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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1945
Page
3
Thursday events include a teen tea hosted by Mrs. Milam and Mrs. McCreary at Mrs. E. F. McFaddin residence from 4 30 to 6. Hope Chapter 3280 ES holds a regular meeting at 8 at the Masonic hall with punctual attendance urged.
The Oglesby PTA held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the school with Mrs. S. E. McPherson presiding. Mrs. Owen Allns read the president’s message, Supt. J. H. Jones spoke on Trends for Education, and a prize dollar was awarded to Mrs. Atkins’ room. Members then served Russian tea and cookies.
The Paisley P T A met on Wednesday March 14 for its regular monthly session. Mrs Henry Haynes led the opening prayer and Mrs Paul Raley presided. Mrs Earl Thomson’s room won the dollar for most mothers present. Mrs George Green read the President’s Message Wanted 38 000 000 Skilled Homemakers and Mrs Nathan ee spoke on The Progressive Mind in the World of Tomorrow urging continued mental growth for future generations. Mrs Jim McKenzie led a discussion Making the Most of Success and Failure focusing on teaching children to handle outcomes.
A reflection on sportsmanship emphasizes enjoying the game itself rather than always chasing victory, highlighting how the spirit and manner of play define worthwhile competition.
Private Carl M. Cornelius of Hope Ark serves as medium tank cannoneer with the 4th Tank Battalion in the northern Apennines and is part of a unit eyed for a Po Valley thrust. Other soldiers include Pvt Arlice O Aaron returning from 28 months overseas and Pvt Charles G Brown back from 26 months overseas, both due at Camp Chaffee around March 15. Private Ethridge Ward arrives mid March for leave after 18 months overseas in the Asiatic Pacific theater. Cpl Denvis Ross of Hope Ark serves as aerial gunner with the 15th Air Force B 24 Liberator bombing central and southern Europe. he enlisted in 1944 and trained at Tyndall Field Florida.
The National Child Labor Committee will study supervised paid work for high school and college students to judge postwar viability. The piece argues wartime work eased family budgets, helped parents, and could benefit future generations if students’ work does not hurt schooling.
Jozef Elsner attends a Paris home concert with Frederic Chopin, where Chopin appears frail and distant. Madame Sand and George press for contact. Elsner seeks help for Polish prisoners through Mlle Gladkowska, highlighting money as potential relief.
Cricket fighting gains popularity across China with many families making a living by breeding and training crickets for arena contests. The activity blends tradition with small scale enterprise as enthusiasts compete in local and regional events.
Miss Elberta Martin, agricultural extension specialist, will headline two district home demonstration council meetings on March 20 and 23. The south county session meets March 20 in the Hope court room. the north session March 23 at Union Grove church. The topic is Family adjustments now and in the future. Sessions run 10:30 to 2:30. Bring a covered dish.
The speaker argues that Nazi storm troopers and Gestapo actions against civilians were morally condemned yet claims they did not breach international law. The statement contrasts universal moral codes with legal judgments in the wartime context.
Jozef Elsner hesitates at the door recalling the packet Mlle Gladkowska entrusted to him for Frederic. He sets the package on a table and departs silently, the moment suggesting more to come.
A one day study session on Nursing Care of the Premature Infant will be held at First Christian church in Hope on March 26 under the Public Health Nursing Department. Nurses from public health hospitals and other agencies are invited, with local doctors also urged to attend. Sessions run 9 30 to noon and 1 to 3 30 PM with Inez Gartrell Turner presiding and demonstrations on handwashing bathing diapering feeding and equipment use followed by a discussion.
The excerpt quotes Comdr Harold E. Stassen and RAF Gen Henry H. Arnold stressing that peaceful protection is lacking and that future aggression will be met by air power. They argue that the only certain shield against aggression is the ability to meet and negate it before the first strike.
A note from the state district public health nursing consultants announces a luncheon hosted by the women of First Christians at 75c per plate. The message stresses a continuing material crisis as war production misses targets and threatens most programs, per Assistant Navy Secretary H Struve Hensel.
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