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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1966

Page

10

Christmas citizens born twins naturalized in Little Rock

The Colvin family of Pine Bluff welcomed 6 year old Ger man born twins who were naturalized as U S citizens in federal court at Little Rock. Mrs Colvin called it an awfully big Christmas present. The Colvins adopted John Scott and Stephane Anne while Colvin was stationed in Germany in 1962.

AL Schay Associated Press James A. Colvin Pine Bluff U.S Little Rock Colvin Colvins John Scott Stephane Anne Hanau Germany Herbert Edsward Virginia Arkansas Power & Tight Co

Hope Star church offers empty plate confession

In Hope Arkansas the Jonesboro church, after a praise report on giving, sent ushers forward to pass the collection. The plates appeared empty despite the upbeat report, prompting the minister to pause for a two step process: take the offering first then present it at the altar.

Jonesboro

A Christmas Memory dramatized by Capote on air

The AP report describes Truman Capote’s memory memoir adapted for television, recounting a boyhood Christmas in Alabama. A boy and a cousin help bake fruitcakes, mail them to distant figures, hide their joy from stern elders, and craft a pine-cone tree and homemade kites as gifts on a cold holiday night.

Truman Capote Capote Buddy Roosevelt Borneo California Friend Alabama

Friday 1964 Christmas Tale of a Young Woman's Loss

A fragmented review describes a sentimental screen memory of a woman slipping into confusion as a military school sendoff remakes her mind. Geraldine Page is praised as the childlike elder, while Donnie Melvin plays the diminutive figure, delivering a quietly moving performance.

Geraldine Page Donnie Melvin

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