Garden
Ursday
Lilac Garden Club
Leon Davis
First Baptist Sunday School
Mope Country Club
Jenee Cagle
Cecil String
Edsel Davis
Pst Traut
Julian Spikers
AY. A. Neal
Troy Bolls
K. James McCullough
Roy Jor
L. F. Higgason
Henry VII
Carolyn Meek of
Bradley
Mr. and
Mes. K. G. McRae
Harry
Lemley
Brownwood
Harry Lemley
Lemsey
Charles Wylie
Little Rock
Mrs
Oliver Mills
Edgar Plannin
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Asntistes
Department of Agriculture
Ellen Drew
Richard Denning
Jerry Colonna
Ice Canoes Co
March of
Jide
Spain
Alto
Lene Power
Black Swan
Marjorie Weaver
Alicia Hartner
Knott
Rosy
Vyazma
U.S.S.R
Gulf of Finland
Russia
War Agency
Cannon
D-Mo
Wiliam Jeffers
Derews
Margaret
Will Grady
John
Walter
Will
Phe
Rene
St. Joseph
Pinkham
Aurex Little Rock Company
American Medical Association
Barlow Hotel
H. L. Dean
Boyle Bldg
Ark
Rephan
Lacy Stepins
Sheer Bemberg
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