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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1944

Page

3

I Gained Ground as Lawyer in Boggio Case

Leo Kabateck once poor becomes Virgil Boggio's legal adviser. Ginger flirts with him while Boggio is away as Kabateck reflects on his failed past, his hunger for expression, and his plan to prove himself by becoming a lawyer. He and Ginger leave Harris Ferguson and Company and drive to Columbus Towers as the scene ends.

Leo Kabateck Virgil Boggio Boggio Ginger Kabateck Minsky’s Harris, Ferguson and Company Leo Virgil Columbus Towers

Roosevelt urges unity in wartime radio address from Hyde Park

In a brief radio speech from his Hyde Park studio, President Roosevelt urged voters to remain confident in his re election and to unite for victory in war and the creation of a world peace organization. He emphasized protecting jobs, aiding families, and the nation’s role in guiding world justice with a call for divine guidance.

Hyde Park Hudson Valley World Organization of Nations Roosevelt

Christmas gifts for hospital boys in Hot Springs sought

Notice invites gifts around $1 wrapped and delivered to Mrs. Leo Robins for shipment by December 1. Also announces church group meetings: Y W A First Baptist Educational Building Monday 6 30 and Weselyan Guild First Methodist Church Monday 7 30 with full attendance urged. St Marks Auxiliary Unit 1 meets Tuesday at 4 with hosts.

Army Navy Hot Springs Leo Robins Weselyan Guild First Methodist Church

John Cain Chapter D A R Meeting at Hotel Barlow

The John Cain Chapter D A R will meet at 12 30 Wednesday at Hotel Barlow with Mrs Wilbur D Jones Mrs H J Chesser and Miss Mamie Twitchell as associate host ess. The Brookwood P T A will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 with Reverend Glenn Hutton as guest speaker and a full attendance is urged.

John Cain Hotel Barlow Wilbur D. Jones H. J. Chesser Mamie Twitchell Brookwood P. T.A Glenn Hutton

Paisley PTA Executive and Regular Meetings Scheduled

The Paisley PTA executive board will meet at 2 30 at the school on Wednesday afternoon, followed by the regular PTA meeting at 3. Mrs Jim Mckenzie presents Sound Health on the Four Fronts. All mothers urged to attend.

Paisley P.T.A P.T.A Jim MckKenzie

PTA Meeting Scheduled at Junior-Senior High

The Junior Senior High School P.T.A. will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 at the High School. The Executive Board will meet at 3 o'clock before the regular P.T.A. session.

P.T.A

Circle No 6 W S C S meeting at church

Circle No 6 of the W S C S met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs Chas Parker Mrs J R Gentry and Mrs McCorkle as hostesses. Leader Mrs J E Ward opened with a poem Thanksgiving Today. Mrs Parker gave the devotional and Mrs McDavitt spoke on Deaconess Work in the Methodist Churches. Mrs McDavitt was assisted by Mrs J R Gentry who told of Miss Mary E Whitehead and Mrs G W Womack who discussed Miss Mary Ora Durham. After a short business meeting the hostesses served a sandwich plate hot tea and cookies to 12 members.

W.S.C.S Chas. Parker J. R. Gentry McCorkle J. E. Ward Mary E. Whitehead G. W. Womack Mary Ora Durham

Circle No. 2 W.S.C.S. gathering at Mrs Helms home

Mrs. Lex Helms and Mrs. J. W. Strickland hosted Circle No. 2 W.S.C.S on Monday. Mrs. Gray don Anthony opened with A Thought for the Day and led a brief meeting. The program featured Deaconess devotional by Mrs. A. B. Patten, life and work of Miss Mary E Whitehead by Mrs. Bridgers, and life and work of Miss ion by Mrs. Smyth. Hostess Mary Ora Durham assisted. Seventeen members attended and an ice course followed.

W.S.C.S Lex Helms J. W. Strickland Circle No. 2 Graydon Anthony Gib Lewis A. B. Patten C. W. Bridgers Mary E. Whitehead Mark M. Smyth Mary Ora Durham

Circle Four Hosts YW A Members at First Baptist Church

The YW A of First Baptist met Monday night. Circle four of the Womens Missionary Society served dinner to 29 members and guest Mrs. McConnell. Five new members joined. Mary Roy Moses led the program Under Southern Skies with readings by Peggy Williams Beverly McConnell and Phyllis Williams. Mispah benediction closed the meeting.

