White House First Lady shines beyond gracious role
Eight years after a nation debated the First Lady’s place in the White House, a columnist argues that Eleanor Roosevelt redefined the role through action and initiative. She praises her humanitarian work across social security housing and education, and contrasts her with later First Ladies, urging readers to recognize her significant, multi-faceted impact.
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Duluth
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Ex Hope Man Killed by Train
Ray E. Carpenter died after being struck by a moving boxcar in Missouri Pacific Lines yards. The 50 year old brakeman lived in Nope until 1934 when he moved away with his family. He is survived by his widow and three sons Carroll Rock Charles and Elton.
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Missouri Pas Eific Lines
Carpenter
Missouri Pacific
Owens & Co
Carroll
North Siltie
Rock
Charles
University of Arkansas Law School
Elton Carpenter
New York City
Red Cross Roll Call Drives Need More Support Nationwide
Five years ago the American Red Cross expanded its first aid program creating thousands of first aid stations and mobile units nationwide. Now aid to war refugees in Europe and evacuated British children increases costs and service needs. Local chairmen Mrs. Lloyd Spencer and workers in Hope and Hempstead counties urge the public to join and give generously as the annual drive begins in November.
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American Cross
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Hope and Hempstead County
Social Calendar for Monday November Fourth 1920s
Social calendar lists meetings for multiple church groups none specific to year. Activities include Women’s Missionary Societies at First Christian First Baptist First Methodist and First Presbyterians with times from 2:30 to 7:45 pm and troop activities. Also unit gatherings at Saint Marks Episcopal and a Tuesday bridge club.
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Moniay
Women's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
W. W. Duckell
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Tuesdy
Saint Marks Episcopal Church
C. C. Sprasing
Community groups schedule and club notices
A local notice page lists meetings at City Hall and homes this week. Girl Scout Troop No. 5 hosts a Wing Party at Lille Mourne with chaperones Mrs. Monts, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Benson. Rose Garden Club and Friday Club recap past events and plan December gatherings with floral discussions and refreshments.
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Tromp No. 5
Girl Scouta
Lille Mourne
Girl Scout Troop No
Clyire Monts
Esse Brown
H. E. Benson
Betty Jane Allen
Betty Ann Benson
Jessie Clarke Brown
Carollyn Hamilton
Alice Lorraine Heard
Barbara LaGrene
Alice Lile
Eva Jean Milan
Matilda McFaddin
Dorothy O'Neal
Doris Urrey
Sophia Will
Hope residents attend Ouachitas Arkansas Tech game in Arkadelphia
Mr and Mrs R M LaGrone Tra Mr and Mrs Brooks Shults and Mr and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson were among Hope people at the Ouachitas Arkansas Tech football game in Arkadelphia Friday night. Weekend guests included Mrs H M Anderson, Mrs HH Bullard and Wanda Teresa of Cherry Valley, and Carl William Anderson of Addison Texas. Miss Marjory Dildy was named assistant advertising manager of Linden Leaves at Lindenwood College.
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O- Wallace van Sickle
Magnolia A
Ed van Sickle
Nell Louise ¥ Broyles
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Rush Taylor
Hamilton Hanegan
Louise Hanegan
A. L. Hardage
Ched Hall
Rosalyn
Dorado
Yay Mathis
Plainview
Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Lee Roy Murphy
Tech
A. C. Kelley
Stumps
C. V. Nunn
Earl O'Neal
Virginia
Dorothy
Merrill Edward MecCloughan
Betty June Munts
Texarkana
U. S. Navy
Nancy Sue Robins
R. M. LaGrone
Brooks Shults
Charles Dana Gibson
Ouachitas
H. M. Anderson
HH. Bullard
Wanda Teressa
Cherry Valley
Carl William Anderson
Addison, Texas
John Keith Gregory
Marjory Dildy
Lindenwood College
Linden Leaves
4-H Club Girl Juanita Earns Top Record
Juanita completed 25 demonstrations in foods gardening and canning clothing home improvement and poultry during eight years in 4-H Club work. Her gardening and canning demos total 1136.25 with a net profit of 837.20. She has held multiple 4-H offices and was praised by the state club agent. Also notes nineteen operating railroads in Mexico and Brazil's push to foster gold mining.
