Social and Personal Daisy Heard Column Note
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, listed contact as 768 and hours from 8 a m to 4 p m for social and personal notes.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
5
Social Calendar Highlights A July Social Evening
Thursday's Mary Lester class hosts a pleno supper at Mrs D Lauterbachs home at 7 p.m. The latest informal bridge party honors Mrs Marniton Lanegan and Miss Helen McRae of Washington a World War visitor in the city. Guests include Miss Mary Lemly who won the ninth score gift and many local hosts attended. In a quiet ceremony June 28 at Beaux Duck Miss Opal Garner married Lt Abner D Hervey at Beech Street Baptist Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lester
First Methodist Sunday School
D. Lauterbach
Marnitton Lanegan
Dbeide
Helen Mes Rae
Washington
D. C
Vai Ree
Mary Lemly
Ninh
Hunnexrat
McRae
Jack Meek
Bradley
Dursey Meline
Billy Buckett
Ba Ofduck
Opal Garner
L. N. Garner
Abner D. Hervey
Beech Street Baptist Shurch
Texarkana
Webb
Weldon Glass
Hervey
Unites States Army Air Corps
Oxford
Calit
Tuesday Contract Bridge Club Hostess Named
Mrs. George Newbern Jr hosted the Tuesday Contract Bridge club at her home yesterday afternoon. The high scorer was Mrs. George Peck, with two tables of play and guests including Mrs. G C Sutton who received a gift. Zinnias and roses decorated the living room and an ice course was served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newbern, Jr
George Peck
Zinnias
Roses
G. C. Sutton
Clint
George Baker
George
Shell
Dorek
Kathys
Walter
Wlerstans
Derek
Kathy
Miss Helen McRae to Return Home Thursday
The notice lists several local people traveling or visiting. Miss Helen McRae plans to return Thursday to Washington DC after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs K G McRae. Other entries note Katheleen Rhodes visiting Philadelphia and Mary Draydon arriving from New York to see her father, id McCorkle. Sgt Charles R Hirant, stationed in Alaska, visits relatives in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McRae
Washington, D.C
Mra
K. G. McRae
Katheleen Rhodes
Philadelphia
The
Ely
Mary Draydon
New York
Id McCorikle
Charles R. Hirant
Alaska
City
Churchill Speech Roars in London Parade Return
Churchill told cheering crowds that the Ruhr battle would spread across Germany and warned that the United States Air Force would apply force remorselessly to guilty nations and leaders. He praised U S Britain ties as decisive for Europe and the world, rode in a gilt carriage with Mrs Churchill and daughters, as thousands watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larops
Churchill
Ruhr
Germany
United States
T Page
Europe
Britain
Jenlowsy
London
Dort
Saeh
Mary
Italy Advised (Continued From Page One)
Italy advised that air raid warnings are improved with more powerful firefighting equipment. The country claims 9,000,000 fire guards and 30,000 instructors. Air raids on Germany are said to be severe, stretching German civil defense. A German broadcast cited 1,100 planes and 30,600 guns for Ruhr defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monus
Itol
Germany
Harald HH
Balfour
Far Aire Eartier
RAF
Ministry of Information
Ruhr
Designer Puts Allure Into Dresses And Slacks for Women War Workers
NEA report follows designer Muriel King as she visits Seattle and Boeing, shaping a line of workwear for women in plants. Her new collection uses nylon-based fabric to fuse function with form, including two-piece office suits and a one-piece dress, all designed for movement and practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Lowrance
NEA
Tinilywood
Nouted
Desiger
Mil Rel King
New York
Seattle
Wash
Boeing Aircraft Company
Hothen
Helen Mueller
Muriel King
Jean Colleron
Peggy Lyod
Karen Gaylord
Miss King
Indians Get Sulfa Quit Medicine Man
Progress in federal medical care for Indian wards over 15 years called amazing by Fort Hall Superintendent C L Graves. He praises sulfa drugs as a godsend and says they have practically eliminated trachomyty while noting a drift away from ancient healing rituals among the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fork Finll
Idaho
Supt. C. L. Graves
Fort Hall
Graves
Dramatic Revelations Test Loyalty and Threats
