Better Homes Tour Planned for May In Hope
The Urban committee of Better Homes Week plans a three hour tour Thursday afternoon. Start at the courthouse at 2 pm with a guided briefing by B E McMahoon. Stops include the Shiver home 30 North Main, the Wawthorn home 1420 South Main, and the Luck and Anderson properties on various streets with demonstrations of kitchen conveniences outdoor living rooms and landscape features. The tour ends with an entertainment program in the recreation area. If weather is poor the program moves to the courthouse courtroom and invitations extend to Hope and surrounding county residents.
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Better Homes
Asis
Urban Committee of
B. E.mcmahoon
Harry Shiver
North Main Street
Harry Wawthorn
South Main Street
J. C. Carlton
Roy Anderson
Anderson
Washington and
Patmos
Mary E. Foster
Fannie Mae Cannon
Albert Graves
R. P. Bowen
George Ware
Adil
Hope
Drafting basis for Bhota after written exam review
The selection will be based on Bhota and the written examination, considering education and experience. The process will evaluate qualifications, with final decisions reflecting those criteria.
Marketing Plan Suggested by County Agents for Hempstead
The Palmos community organization has drawn up a proposed marketing program for Hempstead county and will discuss it with growers in the Smith Hughes building at Patmos on Wednesday night May 7 at 7 30. The wineification plan is led by Oscar Rider B Drake and W H Allison with Smith Hughes teacher Oliver L Adams assisting.
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Palmos Commuunity
Hempstead
Smith- Hughes
Patmos
Oscar Rider
Drake
W. H. Allison
Smith Hughes
Oliver L. Adams
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Church Events
May 6 schedule lists PT council at city hall 3 30 pm Miss Faith Taylor lecture on Consumer Buying Mothers Day party at First Baptist with guests of honor for members mothers, Rotary Bridge at Mrs Kilis home 2 pm, social and church meetings at First Christian and First Methodist with programs on Christian education stewardship and devotional music, Circle gatherings and Girls Cotillion party at Country Club with chaperones.
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Parent Teacher City Council
Faith Taylor
Iast
Churel Fae
Mray Gus Flaynes
Conk
Doset
Ntvl
Roblin
Honer
First Methodist Church
Dalphus Whitten
Annie Brwil
A.M. Ratlig
G. W. Warmack
W. W. Johnson
Thur Benbronk
Angel Fond Cnke
Bone Country Club
Spea
Frank Nolen
Robert la Grone
Mouser
Flay
Methodist
W. S.C.S
R. N. Mouser
Buford
Alice McMath
Charles Briant
B. W. Edwards
Steve Carrigan
E. P. Stewart
McMath
Sam Warmick
Henry Hitt
J. A. Henry
E. P. O'Neal
R. L. Barnett
Free Frenchmen Fight for Liberty Across Africa and Sahara
The article portrays French troops in Eritrea Ethiopia Chad and Libya preparing for long campaigns under Vichy pressure. It highlights Foreign Legion depots at Yaounde and restless camps, warships at sea, and a Minerva submarine sinking a German transport. It ends with a tribute to officers fleeing North Africa as rebels who embody France's republican ideals.
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Yaounde
Foreign Legion
Narvik
Dunkirk
England
Minerva
de Gaulle Navy
Rixito Brazile
Almerica
Stdler
Africa
Vichy
France
Eyelon Drauma
Sahara
North Africa
Jender
United States
Valley Porge
i+ reonderoea
Personal Notices Fill City with Travel and Visits
Mrs. Dave Finley left Tuesday for St Louis after visiting relatives in the city. She is accompanied by her daughter Mes Brooks Stults and Nancy, who will visit. Miss Aline Campbell of Dallas visits her cousin Mrs Ligoyel Coop and Mr Coop. Olmstead, a college editor, won a university contest. Staff Sergeant Isaac Bell Jr. returned from Savannah air base and will be home Tuesday. Mrs. W R Web of Port Hope, Mich visits her sister Mrs E G Cou and Mr Coop. Dolphus Whitten Jr and family return from Little Rock. Dr and Mrs Smith move to Prescott for a funeral. Mrs George Sundefay visits relatives in Minshall Lexus. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of R R Cornelius. floral offerings noted.
