Social Calendar Prospects For Hope May Week Events
Sunday May 12 through May 14 features church group meetings at First Methodist and First Baptist churches plus Presbyterian circles hosted at homes of members. Junior-Senior PTA wraps at the City School with reports and speeches by local leaders. Texarkana Camera Club guests visit Hope for a print exhibition and judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M.S
First Methodist Church
Chele
Atoelliary
Presbyterian Church
Mra. Roy Subhagm
Olelock
Bua Champlain
Migs Mahimle Tichell
Ts. W. K. Lemley
Leo Robins
George Hosmer
Mack Portes
Hops Colnery Club
Hope City
Hope Camera
Texpyiana
Texerkana Camera Club
Hope Club
Hope
TexBrkina
M. M. McCloughan
Claude Waddle
Leon Bundy
Mothers Day Wardrobe Plans Highlight Fashion Advice
New York Mothers Day column urges mothers to refresh wardrobes for summer camp and social events. It recommends dark sheets, navy and printed coats, jacket dresses, and ample-cut mature styles. Advice covers fabric choices, sleeve options for comfort, and balancing dressy and casual pieces for a full season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church News Notes Sunday Services and Speakers
A four billion Sunday School program announced with 10.25 morning worship led by Dr C W Yates from Philadelphia and Baptist Training Union. Evening services feature Rev Angel Martinez of San Antonio age sixteen is a Spanish teacher. Public invitation extended to attend Baptist Church activities. First Christian Church announces Bible school joint meetings with class leaders. Morning worship at 11 includes junior choir and Mother’s Day programs. Evening service at 7:45 focuses on the Christian and the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Schoul
T Ie
Ien
Henry
T. B
McFaildin
Mary Drake
D. Lb
Bush
Fayettville
Incity
Gov
Can EB
Bailey
eArkansas
Witt Bliir
Pedalty School
Fort Smith
Willie A. Lawson
Arkansas Educat+ion Association
Forney Hut
Ars
Mary
Joseph
Samph
Hutchingon
Stati
Josephbay
Jesus
C. W. Yates
Ariadelphia
Baptist
Unio
Angel ‘Martinez
San Antonio
Texas
Ll. Aervides
First Christian
John Keith Gregory
Bible School
Servic Hadi
C. B. Sadlety
the Holy Spirit
Derby bet on Pepper Boy sparks tense confrontation
Sherry Bond discovers Willie Bond and Ted Duncan’s plan to back Pepper Boy in the Derby. After confronting both, she confronts a gambling intermediary, refuses his cash offer, and vows a 10 percent purse share if Pepper Boy wins. She ponders a fresh plan in a stall and drives off in an imported car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
Incher
Sherry
Stoney
Vane
Ted
Herry
Willie Bond
Ted Duncan Bond
P Epper Boy
Willie
Pepper Boy
William
William Bond
Theodosia
Gherry Bond
Sam
Bond
Erby
Mina Bond
Miss Bond
Casia
Nets
Wharton
Red Soldier
Bayn
Ebert
Gherry
Paylerton
Phyt
Cant of Thanks for Coral Offerings and Sympathy
We express heartfelt thanks to many friends for the beautiful coral offerings and kind deeds shown during our recent bereavement for our beloved son and brother. Mr and Mrs FP F Turner and Mr and Mrs Morris Turner and Son.
Johnson and Chamberlain Voices War Fear and Power Shifts
The article muses on potential German bomb and attack tactics, the Balkans’ strategic pull, and whether Chamberlain and his government can stay in power. It notes Washington’s doubt in a Chamberlain victory and hints at implications for the United States, with stray remarks on California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hitler
Yeaa
Belgium
Mussoliol
Balkans
Holland
Brandinavia
London
Compay
Washington
United States
Harmony Home Demonstration Club Notes April Meetings
April 22 Harmony club met at Mrs Ella Hodnett with readings on St John 14 and a unison Lord’s Prayer. Talks on Spring lunches for farm families and Better Homes campaign. four visitors attended. May meeting planned at Mrs Ray McWilliams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Home Demonstraion Club
Ella Hodnett
Lorene Wright
Camptown
Mra
Herman McMillen
Ray Mcwilliams
Ray McWile
Annie
Maribrook
Marlbrook
Marlbrook Church
Bright Star
Bright Star Home Demonstrator Club
C. E. Boyea
C. E Boyency
Liberty Mill
Liberty Hill Club
L. R. Morrow
Oid
Padget
Berns
Misa Padget
Howard Lamb
Afrs
Byers
Grace Hucleatise
Hostless
Mos. Howand Lamb
Port Victory Report Highlights Dutch Indies Purchases
A terse recap notes Victory of ports with nearly half purchases from the Dutch Indies. It mentions rubber as the key commodity, amounting to about a third of America’s hat supply. Cotton trade is also described amid general selling in relation to Germany’s invasion developments in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Indies
America
New Orleans
Germany
Unclear OCR snippet on cotton pricing and dates
Fragmentary text appears to reference cotton pricing and dates with values such as 10.35, 97, 8.08, 9.53, and 9.49, plus months like May October March. No clear event, entities, or structured facts are readable.
