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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1941

Page

6

Pete Laird and Stephanie Stevens collide in drama

Pete Laird, football hero, meets Stephanie Stevens at a game and rides with her to a star studded party. She probes his past and dreams of medicine, while photographers swarm. The party outing ends in a sharp crash as a truck veers toward them, sending Pete and Stephanie into darkness.

Brand Anne Hoondreya California Sen Grentont Alice George San Mera Anne Pete Mircy Anedien Weheo State Returna W Beret Enat George Fran Madlywood Kleephanie Stevens Pete Laird Ladies’ Aid Society Dirty Face Laird Gate D Gale D Stephanie Stevens Miss Stevens Hollywood Stephanie Jay Tuk Lily Pons

Farm Families Urged to Grow Food for War Effort

Laura Hodnett of the Farm Security Administration urges Hempstead county families to develop acre gardens, raise milk and poultry output, and increase household food production to aid Britain and victory over Hitler. Each family should have at least one cow, ten laying hens per member, and a 10 percent rise in milk and home pork use, with funds available to start flocks.

Witter Laura H. Hodnett Farm ‘Security Administration Britain Hitler Department of Agriculture FSA United States Hempstead

Whatta life Begins at 40 grows beef calves and garden canning

Families are urged to raise one beef calf for home use and attend canning demonstrations to preserve garden foods. FSA reports average 125 quarts per person last year, with new goals of 140 quarts plus dried fruits and 20 pounds of dried vegetables per person, plus 7 bushels potatoes and 6 gallons sorghum per person.

FSA

Miss Mary Haynes and Purvis Bride Partners in Social Calendar

The social calendar for Wednesday details Colles honoring Miss Mary Haynes bride elect and Mrs Thonas M Purvis at the home of Mrs C C Lewis. Other events include the Jonushora Bay View Reading club at 2, a Contract Bridge gathering at 2:30, and a Hope chapter meeting at the Masonic Hall on Thursday. A bridge wine at the Hotel Loda in Prescott honors Miss Mary Higgies. A recent tea hosted by Mrs Thompson Evans featured guests from local society. The week closes with the wedding of Jacqueline Patricia Duf fie to Ches ter Clarence Holloman at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in El Dorado, Arkansas.

Miss McCard Arnett Elizabeth McCard G. M. McCard Hot Springs Charles William Amett L. A. Arnot Hope C. G. Giles Malvern R. J. Gossett Mr. Gossett Ad Mys Army-Navy Hospital Mary Haynes Thonas M. Purvis C. C. Lewis Kline Snyder Ll. W. Young George Brandon Jonushora J. M. Mouston J. G. Martindale Thomas M. Purvis Mary Higsies Loda Prescott O'Elock Thompson Evans Thompson Evans, Jr North Pine Street Evans Roy Anderson E. O. Wing- Lord Gwendolyn Evans Remmel Yours R. C. Elen, Jr Don Smith George Robison B. Eb, McMahon William Summerville Royce Smith K. B. Henderson Merlin Coop Lamarr Cox Vincent Foster Thomas M Miss Duffie Mr. Holloman Bride's Jerome Patrick Duffie Jacqueline Patricia Chester Clarence Holloman Thomas Brewster First Presbyterian Church

Personal Mention Visitors and Travelers From The Ledger

Lt and Mrs Lemiley arrive this week from Fort Sill to be guests of Judge and Mrs Karry. Mrs Syd McMaid and son Sydney leave this week for a visit with relatives in Arkadelphia. George Newbern and sons will follow with plans announced locally.

McRay Lemiley Fu Sill Karry J. Lemiey Syd McMaid Sydney Rehatives Arkadelphia

Hope High Home Ec Club Admits Thirty Two Members

The Hope High School Home Ec Club held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday and discussed sending a local delegation to the district meet at Arkadelphia on November 15. An initiation for 42 new members, admitted Tuesday, was also discussed and will occur soon. Miss Margaret Campbell, president, presided. Miss Ruth Taylor, home economics teacher, is the club sponsor.

Hope High School Orjas Arkadelphis Margaret, Campbell Ruth Taylor

Teacher Learns a Thing or Two in Nowata School

In Nowata Oklahoma Tammy Joe Harrison, six years old, wrote her name backward to impress her teacher, Mrs Albert Harrison. The child began at the wrong end and demonstrated a playful skill as relatives visit nearby.

Nowata Oktla Tammy Joe Harrison Albert Harrison Tammy Joe

Mind Your Manners Quiz on College Social Etiquette

A fragmented etiquette quiz discusses how a girl should handle college party and football game etiquette. It raises questions about knowing team names, attending dances in game attire, ignoring hosts, and inviting a guest home for a football weekend with questionable examples and incomplete answers.

Coins flow from U S mints in busy nine months

The United States mints at Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco operated nonstop to produce 1,151,318,080 coins in the first nine months of the year. Coin circulation rose from 604,000,000 to 699,000,000 over the past year. Also noted are the migratory dloadie birds named by early settlers.

United States Philadelphia Denver San Francisco

Farm School for Negroes in Hempstead and Macedonia

Olivey L. Adams Hempstead County Agent announces a movable school for negro farmers in Fulton Negro School on November 20 at 1 58 a m and Macedonia on November 2 at 10 30 am The program emphasizes food and feed defense including feeding milk cows hogs hens and disease and insect control in fruit trees D W Lee state movable school agent in charge urges all negro farm families to attend.

Olivey L. Adams Hempstead Fulton Nergoe Macedonia D. W. Lee Iil

Damp Salt Kills Arm Nerve in WPA Project Worker

Clarence Brookman, a WPA project worker in Union West Virginia, blames damp salt for a paralyzed right arm. He says a doctor diagnosed a deadened nerve from constant handling salt while employed five years on salting barberry bushes to combat plant disease.

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