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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1969

Page

3

Calendar of Society Events for December 1969

Regular and social meetings listed for December include The Golden Age at the Douglas Building 1:30 PM on Thursday December 4, Hempstead County Association for Retarded Children 7:30 PM at City Hall, Hope Country Club pot-luck and cards Saturday December 6 at 7 PM, Hope Iris Club Christmas luncheon December 9, and multiple church and 4-H activities. Also notes 4-H officers elected November 13 and a district bridge club tournament on December 1 with winners listed.

Golden Age Douglas Building Hempstead County Association For Retarded Children City Hall Hope Country Club Earl Lockett Emmet Wassell Hope Iris Club C. R. Moore Rocky Mound Road Joe Barentine Shover Springs 4-H Club Steven Skinner Harold Sparks Debra Dugger Paula Poindexter Terry McCorkle Peggy Reece Doreen Dugger Bill Spradling Robert Vandivere Dennis Arrington Shari Sparks Barbara Sparks United States Lanette Arrington Barbara Holliday Guernsey America Hope Duplicate Bridge Club the Diamond Olive Jackson Roy Wilson Charles Graham Ira Misenheimer Mike Kelly E. P. Young, Jr J. Whitman Taylor Stuart Piles Kelly E.P. Young Baber-Young-Williams Club of Texas Street M. Burns Ollie Martin N. J. Burns Burns W. J. Burns Bert Chamberlain Buelah Givens Esta Burrow Stella Yates Hattie Russell Ruth Sutton

Hope Junior Miss Awards Highlight National Pageant

Jackie Benington is America's Junior Miss 1969 and will display a Savings Bond as top prizes at state Junior Miss pageants nationwide. Top five state finalists win 1500 bonds, each entrant receives a Junior Miss medallion. a new state winner gets 500 bond plus luggage. Finalists share bonds 400 to 100 with overnight cases. 70,000 seniors compete annually. Arkansas pageant Dec 30 in Little Rock. Judy Croom will represent Southwest Arkansas.

Jackie Benington America Mobile Ala Benington Huntington Beach Calif Stanford University Palo Alto Arkansas Little Rock Judy Croom Ellen Croom Hope Southwest Arkansas

Reasons Why Fire Strikes at Christmas

Fire risks rise at Christmas due to a dried tree candles overloaded circuits fireplace sparks and combustible decorations and toys. The International Association of Fire Chiefs suggests minimizing hazards by using a fresh tree near Christmas and removing it by New Year with proper base cutting and daily water checks.

International Association of Fire Chiefs

Helen Help Us Youth Pleas and Parolees in Crisis

Readers share tough problems from ex-con rehabilitation to family living in 1969 column. A man explains three strikes against him in job hunts, yet truth-telling backfires, while others advise persistence and fairness. AVietnam veteran stepson woes prompt strike-style hints. Helen Bottel hosts Hope Star column, 1969.

Helen N.W Vietnam 2 Mile Lion Camille Goomm Helen Bottel Hope Star Inc

On the Road in Arkansas December Events

December events include the 39th Annual Christmas Pageant in Hot Springs the December Christmas Program in Camden and the Annual Christmas Parade in Osceola, highlighting local holiday activities across Arkansas locations.

Arkansas Hot Springs Camden Osceola

Indian hunger and TV contrasts mark Tuesday night broadcasts

AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry notes two programs highlighting hunger, poverty, and discrimination against Indians. National Educational Network aired an hour on the White House conference with stark footage of Navajo children, while NBC's First Tuesday profiled Sioux Thomas White Hawk, a life term murder case, showing divergent treatment of natives and a white defendant. Humperdinck previewed a TV special and Larry Hagman pursued matrimonial plots on I Dream of Jeannie and Three's a Crowd, raising questions about televised representation of Indians and stars.

Cynthia Lowry New York United States National Nets White House George S. McGovern Thomas White Hawk NBC Western College Larry Hagman Jeannie ABC

Don’t Leave Children Alone at Christmas

Warning from the American Insurance Association urges parents to never leave young children unattended even briefly during the holidays. Fire safety tips emphasize keeping matches away, teaching kids fire danger, and exiting quickly with neighbors alerted if a fire occurs. Also notes Aruba’s scarce window screens and persistent northeast trade winds.

American Insurance Association National Fire Protection Association

Doctor Answers On Contact Lenses And Diet Interactions

A newspaper column addresses whether lenses cover the pupil and safety notes for wearers, including risks for teens and options like bifocal lenses. It notes scleral and corneal lens types, cleaning, irritation, and the need to avoid triggering conditions. It also explains tyramine interactions with certain meds and cautions about cheese and similar foods.

Electric cars won’t cure all pollution, experts warn

Two experts at a forum caution that while electric cars may reduce tailpipe emissions, power generation from coal, oil and gas will still produce pollution. UCLA engineer Dr. Chauncey Starr says a major breakthrough is needed, not just incremental tech gains. Commissioner John A. Carver Jr. notes overall pollution may shift from engines to plants, including nuclear, with possible ecological concerns.

Chauncey Starr School of Engineers Ing and Applied, Sciences UCLA Am Atontié Industrial Forum John A. Carver Jr Federal Power Commission Carver

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Society Hempstead County Republican Women's Club Carter Russell Faith Ruth First Baptist Church Victory Extension Homemakers Club Terry Dugger Poindexters Baber-Young-Williams Club Dean Murphy Ruth Trent Bill Byrd Velma Goss Order of the Eastern Star Dick Broach Jonesboro Mrs. R. L. Broach Frank Ramsey J. D. Samuels, Jr Danville Harding Academy Memphis Vicky Mills John Mills J.P. Byers Wadley Hospital Texarkana Hope (Ark Chevrolet Tonite Celle Color Aparamount Picture Dan Rowan Dick Martin Comedy Plus Lana Dalai Lama Buddha Diarantsalamda First Assembly of God Church N. Main St Engelbert Humperdinck Aruba Venezuela Carbbean Alan Wayne G. Brandstadt M.D Dr. Brandstadt Page Maytag Arkiali Mayiag Third & S. Walnut Lehman
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