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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1962
Page
5
Church circles and auxiliary groups across First Baptist, First Methodist and Unity Baptist prepare Christmas parties and potlucks. Members invite guests, collect items for baskets, and present programs including recitals, exchanges, and a Missaiah presentation at the church.
Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Gilbert and others spent last weekend in Oklahoma City visiting relatives. Lexington Kentucky visitors plan Christmas with Garrett Story family. Santa Susanna California resident Ronald Burns to celebrate holidays with Burns family. Paisley Daffodil Garden Club met December 13 in the school auditorium with Nancy Martindale presiding. Members made Christmas corsages and sang carols. Sherry Dick inson led the pledge and singing. Baker Home Demonstration Club held its annual family Christmas party December 7 at the W O W Hall.
A Christmas season recap notes reports exchange and gift giving during a club gathering led by secretary Mrs. Nesbitt. Guests Mrs. Carlton and Mrs. Clark attended, with 11 members present. Texarkana Duplicate Bridge results list winners and placements, while Tuesday Club and Hopewell HD Club detail holiday decor, high scores, gift exchanges, and refreshments at member hosts.
The Lilac Garden Club held a December 13 luncheon at Mrs. B. W. Edwards home with about 30 attendees including Home Agent Mrs. Betty Duncan and two daughters. Mrs. Leland Warmack co-hosted a potluck meal amid candles and greenery as President Mrs. Guy Downing led the meeting.
The relay’s storage batteries power a daily 1 hour 40 minute test window. Designers expect peak efficiency in the first 30 days of orbit and useful data for one year. The system will relay TV, radio, teletype, telephone, and high speed data between Andover, Goonhilly Downs, and Pleumeurboudou France with an Italian station at Fancino to receive signals. Nutley New Jersey and Rio de Janeiro stations will exchange voice and teletype tests, with Rio routing to Italy. Saturdays will feature U S and European news exchanges via Bennet stories.
Planned Monday between the United States and South America aims to televise a Christmas program Wednesday through Relay. The program, carried by all three U.S. networks, will show guletide preparations in 11 nations spanning North America and Europe. Relay sits between Telstar and government space efforts, being NASA built under RCA contract, while Telstar was privately financed by AT&T.
Weather report shows Missouri fair today and tonight with east areas partly cloudy. Highs 45 to 50 in the southwest and 35 to 45 elsewhere. Lows tonight around 20 in the northeast and near 30 in the southwest. Louisiana partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and Saturday with highs 48 to 52, lows 35 to 38, highs Saturday around 58.
Dorothy Dix advises a reader trapped in a faltering marriage to outshine the rival and reignite passion. She suggests joining charm classes, planning surprises, and projecting confidence to win back the husband, while a separate letter asks how to handle sexual advances from a surgeon during recovery.
James M. Van Hoose Jr. will move from Camden Arkansas to division headquarters in Mobile as mill manager. H. Minge Reed Jr. will be promoted and moved from Mobile to Camden as mill manager. Virgil F. Crabtree Jr. will be promoted from Natchez Mississippi mill to a higher production role.
The National Wire Fab ric Corp. dedicates a new plant in Star City with Gov. Orval E. Faubus as principal speaker. It is the first Arkansas facility financed by an Area Redevelopment Administration loan.
The Mobile street cleaning department carried on with its duties washing down streets even as temperatures dropped to 19 degrees Tuesday night. The result was a slick sheet of ice on several streets in Mobile, near the Gulf of Mexico.
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