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Juanita
Jernigan
Petuanita
Luis
West Versus Benton Ends in Narrow Benton Loss
In a tense late season scene the West team drives to the Benton 25 as Hart powers the line and Calvert fumbles the final play. The crowd erupts after a Benton stop, Helen Welch and Bill share a charged moment, and Pat Hurly of the Daily Clurian regrets Buck Mentor’s coaching. Bill walks home alone thinking of his father Buck.
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Benton
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Daily Clurian
Buck
Landis
Buck Mentor Eyes Coaching Move In West Side Game
In a continuation scene Bill Mentors talks with Buck about a disputed play and coach selection. Buck hints at Landis grandstanding, noting the Benton line held before and suggesting the board may consider Buck for coaching. The dialogue reveals family tension and football ambition.
Army Will Use Language and Skill Tests in Draft
The draft process includes language fluency checks and reading tests. Recruits answer questions about civilian occupation hobbies and talents and may undergo practical tests for trades. Based on these results, classifiers decide if a draftee serves in combat or as an occupational specialist such as baker, cook, pharmacist, or radio expert.
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Wfo
Army
British bombers strike London as silence breaks at last
Berlin reports sinking of British auxiliary cruisers Laucentic and Patrocks and armed merchantman Casanare by submarines. Five other ships, including a 19,000 ton merchantman, damaged by aerial bombs. The Sunday night quiet in London ends a period since September 7.
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London
Berlin
Laucentic
Patrocks
Casanare
High Command
County Council Meeting Schedules Day’s Events And Speakers
The county council program lists judging of gifs by Mrs. L. D. Springer Mrs. Harry Shiver and Mrs. H. O. Kyler as judges. Invocations songs and business follow with minutes from last meeting and committee outlined items. Later sessions feature reports from Shirley Stuart George Griffin Andrew Powell Mary Dale Hollis hospital and club demonstrations with state council and farm bureau updates.
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L. D. Springer
Harry Shiver
H. O. Kyler
Kenneth L. Spore
First Methodist Church
W. D. Jones
Oran
Shirley Stuart
George Griffin
Andrew Powell
Mary Dale Hollis
Fred Yoram
Melrose Club
Leon Bundy
Mary Foster
Edith Thompson
Elsie
Dr Don Smith Praises Scouts
Dr Don Smith lauds the Boy Scouts for teaching first aid and emergency response. He notes many boys display strong knowledge and believes the organization helps keep youths on a right path, urging reliance on a scout when medical help is unavailable.
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Don Smith
Royce Weisenberger
Farm Club Program and Delineation Map Preview Notes
A historical program outline lists a morning visit to exhibits at 11 55 with a lunch at 12 15 and an afternoon session beginning with songs at 1 15. It mentions showing a new delineation map and club plans announced by Miss Mary Claude Fletcher, plus a report from Mrs Laura Hodnett and prize awards at 2 00 before a tour to the basket factory and adjournment at 3 00. Committees named include receiving and registering members with several named volunteers across Hopewell Melrose Bright Star Liberty Hill and related towns.
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Mary Claude Fletcher
Laura Hodnett
Farm Security Administration
Frances
Huett
Patmos
Glynn Black
Lottie Boyce
Bright Star
George Griffin
Hopewell
Howell Byers
Liberty Hill
O. B. Hodnett
C. P. Zimmerly
Melrose
B. EB
Stuka Jackdaws Kill Spoonbills on Sanctuary Island
In Corpus Christi a flock of jackdaws labeled Stuka is blamed for a killing spree against rare spoonbills. The Audubon Society protects a sanctuary on an island in tonin bay as jackdaws launch an aerial campaign. Eggs are crushed when the birds strike nests.
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Corpus Christi
Tonin Bay
Couldn't Be Hoping for Extra 40 Winks in Ohio Guards Story
Delaware, George Slack, famed as the best bugler in the 168th infantry, failed training physical at Camp Shelby. A parade was held to comfort Private Slack, who sat in the reviewing stand emotionally choked after being left behind.
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Delaware
George
Drew Slack
Ohio ‘National Guards
168Th Infantry
Shelby
Miss
Clack
Slack
CARDUS Claims Relief For Menstrual Distress And Digestion
A fragment notes CARDUS as aiding menstrual distress and digestion. It claims improved appetite and gastric juice flow, increased physical resistance, with use described over 50 years. Mentions dosage before and during the period and general benefits for headaches nervousness and cramps.
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Cardus
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