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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1969
Page
11
In a period when dress centers on bold coordination, handkerchiefs reemerge as decorative accents. Linen squares, monograms, and signature scarves transform shirts and dresses, with new wear methods from headbands to neckties.
Fashion notes reveal Nature Blend by Helene Curtis offers wigs with true hair shading and hand blended colors. Twenty four shades from platinum to brunette provide natural tones, with custom shading and textured strands for a lifelike result.
Mrs Lois O Neal of First National Bank accepts completed BankAmericard applications from prospective cardholders. BankAmericard blanks may be secured from and returned to any friendly teller at First National The Drive in. Tellers Dean Black Robert Dennis and Joe Eason are pictured assisting customers.
BankAmericard Secretary Mrs Brenda Calhoun helps maintain a complete index of all current card holders. She also assists with merchant sales tickets deposits envelopes and other supplies at the BankAmericard Center.
A dense listing of 1960s era TV schedules and regional notices with a breaking AP item from San Francisco noting Deaconess Phyllis Edwards first woman ordained in the Episcopal Church. The text combines program times, show names, and local civic and religious milestones across multiple stations.
Fashion spread promotes spring femininity with Victorian touches. It notes petal-white ruffles, flounces, and laces, with easy care fabrics like Fortres Supima Avril and Dacron. Modern blends allow low ironing, aided by magic sizing, to maintain a fresh look. Delicate organdy and Swiss cotton garments highlight the season.
Variety notes spring fashion centers on sportswear and dress houses with romantic little girl Easter styles and a renaissance of Western and Indian influences. The A line remains dominant, and wide leg pants, suspender skirts, and dressy voiles appear amid bright and pastel colors, including loden green, celery, and taffy.
The ceremony united Miss Montemats Bly and David Bark, a conductor, marking Bark’s third marriage. The Sunday wedding occurred at Miss Shore’s residence, near Line of Demarcation, a boundary named by Pope Alexander VI to resolve Spanish and Portuguese claims in the New World.
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