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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1940

Page

5

Social Calendar Brightens Week in Hope

Thursday and Friday social events fill the Hope area with meetings of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and Eastern Star, plus Cosmpolitan Club gatherings. Luncheon honors Miss Mary Estha Brooks of Birmingham as Girl Scout leadership is celebrated at the Little House with officers and council members in attendance.

Mary Estha Brooks Birmingham Alabama Miss Brooks J. W. Junes Roe. Hendersen John Vesey Edward McFaddin

Harold Lloyd Keeps Laughs On Set In New Film

Harald Lloyd is producing a new project titled Three Girls and a God with Lucille Ball and George Murphy. The piece notes Lloyd’s continued acting, his perfectionist streak, and his long career including over 150 comedies.

Lloyd Mollywood Harald Lloyd Hie Lucille Ball George Murphy Syermore Annie Mr. Liebowitz Miss Edward

Weekend Visit Notes From Arkadelphia And Nearby

Teaehers vallege Arkadelphia is the weekend with friends and relatives in the city. Miss Belly Joe Venable of Tox peta is the weekend guest of her H 8 T. C. roommate Miss Frances Yocum. Mrs. Walter Langford and her sister Mrs. Kennedy of England have been guests at the Henry hotel this week and left Thursday for Gils land Louisiana. My and Mrs Steve Akins announce the arrival of a little daughter Phy liss Ann on Wednesday at Jim Chester hospital. Mrs O J Phillips left Thursday for a visit with relatives in Houston Texas. Edward Lester and E P Young have as guest their Hendrix college suite mate William Clement of Pine Bluff. Dy and Mys ae Kalb left Thursday for Louisville Ky where Dr Kalb will attend the meeting of the Southern Medical Association. Wallace Steffey and Robert Jewell of Hendrix college will spend the weekend with their parents.

Teaehers Walter Langford Mrs. Kennedy England Henry Hotel Gilsland Louisiana Steve Akins Phyliss Ann Jim Chester Hospil O. J. Phillips Houston Texas Edward Lester E. P. Young Hendrix College William Clement Pine Bluff Mys Ae Kalb Louisville Dr. Kalb The Southern Medical Association

War damaged cemeteries show minimal harm to graves

A commission reports limited damage to overseas cemeteries in Belgium and France during the Nazi blitz. Meuse Argonne houses 14,231 graves, Oise Aisne just over 1,000, Somme near St Quentin Cambrai, and other plots like Suresnes and Flambers Field contain hundreds to thousands. Unknown soldiers total 1,643 across European cemeteries.

Meuse-Argonne Oise-Aisne Fereen-Tardenois Chateau-Thierry Soissons St. Mihiel Thiacourt Nancy Verdun Metz Aigne-Marne Belleau Wood Somme St. Quentin and Cambrai Suresnes Aopes Mont Valerien Paris Flanbers Field Brussels Ypres Belgium Arlington Europe

U S Cemeteries Were Unharmed On Armistice Day

U S cemeteries overseas remain undisturbed as Armistice Day observes more than 30 000 fallen in World War I. Six of eight American military cemeteries are in occupied France and one in Belgium. Brookwood Cemetery near London holds 468 graves. all cemeteries and monuments are managed by the American Battle Monuments Commission with American superintendents and Paris oversight.

Jack Stinne Washington Sai France Belgium Little Brookwood London Garth Commission Paris

Mind Your Manners Tips for Football Game Etiquette

A fragment from a manners guide discusses social rules for women at football games, including smoking, standing during play, suitable clothing, leaving with an escort, and handling bets. It presents author answers and prompts readers to judge proper conduct.

What Would You Do Best Wardrobe Advice Card

A fragmented item references sports clothes and dressing warmly for a day, noting the responsibility on the girl to be comfortable. It reads like a quirky magazine prompt or advice snippet with partial phrases about preparation and warmth.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Daisy Dorothy Heard Pat Claibourne United Daughters of the Confereracy Don Smith Hope Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Cosmopolitan Club George Robison Royce Smith Clyde Coffee Kenneth L. Spore Brownie Mark Parkins Joe Black Little Bay View Club R. M. Briant Bay View Janette McDonald S. B. Henry Jones Katherine Hepburn Drayden Mary Hortonse McCarkle Brinitg Misa Breakwood U. A Braakwood Parent Teachers Association C. W. Yarpley Luke Allen C. L. Renfro Johnosen Pais Bernard O'Dwyer iPaizley Parent Teachers Association W. RB. Herndon Evan Wray O'Dwyer Pete Laseter Booth Tarkington Penny Moses Exlwin Stewart Mary Delia Carrigan Irving Urrey Bessie Green Haye Ira Yocum Nancy Sue Robins Carolyn Trimble Thomas Kinser Patsy Ron Campbell Martha White Mary Wilsom Paul O'Neal Jack Hendrix Jimmy Hendrix Wilson Jewell Rosslyn Hall James Martha Houston Conway J. Mr. Houston Olin Jones Henderson State S. Arid Ajartodayt Reon Chat Ly Don Ameche Betty Grable Carmen Miranda Charlotte Greenwood J. Carrol Naish Henry Stephenson Katharine Aldridge Leonid Kinskey Chris Pin Martin Harry Joe Brown Irving Cummings Darrell Ware Karl Tunberg Alan James Ralph Spencer Vicks VA Saenger James Stewart Rosalind Russel Burns the Deacon Bill Boyd U. S. Naval Pacific Los Angeles Great Lakes Ill Naval Training Station San Diego Harrison In Hollywood Paul Harrison NEA Service Chaplin Temid Eddie Bracken Roach Harold Lloyd Little Abe Ste Qverkert Hal Roach Funnyman Rough Hazel Wallace Steffey and Robert Jewell James E. Marigum Brookwood Aisne-Marne Bellenwood Remagne sous-Monifanecnn Krieg Wey U.S New War T. M Pat John P. Cox Drug CO Ladonna Toiletries Campolyptus Cox’'S Hinds P. & G. Soap Olafsen Atol Olafsen Loe U.S. P Grove Winnie Elva Virginia Beulais Sibyl’s Beauty Shop Balco i "Coe Das Co
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