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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1945

Page

3

Social and Personal notices reflect May week activities

Y W A members plan church meeting and prayer at 8 p m May 9 and a Y W A picnic at Fair Park at 7 p m May 10 Joint PTA meeting at 3 30 p m May 10 at the high school Y W A members to visit the ill May 11 hosts Circle 3 of W S C S May 9 Circle 2 hosts Circle 2 W S C S May 8 Mother Daughter Banquet at the Educational Building June 6 focus week program led by Y W A members and WMU committee with readings a drama and songs at the church

Y.W.A P.t.a.'s Fair Park WMU Henry Haynes Jesse Brown Laura Cooper Martha Brown Spirit of Judith Joyner June Duke Mary Elizabeth Bright Norma Jean Duke Betty Coleman Arlest Trout Clarice Brown McCullough Gus Haynes

Iris Garden Club Meeting Plans June Picnic

The Iris Garden Club met with Mrs. Wingfield and Mrs. Burns as hostesses. Members discussed the June 12 picnic at the Experiment Station, elected officers for the new year, and heard programs on summer flowers pest control and the life of Luther Burbank. Mrs. Tolleson won the flower arrangement contest with first place.

E. O. Wingield Herbert Burns Iris Club Iris Garden FE. O. Wingfield C. P. Tolleson E. O. Wingfield F. N. Porter Bill Smith Floyd Crank

Coming and Going in Local Society

Mrs Pauline Smith arrived Monday from Los Angeles for a visit with her sisters and relatives. Miss Clarice Cannon left Monday for a visit with relatives in Portland Arkansas. She joined Lt Thomas Cannon here for the trip. Lt Cannon has recently returned from oversea duty in the Pacific.

Pauline Smith Los Angeles California Herbert Griffin Edward Schooley Clarice Cannon Portland Arkansas Thomas Cannon Lt. Cannon Pacific

Cousin Victoria Arrives at the American House

A detailed household scene centers on Cousin Victoria bringing volumes 76–82 of her Journal to Balmoral style residence. She disrupts routines, moves into the best room, courts the office crowd, and overrides parlor plans with lace making and journal readings. The piece ends promising continuation.

Victoria Cousin Victoria

Fish Rich Menu Features Baked Fish Molds

Fish supplies ample protein with recipes for Baked Fish Molds and Frankfurter Scallop. The guide lists ingredients for each dish, baking times, and a mustard cream accompaniment. Tomorrow’s menu includes breakfast lunch and dinner items featuring fish and frankfurter scallop.

Beattie Reports Wartime German Chaos and Escape Ordeal

In a dangerous night retreat through a German held area, the narrator recalls being among a mixed force of regulars, SS, and Luftwaffe personnel fleeing toward safety. Air attacks by Mustang fighters disrupt the convoy as guards threaten the escapee, who is sheltered by a headquarters unit led by Gen. Ottenbacher amid a jammed, improvised transport.

Gestapo Berlin Ottenbacher Luftwafffe

Lemon Juice eRecipe Claims Quick Rheumatic Relief

An advertisement promotes Ru-Ex Compound a two week supply mixed with water and lemon juice claiming rapid relief from rheumatic arthritic and neuralgia pains. It promises money back if no improvement and cites Johnson and Grug stores and four druggists selling the product.

Johnson and Grug

Edelweiss Pirates Rise in German City Under Nazi Rule

Kassel reports on the Edelweiss Pirates, a loose anti Nazi youth group in Germany. About 15 to 20 local members harassed the Nazis, sang mix of boogie woogie and folk tunes, and faced brutal conditions in a munitions plant with foreign slave labor. They lacked a formal leader and dispersed after their former leader was reportedly shot by Gestapo. Similar groups appeared in major cities overrun by Allied forces.

Ann Stringer Kassel Germany Edelweiss Hermann Bannenberg Party Jugend Heinz Hermann Gestapo Cologne

All Day Gathering Planned Sunday at Forest Hill Church

Forest Hill church hosts an all day gathering on Sunday May 13 with morning services, noon dinner, and afternoon singing. Organizers invite the public to bring songbooks.

Forest Hill Church Forrest Hill Church

Keitel’s humiliating march to meet Zhukov in Berlin

The passage recalls General Keitel riding in a Russian staff car through central Berlin to meet Marshal Zhukov, noting the city’s ruined streets as the setting for a dramatic reversal from a previous allied victory less than four years earlier.

