Community Society Notices From Hempstead County
Local groups announce events from February 9 to February 10 including potluck and card parties at Hope Country Club, meetings of TOPS Club Hempstead Hospital Auxiliary Perrytown Extension Homemakers and First Baptist Church circles plus PTA study groups Shriners and garden club gatherings Many events list hosts co hosts and meeting sites in Douglas Building Memorial Nursing Home Town and Country First United Methodist Church and the Rocky Mound Road area with Reverend Martin and Mrs Shields as leaders Hempstead County Democratic Women's Club will not meet in February.
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TOPS
Douglas Building
Hempstead County Hospital
Memorial Nursing Home
Perrytown Extension Home- Makers Club
Janie Collier
Josephine Rogers
Falth
First Baptist Church
Gerald Trussell
Mary Walker
Helen Young
Verna Ayers
Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First United Methodist Church
E.P. Young, Jr
Earl O'Neal
B,n. Edwards
Herman Smith
Carl Jones
Guild
PH. Webb
Beryl Henry Pta
J.R. Bennett
Pete Shields
Ruth
John Britt
Millwood Shrine Club
Beryl Heary
PTA
J3.r. Bennett
Rocky Mound Road
Hope Iris Garden Club
Century Bible
George W Martin
Malvern Methodist Church
Martin
Hempstead County
Democratic Women’s Club
Hempstead County Republican Women’s Club
Paul Kupsch
Lynn Harris
Hope
Private Label couture line by Ernst Strauss in California
California's Ernst Strauss launches Private Label, a couture collection including pantsuits dresses and feminine ensembles. Designer Charles Dickey, brought from Texas, calls the line my baby and expects it to become a major recent origin in the Republic. The project blends art and business with Paul Schnell directing designs for both divisions.
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New York
Inea
California
Ernst Strauss
Arid Flow
Perio
Paul Schnell
Charles Dickey
Texas
Dickey
Dallas
Missy Fine
Tine
Malcolm X School Faces Funding Troubles in Durham
Four months after opening, Malcolm X Liberation University in Durham struggles with finances and controversy. Howard Fuller says the unaccredited institute plans another year or two, while enrollment sits around 50 with varied student trades. The project faces a funding cut as Episcopal Church support falters amid a regional diocesan dispute.
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Associated Press
Durham
N.C
Malcolm X Liberation University
Butts
Howard Fuller
Fuller
University
Durhama
Africa
North Carolina
Getaz
Episcopal Church
Bo Fuller
National Church
Hativiss Churen
Dices
Lue
Dicessan
Coloring Own Curls Can Be Hair-owing Experience
New York report notes rising use of hair color among women seeking a youthful look. Mrs. Quinn from Flushing, a mother of eight, colors her fading hair to feel younger, persuading a traditional husband who preferred aging naturally.
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NEW York
NEA
Mrs. Quinn
Flushing, N.Y
Stitchin Time Fashion Tips For Slimmer Looking Knitwear
A fashion feature discusses yarn and knitting patterns to create a vertical slender silhouette. It highlights sweater styling, belt pairing, and the impact of hair coloring on appearance with consumer tips from color experts and anecdotes about women choosing home versus professional coloring.
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Ranger
Summer Travel and Job Tips for Students in 1966
A Hope Star reader column offers guidance for college students seeking summer travel and work. It highlights the National Student Travel Association in New York for discounts and overseas programs, notes up to 60,000 openings each summer, and stresses applying early, with a focus on specific jobs, neat letters of application, and persistence. It also advises about government and local jobs, obtaining necessary ESTA visas, creating strong introductions, and cautious self-presentation.
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Helenp
P.S
Unites States National Student Travel Association, Inc
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
United States
Commonwealth United
Peter Sejlers
Ningo Starr
Science Service
Brian Josephson
Wales
Cera
Tom Hageai
Huss
Dds
Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Southern
Ags'n
Arkansas Press Ass
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Students to End American Poverty Organize In Virginia Aid Drive
High school seniors and college freshmen form Students to End American Poverty with Office of Economic Opportunity backing. They ship ten tons of fan to a Virginia town. Colgate student Uakley Bernstein reports details and invites inquiries from 424 Madison Ave, New York.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Virginia
Colgate
Uakley Bernstein
Madison Ave
New York
Hope Star Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Hope Star press announces subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Hope Arkansas and surrounding counties. Rates vary by location with monthly and yearly options, including special college student bargains.
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Hope
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Cne
Arkansas
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NEA Women’s
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Malcolm X School
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P.O
Hydro City Station
Ashield
Maleodi & Chi
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Rene Swift
John H. Breck, Inc
Jim Snyder
Siydler
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Rhoda Feldian
Ttle Vision Produce
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Ge Aled Ero Ra Hi
Donat Parker
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