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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
5
The two men, Arlie French of Lakeville and Otis Sanderson of Lake Vile, were convicted today at the tourist camp case. They were released on bonds of 200 dollars each after sentencing and immediate appeal.
Social calendar lists Lime Garden club luncheon at Mrs A J Slusser home at 4 o clock details surgical dressings chair Mrs Carter Johnson for Red Cross rooms Thursday Evening Destail Bridge Club at Ke Bryan residence 730 pm Friday calendar notes surgical dressing chair Mrs N Jowell at Red Cross rooms and a Friday Music Club meeting at Mrs Kenneth L Spore home 3 pm
The wedding of Miss Mary Bell Marshall of Shreveport Louisiana to Mr. Robert C Sard of Cambridge Massachusetts occurred Saturday September 10 at the home of Prof and Mrs Johannes A C Fagginger Auer in Belmont Massachusetts. Mrs Sard is a New England Conservatory alumna and instructor. Mr Sard recently earned a PhD from Harvard and will live in Cambridge at Maynard Place. Bay View Reading Club to Discontinue Meetings for the Duration.
A Washington boy, Sergeant Van C. Boyce, writes from England to Mrs. C. E. K. Boyce. He describes travel by ship, seasickness, and adjusting to English currency, notes limited purchases, and hopes to send about 50 dollars per month home. He asks for letters and occasional care items, and mentions APO 875 in New York City.
The Home of Mrs Edwin Stewart hosted guests beyond club members on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Milton Eason was high scorer and received War Savings Stamps. An enticing dessert course and coffee followed games, with early fall garden flowers decorating the home.
Mr and Mrs William McGill returned to Garland City after visiting the F T R Billingsley and Mrs R J Glaze who spent three weeks in the city with her daughter Mrs Paul Jones and Mr Jones Mrs Glaze left for Bearden yesterday and met her new grandson Ronald Jones Mrs W R Herndon will drive to Little Rock Friday with Mr and Mrs Roy Powell of Texarkana Mr and Mrs R W Beene of Yueson Arizona visit Mrs Laura Hendrix and Mr and Mrs W C Beene Miss Maggie Bell and Ike Well learned their nephew Lawrence Marshall formerly of Hope now to report to Camp Robinson for duty on Sunday September 27
Hollywood talk turns to Lynn Bari’s singing voice in musicals. Producers worry audiences will see a different voice if Bari’s singing is heard. Betty Grable declines Chicago stage dates worth 30000 dollars. Bette Davis Paul Lukas and children near border immigration for Watch On The Rhine. Actors appear exhausted but fit their roles under crushing heat in California.
Prescott community items cover a Tuesday meeting at First Baptist with Dorothy Wortham’s Pioneer Spirit topic, a heart attack death of J F Greesley in Salt Lake City, and new local Guard officers T E Logan and Burrel Whitmarsh. Also reports include society visits, district meetings, and oil and gas lease transactions in 1942.
Candace wins a crucial hospital transfer to Good Samaritan to be near Martin as term ends. She battles nerves, jealousy, and doubts while Evelyn Gates foils rumors about romance with the doctors. The plan hinges on a birthday call and a dramatic conclusion.
Brooklyn baseball executive Leland Stanford MacPhail resigns from the Dodgers to join the Army. Directors accept his departure with regret as speculation swirls about his replacement and whether Leo Durocher will stay as manager amid pennant contention.
In Little Rock on Sept 23 two Jehovah's Witness members were fined 25 each and jailed 30 days for disturbing the peace after a weekend of confrontations with unidentified citizens. The clashes began Saturday at a tourist camp over a Lesh roan, then a near-battle at Shrine Country Club and a brief clash at the next location.
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