W.M.S Y.W.A First Baptist Church Circle Four Womens Missionary Society of the Church McConnell Arnest Trout Zion Trout Wanda Stern Mary Sue Philips Laura Cooper Mary Louise Blackwood Ina Jean Montgomery Clyde Osborn W.A Mary Roy Moses McConell Matthews Peggy Williams Beverly McConnell Phyllis Williams

Birthday celebration honors Meadows grandson home from war

Mrs. Joe C. Porterfield hosts a birthday dinner for Mr. Meadows in Spring Hill Arkansas celebrating his 89th birthday and the homecoming of grandson S Sgt Olan W Reeves on leave from 16 months in the South Pacific with the 5th Air Forces. Guests include Meadows family and neighbors.

Joe C. Porterfield Spring Hill Ark Meadows Olan W. Reeves South Pacific 5Th Air Forces Oversea Lee Meadows Neils Kanstrup Neils Jr Houston Tex Ezra McDowell Daisy Ridghill Dwight Hope Hugh Garner Poney Reeves Olan Reeves Kathleen Patmos Imogene Burns

Soldier in England Writes of Wound and Recovery

Mrs. Orie Gilbert received a letter from her husband T/5 Set. Orie Gilbert, hospitalized in England, recounts a shrapnel wound on October 8 that cost him his left leg above the knee. He says he is OK otherwise and can sit up part of the day, noting the date of October 17.

Orie Gilbert England O.K

Local Family Reports Son Arrives Safely Overseas

Mr and Mrs Chas Bader learn from their son Lt Stephen Bader that he has arrived safely overseas. The message brings relief to the family after his deployment news.

Chas. Bader Stephen Bader

Funeral for Tom J. Matthews in Emmet at 10:30 Wednesday

Funeral services for 43 year old Tom J. Matthews, who died yesterday at his home in Emmet, will be held at 10:30 Wednesday morning at Emmet Methodist Church with Rev. Mr. Cagle officiating. Burial will follow at Snell Cemetery near Emmet.

Tom J. Matthews Emmet Emmet Methodist Church Mr. Cagle Snell Cemetery

Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission hires geologist

The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission gained $700 to hire a petroleum geologist geophysicist. Governor Adkins transferred the funding yesterday from his emergency fund.

Little Rock Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission Adkins

Granting of Liquor Permit for Hope Arkansas

Commissioner of Revenues of Arkansas issues permit No. 478 to Leo Robins to sell and dispense wines or spirits at retail at 108 E. 2nd Hope. Permit issued November 2, 1944 and expires June 30, 1945. LEO ROBINS, Permittee.

Commissioner of Revenues State of Arkansas Leo Robins Hope

Voters Turn Out In Large Numbers Across Nation

Record expectations marked election day with heavy early voting in Massachusetts and strong turnout nationwide. Campaigns from Dewey and Roosevelt urged a massive vote as Americans faced pivotal contests for president and Congress amid wartime.

Funeral Services for Mrs. Johnnie S. Carrigan at Ozan

Funeral services were held at Ozan for Mrs. Johnnie Smisson Carrigan 60 who died last Friday at her sister’s home in Ashdown. Survivors include sister Mrs. Willie Smisson Matthews of Ashdown and sister Mrs. E. M. Hyatt of Roswell New Mexico and brother Woody T. Smisson of California.

Ozan Johnnie Smisson Carrigan Willie Smisson Matthews Ashdown E. M. Hyatt Roswell N. M Woody T. Smisson California

Arkansas 4 H champions named for 1944

Little Rock November 6 announced by state club agent W J Jernigan. Billy Dow Huggins 16 of Franklin county and Janece Turpin 17 of Lee county are the state champion 4 H club boys and girls for 1944. Runners up are Joe Donald Botto of St Francis county and Mary Moore of Washington county.

