Woodman Circle Meeting and Club Elections Notice
Social and Personal Daisy Dorothy Heard editor notes Woodman Circle meets at Woodman Hall on Thursday at 8 o clock for a business session. Also on Thursday May 6 Hope Business and Professional Women's Club holds a special meeting at Barlow at 8 o clock to elect officers and Vacation Bible School guides to be taught at First Baptist Church by Mrs Hugh Jones. teachers urged to attend.
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Tursday
Woodman Circle
Woodman Hall
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Barlow
de Guide
First Baptist Church
Hugh Jones
Dorothy Porter
R. N
Mary Mills
Hempstead County Rerus
West Third Street
Leon Bundy
Red Cross Project
Baptist W M 8 meeting held Monday at church
A church society session led by President Mrs. F. K. Padgett heard reports from officers and chairmen, with delegates from the local group attending the recent state convention. A devotional on Making Christ a Companion inspired prayer and study, followed by a period of fundraising and service planning.
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Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist
F. K. Paduitl
Presterius
Leeva Gibson
WR. Hamilton
Christ
T. L. Nichols
W. R. Hamilton
Elyele
Edgar ‘Thrush
Kamilton
F. L. Padgett
Hugh Jones
W. M.S
Lillie Rock
Cadets Graduated From Shaw Field Then Proceeding to Georgia
Two Arkansas cadets completed training this week at Shaw Field Sumter South Carolina and Army Basic Flying School and moved on to Turner Field and Spence Field Georgia. The names include Dolan 72 Cargile 308 Shover and Uaraled Pendergist McCrory son of Mrs Mar Cargile of Hupé.
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Arkansas
Shaw Field
Sumter
South Carolina
Army Basic
Turner Field
Spence Field
Georgia
Dolan
Cargile
Shover
McCrory
Cargile Iy
Mar Cargile
Hupé
One World Tops Library Shelves in War Reading List
The Nempstead County Library shelves a best seller One World by Wendell L. Willkie and lists other new titles including Gideon Planish Muma's Bank Account November Storm Perilous Journey Lords of the Levee Mutiny in January. Roosevelt calls books weapons in the fight against tyranny.
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Wendell L. Willkie
Nempstead County
Wendell Willkie
Russia
China
Turkey
S Hempstead County Library
Gideon Planish
Sinclair Lewis
Muma
Kathryn Forbis
Joy McCormick
S. M. Sublette
Harry Harrison Krell
Laborers Sought for War Effort Job in Hope Arkansas
U S Employment Service announces laborers needed for a war effort project with transportation from Stamps to the site. Wage is 40 cents per hour with time and a half after 40 hours. current schedule is 10 hours daily, seven days a week. Report to the Hope office. do not apply if employed in lumber or farming within the last 30 days.
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Winnie Ava
Stamps
Ark
U. S. Employment Service
East Second Street
Hope
Employment Service
Pine and Thomas duo redefine rapid film making
Paramount’s Pine and Thomas unit churns out six regular pictures and several specials yearly. Bill Thomas, energized and sardonic, insists budget and script quality drive profits, not lavish sets. Their test for a script is whether it could sell as a strong advertisement, ensuring action packed ventures like Forced Landing and Torpedo Boat reach theaters broad and small.
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Bill Pine
Bill Thomas
Paramount
Pine & Thomas
Thomas
Hollywood
Tye
Abel
Netbody
Local Socials and Visits Across Town
McCaskill Mrs. Chas. Key of Memypills Toon arrived Saturday for a week with her mother Mrs. Lauder Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Rhoades and baby of Port Arthur visited his parents. Mrs. J. Q. Harris spent Friday with her mother Mrs. Chad Hinton. W. Whiteside of Crump Burkley Texas visited relatives. Leta Rhodes of Magnolia College spent the weekend with her parents. Grace Wortham of Little Rock spent weekend with her mother. HW Rhodes and Nashville visitors. Mrs. J. Moses and Chaytor Me ll shopped in Nashville. Orvil Watson and son of Hope spent weekend with his father. Mr and Mrs. Wo Martin spent weekend with her parents. Mrs. Bob Rowland spent Thursday in Hope. Mrs. J. W. Honeycudt returned from a few days in Little Rock.
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Chas. Key
Memypills
Toon
Lauder Jackson
Fletcher Rhoades
Baby
Port Arthur
Texas
Wd. Rhoades
J. QO. Harris
Chad Hinton
Corp
W. J. Whiteside
Crnmp
Burkley
Oruil Watson
Hope
QC. Long
Wo Martin
G. Wy. Woods
Bob Rowland
J. W. Honeycudt
Little Rock
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
Baptist W. M
Meetig
Wesleyan Guild
Methodist Church
Roy Stepherson
Kelly Bryant
Bryant
Merlin Coop
Jamiarre Cox
Gathor
Chiang Kai Shek
R. L. Brower
W. S
Teases
Robert Jewell
Licx Helms, Jr
C. C., Sutton
Girale
Graydon Anthony
Rob Jones
Kenneth Shimllon
R.D. Pranklin
I B. Moore
Don Smith
Ernest O'Neal
George Newbern, Jr
Red Cross
Edwin Ward
Bernard Waddle
de Ridder
C. B. Waddle
John Clyde Phl
Washington
12. C
Clyde Will
Lit
Hill
Officers’ Candidate School
Camp Lee
T. FR. Billingsley
John Gillingsley
Gurdon
Tess Tolleson
W. 8. Billingsley
Amity
R. J. Porster
Ricky
Shreveport
L. W. Youngs
Nathan Warbour
David de Fir
Newport
Leo Erwin
Camp Young, Calif
Mrs. Erwin
Joe ‘Knesal
Jo Ellyn
Clements Hollamon
Mrs. Knesal
Clyde Hollamon
Julia Chester Hospital
NEW Saenger
Irbey Fey
Tennessee
Johnson
Amar
George Montgomery
Lynn Roberts
The
Duanes
Betty Grable
John Payne
Library Notes
Lady Marines
Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Robbin Coons
Wide World
Hope's
Chas, A. Haynes Co
Uteer
S Finest Department
Chas. Ex
Haynes Co
Wen Eng
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