Community church groups hold Monday meetings and charity drive
The W M S of First Baptist Church will meet at 2 30 PM at the church for a social gathering while the Ladies Auxiliary of First Presbyterian meets at 3 PM in the Philadelphia room to conduct a Thanksgiving offering for Vera Lloyd Orphanage. Mrs Delbert Case hosted a bi monthly bridge club with Italian spaghetti supper and a decorative table.
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First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Philathea
Vera Lloyd
Delbert Case
Bridge Club
South Elm Street
Rommel Young
Bob Ellen
Thomas Purvis
Mitchell Williams
Tommy Turner
H. K. McHarg
Frank Kirk
Presbyterian
Monticello
Birthday Party for Master Chris Love at Miss Parkins
Master Chris Love celebrated his 3rd birthday at Miss Mary Parkins kindergarten on Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Cake and ice cream were served and neat sucker favors given to twenty two young guests including Jac kie Shappard Bobby Carrel David Dodson Caroline Cox David Armstrong Jan Robison Henry Holly Hetty Jean Williver Jerry McPherson Mike Love Butch Graham Mary Eppler Kitty Carol Graves Mike McGibbong Jones Judy Franks John Robert Johnnie Watkins.
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Chris Love
Rufus Herndon Jr Honored at Virginia Homecoming Fish Fry
Mr and Mrs Rufus Herndon Sr host a fish fry for Pvt Rufus Herndon Jr before his return to Camp Lee Virginia. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Terrell Cornelius Mr and Mrs Billy Bob Herndon and son Billy Mrs Ab Hervey and Pvt Rufus Herndon Jr and Mrs Herndon and children Rufus III Jenny and Matt.
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Rufus Herndon
Hill
Rufus
R. V. Herndon
Camp Lee
Virginia
Herndon
Terrell Cornelius
Billy Bob Herndon
Billy
Ab Hervey
Coming and Going in This Community
Mrs. J. L. Green returned Thursday from a short visit with her sister Mrs. Myrtle Baker in Dallas. Cpl. Billy Rettig, after graduating from a 19 week Remote Turret Control Mechanics course at Lowry Field Colorado, visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Rettig at 1001 West Avenue B. He spent a 15 day furlough with his parents and will report to Pyote Army Air Base Pyote Texas for practical training on B 29s.
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J. L. Green
Myrtle Baker
Dallas
Cpl
Billy Rettig
Lowry Field
Colorado
A. M. Rettig
West Avenue
Rettig
Pyote Army Air Base
Pyote
Texas
Communiques From An Eighth Air Force Station
England unit report lists Sergeant Jewell J. Honeycutt, 518 U. Sighting details not fully shown. station officials issue communique on air force service.
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Eighth Air Force Service Command
England
Jewell J. Honeycutt
Hope Ark air base sergeant joins new football team
Elm Street Hope Ark crew chief in sheet metal shop at Liberator air base of Eighth Air Force pilots planes serviced reconditioned for missions. Sergeant Honeycutt selected for guard on newly formed football team for off duty recreation. 1941 graduate of Hope High School he worked at Consolidated Aircraft San Diego before service in February. He is son of Mr and Mrs J J Honeycutt and completed Air Force technical training to qualify for overseas duties starting October 1943.
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Elm St
Hope
Ark
Eighth Air Force
Honeycutt
Hope High School
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
San Diego
J. J. Honeycutt
Air Force
Birth of Son Charles Stevens Reported by Sat and Mrs Ward
Mr and Mrs Lou Ward announce the arrival of a son named Charles Stevens born Friday November 10 at Josephine hospital. Mrs Ward is formerly Miss Josephine Andres.
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Lou Ward
Charles Stevens
Josephine Hospital
Ward
Jousephine Andres
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club Sees New Member
The Evening Shade Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Elmer Andersons on November 8. President Mrs. Elmer Betts led, seven members attended with one visitor, and one new member joined. Officers elected include Mrs. Tommy Fant president and Mrs. Elmer Betts vicepresident.
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Evening Shade
Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club
Elmer Anderson
Elmer Betts
Tommy Fant
Gurtie Newton
Joe Martin
Westbrook
Driving with Hitch-Hikers to Los Angeles
A narrator picks up two hitch hikers Don and Mickey Stevens in Wyoming and travels with them toward California. He becomes entangled in their plan to reach an aircraft factory job while bearing witness to Mickeys growing calm and beauty as desert landscapes unfold around them.
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Kabateck
Don
Mickey Stevens
Mickey
Millicent
Los Angeles
Grand Island Public Library
Joe
North Platte
California
Cheyenne
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Doyle Home Demonstration Club Sees Canned Goods Updates
The Doyle Club met November 8 at Mrs. William Springs home with 6 members and 1 visitor. Members shared canned goods, discussed warm dressing tips, and planned officer elections for the Christmas meeting. Names were drawn for a church December tree. six attended Hope Achievement Day. two birthdays were celebrated.