Little Rock Arkansas Billy Dow Huggins Franklin County Janece Turpin Lee County W. J. Jernigan Joe Donald Botto St. Francis County Mary Moore Washington County

Texarkana Friday Football Game Change

The Hope Texarkana football game moved to Friday night at Texarkana instead of Thursday. Hope High athletic committee announced the change. The Bobcats beat Texarkana 21 to 8 in the first meeting on October 20.

Hope-Texarkana Texarkana Hope High School Athletic Committee Bobcats

Evening Shade Club Sends Cookies to Army Hospital Veterans

Evening Shade Home Demonstration club made and donated 24 dozen cookies to the Army and Navy hospital in Hot Springs. Mrs. Leo Robins, Hempstead county chairman, notes this is the third shipment from Hempstead county, alongside two prior cake deliveries.

Evening Shade Home Demonstration Club Army and Navy Hospital Hot Springs Leo Robins Hempstead County

Wounded Arkansans listed in War Department casualty tally

The War Department announced thirty three Arkansas soldiers wounded in action in Europe. Names include Pfc. Fred E. Alexander of El Dorado, Lt. Lexie W. Cook of Stephens, Capt. Adrian D. Parsley Jr. of Hot Springs, and S-Sgt. Robert L. Patrick of Fort Smith, among others with home towns and relatives listed.

Washington Arkansas War Department Fred E. Alexander Pearl A. Leach Rock Island Ave el Dorado James M. Baskin Bess Baskin Little Rock Lexie W. Cook Stephens Charles W. Cox Clyde E. Cox North West Ave Jack W. Downer Chaterine F. Downey Kingsland Pic Edward E. Downs Mary E. Downs Dudley E. Fish Jessie H. Fish Monticello William L. Friend Sarah E. Friend Cove Elmer E. Gambill Cora M. Gambill Jonesboro Tech Milton E. Hamilton Angie I. Craddick Humphrey Pic. Meads A. Harris, Jr Helen F. Berger North Little Rock Walter W. Hedrick Imbo Ethel McGhee Casa Olan H. Mitchell Herat L. Mitchell Fayetteville Steve Moser Mary J. Moser Prairie View Adrian D. Parsley, Jr Lillian I. Parsley Central Ave Hot Springs Robert L. Patrick Katina M. Patrick North 18Th St Fort Smith Dan V. Phillips Carolina Phillips Lamar Homer D. Pickett Glenn A. Pickett Portia Richard L. Pierce Eva L. Pierce Hamburg Stanley C. Plant Clarence J. Plant Nady Horace A. Plummer Maurice R. Plummer High St Howard J. Stracener Parlee L. Stracener England Cpl Cessel W. Stubbs Richard W. Stubbs Dierks Truman Tice Ledia Tice Blytheville Alva H. Trammell Bessie S. Trammell Foreman Charles E. Wilson Mamie M. Wilson Camden Oliver A. Yancer Glennie E. Yancer Ashdown James K. Young Ethel J. Young Harrison

Fifty Million Voters Cast Ballots Says Roosevelt

President Roosevelt urged the nation to vote in the election day after his fourth term campaign. He asked 50,000,000 Americans to go to the polls to prove democracy’s strength and earn world respect for American government.

Mrs. Bricker Ohio Executive Mansion Harry S. Truman Mr. Roosevelt Truman Independence Roosevelt Howard Flieger Hyde Park N. Y

Population estimate for United States 1944 end

At the end of February 1944 the estimated population of the United States was 137,700,000. The data marks the prior estimate for the end of 1945.

United Staes

Dewey Heads to New York Voters for Change

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey arrived in the Hudson Valley and planned to vote in New York City as he urged Americans to back a change in national leadership. In a radio address he attacked the idea of a fourth term and urged listeners to exercise their ballot in the Desperately needed turn of events. Dewey spoke from Albany and emphasized the need for change amid wartime pressures.

Wendell L. Willkie Army Navy Pennsylvania Congress Germany Japan Barkley Kentucky James Park Wagner Thomas J. Curran Dewey Senate House Jack Bell Albany N. Y Thomas E. Dewey Hudson River Valley New York City New York Roosevelt Fense Hyde Park

Lemming Migrations Across Lakes and Fjords

The Norwegian lemming makes non periodic migrations by swimming lakes and fjords, occasionally aided by warm water and baking soda.

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