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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1940

Page

6

Social Calendar for First Baptist Church Groups

Social calendar items list events at the First Baptist Church led by Mrs Henry Maynes and Mrs Henry Haynes with meetings of the Woman's Missionary Society Euresian Sumolay school class Junior-Senior PTA Membership committee and a 9 bullet supper hosted by Br and Mrs J W Branch for Mr and Mrs Thompson Evans Jr at their South Main Street home Boaclact.

Euresian Sumolay School First Baptist Church Henry Haynes

Local Club Schedules September Meetings and Birthday Bash

The Business and Professional Women's club cancels the September 1 meeting and sets a September 17 session for the monthly business gathering. A Claude Waddle farm birthday celebration honors Claud and George Waddle with a bountiful picnic for relatives and friends including the Waddle family, Perdue, Foster, Briant, Wyatt, and Linsker among others at Centerville.

Business and Professional First Baptist Sunday School George Waddle Claude Waddle Centerville Claud Waddle Jane Waddle Mary Adell Waddle David Waddie Paul Waddie Howard G. A. Linsker Robert Linsker GC. D. Liat

Women Missionary Society Program At First Baptist Church

Circle 2 of the Women Missionary Society led by Mrs John Turner presented To the Jew First during the monthly meeting. Participants included Mrs A D Branan Mrs Harry Wisk and Mrs Luther Rogers as readers with hymn How Firm a Foundation. Circle 2 won the attendance pin for largest turnout. Martha Ann Atkins hosted a social gathering Monday for the younger set with games and refreshments.

Women's Missionary Society of the First Bapical Church A. C. Kolb John Turner Circle 2 Jew A.D. Branan Mra Harry Wisk Luther Rogers Circle No. 2 Ann Atkins Martha Ann Atkins

Local Mis and Campus Moves Amid School Year Prep

Personal mentions note Miss Carolyn Clarket entering Henderson State Teachers College for her junior year. Many students and visitors travel for summer and fall terms to places like Lake Hamilton, Pine Bluff, Camden, Little Rock, Conway, and Hendrix. Names include John S Clarke, Virgie Sutton, David Womack, Tom Wardlow, E G Coop, Mildred McCnone, J M Houston, Martha Houston, Hay ton, W T Franks, Thomas Franks, Bill Brashier, Don Smith, Mary Della White, Feyton Kolb, Baylor University, Paul Waddle, Norman, Oklahoma, Elmina Fontaine, Naomi Bullard, Sallie Metheney, and various university peers.

Virgie Sutton Camden David Womack Tom Wardlow E.G. Coop Pine Bluff W. T. Franks Thomas Franks Little Rock Thomas Conway Arkansas State Teachers’ College Bill Brashier NaBstland Texas

Oklahoman to Preach at Garrett Memorial

The Rev. Z W Swafford of Chickasha Oklahoma will preach at Garrett Memorial Baptist church Wednesday at 745 p m September 11 All church members urged to attend to hear the Rev Mr Swafford Insomnia statistic about England appears in the text but unrelated to the church notice

Z. W. Swafford Chickasha Okla Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Mr. Swafford K. C Bristol Army Navy Anther

Houston and Wolff Coffee Co Dissolves Partnership

Notice declares dissolution of the partnership and sale to H A Houston and W Houston. It states H A Houston and W 5 Houston not responsible for debts or contracts made by E B Wolff Sr or B B Wolff Jr. Signed H A Houston W S Houston September 10 17 24.

Houston & Wolff Coffee Co H. A. Houston Houston W. 5 E. B. Wolff Sr B. B. Wolff Jr W. S. Houston

Care of Milk Is Important Care of Milk Is Important

Evan Wray discusses key steps in milk sanitation and the health department role. He outlines tested cows, clean workers, sanitary barns, dedicated milk houses, sterilization, prompt cooling, and monthly inspections of dairies and pasteurizing plants. Grade labeling on bottle caps helps buyers assess quality and rewards careful dairies.