Keitel Zhukov Berlin Hiller

Sundays in the Maquis and German tactics in war lodging

The narrator recalls Maquis fighting methods and German fifth column tactics. Supplies included sausage, cheese, brown bread, sardines, meat with needles, and watery ersatz tea at various times, described as not bad but not a frant ine fighting diet.

Shreveport Man Drowns While Swimming Near Fulton

W. J. Ourrio eighteen of 2716 Carol Street Shreveport La drowned while swimming in the Red River a quarter mile from Fulton at 7:30 Tuesday night Sheriff Frank J Hill reported. Ourrio and two Western Union Telegraph company linemen W L Spires and B B Badell had arrived in Fulton with foreman B B Moses from Dallas for work. Currie drowned but his body was not found and Fulton residents searched the river to day. Currie’s father was notified and arrived from Shreveport early today.

W. J. Ourrio Carol Street Shreveport Red River Fulton Frank J. Hill Ourrio Western Union Telegraph Company W. L. Spires B. B. Badell B. B. Moses Dallas Sheriff Hill Sgt Herald Porterfield Arkansas State Police Currie

Infant Health Course to Be Held Monday in Hope

The Arkansas State Board of Health sponsors an all day conference on nursing care of premature infants at First Christian Church in Hope on Monday May 14. Public health nurses hospital staff and aides invited. Demonstrations cover incubator setup bed making handwashing diapering bathing cord dressings feeding followed by a quiz and Q&A.

Arkansas State Board of Health First Christian Church Hope State Board of Health Margaret S. Vaughan Ethelle Reeves Lila Sallee Rea McCormick Child Welfare Division State Department of Public Welfare Inez Gartrell Turner Miller Nevada Lafayette Hempstead Columbia Howard and Clark

Capitals of Europe Rejoice Over Victory

London and Moscow celebrate V E day as Paris Brussels Amsterdam and Oslo mark peace. Churchill appears at Whitehall with a warning to Japan. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth greet crowds at Buckingham Palace as bonfires light Hampstead Heath's decoy village.

Edward J. Kennedy London Moscow Paris Brussels Amsterdam Copenhagen Oslo Nor Way Churchill Ministry of Health Whitehall British Empire Buckingham Palace King George Queen Elizabeth Elizabeth Margaret Hampstead Heath

Graveyard Cleaning at Bright Star Cemetery

A cemetery cleanup is planned at Bright Star Cemetery on Friday May 18. Interested families should bring tools and lunch with them to help clear and tidy the grounds.

Bright Star Cemetery

Marriage advice from Dorothy Dix column

A Dorothy Dix advice column addresses views on marriage from a reader who loves outdoor pursuits, arguing marriage can be rewarding despite fears. The column counsels against marrying a drunkard, warns of a man valuing his sister over a partner, and notes a long engagement with a widower is unwise.

Miss Dix The Bell Syndicate

Truman Signs Extension of Draft Law

President Truman signed a bill extending the Selective Service act for one year or until the war ends, with reluctance and emphasis on necessity for fighting Japan. The measure bars 18 year olds from combat until six months of training, allows training abroad, and does not require releasing current combat troops.

Washington Truman Japan Navy Congress War and Navy Departments House Senate Pacific

Peace in Europe sparks calls for godly reconciliation

A religious reflection celebrates the end of European hostilities and urges true peace through faith in Christ. The piece contrasts secular peace with peace with God and urges readers to live godly lives, restore homes, and spread righteousness worldwide.

Europe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Azelea Garden Club Syd McMath J. W. Branch R. L. Broach the Hope High School J. M. Houston R. E. Cain W.S.C.S First Methodist Church O. A. Graves China R. T. White E. P. Stewart Sam Womack Leland Womack Leon Bundy A. D. Middlebrooks W. C. Miller France First Baptist Moroline Richard Wagner Leipzig EOE Ety Rial Marjorie Reynolds Charles Ruggles Fay Painter Fred Brady Helen Broderick Arthur Lake Balmoral Dash Hiram R. F Gaynor Maddox NEA Pbs Talbots Beattie Gen. Keitel Lalla Mary Goggans U.S. Children’s Bureau St. Joseph Aspirin Hall’s Hat Shop 2Nd St Dorothy DIX Mryna Jyansen Lloves Fabrica Hansén Talbot Immanuel Wayman D. Miller Church of Christ 5Th and Grady Streets Hope, Arkansas
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