U D C Picnic Cancelled By State President Absence
Social and personal notices show the U D C Picnic scheduled for Friday May 25 canceled because state president Mrs Delta Rambo cannot attend. Also listed are weekly meetings of the Friday Music Club and Circle No 3 W M U activities at homes of Mrs C P Witsell Jr and Mrs L H Rogers with provided hostesses and mission study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.D.C
Delta Rambo
C. P. Witsell, Jr
SPG
J. C. Carlton
B. C. Hyatt
W.M.U
First Baptist Church
L. H. Rogers
W. H. Brasher
Returning residents and travels of Hope families
Coming and Going notes list Mrs. Hugh Bearden and family returning from a ten day Charleston visit with Chief Petty Officer W. Bearden and Sharon. Mrs. Buddy Ingersoll sails to San Francisco to join husband S1c A. A. Ingersoll. son Clem Allan stays with grandparents in Hope. Miss Mary Pauline Tolleson, daughter of C. P. and Mrs. Tolleson, 1220 South Main, Hope, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Bearden
Tilman Bearden
Tim
Spt
Frank Clinghan
Charleston
South Carolina
W. Bearden
Bearden
Sharon
Buddy Ingersoll
Frances Holloman
San Francisco
California
A. A. Ingersool
Clem Allan
C. C. Hollomen
Mary Pauline Tolleson
C. P. Tolleson
South Main, Hope
Texas State College for Women announces May 31 graduation
Among 248 seniors at Texas State College for Women who have applied for bachelor degrees to be awarded at graduation exercises Thursday May 31 at 9 a.m. in the college auditorium Dr L H Hubbard president of TSCW will make the commencement address Miss Tolleson candidate for the Bachelor of Science Degree is majoring in Institution Management She is a member of the Mary Swartz Rose Club home economics organization Dietetics Club Arkansas Club Cosmopolitan Club and Philomathia Literary Club She also took part in the Senior Stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State College
L. H. Hubbard
TSCW
Miss Tolleson
Mary Swartz Rose Club
Home Economics Organization
Dietetics Club
Arkansas Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Philomathia Literary Club
Promotions and service details for Bundy and Sallee in WWII records
Communiques note Sergeant Robert Bundy promoted within the 45th Infantry Division of the Seventh Army in Germany. Marine Corporal Lawrence D. Sallee of Hope Arkansas, with the Third Marine Division, promoted after participating in Iwo Jima and involved in the Pioneers shore party. Sallee previously fought at Bougainville and Guam and enlisted in April 1943, after recruit training in San Diego.
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45Th Division
Seventh Army
Germany
Robert Bundy
45Th Infantry Division
Leon Bundy
South Fulton Street
Hope, Arkansas
Pacific
Lawrence D. Sallee
Hope, Ark
Third Marine Division
Iwo Jima
Sallee
Jap Island
D-Day
Fourth Marine Division
Bougainville
Guam
Naval Hospital
Grace Dickerson
Marine Corps
Marine
San Diego
Calif
Mix Easy Indian Summer Cake for U.S.O. bakers
Patriotic service invites volunteers to bake for canteens and U.S.O. groups. The recipe details a 2 pound 13 ounce cake using cake flour spices shortening brown sugar sour milk eggs nuts and raisins. Instructions emphasize keeping frosting sturdy for transit and method changes for mixing and sifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
U.S.O
United States
Kaiser's Son Finds Yanks Are Rough In Austria
Former Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm complaints of few decent houses as he faces return to Germany after being kept at a French headquarters. General de Tassigny rebukes him for seeking comfort amid Germany's collapse, and orders his transfer to await fate.
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Austria
Frederick Wilhelm
Kaiser
Germany
House of
Hohenzollern
Lake Constance
Erence
de Tattre de Tassigny
Frederick
de Tassiny
Jimmy Heads East to Pacific Command After 8th Air Force Change
Lt Gen James Caolitile who led the first bombing attack on Tokyo relinquishes command of the 8th Air Force in England. Maj Gen William E Kepner becomes the new chief of the 8th Air Force as Caolitile moves toward an important Pacific command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caolitile
Tokyo
8Th Air Force
England
Pacific
William E. Kepner
Housebreaking a Husband
Dorothy Dix argues a wife cannot easily mold a husband into a perfect partner. She says only a mother can teach sons how to be good husbands, praising virtues and maintaining harmony to avoid nagging and conflict. Next: Problems of the Wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Letters to Dorothy Dix Confidential in Hope Star
The Hope Star reports letters to Dorothy Dix are confidential and must be forwarded unopened to Miss Dix in New Orleans. The paper notes the public should know mail to the advice columnist remains unread and is sent to Orleans as part of the column distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
New Orleans
Hope Star Hope
Ark
Marriage as a serious life career and child preparation
A reflective piece argues marriage demands preparation like a career. It urges parents to educate children from babyhood about self-reliance, fidelity, ethics, and sex, to prevent unhappy marriages and divorce. It cites nursing as analogy and stresses ongoing learning, patience, and adjustment in marriage.
We the Women Servicemen Welcome Comic Pages as Pre-war Friends
Ruth Millett reflects on wartime shortages and nostalgia for pre war American comforts. She notes servicemen miss the corner drugstore, glossy ads, and real steak banished by wartime rations and supply delays. Eggs remain but bacon is scarce and domestic staples fade from shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Dutgstore
Time to Cull Poultry as Hatching Ends in Hempstead County
Hempstead County producers are urged by County Agent Oliver L. Adams to sell old roosters while prices rival historic highs. Eggs bring strong premiums for fertile quality, poultry meat is needed for armed forces, and War Food Administration set asides limit live, canned, and turkey production in several states including Arkansas. Egg powder plants boost dried egg use in breads and pastries, with much production in Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
War Food Administration
Arkansas
United States
So They Say There Is Not One Surrender Instance
A Detroit based Lt Col Selby Calkins of the American Air Force recalls disbelief that no government agency knows what has happened. The remark underscores wartime uncertainty about Japanese forces and their handling in surrender scenarios. The source portrays surprise at the lack of surrendered units, crews, or formations amid conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby Calkins
American Air Force
Detroit
American press remembered by homebound servicemen
A fragment recalls pre war newspaper favorites and comic strip characters, noting how American institutions offered solace to home sick servicemen through familiar delivery and unrationed pleasures, hinting at broader media nostalgia.
Fragmentary political quote on Germans and legality
A partial newspaper excerpt features a debate about how to treat Germans under wartime law. It mentions United Auto Workers leaders, a speaker identified as President Hubert M. Hutching, and the University of Chicago. The text hints at enforcement against German leaders and broad statements about large German numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert M. Hutching
University of Chicago
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