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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1938
Page
4
New York service writer outlines festive beauty gifts for the family. Highlights perfume trees with eleven flacons, cosmetic sets, bath items, and grooming tools for men and women including dressier brushes, compact cases, and nail sets.
McCaskill Miss Mary Ball and Irene Waxdllaw visited Hove Thursday. Harold Gorham of Longview Texas spent the weekend with his mother Mrs M O Gorham. Mr and Mrs Dave Martin and daughter Johnnie shopped in Hove Saturday. Mrs Graydon Anthony and Mrs Dora Wortham visited in Presscott Tuesday. Eva Kelley and Waldine Williams spent Saturday in Nashville. Miss Aline Wilson weekend visiting relatives in Gordon. Miss Evelyn Rhodes a Nashville visitor Saturday. Graydon Anthony.business trip to Pine Bluff Wednesday. Mrs L J Choate and daughter Betty Sue visiting relatives here returned to Nachitoches La Saturday. Alvis Stokes of Delight spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Hf.
In affairs of state in Washington, custom grants precedence to foreign ambassadors over American officials except for the president and vice president, shaping etiquette at official moments and audiences.
Arthur rose from lawyer in the Lemmon case to New York quartermaster general and collector, then vice president under Garfield. After Garfield’s shooting, he became president, promoting tariff reform and navy growth, depicted on a 1938 U S regular stamp.
Hempstead county home demonstration club women use local materials to create decorative Christmas boxes and gifts. Miss Sybil Bates, extension specialist, promotes candles from pine cones, pine needle baskets for nuts and fruit, polished apples in cedar, and two gallon melon shaped baskets for apples. Arkansas fruit cakes travel as gifts. decorathons celebrate the season as rural families plan for holidays.
Miss Sue Marshall of the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture offers farm based Christmas decorating tips. Use fruits and vegetables in a table arrangement with a bold bow, transplant a small holly or vine tree in a pot, and water it to last a month or more. Decorate with electric lights if available, or silvered treats and bright clips. Add popcorn, red cherries, crepe panel ribbons, and holly or pine window decorations. Remove some regular accessories to avoid clutter. use winter bouquets and properly prepared curtains and floors to achieve a festive look.
Dr. F R Maulsteretary of the American Association for the Advancement of Science says the idea of reaching another planet is impossible. He cautions against overoptimism in space plans and stresses current limits of propulsion and distance.
Robert Benchley is a man of many talents. His sham films are in demand, boosting yearly output from four to twelve shorts. He works as actor, commentator, radio personality and drama critic. He has two sons in college, is married to Gee Trude Darling since June 6, and is honorary fire chief of Waster, Massachusetts.
Detroit newsboys turn in bundles of papers at old corners to raise money for charity. The Old Newsboys Goodfellows Fund targets 150000 dollars this year to clothe shoes and feed 65000 children. The effort began 25 years ago by local former newsboys.
A playful scene from Greenfield, Illinois shows clerk Ralph Head fitting shoes while a customer insists only the clerk’s own feet are suitable. The exchange ends with the customer purchasing the clerk’s shoes, illustrating a local anecdote turned ironic nationwide talking point.
Canadian veterans who fought for loyalist Spain drift home to Vancouver facing more serious problems than World War returnees. Many are wounded and jobless. Canada provides only medical treatment and a $6 weekly pension.
Kling Dobbins a music teacher in Sacramento aims for his first solo flight after a first lesson on Thursday and a first solo flight Friday at the Sacramento airstrip, marking a milestone in his aviation endeavors.
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