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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1943

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights From September First

September events include A E Slusser hosting Pat Cleburn chapter Daughters of the Confederacy at 3 PM. Howson Jr. is honored at a bridge party by Misses Mar and Martha Waddle at 8 PM. Edith Boyett bride elect to be entertained by Frank Howson Jr. at 7 PM at 304 North Pine. Marks Auxiliary Unit No. 1 meets at Mrs Irge Green’s home at 4 PM.

Howson, Jr Misses Mar Martha Waddle Pazee Boyett Edith Boyett Frank Howson, Jr Frank Howson Barlow North Pine Street Lock

Texarkana Weddings Tie Local and Military Paths

Miss Wanda Lafferty daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Lafferty Patmos and Pvt Stone Wright son of Mr and Mrs Stone Wright Sr Los Angeles were married August 27 at the Church of Christ Texarkana Texas. The couple and families are noted for Magnolia A and M College ties and Army posting at Camp Hood.

Wright-Lafferty Wanda Lafferty W. B. Lafferty Patmos Stone Wright Los Angeles Calif Church of Christ Texarkana Texas Magnolia A. and D. P. Montgomery Dallas Second Baptist Church Little Rock Calvin B. Walker Martha Gaunt Montgomery Atlantic Coast Washington, D. C Naval Training Station Bainbridge Texas State College For Women Denton B. C. Acker Mr. Acker Hope W. H Baker Mrs. Baker Cleveland Ohio Mr. Montgomery Carrollton High School Southern Methodist University North Texas Agricultural College Arlington North Texas State Teachers College

Hempstead unit marks end of first year dressing production

Wednesday marked the close of the first year for the Surgical Dressing Department of the Hempstead County Production unit. With help from the Southwestern Proving Ground unit, 250,000 dressings were produced during the period.

Hempstead County Southwestern Proving Ground Unit

Local volunteers produce dressings for war effort

Mrs. O. L. Reed, chairman, notes three sizes of dressings and stitched pack dressings were made the first year by local volunteers. New instructors added, original personnel retained. Reed is aided by vice chairman Mrs. Young Foster. Volunteers urged to report daily to Surgical Dressing rooms to help make sponge dressings for the present quota.

O. L. Reed Reed Young Foster

Hope High home economics girls to report for projects

Mrs. Hamilton Hanegan of Hope High School asks all senior home economics girls to report Friday September 3 at 10 am or Monday September 13 at 10 am at the cottage to begin work on home projects for the coming year. Each girl should report to complete one project before school opens.

Hamilton Hanegan Hope High School

Coming and Going as Miss Geneva Plans Hendrix College Entrance

Miss Geneva to Echols departs Sunday for Conway to enter Hendrix College. Mrs Caswell McRae of Fayetteville and Mrs N W Denty of Arkadelphia visited relatives in Hope and were en route to Ashdown to be guests of Mrs Joe Johnson. Mr and Mrs Donald Moore and son Van return from a two week trip to Rochester Minnesota Chicago and St Louis. After visiting Jim Greene in Greenville South Carolina Miss Luke Allen returns home.

Miss Geneva Echols Conway Hendrix College Caswell McRae Fayetteville N. W. Denty Arkadelphia Hope Ashdown Joe Johnson Donald Moore Van Rochester Minn Chicago St. Louis Mrs Jim Greene Greenville, S. C Luke Allen

Segura Seeks US Tennis Title Amid Tough Draw

Pancho Segura faces a stern path toward the national title with Seymour Greenberg, Bitsy Grant, and Charley Oliver among his would be rivals. Segura defeated Dick Bender 6-3 6-3 in the opener as he battles nerves from past losses and aims to reach the finals at Forest Hill.

Hugh Fullerton JR Forest Hill N. Y Pancho Segura Ecuador United States Pancho Seymour Greenberg Chicago Segura Pvt Bryan Bitsy) Grant Grant Dick Bender Elizabeth N. J Bitsy Greenberg Tom Falkenburg Hollywood Falkenburgs Segra Chicago An Southampton Segura- Greenberg Charley Oliver Perth Amboy Conquereor Ted Schroeder Oliver Ladislav Hecht Jack Kramer Coast Guard William E. Gifford New York Jack Tuero New Orleans Sidney Wood Corp Frankie Parker Schroeder David Freeman Bob Oolman Seattle Navy Seint Joe Hunt Bill Talbert

Unlocking Adventure Chapter From A Divers Tale

Charles Courtney recounts his journey after leaving the marines in Portsmouth Virginia to seek work and then join Merritt and Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Company as a divers tender. He describes diving gear, descent procedures, signals, and the mental challenge of deepwater work. The passage ends with his first descent and the fear and focus required.

Portsmouth the Isaacs Germany Mr. Isaacs Merritt and Chapman Derrick Buddy Merritt Chap Bob Petersburg Tom King Tom

Berkeley dance for servicemen canceled after low turnout

Berkeley California co ed Jean Elliott laments broken parties for service men after only a few of the 4000 invited men attend. Maj. G. S. Stewart explains the issue by noting the servicemen prefer to choose their own partners and entertainment rather than mass events.

Berkeley Calif Jean Elliott Maj. G. S. Stewart

FDR and Churchill Hold Informal Talks on War Issues

In a relaxed White House visit, President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Churchill discussed war related political problems. Washington awaits Moscow’s reply on a potential three power conference this year. Churchill’s arrival from Quebec included family dinner and late study sessions with Roosevelt.

John H. Hightower Washington Churchill Roosevelt Russia Moscow Quebec Mr. Churchill Stephen Early Mr. Roosevelt Brazil Eurico Caspar Dutra George C. Marshall

Rifle Champion Trades Rifle for Rivet Gun at Plant

National Women's Rifle Champion Mrs. Helen Van Gaston has swapped her .22 rifle for a rivet gun at the Pullman-Standard Plane Plant in Chicago. She notes rifle training aided her with the rivet gun trigger squeeze while working in prone kneeling and standing positions with iron sights at 50 cents.

Chicago Helen van Gaston Pullman-Standard Car Manufacturing Company van Geston

Belief Tied Salt Use to Faster Death Among Indians

A historical note records that indigenous peoples once believed salt consumption hastened death. The claim reflects traditional views on salt and vitality, framed within cultural beliefs rather than scientific evidence.

OPA raises butter points and trims meat values nationwide

The Office of Price Administration boosts creamery butter from 10 to 12 points a pound while cutting meat ration values. It also adjusts blue stamp values for canned fruit and processed foods and lowers some pork and beef points. Changes take effect Sunday as supply and demand shift across regions.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Police Shoot Kill Confessed Rapist in New Orleans

Det. Joseph Vigurie shot and killed William Stevens 36 after Stevens, already wounded, attempted to escape while being moved from Seventh Precinct to the detective’s headquarters. Stevens had confessed to at least five assaults on young girls lured with rides and candy. A Coast Guard lieutenant commander’s daughter identified the suspect.

New Orleans Coast Guard William Stevens Stevens Josheph Vigurie Seventh Precinct Vigurie

Blue Jay Prefers Tree Twigs for Nesting

A natural note states the blue jay collects nest building twigs exclusively from trees rather than the ground. This behavior underscores the bird’s selective nesting habits and preferred sourcing of materials.

Veal and Beef Variety Cuts Highlight Deli Display

A local market lists several variety cuts of veal and beef alongside a point of sale display. The items emphasize fresh, affordable options for shoppers seeking diverse protein choices.

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