Social and Personal Daisy Dorothy Heard
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, reachable by phone 768 between 8 a m and 4 p m for social and personal notices.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1943
Page
3
Daisy Dorothy Heard, editor, reachable by phone 768 between 8 a m and 4 p m for social and personal notices.
September events show women of First Methodist Church hosting contract clubs and Circle meetings. Circle No. 1 gathered at McMath's home for a 2:30 PM session. Circle No. 2 met at Mrs. Leneter's home with devotions by H. Stuart. Circle No. 4 planned a district Methodist women meeting September 23 at Hope church with Cuba missions program led by Mrs. C Vo Nunn. Guests included Mrs. Garrett.
In a cordial gathering, N Mouser and Mrs B entertained local society members with light refreshments and conversation. Guests enjoyed a warm reception showcasing community ties and shared interests.
Mr and Mrs J C Broyles and Miss Helen Coon accompanied Miss Nell Louise Broyles to Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia Sunday Mrs Beulah Jays of Little Rock spent the weekend with her daughter Mrs Lloyd Spencer and Mr Spencer Miss Nancy Robins and Miss Nancy Hill left this morning for the University of Arkansas Fayetteville Mrs Teddy M Jones had as weekend guests Mrs Lamar De Armond of Lines in Neb and Mrs Jesse Jones of Pine Bluff Cpl Donald Parker arrived today from Chicopee Falls Mass for a two day visit with his mother Mia Charles C Parker and brother Charlee Parker stationed with the Naval Reserve in Dutch Harbor Miss Ora Mac Moody was a Monday visitor in Waldo Mrs J W Strickland is visiting relatives in Dallas
The Chas. A. Haynes Co. department store on Main street announces the fall merchandising season with a large stock of quality merchandise. General manager C. C. Lewis says the store has both quantity and quality due to strong buying connections.
Hope High and Grade School bands invite old and new members to register at the band room on Wednesday or Friday morning. Rehearsals begin Monday with beginner classes for new students. Limited instruments and rentals available. The band plans a full concert schedule and appearances at local football games, festivals, and clinics. A year-end music scholarship will honor the outstanding student.
A government campaign poster calls on farmers and victory gardeners to produce fully, can and preserve foods, and eliminate waste while demanding abolition of black markets.
A Pre-School Clinic will be held at the courthouse on Monday September 1 for all children entering school for the first time. Dr. Jones of the State Health Department will lead with the county nurse assisting and vaccinations offered as a public service.
Fragmentary text references High School and Oglesby Sehenil with unclear context or event details. No verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes available to summarize a coherent item.
The Republican home front committee urged a government agency with full powers over food production distribution and prices. Led by Sen Taft with Dewey and Bricker on the panel, the plan attacks New Deal regulations and calls for increased production and improved distribution to avert shortages both abroad and at home.
Washington reports that new wartime tax measures may eclipse other issues as Congress reconvenes. Treasury and tax staff clash over revenue plans, with proposals including a 10 percent retail sales levy and higher individual and corporate taxes, while a 1944 election climate tempers action and spurs talks of voluntary bond purchases and possible tax deductions for war bonds.
Records of a famed safecracker narrator recount his exploits unlocking chests on land and at sea. A shipping magnate seeks to read his wife's locked letters and a salvage job on the S. S. Madison yields a million in money and securities. He recounts danger, awe, and a vow never to return to the sea.
A bibliographic note identifies a work published by Whittlesey House New York and co authored with Thomas M. Johnson. It cites collaboration and imprint details for this edition.
An 8 o'clock breakfast at Hotel Barlow will launch the Third War Loan campaign in Hempstead county with a $381,500 quota. Citizens National and First National banks will sponsor the event for 50 men chosen to sell bonds, County Chairman C C Spragins announced. The drive opens nationwide Thursday September 9 and runs through September.
Paratroopers drop under a smoke screen near Lae with lines of colored chutes in green yellow grass and jungle. Cpl. Joseph H. Winzak of Evanson Pa. pockets over $2 000 in a jump pool but Col. Kenneth H. Kinzler of Davenport Iowa makes first jump with Capt. Harris T. Mitchell and two chaplains accompanying the troops. The mission ends with smoke columns over Lae and the town still burning as Fortress aircraft circle the area.
In El Dorado Tommy Gaughan, the 1941 titlist, defeated Paul Collum of El Dorado 6 and 5 to win the 1943 Oil Belt championship, returning the title to Camden after a one year absence.
Dispatch describes a patrol where ground signals were received after two hours with no enemy opposition. The account notes Liberators set fires to create smoke, aiding concealment from potential Japanese planes or anti-aircraft fire.
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