Musical program by Jacque Williams and guests Tuesday
Jacque Williams hosts a studio recital at 8 PM Tuesday featuring Billye Williams Clifton Booth and Carol Yontz for an evening of song and solo performances.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1945
Page
3
Jacque Williams hosts a studio recital at 8 PM Tuesday featuring Billye Williams Clifton Booth and Carol Yontz for an evening of song and solo performances.
Dr and Mrs Don Smith and Mrs Bob Ellen and son Don visit Mastland Texas. Frances Jane Osborn arrives from Denton Texas to spend summer with Clyde and Frances Osborn. Cadet Fred Fulginzi from Texas A M College visits before heading to Youngstown Ohio. Frances Osborn visits Ouachita College Arkadelphia. Dale F Turner and wife from Arkadelphia visit Clyde Osborn. Mr and Mrs W F E Jones return from Knoxville Tennessee with granddaughter Jackie for a visit.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Brown, graduates this spring, will relocate from Henderson to Hove to establish their home.
Pvt. Gordon G. Butler, son of Mrs. Ludie Butler and the late Mr. Butler of Hope Route 1, has arrived in Germany per a letter to his wife, former Miss Pauline Samuel.
Hints for a simple home wedding supper with a menu for the day including fruit cup chicken a la king and broccoli Parmesan finger rolls ice cream wedding cake and coffee. A recipe for chicken a la king with broccoli and sherry and a prune ice box cake serves eight with step by step mixing and chilling directions. Also outlines tomorrow's breakfast luncheon and dinner menus featuring stewed rhubarb oxtail stew and prune ice box cake with coffee and milk.
Steve Coan, chief engineer of Msco Theatres, Inc., is in Hope to overhaul the Rialto and New theaters cooling systems for the Summer season. Some redecorating will be done but work will not interfere with theater operations.
Store matches in sturdy tin boxes and place them high or locked to prevent access by kids. Keep away from heaters stoves and flammable materials to reduce fire risk in homes.
A wartime column argues work replaces rest cures, praising occupational therapy for sick and wounded soldiers. It claims women gain happiness through productive labor, noting busy, purposeful tasks steady nerves and family resilience amid war.
A dated guide lists chief causes of conflict between couples and in laws. It cites sharing one home, financial dependence, mothers interfering during early marriage, and elder generation clashes over child rearing. It advises war brides to adjust financially and stay active.
Casualty list shows Navy and Army dead wounded and missing with names, ranks, and hometowns. Entries include L D Duke Coxswain Agnes, W F Rodgers Prec USMCR Osceola, and Melvin Hilburn T 5 Marma duke in European regions. Also lists Beardsley William R S Sat Little Rock and Rob D Cates Pfe England among wounded and missing.
Readers are invited to send signed letters criticizing editorial policy or commenting on news, with publication names and addresses provided. authors may request name withholding.
A Marine editor from The Star urges Hope to organize a Boys Club with strong athletic aims. He proposes federal aid, land donations, and local pledges, including war bond contributions from service members and civilians, to fund the project and build character through sports for youth. He offers to draft a plan and join an overseas committee.
Long list of Army personnel with ranks and hometowns including 2nd Lt. Frank W. Glasso and 2nd Lt. George H. Little Heydenreich among missing in action or captured. Also notes liberated prisoners of war in Germany and names Navy and Marine personnel. Final authority rests with the latest War or Navy Department telegram to next of kin.
Famous sport fisherman and photographer Jack Lamb will present his new technicolor motion picture American Cavalcade at City Hall auditorium in Hope Arkansas on Wednesday June 13 at 8 30 p m. The free show includes scenes from Big Bend National Park Texas Indian ceremonials at Gallup New Mexico and Cheyenne Wyoming Frontier Days rodeo with safety hazards and wildlife footage. Gene Howe and Eltings F Warner accompany Lamb with support from Hope Chamber of Commerce and Gulf Refining Company.
Henderson, famed for his Hello Word greeting and Kennonwood KWKH station, died at 74 after a heart attack. The controversial broadcaster built a 500 watt setup, clashed with the FCC, and expanded to 3,000 watts before selling KWKH in 1933 and touring the country.
The first postwar schools in Germany will open in Aachen on June 4 with about 700 children aged six to ten in four grades. Twenty two teachers, all non Naz Is, have been chosen and will teach reading arithmetic history and political science using German texts approved before the Nazi era. No Nazi doctrines or militaristic physical culture will be taught. Other cities will follow under SHAEF guidance as reeducation is seen as vital to rehabilitation.
The fragment quotes John 15 9 and a Thomas Parnell sentiment about increasing love. It then mentions slicing root vegetables like carrots and parsnips lengthwise to preserve maximum nutrition. The text blends a biblical verse, a poet quote, and cooking advice in a single fragment.
S/Sgt. Nolan W. Huddleston aerial gunner with the 312th Bombardment Group of the Fifth Air Force at a forward Philippine base receives the Air Medal for meritorious achievement in sustained flight. He has 50 combat missions in the area and recently earned the Purple Heart. he is the son of Mrs. Ethel Huddleston of Route 4 Hope.
A simple lentil soup recipe adds a dash of curry powder to boost flavor. The dish blends earthy lentils with cumin onion garlic and broth for a warming vegetarian starter.
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