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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1954

Page

5

Secret Pal party planned by WSCS Circle 5

Society notes say WSCS Circle 5 of the First Methodist Church will meet Monday April 5 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Claude Tillery's home for a Secret Pal party Members should bring a contribution for their pal gifts If absent send the pal's name and a contribution via another attendee The Willing Workers Auxiliary of Unity Baptist Church set a seven o clock meeting Monday night April 5 Also First Presbyterian Choir to practice at 7 p m on Monday April 5

Wscs Circle 5 First Methodist Church Claude Tillery Willing Workers The Unity Baptist Church First Presbyterian Church Circle 5 Hope Band Cannon Hall VFW Alpha Delta Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society H. L. Haneging Lawrence Martin First Presbyterian’ Church Youth Fellowship L. T. Lawrence Gardenia Garden Club C. A. Williams J. Ross Moore Ozan Grey’s

Community group meetings listed for early April

Numerous local groups announce meetings from April 5 to 6. Hempstead County teachers association hosts at Garland Elementary April 6 with guest speaker Mrs. James Cross. W C 5 Circle 5 meets April 5 at Mrs. Claude Tillery home. Firemen’s Auxiliary gathers April 5 at 803 West Sixth Street. Intermediate G A of First Baptist meets April 6. Hope Gospel Tabernacle choir rehearse April 6 at 7 30. Hope Band Auxiliary meets April 5 at Cannon Hall. VFW Auxiliary set officer installation April 6.

Hempstead County Garland Elementary School James Cross

Local Club Activities Schedule April 6 7 8

Community groups plan meetings banquets and activities across town from Alpha Delta Kappa Gamma to Gardenia Garden Club with church programs youth gatherings and social events. Reservations urged for the April 6 banquet at White's Cafe and hut installation service.

First Baptist Cherub Choir Rehearsal Friday April 9

Friday April 9 rehearsal for the First Baptist Church Cherub Choir at four o'clock. Tickets for the CES banquet on Thursday April 15 may be purchased from Jack Porter Bedia Carliver and Velma Goss.

First Baptist Church Cherub Jack Porter Bedia Car Iver Velma Goss

Local Social Notes on Far-Flung Visits

Miss Tawanna Green returns to Little Rock after visiting her parents the Greens. Mrs. Earl ONeal and Mrs. Syd McMath come home from Conway where they saw sons Jerry and Sidney, Hendrix College students. Mrs. A E Slusser spends the week in Little Rock for four JU BD chapters meeting and a radio address.

Tawanna Green Little Rock Mrs. H. O. Green Earl O'Neal Syd McMath Conway Jerry and Sidney Hendrix College A. E. Slusser

Hospital Notes and Birth Announcement

Hospital notes list admissions including Mr Andy Anderson and Nelda Ellis along with Mrs John Harris and McNab and discharges for Donald Hollis Pat mos and Mrs Evelyn Dod son Hope. A birth is announced as baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Jack Hervey of Hope on March 31, 1954.

Andy Anderson Piedmont Nelda Ellis Hope John Harris McNab Donald Hollis Patmos Evelyn Dodson Hope Jack Hervey

Boyle Continues Offer on Lifetime Hairbrushes

An English firm markets fine hairbrushes at 650 dollars each lifetime guaranteed. The high price stems not from satinwood backing or 22 carat gold screws but from the bristles. The bristles are sourced from wild boars in the Siberian tundra.

Noted Oddities On Work, Wives And Modern Life

A playful survey of changing American habits traces aging boars, scarce bristles, and buying trends for wives gifts in a satirical tone. It cites household incomes, bread baking drops, and household modernization, noting women take longer to shop as incomes rise, and jokes about vacations and Navy submarines as alternatives.

Catskills Ave America Tremont House Boston Everett

Also Mentioned on This Page

A.M. and Waddie Cunningham West Sixth Street G. A First Baptist Church the Hope Gospel Tabernacle Asa Rene Donald Duck Gene Tierney Cornel Wilde Jeanne Crain Vincent Price Technicolor White’s Cafe Poplar Grove W. O. W. Circle W. O. W. Hall Janice Bailey Fair Park 4Rope Country Hatley John Vessey Little House Frank Yarbrough Jane Burroughs Ladies of the Hope Gospel Tabernacle Concord I ‘Methodist Chur’ch Bill Routon LaGrone Williams Ralph Routon del Rio Boyle Tate Bobbie Brooks Bobbie Brook BRL Snook Duits
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