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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1942
Page
5
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October events include contract bridge at Mrs. Peart Holloway's home at 2:30. Charity roles noted for Red Cross chair Mrs Carter Fohuson. Autumn luncheon for Friday Music Club at First Christian dining room. Miss Ruth Taylor and Hamilton Tianewin host Thursday bridge at the former’s home at 2 o'clock. Presidents of Barden clubs gather at city hall Friday. County school information session at HK School in Hope from 8 to 9. All PSA members invited.
Mrs Syd McMath topped the Tuesday Contract Club meeting at Mrs Kelley Bryan's home. New members welcomed were Mrs W R Herndon, Mrs George Pack, Mrs Oliver Adams, and Mrs Kent Brown. Cake and coffee followed. The hostess home was decorated with illuminated arrangements of tassels.
A series of social notices lists Mrs. Thompson Evang Jr leaving to join Pyt Evans at a Wichita Falls residence. Mrs. Aline Johnson returns from a visit with relatives in Daiings My. Mrs. Frank Nolen and Mrs. Cainer Boyett with Mes. Alsian Foster traveled to Texarbana yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. G. Nota came back from Little Rock to visit daughter Miss Rebecca Norton. Mrs. Stith Davenport spent Tuesday in Texarkana. Mrs. C. P. Talleson and Miss Alice Kate Hutson joined Miss Polly Talleson at Denton. Houstar spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George J. Barrett. they attended the LSU Rice game. Victor Keith returned to Chicago after staying with his mother Mrs. Bert Keith. Gordon Bayless of Los Angeles arrived to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard O'Dwyer and children moved to Texarkana for a new home. Cpl. and Mrs. Ross Hanks left for Clarksville Mo to visit Hanks parents. Mrs. Garrett Story Sr. returned home after two weeks with daughter Harriet Story in Sioux Falls. Blackie Ellio EM CO U S Naval Reserve is in town with Mrs. Elliot. stationed in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Greeye retired from Alexandria La to attend bedside of their son PPG William Greene. Lehets Agil welcomed J. in Mingen La on October 5.
Warning order issued in Empstead County Arkansas requires Jim Woods to appear within thirty days and answer Rosie Woods complaint. Court seal dated September 15 with clerks and attorneys listed. Public notice includes random local ads for furniture moved to Shipley Studio Ideal Furniture Store 28-Imap.
In a tense Parisian style living room Candace and Peter discuss Harpers case and Faith Eustis. Peter reveals Faith is Candace’s former patient and Candace contemplates duty and her own future as she grapples with a hinted engagement and career pressures.
John T. Norman aged 55 a former Nevada County resident died at his home in Longview Texas on Saturday. He is survived by his wife one son Set Eugene Norman at camp Tulsa Lake Cal his father E E Norman of Warren and three sisters Mrs Will Brannon of Memphis Mrs A J Jenkins of Fort Smith and Mrs Jewell Moore of Hope Funeral arrangements were completed Tuesday afternoon. Red Grass Work Rooms progress on Surgical Dressings with about 96 women serving in Presbyterian church production rooms and sewing at Methodist church calling for more workers.
The item lists several local residents and visitors including Mrs. C. F. Pittman Mrs. J. W. Kennedy Mrs. Jay Boswell and Mrs. T. M. Bemis traveling to Little Rock. It notes Halbert Duke visiting his mother Mrs. T. H. Burke and other relatives from Mena Me and New Orleans guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ross Young with the Navy assignment in New Orleans staying with Mrs. Vernon Fore.
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