Turbulent Ancestry Shapes Aims of Noted Figures
Fragmentary OCR recalls a mother’s sacrifices shaping Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, noting Adolf’s failed exams and maternal influence, Stalin’s era reference, and a foundation of revolt. It sketches poverty, rebellion, and distant kinships from Vienna to Tiflis, with historical hints of struggle and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algis
Thart
Adolf
Torres
Digashvili
Djugashvili
Tost
Stalin
Tiflis
Rukssian
Kremlin
Patta
Animy
Vienna
Adolf’Hitler
Kika Hitler
Benisolini
Predapia
Benit
Piisoh
Duce
Granfa
Donna Mu
Benito
Dannsolini
Stockholders Meet To Elect Directors May 22 1940 Hope Arkansas
Notice announces stockholders of the Hope Of Com will meet at 10:00 A.M. Wednesday May 22, 1940, at the office of TS. Mi Davitt on Walnut Street, Hope Arkansas to elect directors and transact other business. Secretary TS. McDavitt. May 10 11 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope of Com
TS. Mi ‘Davitt
Walnut Street
Hope
Arkansas
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Daisy Dorothy
Ames
Waals Nnton
Vverlay
John Chain
Barlow
Council of Baptlet
Mra O'Dwyer
Ege
2D. Lester
Tim Martindale
E. A. Morsani
Claude Nunn
Joe Floyd
Crutchfletts
Morsunl
Roberty Grate
L. A. HW
Kathryn Ann Baker
BE. J. Baker
Rene Acker
Little Rock
B.C. Acker
Little Rock High School
Acker
Qui
Rally of the Hope
Association of the First
Baptist Church
Geona Church
Texurkane
Luther Higgason
Webb Loseter Sr
Houston Well
Houston Walt
Joby Rhivar
W. R. Hamilton
Hugh Jones
Frank Ward
Lil Cook
Murphy
Mes
Seeya Gibeson
J. W. Butler
Batesvile, Arkansas
Frank Tumble
Butler
Marlon Smith
Henderson Elate Teachers’ College, Arkadelphia
Dan Sipith
W. R. Klog
Lucille Hart
Memphis
Tenn
Fulton
Margaret Simma
Apladelphia
Paul Simms
Cecil Weaver
Josephine Hospital
Edgewood Street
Frank Trimble
John Trimble
el Dorado
Roy Allison
Lyle’ Gatland
Texarkana
J. R. Cullipher
By Marian Young
NEA Servis
Mrs. JR
Cullipher Jr and
Menton, Louisiana
O— My
J. P. Bowen
Marjorie Bowen
Henderson State Teachngs’ College
Merrill Edward
Saya Ann Holland Jo
Kate Holland
Ooe
John Barrow
Ousrhita College
Arkadelphia
Hope and
Ozin
Bill Richardson
Little Reel
Mire
Gus Haynes
Ben Haynes
Terrell Cornelius
Shreveport
Willie Lawson
Beryl Henry
Lawson
Snembes
Garland City High School
Tigna
W. G. Allison
Jack B. Stacie
D. Slack
Popular Bluff
Jol Lee Morgan
Friends In Hope
Pine Bluf
Newecot
Baption Chung
Willan
Is ‘Hanon
Prial Story
Charles
Parmer
Turner
Morris Turner and Son
Johnson Weighs
California
Ts. McDavitt
Ladies Specialty Shop
Harry W. Shiver
Westinghouse
Hope Hardware
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