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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1937

Page

5

Christmas Lighted Homes Shape Small Town Yuletide Spirit

Article praises Christmas decorations across streets as a sign of peace and goodwill. It notes South Main Street residences such as J. BR Williams and Floyd Crant, Elm Street trees, Arch Moore and Carrigan homes, and highlights O A Graves and the Home Ec College. The piece captures local pride in festive lights and a collective holiday mood.

Sheperds Earry South Main Street J. BR. Williams Floyd Crant M. M. Smyth Fred White Roy Anderson Elm Street Arch Moore Carrigan Frank Ward George Green Clyde Hill Ross Gillespie O. A. Graves Washington Street Main Street Second Street Marie Nannie Parkins Greening Hairine

Mind Your Manners Quiz on Holiday Etiquette

A set of five etiquette questions guides proper behavior for teens and families during Christmas and social events. It asks if a girl may lend her car, invitees to dances, writing thank you notes, giving gifts to a Christmas guest, and gift choices with limited funds.

Christmas Spirit Shines In City Homes In Holiday Tour

A parade of glittering lights brightens many city residences including the Murph and Cart Bruner homes and the Dorsey McRae and McWilliams houses. The scene features star atop Fred Guck’s blue star and window boxes lit with care. Visitors urged to tour for holiday cheer as Scrooges will not linger in such a spirit. Social notes mention Miss Jeanette Witt hosting guests from Louisiana, Mrs. Elmer Smith and others in Little Rock, plus trips to Philadelphia and Athens. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary are asked to bring baskets for donation.

Carter Johnson Murph Jeanette Witt Elmer Smith Shreveport

What Would You Do Solution Choice B

A fragmented prompt scene discusses affordability and dating dynamics. It contrasts yes answers to questions about choices and gifts, implying a puzzle about a single gift for multiple people. The best solution centers on one gift that all can share.

Oldest Britain Woman Says Girls Are Too Refined

Mrs. Emma Coates, Britain's oldest woman, declares modern girls miss much fun because they are too refined. She notes she celebrated her tenth birthday and recalls enjoying youth. The European lobster rarely tops ten pounds, while American records show lobsters weighing up to 34 pounds.

Taunton England Emma Coates Britain America

Christmas Program Highlights At Saenger And Rialto

The Saenger offers The Merry-Go-Round of 1938 billed as the year’s final musical with ten stars of screen and radio. Ol Dr Quizzer returns for prize questions and a football special showcases the top 20 thrills of 1937. The Rialto features Claire Trevor and Donald Woods in a radio mystery drama Big City Girl.

Saenger Rialto Dr. Quizzer Ette Swanke Claire Trevor Donald Woods

If You Want It Warmer dust Raise the Mercury

Kewanee wis Joe Houdek inventor of the dual steering system for back seat drivers is convinced there is close connection between imagination and temperature. Adolph Lukes his partner read a shop thermometer he found it registered 62 and complained he was cold. He arrived in heavy underwear and woolen socks and kept door closed. When Joe opened the door the thermometer read 78 and Adolph smiled. Malachite a bright green mineral is one of the commonest ores of top per.

Kewanee Wis Joe Houdek Adolph Lukes Joe Adolph

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