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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1936
Page
6
Christmas verse from Mrs. Marie McCorkle graces a society page as readers are wished joy and blessings. The column lists holiday travels, weddings, engagements, and social visits among Hope Ark residents and nearby towns with multiple named people and places.
A riddle asks why a woman claims shopping without purchases and a man says he fished without catching. The puzzle suggests social pretense or exaggeration, exploring perception and truth in ordinary actions.
Fred Davis receives the prestigious role as Cameraman to the Quins for the Dionne quintuplets. His dedication spans from delivering vital medical supplies to the babies and Dr. Dafoe, to securing incubators and arranging safe, quiet filming in the Dionne home. Davis has long paced the babies’ needs, earning exclusive rights and high regard from medical and press communities.
The Ozan St Paul Home Demonstration Club met December 4 with Mrs Wilbur Jones and thirty members. The Christmas decor, baking demonstration by Miss Bullington, handmade gifts, carols, a program and exchanged gifts highlighted the meeting. A partial paragraph mentions Fred Davis, veteran Canadian press photographer and royal photo coverage, tying to a Christmas theme.
The Mt. Pleasant Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs L Wright on December 9. A decorated Christmas tree, handmade gifts from each member, a gift exchange, and a baking demonstration of a large Arkansas fruit cake by Miss Melva Bullington followed a business meeting deciding next year’s meeting places and discussing new business.
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