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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1945
Page
3
The notice lists knitting, Legion, Woodman Circle, Presbyterian Sunday School picnic, Hope Ministerial Alliance, U D C luncheon, Rose Garden Club luncheon, and W S C S Circle 4 meeting with dates September 4 through 7 and details on times and locations. It also notes a knitting quota due by October 15 and a Hope ministerial called session.
Mr and Mrs Jack Powell announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Charlie Mae Powell to S/Sgt William Clyde Robertson. The ceremony occurred Sunday September 2 at 4 o clock at the brides parents home on Park Drive. Reverend S A Whitlow performed the double ring ceremony in the presence of immediate family and a few close friends. The bride wore pastel pink with black accessories and a corsage of orchids. Best man was James Bail of Ozan. The couple planned a wedding trip to Hot Springs and will reside with the bride's parents while the groom reports to San Antonio Texas.
Mr and Mrs J L Cox and family return from Paragould Arkansas where relatives and friends were visited. Mrs Dennis Richards and daughter Patty of Memphis visit her mother Mrs Albert Newberry and Mr Newberry. Miss Sophia Williams arrives home from six weeks in Chautauqua New York visiting Washington City and Virginia. John Asher Hudson leaves for Fayetteville to attend the University of Arkansas. Mrs R H Ragan of Greenville Texas visits sister Mrs R L Gosnell and Mr Gosnell. Frances Jane Osborn resigns from Camp Robinson Little Rock to visit St Louis and enter TSCW Denton on September 17. Blair Shuford and children plan to move to Grady Arkansas. he joins Driver Contracting Co of Memphis. Goldsmith Jones of Eufaula Oklahoma guests of Blair Shuford and Szt Howard Boyett. U S M C will arrive today to visit parents Mr and Mrs Henry Boyett. Sgt Boyett returns from two years overseas duty in the South Pacific. Communiques Pfc Newt Gundy, stationed overseas.
Dr. William A OBrien advises milk and milk products must be high quality and free from disease germs. Boil or pasteurize to kill pathogens, heat to 143 F for 15 seconds, bottle in sterilized containers, cool, and refrigerate promptly. If pasteurized milk unavailable at home treat good milk by double boiler method and rapid cooling.
The text describes a service man aboard an inter city bus and a woman debating who sits. It advises against offering the seat but suggests a quiet offer if the woman feels guilty about him standing and then accepting his refusal without argument.
A soldier in the Philippines with the U S Army Engineers has been promoted to the rank of sergeant, according to a communique sent to his wife.
Dorothy Dix argues that marrying the wrong person for the wrong reasons leads to misery and divorce. She notes people select mates for security or status and expect drastic changes after marriage, believing they can transform partners into ideal spouses, which only magnifies flaws. Marriage does not change people. it reveals and intensifies them.
The United States Public Health Service reports no taste difference between pasteurized and raw milk from the same batch and finds pasteurization does not reduce nutrition. Vitamin C slightly declines after heating, but milk remains a sound source for nutrition. Studies show children fed pasteurized milk fared as well or better and had fewer infections, so insist on milk served in the original bottle when away from home.
Brock returns from war to find his bonds with Maya and Thayer strained by his altered self and lingering pain. Moya reveals warmth and shared history while Aunt Hildreth counsels Thayer on Brock's guarded nature as the story moves toward continuation.
Arkansas veterans arriving home aboard the Marine Raven docked in New York yesterday. The list includes Holt Charlie T-5 Hot Springs Holder Chester E Pvt Mena Lumsden Spencer E Sgt Dewitt Bennett Raymond J T-5 Lonoke Webb Doris E Pfc Oxford Buck Smiley F Cpl Altus Stevens Clarence T Cpl Jonesboro Patterson John O Pfc Magnolia Stephens Jesse B Pfc Walnut Ridge King Doyle R T-5 Ola Dilbeck Odell E Cpl Pine Bluff Egger Hardine W Pvt Mena.
James H. Jones announces the Hope public schools faculty with assignments across high school and elementary grades including principals, teachers for English Latin math science home economics and more. Wedding anniversaries listed range from first to seventy-fifth year with various materials.
Beard Hubert T-5 Norfold Donaldson Charles A Little Rock Bailey William C Pfc Wal dron Harris Harry W Pfc Manila Thomas Harrison Pfc Bigelow Young Ernest W Pfc Hot Springs Young Harry B Col Hot Robinson Elmo C Pfc Mc Crory Wise James D Pfe Grannis
The text lists birth flowers for each month from January’s carnation to December’s holly or poinsettia and adds a note that New Zealand was discovered by the Dutchman Tasman.
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