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Dave Finley
St Louis
Wil
Mes. Brooks Stults
Nancy
Aline Campbell
Dallas
Fexas
Ligoyel Coop
Coop
Odoe
Issac 2
Bell Jr. Javed
Savannah
Web
Port Hope
Mich
E.G. Cou
Dolphus Whitten Jr
J. M. Braden
Lite Rock
Sinith
Whittener
Prescott
Hesterly
George Sundefay
Minshall
Lexus
Miracles and Arms Shortage Move World War II Refugees
The speaker recalls improvised devices and hopeful efforts to craft weapons from scraps. Everyday patriots rush toward the front, while many more await arms. Soldiers long for equipment to sustain their fight, urging America to send supplies to empower these eager troops.
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America
Reverend Bishop to Speak at Local Churches
The Rev. BD. O. Silvey, pastor of the Garrett Memorial Baptist Church, announced a series of sermons by the Rev. C. C. Bishop of Minden Li, editor of the Missionary Baptist Message. He will preach at Cater Memorial Church at 8 o clock Wednesday night at Ralston Thursday night and Spring Hill on Friday night. Public invited to attend all portions.
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O. Silvey
Garrett Memorial Baptist Churely
Hey. C. C
Minden
Missionaryr Baptist Mevehie
Cater Memorial Church
Ralston
Romance in Kansas City Derby Hype Ends With Police Aid
Earl Archer from Fayetteville pursued Miss Helen Singer after meeting her at the Kentucks Derby. Police mediated as Archer followed on his motorcycle, traveling with Louis H. McClemmons who reported the tale. They reached Kansas City broke and lodged at a police station while awaiting further letters by mail.
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Kansas City
Earl Archer
Hope
Kentucks
Helen Singer
St. Louis
Kanas City
Miss Linger
John Linger
Fred Roffers
Mr. Linger
Archer
Fayetteville
Louis H. McClemmons
University of Arkansas
MacClemmons
Bui
Whirlaway
Merit Exams for 18 Jobs In Arkansas
John J. Tiogue of the Arkansas Merit System Council announced merit examinations for eighteen positions across the Department of Public Welfare State Board of Health and Unemployment Compensation Division. Openings include clerical and operator roles with May 23 1941 deadline for applications.
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John J. Tiogue
Arkansas Merit System Council
James N. Pillsinton
Near
Fueture
Department of Public Welfare
State Board of Health
Department of Labor
Beniter Pilkinton
State Senate Committee On Civil Service
Hogue
Rector Building
Little Rock
Arkansas State
Yerger Enters District Meet
Yerger High School will send a four member judging team to the 1041 district judging meet at Nevada County Training School in Rushton on Wednesday April 1. The four top vocational students are Thomas Staith 95.8, Willie Harris 83.2, Pink Carrigan 88.5, and Charlie Reed 79.0. Alternates are Lea Wyatt, Woodrow Stuart, A. B. Jackson, Aubery Morris. Neamiah Duss, the local N F P A.
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Henry C. Yerger High School
Speaker Sd | Suartelle
Nevada County Training School
Russton
Thomas Staith
Willie Harris
Pink Carrigan
Charlie Reed
Lea Wyatt
Woodrow Stuart
A. B. Jackson
Aubery Morris
Fie
Neamiah Duss
N. PF. A
Speed Limit Enforcement Tightens On Highways
Chief Albright announced new patrol orders to curb excessive speeds by trucks and buses and end warnings for Italy drivers who break speed limits. He cited a 50 percent rise in traffic deaths and 12 notable incidents in two months, noting several drivers hit 80 mph and warning that violators face jail.
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Italy
Albright
Real
Belout Limue Rock
Newport
Power of the Press in a Democracy
A weekly message from Newspaper Publishers Commit emphasizes that freedom of expression and the public’s purchase choices sustain democratic rule. It asserts newspapers wield power only through truth and information, not through domination, and urges citizens to judge rulers by the quality of public discourse.
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America
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Hamill Addresses Hope Kiwanis On Faith and Unity
Rev J E Hamill spoke at the Hope Kiwanis luncheon urging faith in God as a pillar of American strength. He outlined four lines of defense behind military power and noted guests Jack Lowe and E McGregor attended. Fire causes average annual U S property damage of 200 million dollars.
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America
J. E. Hamill
Hope Kiwanis Club
Uie
Barlow
United States
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