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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1938

Page

5

Notes and Notices From a Town Column

Mas sid Henry bids to work wealthily yet shows kindness and loyalty as neighbors. Mrs Frank Lowthorp and family visit Clarksville and College of the Ozarks. Church society hosts a picnic at Pole Park with officer installations. Mrs Henry Hill and others travel, while Ora Mandy visits relatives. Arkansas Authors meeting in Little Rock draws guests. Pauline Knox visits Dallas friends.

Frank Lowthorp Jinmie Clarksville Ark College of the Ozarks Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church Pole Park V. A. Hammonils Poar C. 8. Lowthorp Hugh Smith Little Rock Arkansas Authors’ and Composers’ Society Albert Pike Hotel Charles Morrow Wilson Sayetteville Pauline Knox Dallas Texas Jim James

Breaks Definitely Favored by Progressive Young Voters

The piece notes that since 1992 the trend shows best new minds aligning with issues beyond party labels. Governor Phil praises the strong young turnout and calls it a sign of broad appeal. Vermont Young Republicans invited CH to speak at Ruth on June 4, signaling a potential new political movement independent of old party structures.

Tony Phil Vermont

Gillette Victory in Iowa Slows Up Radicals March

In Des Moines Iowa Democratic leaders urged Senator Guy Gillette to heal party rifts as Otha Wearin conceded a bitter primary. Gillette led with 54 797 votes after 99 percent of the precincts reported, beating Wearin by over 5 000. Dickenson won the Republican senatorial primary, gaining 108 921 votes as Thurston pledged support for the fall.

Des Moines Iowa Guy Gillette Otha D Wearin Gil Jelte Wearing Precin Gillette Werrin Harry L. Hopkins WPA James Roosevelt Jie L. J. Dickinson Lloyd Thurston Dickinson Thurston Joi Wealtn Wenarin

Oak Grove Social Roundup Ties Families Across Town

Worn days give way to visit lines as Oak Grove residents recount Sunday gatherings. Ernext Ross and daughter Marabel spent the day with other local families while Till of Atlanta Texas and Nova Lee Yurtle joined Louise Sollier for a Saturday night visit. Margie Ray Sanders and Geraldine Colier shared time with Ive Lee Colier, Velinie Goynes hosted by Hope, and Raymond Ross with Burl Ross and kin were together Sunday. Fusier of Keene Texas dropped by D M Collie’s on Tuesday as D M Collie’s circle included Jim Skinner and family from Green Laseter. Stewart of Pea Wee Valley Kentucky and her daughter Nelly visited the Skinner household on Sunday.

Ernext Ross Mar.abel O. C. Till Atlanta Texas Nova Lee Yurtle Margie Ray Sanders Louise Sollier Geraldine Ive Lee Colier Velinie Goynes Hope Raymond Ross Burl Ross Fusier Keene Ry Skinner D. M. Collie Jim Skinner Green Laseter Stewart Pea Wee Valley Nelly Cluittogunn Temi G. Skinner

National Progressives of America Launch Sparks Criticism

Prominent leaders are invited to help launch a movement at a sparsely finished Madison headquarters. The suite holds A. W. Zaratsky and Ralph W. Inmell, with World War veteran Adjutant General as executive and director. Zaratsky, former mail-order magnate, is the conspirator and General Fartey. Tom Duncan, financier and overtime secretary to Milwaukee Mayor Dan Hoan, is also involved.

Wapitel Madison National Progressives of America A. W. Zaratsky Ralph W. Inmell Lin. Mell Zaratsky Ina Fartey Jayment Tom Duncan Phug Ove-Tiime Dan Hoan Milwaukee Dany Robert Marion Lukullote

Coiffure Advice For Sports And Occasions By Alicia Hart

Coiffure and makeup should suit the occasion and activity. The piece recommends simple, convertible hairstyles for sports and summer, avoiding elaborate updos that hinder comfort or practicality, with a modern emphasis on ease of arrangement after using a bathing cap.

Alicia Hartner Serviee

Hair Styling Guide Advises Versatile Coiffures

The piece discusses styling options from merlium-short fronts to brushed evening looks and casual daytime variants. It emphasizes a foundation cut and seeking a skilled hairdresser to tailor smoothing for multiple hairstyles. Incidentally, it notes adaptability in arranging hair for different times of day.

Hair care tips and fashion notes from a bygone column

The item gives practical advice on hair thinning using regular scissors and warns against razors that split ends. It discourages mascara for sports and daylight, suggests evening makeup, and notes a dress designed to be worn forward or backward. It adds Pitcairn Island’s swing music and a cheeky mutiny reference, plus Scotland Yard exploring palmprints for identification.

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