Evan Wray Ety Wen Health Department

Most Christian Railroad Hauls Its Last Passenger

The Due West Railway once ran four miles from Donalds to Due West and never carried whisky. Operated for 33 years, it never killed or injured anyone, had no lawsuits, and ran only on Sundays in emergencies. An engine nicknamed Dinky from Erskine College days capped a tale of South Carolina curiosity.

Due West S, C Donalds Interstate Commerce Commission New York Erskine College Palmetto State South Carolina

Forced Landing Tests Earned Realism Says Student Pilot

MINNEAPOLIS. Jean Margret Swain, a University of Minnesota coed, earned a pilot license under the Civil Aeronautics Authority by adding realism to her training. For the final test she performed a forced landing from 3,000 feet when the engine quit, gliding to a safe, crackup-free touchdown with no injuries.

Minneapolis Jean Margaret Swain University of Minnesota Civil Aeronautics Authority Miss Swain

Mail Orders From Capital

A Washington letter profile of Secretary Wickard detailing his Indiana farm roots, Purdue education, and revival of dirt farming while in service. Notes on agricultural policy hints, Army reserve calls, alien registration guidance, and a final fact about the General Sherman tree in Sequoia National Park.

Jack Stinnett Washington Ike J. L Albany Minn Claude R. Wickard Light Culture Purdue University Carroll County Indiana Massey Farmer of State Senate Agricultural Adjustment Administration Andrew Jackson Wickards Indianapolis Middle West General Sherman Sesuet National Park

Barbs and Blends of War and Politics Discussed

The piece riffs on World War II, U S politics, and public figures. It humorously jumbles Nazi and literary references, notes draft politics, and lightly mentions Eskimo life and midlife tropes as if sketched in a local paper column.

Fashion Talk Sprouts Across Fall Shops

In a lighthearted fashion feature Amy Porter notes fall shopping includes novelty items labeled conservation pieces. A designer hat with a peace pipe prop sparks a playful exchange about cultural props andIcebreaker accessories in stores.

Amy Porter

Air Alarms and Defenses Across Warfronts

The piece contrasts Berlin, Hamburg, and London air raid reports, noting eroded cables and limited Berlin detail while praising London’s defense. It cites Churchill on reinforcements, Canada training, and Britain’s lower use of air defenses. It cites Madrid and Chungking as examples of urban resilience against bombardment.

Berlin London Hamburg Canada Churchill Britain Madrid Chungking Metroplitan Rotterdam Warsaw Barcelona

Conversation Piece Hat Fashion and Small Town Talk

In Pleasantville a lively social scene unfolds as townsfolk discuss a new conversation piece hat design. A group of women and others critique branding iron pins, Bavarian con don pieces, stitched socks, bare legs, and a black turban, noting how such items spark playful exchange and curiosity about personal style.

Ely Lary Bary

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Manny Business Women W. M.S Henry Maynes Saenger Lincoln Illinois President Rialto Now James Cagney Old Missouri Sale Ladies Specialty Shop Erbach Sara Marie Icky Carolyn Clarket Henderson State Teachers College Henderson State Teachers John S. Clarke el Paso Ross Gilisnies McFaddins John Wallace Miss Lynn Bayless Pershing Floyd Lake Hamilton Hot Springs Misa Mildred McCnone Brinkley Hope The Hope High School J. M. Houston Martha Houston Mator Fribnes Hayton Hendrix Mary Della White Qunway R. A. Boyett Dallas P. J. Smith Boyett O— Feyton Kolb Baylor University Waco A. R. Peterson Lucille Briant San Antonio Paul Waddle Norman Oklahoma College of Engineering University of Okalhoma Elmina Fontaine South Elm Street Naomi Bullard Chicago Sallie Metheney Clarksville, Ark Robert Singleton Duffie Day Booth University of Arkansas At Garrett Memorial England Wickard Fort Worth Tex Pass-the Pappy Leeo Daniel Kansas City Kas Eare Levery T. R. B. Fairview Neb Agriculture Department Myr. Willkie McNary Hempstead County Arkansas Louisiana NEA Smetopolitan Royal Air Force Willkie FDR Shakespeare Joe Goebbels Pleasantville Evaeili Fiei Humphrey Arkansas Louisiana Gas CO
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