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Doyle
Doyle Home Demonstration Club
William Springs
Jackson
Hope
Local residents visit over recent days
Blevins Mrs S P Stubbs and children visit Fort Smith family. Set T Austin W Hendrix travels to Hot Springs for reassignment after 21 day furlough with parents. Mr and Mrs Bill Foster and daughter from Camden visit their son’s family. Dave Tollette and wife return to Nashville after a visit with Mrs R C Taylor and family. Sgt Howard W Honea visits parents en route to Chandler Arizona from Rapid City South Dakota. Mrs Weldon Brooks arrives from New London Connecticut for an indefi...
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S. P. Stubbs
Fort Smith
E. E. Houser
Austin W. Hendrix
Hot Springs
S. W. Hendrix
Bill Foster
Camden
Foster
Dave Tollette
Nashville
R. C. Taylor
Howard W. Honea
H. H. Honen
Chandler
Ariz
Rapid City
South Dakota
Weldon Brooks
New London
How to Send Star to Members of the U S Armed Services
Instructions for subscribing service members explain half rate pricing 3.50 yearly 2 for six months and world-wide delivery. It notes the need for a service member written request for APO or FPO mail, address change procedures, caution about overseas mail and the requirement for stamped compliance. It also warns about subscription interruptions from long military addresses and urges keeping expiration dates.
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Star
Postoffice Department
Local Church Schedules for November and Thanksgiving
Church notices list services for First Methodist Second and Pine with morning worship and evening sermons, Hope Gospel Tabernacle with Sunday school and evangelistic services, and St Marks Episcopal and Garrett Memorial Baptist plans. Revival meetings begin November 26 with John L. Causey assisting in Ham burg.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist
D. O. Silvey
John L. Causey
Hamburg
Arkansas
Church Services and Meetings Schedule
Thos. Brewster ministering Sunday at 9 45 am with classes for all ages. Morning worship 10 55 am. Vesper Service 5 00 pm. Young People's Meeting 6 15 pm. Monthly meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary Monday 3 00 pm.
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Ferguson St
D. Hunter
Ferguson A. D. Hunter
C. J. Rowe
A. D. Hunter
Brenamietie
Thos. Brewster
The
Woman's Auxiliary
First Baptist Church Announces Guest Sermons
Dr. L. T. Wallace of Ouachita College will preach at both Sunday services 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School Guernsey 2:30 p.m. Baptist Training Union 6:30 p.m. Midweek Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Public invited to attend all services at Third and Main Streets church.
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Third & Main Streets
L. T. Wallace
Ouachita College
Guernsey
Baptist Training Union
First Baptist Church
Signs of Rain and Scent Distinctions
The passage notes flowers smell sweeter before rain and foul odors travel farther than pleasant scents, with a comparison to cabbage cooking in a neighbor’s kitchen. It links atmospheric moisture to odor dispersion and human perception in everyday weather contexts.
PROFITABLE TO HIM The inventor of shoe laces became a millionaire
The article profiles an inventor who grew rich by creating a faster method to fasten shoes beyond buttons. It highlights how inventive thinking turned a simple cord into a large business empire.
Local residents travel and visit relatives this week
The article lists several families visiting or traveling. Mr and Mrs P H Stevens stay with their daughter. Mr and Mrs S E Lee depart for Oakland California to visit children. Sgt James Cohen Freyberger visits from Pounds Field Texas with his parents. W P Brunson and family and Martha Brunson visit Oak Grove Louisiana and Okay residents. Donald and Kenneth Perry depart for Monahans Texas to attend to ill mother Mrs D W Perry. Mrs Kate Kolb heads home to Locksburg after vi siting with a brother Dr J Gen. Mrs Sidne Cash and Miss Ol eta Cash of Emmett visit Mrs W C Harris.
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Martha Brunson
Letitia Smith
Okay
E. D. Perry and Sons
Donald
Kenneth
Monahans
Texas
D. W. Perry
Kate Kolb
Locksburg
J. Gen
Sidne Cash
Oleta Cash
Emmett
W. C. Harris
Postwar Bus Aims to Improve Comfort and Safety
In a discussion on postwar transit, Mack Truck promises upgrades for the city bus including a degasser to cut engine odors, anti slip doorsteps, heavier insulation, circulating air heat, automatic transmission, and a torque converter to smooth gear shifts. A new standee design features eye level oblong windows to ease viewing.
Bananas and Orchids Stir Colombian Trade Woes
Bogota officials fear orchid exports will erode a future market as the National Economy Ministry urges state governments to halt orchid shipments with roots. Florists in the United States buy roots to cultivate their own orchids, threatening Colombia's supply. Bananas rise for coast dwellers with exports to Miami boosted to 9 000 bunches weekly as more boats become available.
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Bogota
Colombia
National Economy Ministry
U. S
Miami
Last List of Donors to War Fund in Hempstead County
Final installment lists contributors to the 1944 National War Fund drive. Hempstead County closed with $8,314.41, exceeding its $8,163 quota by 2 percent, reflecting strong community support.
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War Fund
Hempstead
Jefferson Drafted Declaration at Age Thirty Three
The historical note states that Thomas Jefferson was 33 years old when he drafted the Declaration of Independence, highlighting his role as the primary drafter of the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
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