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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1941
Page
4
Soldiers from Camp Forrest flood Tullahoma and nearby towns on weekend passes, hunting meals, lodging, and entertainment. The piece notes crowded restaurants, rising rents, YMCA efforts led by D. Guritis, and planned U.S. Army units to improve facilities for visiting troops and their families.
The article surveys global spice markets impacted by wartime disruptions. It notes sage from Yugoslavia, cumin and anise from France, Holland, and China. vanilla from Madagascar and Tahiti. pepper, fennel, and cinnamon from multiple regions. and the strain on imports due to shipping space, with a two year reserve on pepper and vanilla becoming a major price driver.
The September social calendar shows Woman's Council gatherings at First Christian and First Baptist churches with Circle No 1 through No 4 meetings at 4 o'clock and Mrs. Chrid Hrurthton hosting. A party for Miss Ampein at Mrs. Woodard's home featured bridge, gifts, and a goddess figurine, with many guests attending. Mrs Hendrix-Armore announces the engagement of Miss Marjorie Dean Moore to Giant Hendrix, a Port Arthur native.
Mrs AWC Whitehurst leaves Suns day to Filton resume duties as public faculty member. Mrs IE Horton of Dulles Texas visits son Milion Hurt at his home. Mrs 3 We Strickhind and Miss Julia Logi host weekend gathering for Charles Wingfiell family and relatives. Mrs L Mile aunt daughter Alice and Miss Aleive Lorraine Heard visit in Little Rock Friday. Miss Nancy Robinsy plans to attend Arkansas State Teachers College Conway this year. Mr and Mrs Imore Peddy and child of Overton Texas visit Mr and Mrs 3 W Harper for weekend. Mr and Mrs J R Williams and daughters Nancy Faye and Pat drive to Denton Texas. Nancy Faye to matriculate. They tour Galveston and San Antonio on return. Mr and Mrs Harold Kannady and Ed Kannady of Muffresboro visit Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Miss Kathleen Hades of Philadelphia arrives to spend winter with her aunt Mrs W R Anderson and join Hope Public Schools faculty. Mr and Mrs Herman Stay announce birth of a son at Julia Chester hospital on September 12.
Saratoga High School announces Robin O'Dell of Mineral Springs as principal and boys basketball coach. J. Bartley, a graduate of Hlanding College, becomes commercial teacher. New typing and shorthand courses draw about 35 students. four classes daily. Officers and sponsors listed with seniors Arline Susen and Dale Andersen among the names.
New Youchers Elected for Okay Echoat Mrs Calvin Wilson and Miss Winn are the two new teachers. Mary Louise Blackwood becomes principal, replacing My. Devil E. Shufliela. A special meeting of Saratoga Okay-MuNab PTA was held to review the lunch program and funding. A kitchen dining room on the Okay school grounds will aid meals, with a fundraising plan discussed for the rest. Wesley Cowlig is elected as bus driver succeeding Tony Robertson now in Maryville Tennessee.
Judy Alten, engaged to Sandy Ammierman, reads telegrams about his doubt and happiness, cancels travel plans, and returns to work at Under Twenty while faced with rumors of engagement. She recalls her previous life, contemplates leaving behind her job, and faces the editor as she plans to resume work. The scene shifts from Chicago to New York with April sun and newsroom tension.
Church announces Bible School at 9:45 p m Morning Worship and Communion at 7 50 pm Evening Worship 8 00 pm Sermon What is Christianity and Revelation Is the Answer Public invited to attend as daylight saving time continues until next month
Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages Morning Worship at 10 35 Young Peoples Meeting 6 30 Evening Preaching Service 7 45 Monthly Woman Auxiliary Monday 4 pm Ladies Auxiliary Monday afternoon 2 pm Mid week Prayer Wednesday 7 30 pm We invite you to worship New Guinea has more than 26 species of pigeons.
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