Winter Wardrobe Advice For Hempstead 4-H Club Girls
Hempstead County 4-H girls, enrolled in clothing demonstrations, focus on versatile wardrobes amid new fashion options. Extension Specialist Miss Sue Marshall urges planning by existing dresses, remodeling with blouses and accessories, and selecting cohesive ensembles for school sports and best wear. A plain two piece wool suit and extra jacket are recommended, with silk or sheer wool options for best wear. Accessories and color coordination complete the wardrobe, alongside a single coat choice and scrapped fabric accents.
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Hempstead
Sue Marshall
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Miss Marshall
Marshall
Shakespeare Swings It in a New Broadway Revue
New York critics hail The Boys From Syracuse a mad musical based on Shakespeare’s Comedy of Errors. Lorenz Hart and Teddy Hart sparked the idea, with Jimmy Savo, George Abbott, and Rodgers shaping a lively Broadway show. The Alvin premiere drew praise as a standout revival style musical comedy of its time.
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George Ross
New York
Lorenz Hart
Teddy
Lorenz
Dromic
Hart
Jimmy Savo
Savo
Ace
Jimmy Sava
George Abbott
Astor
Teddy Mort
Jimmy Savough
Syracuse
Belly Bruce
Rodgers
Rodgers & Hart
Shakespeare
Stratford
Mr. Atkinson
The
Times
Mr. Whipple
World Telegram
Mr. Anderson
American
Mr. Brown
the Post
Mr. Lockridge
Sun
Old Will
Mr. Abbott
Weighing Love and Duty in a Navy Triangle
Judy Alcott faces a heartbreaking choice between Dwight Campbell and Jack Hanley as memories of a lost shipmate, marriage plans, and a web of lies press in. Dwight returns from Bremerton to confront buried passion, duty, and consequences.
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Judy Aucott
Admirals Gaughier
Dwkt Campbell
Jack Hanley
Marvel
TIN & S
Navy
Judy Alcott
Naval Hospital
Dwight Campbell
Texarkana
Jack
Joe
Dwight
Bremerton
Bill Bell
Judy
Bell
Hanley
Bill
Belk
Iin
Tennant
Thanksgiving Visitors and Guests Around Hope Community
Numerous residents and visitors are listed as spending Thanksgiving and weekend in Hope and nearby towns. Names include Lucille Carrigan, Imogene and Billy Robinson, Rev. W. H. Stingley, Leonard Bearden, Jess Yarberry, Mrs. Collins, Kathryn Holt, Lee Holt, Lee Holt, Neal Brewer, A. P. Delany, Joe Stingley, Clyde Bogg, Luther Smith, C. N. Trimble, David Trimble, Mayne Atterbury, Clarence, W. B. Nelson, W. W. Nelson, Hubert Thrash, Paul Dudney, Sanford Dudney, Milton Simmons, and Fannie June Elmire, among others.
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Lucille Carrigan
Hope
Imogene Robinson
Billy Robinson
Wilmar
Imogene
Magnolia A. & M. College
Billy
Navy
W. H. Stingley
Blevins
Leonard Bearden
W. J. Stroud
Jess Yarberry
Collins
Pink Horton
Ella Monroe
Susie Barrow
Neece Lewis
Dock Wimberley
LouAnn
Sallie Horton
Camden
Bertha Horton
Franklin Horton
Little Son
C. H. Barnett
Texarkana
Cecil Wimberly
Nashville
Kathryn Holt
Lee A. Holt
Holt
Claud Agee
W. F. Agee
Lee Holt
Neal Brewer
Gum Springs
A. P. Delany
Joe Stingley
Pelahochee
Clyde Bogg
Pine Bluff
G. W. Robertson
Luther Smith
Herbert Lewallen
C. N. Trimble
David Trimble
ElDorado
DesAre
DeVall's Bluff
Hubert Thrash
J. 0. Gold
Paul Dudney
Sanford Dudney
Milton Simmons
Fort Worth
A. F. Simmangs
W E. Elmore
Fannie June Elmire
Brinkley
Roosevelt third term question divides Washington scene
In Washington the third term debate surfaces as Roosevelt retention prospects spark mixed reactions. Ickes hints at lingering possibility while Murphy and Norris split on openness. Business Week argues Roosevelt strength limits others, signaling a nuanced Democratic stance post election. Thanksgiving notices from Hope and surrounding towns follow, with local gatherings and PresbyterianAuxiliary planning.
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Washington
Jay
Roosevelt
Ickes
Murphy
Michigan
Norris
Nebraska
Business Week
Roosevelt election prospects and court rulings emerge
Publisher Frank E. Gannett predicts Roosevelt will seek re election in 1940 despite conflicting reports. Supreme Court justices Reed and Black dissented from prior refusals to grant certiorari in the Mooney case, leaving uncertainty over future rulings and possible reform proposals. Indianapolis Times columnist Dit Kidney offers a satirical take on election results, echoing wage and hour department slogans about a floor under the New Deal.
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Frank E. Gannett
Roosevelt
Gannett
Qyvinn
Rooosevelt
Hig Glosost
Airy
Mooney
Supreme Court
Tony Mooney
Iustices
Reed and
Black
John H. Finerly
George T. Davis
Indianapolis Times
Barrowing
Terry Kilburn First Screen Hit in Lord Jeffery
Movie scrapbook notes Terry Kilburn son of a London bootmaker, praised for dialect skill in Lord Jeffries. Describes his early screen roles, height four feet four inches, weight eighty pounds, brown hair gray eyes, also studying English phonology and aiming for college and authorship. Mentions mass travel of juveniles to Sweden in 188.
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Rees
Lord Jeffy
Terry Kilburn
Lord Jefe
Christias Carel
Ales Spiuuch
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