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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1941
Page
6
The Woman's Missionary Society gathered at Mrs D Ball's home on May 19 for a devotional lesson. The program opened with the song I Love to Tell the Story and prayer led by Mrs C C Robins. Ten members answered roll call.
A local meeting featured Mrs. Aubrey Sinead delivering a devotional, Mrs. C. Osborn leading a prayer for youth, and Mrs. William Baber presenting "Niteet Goss pel and the Call to Youth." Mrs. C.K. Osborn offered another prayer as attendees planned the next meeting location.
Local dealer J H Walker announces a spring sale timed for the summer driving peak. The event features first line All Weather tires and improved Super twist tires in five sizes, with a written guarantee and lower prices amid steady rubber costs.
A etiquette quiz asks readers to evaluate proper responses to engagement and wedding news. It covers whether relatives should visit promptly, whether in law entertainment is expected when living nearby, handling announcements after a death, sending photos to a paper society editor, and notifying distant relatives by letter.
Mrs John Barrow will host a Monday night serial gathering for all members of the Woman's Missionary Society and their husbands as guests.
In Washington the defense effort relies on independent show fronts run by army navy and the Office for Emergency Management. A vast network of press officers, speech writers, and information specialists spreads official messages, assures the public of unity, and explains military production and supplies while guarding sensitive details. Australia opens a 000 mile defense highway linking rail and road for a modern transcontinental route.
A reader asks whether a broken engagement requires returning engagement rings and gifts. Opinions vary from returning all gifts to none unless requested, plus guidance on handling social announcements and etiquette with society editors.
Paula fears Chris and the League pillage her social plans as Tony attends the Gamma Tau party. A tense trust grows between Paula and Tony while Chris wrestles with promises and pressure. The campus mood shifts from exams to a party night haunted by uncertainty and a looming break.
The piece notes odd whisker contests in various towns with men cherishing facial hair while public life, like a judge changing to a barber, shows humorous hardships. Ernest P. Krier Jr competes with a horse named Samson in Walsenburg where a gold-plated shaving mug is to be awarded at the Black Diamond Jubilee in June. Rock Island sees I. L. H. Thomas grow a beard in three months, winning a centennial prize before beard growth creates work friction. Also referenced is a wet Walaleole Mountain claim in Hawaii as the rainiest spot with 460 inches yearly.
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