Local Social Calendar and Notable Happenings in Hope
Social calendar lists Wipe High School Auxiliary meeting at the high school, Gardenia Garden Club at 3 PM at Mrs. Ray Anderson’s home on South Main, and American Legion Auxiliary at the usual meeting place. News notes include the Hicks-Stockenson marriage in First Christian Church with Rev John Keith Gregory officiating, a baby girl Ian Sue due at home in Hope, and various locals visiting or traveling including Miss Luetille Ruggles, Thomas Boyett, Remmel Young, Tom Purvis, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenia Garden Club
Ray Anderson
South Main Street
W. OB. Ruggles
Faiily
Shreveport
Louisiana State Mail
Tluetlle Ruggles
Truaman Humphreys
Thomas Boyett
Little Rock
Remmel Young
Personal Mention: Mrs Homer Sommerville Birth Announcement
Mr and Mrs Homer Sommerville of Wasco California announce the arrival of a baby. The brief note credits the couple with the birth and notes the new family addition in Wasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Homer Sommerville
Wasco, Calif
Fragmented oddities and notices mix in stray column notes
A jumble of cafe chatter and stray lines cites divorce action, a bearded holiday prep push, a shoe sale ad, reports of Kurd revolts in Iran, and whimsical musings on pools and coloring. The piece reads as a collage of tidbits rather than a cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Street
Wall Street
T's
Iran
JSON
Cooperation on Food Campaign Urged by Short
Arkansas farmers are urged to join the national Food for Freedom mobilization. 2 E Short of Brinkley, president of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation, says farmers will meet quotas for food and feed in 1942 with guidance from Land Grant College extensions. He emphasizes organized community and individual responsibilities, and notes safeguards won from prior legislation. He calls Farm Bureau members to actively support educational programs and mobilization efforts to defend democracy amid global threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
E. Short
Brinkley
Arkansnas Farm Ba 1
America
Short
Shoulde
Uc- Ulan
Land Grant College
Extension Service
Conunly
Tech
Notice of Revision of Assessments in Hope Arkansas
The Board of Assessors of Street Improvement District No 9 and the Board of Assessors of Curb and Gutter District No 5 in Hope Arkansas will meet at City Hall at 10 a.m. on Friday November 21 1941 to revise and readjust assessments of benefits against real property in the districts. Any person desiring revision or changes may apply one year before the meeting and the boards may act on their own motion. Dated October 20 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors of Street Improvement di
Board of Assessors of
Curb and Guller District
City of Hope
Arkansas
Orowbar
Board of Isars
Arnex
South Main Street
Arkin
Wal
Revision Hearing Set for Street Improvement Districts Hope AR
Notice from the Board of Isars of Street Improvement District No 11 Annex No 1 and Curb and Gutter District No 7 Annex No 1 in Hope Arkansas. A council hearing will be at City Hall at 2 PM Friday October 20 27 for revisions readjustments or changes in assessments and values.
Dunbar High School Beats Hope 7 6 in Close Game
Dunbar of Little Rock defeated Yerger Tiger 7 to 6 Friday afternoon in a tight contest. Hope scored early but failed on the extra point, costing them the margin. Dup how’s scare came in the final five minutes as Dunbar notched its second win while Hope suffered its first defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar High School
Little Rock
Yerger High School
Tiger
Dunbar
Hope
Duphow
Premier Calls for Jap Unity Amid Encirclement
Tokyo reports Premier Eeki Tojo urged iron unity among all fighting arms and the people to face encirclement by foreign powers. In a war office address he said he would garrithe everything and pursue peace and order, noting his dual role as premier and war minister. Foreign Minister Shigenari Toga backed a policy of world peace with a firm defense when needed, saying Japan would overcome current difficulties and advance the nation’s destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Jubin
Eeki Tojo
Japan
Tojo
War Office
War Department
Garrithe
Home Ministry
Shigenari Toga
Fire consumes horses in Leavenworth blaze
Fire units rushed to Broadway and Spruce Streets in Leavenworth after a call reported horses on fire. Firefighters found multiple horses burning in what witnesses described as a chaotic scene, while a bystander joked about the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kas
Broadway
Spruce Streets
Farmers Unite For Public Welfare In Wartime Cooperation
Farmers have always discharged every responsibility placed upon them in war and peace. Let us demonstrate our ability to cooperate with each other and with other economic groups, showing the same lack of selfishness that has earned praise and confidence from all. The message urges practical use of virus educational information for the benefit of individuals and the general public welfare.
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Sommerville Produce CO
East Ave
Henry G. Sommerville
Tueaday
Wipe High School
ATL
American Legion Auxiliary
Ian Sue
Mrs. Rogeles
Yalhot Feild, Sr
Textykana
Vity
Herbert Hunting
Emm May Wilson
Carel Ann
Los Angeles
Deanigon
Houston, Texas
Sid Read
Wanda Keith
Mary Lynch
Dorothy Hohnes
Little Rock, Oe
Hendrix Sproggins
Zilpha Keith
Bertha Sparks
Mary Catherine Bruner
Texarkana
Cous
Costa Carleson
U. S. Army
Army & Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Saenger
Ayank
IN the Oy
Betty CO
Zanuck
Henry King
20Th Century-Fox
University of Arkansas Agricultural Extension Service
Frnc
Fruit and Truck Experiment Station
Hempstead County
Rive Branch Experiment Station
Arkansas County
Forestry Branch
Jndespendence County
Cotton Branch Experiment Station
Lee County
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
North Little Rock
Brewers & Arkansas Beer Distributors Committee
Hugh Wharton
Pyramid
Little Rock, Ark
Farm Bureau
C. E. Taylor L. B
Breed Board of Assessors
Board of Assessors
Poster Ave
Rialto
Thee Theatres Saenger Sun
Mathee Daily Sun
Pri-Sat
Law and Order
Rio
Robison
Hirshmaur Tweeds
Fine Sport
Hirshmaur Boucle Tweeds
Geo. W
Robison Co
Nashville
Tor
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