A tense scene unfolds as Lilant Mattison confronts betrayal and gambling on love. The narrator demands proof, confronts a bluff about poison, and urges control of a strained engagement amid jail, elopement, and a lawyer arrival. Hidden truths surface about past liaisons and a dangerous plan to protect Kathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilant Mattison
Hood
Michael
Kathy
Final Twist in Kraik Murder Mystery
Deputy Shaw confronts truth as Margaret confesses to Derek's death after stealing his money and ring. The sheriff gives a press statement while Margaret, distraught by fear of Derek and Kathy, uses a gun from a desk drawer to end his life with a kiss. The case closes with Margaret's fate left unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Sherif
Margaret
Derek
Kathy
Kraiks
Derek Goodby
Roosevelt Press Flare Prompts Inquiry On Government Squabbles
President Roosevelt urged that official quarrels be brought to him, while congressional talks on intramural disputes continue. Banking Chair Wagner dodged jurisdiction, and Wallace accused Jones of obstructing BEW material imports as debates over agency overlaps persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
D + NY
War Food Administration
Roosevelt
Waacs
War Department
Women's’ Auxiliary Army Corps
McGranery
Dpa
Wallace
Board of Economic Warfare
BEW
Jones
Danaher
Congress
State Department
Rendova Island Battle Report In Solomon Islands
Combined U S forces completed moves in the Southeast Solomons on February 9 occupying the Russell islands 60 miles northwest of Guadalcanal airfield. Rendova island is entered as the front line toward Japan with terrain described as mountainous and volcanic, rising to 3 488 feet and offering limited harbor use.
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Solomons
Russell Islands
Guadalcanal
Rendova Island
South Pacific
Russells
Japan
Aitu Island
Aleutian Chain
North Pacific
Ati
Attu
Navy
Funafuti
Ellice Islands
Havy
Washington
Rendeva Island
New Georgi Island
Rendeva
Community visitors and club meeting wrap up weekend activities
A list of residents visiting relatives and guests from McAlister Washington Prescott Camden and El Dorado is noted. The food preservation club meeting featured a home canning discussion led by Mrs Johnson with prizes and a Lord's Prayer ending the session. A group photo was taken and plans made to meet next month with Mrs Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Sweat
Linda
MecAlister
Oklo
Ralph Scott
Washington, D. C
Bert Scott Sr
J. S. Moses
Conway
N. W. Carter
el Dorado
Watson Wilson
Prescott
Dora Wartham
Houston
Texas
Luther Young
I. B. Spicer
Ethhel Spicer
Hannah Keetor
Derwood
Dewel Young
W. L. Wortham
Mary Buchanan
Dora Wortham
Little Rock
Jeanette Bryant
Camden
John Gaines
David Frith
Hope
Margaret Daniels
Orville Wortham
Chester McCaskill
Janelle
Joe Stoudl
Pat Stone
Beba
Johnson
Fowler
Piney Grove Home Demonstration Club Meets At Johnson Home
The Piney Grove Home Demonstration club met Friday June 25 at Mrs Johnsons home with eight members present. One new member joined the club. President Mrs Fred Richards called the meeting and read the 100th Psalm before the group sang America. Roll call noted the quarts of fruits and vegetables canned this year. Mrs Johnson had filled the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finey Grove
Piney Grove
Johnson
Relub
Fred Richards
America
Jonnson
War Diet Test Weighs English Housewives and Workers
Hundreds of housewives and small business workers in three English districts are weighed quarterly to gauge war time diet effects on national health. Randomly selected participants receive a weight card at their local drugstore, which weighs them and forwards the card to the Food Ministry. A ministry official notes housewives often bear the first impact of diet changes, stressing the practical value for the national food scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Food Ministry
Grandsons Charge Grandpa for Potato Bugs
In Great Falls Montana Charles T Rice teased his grandsons aged 11 and 12 by offering five cents a dozen for potato bugs in his patch. That night Donald and Howard Rice brought him 1500 bugs and an $8 25 bill. He paid but canceled the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mont
Charles T. Rice
Donald
Howard Rice
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NEA Service, Inc
U.S
John P. Cox Drug Co
Hope's Finest Department Store
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Hefner Motor Co
Byron Hefner
Old Luck Motor Co
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