Combined church events and club notices in Hope area
A society column notes a Spr ing Hill Methodist Church program on November 10 with guest speakers from Siloam Springs and a 5 p.m. chicken dinner. several church groups meet November 11. Activities include First Presbyterian and First Baptist gatherings, WSCS Circles, Youth Choir, DAR, and Gardenia Garden Club events with guest ministers, circles, and social items across Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Methodist
Siloam Springs
First Baptist Church
Henry Haynes
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Syde McMath
Guy Downing
W.R. Burks
J. W. Franks
H.J. Townsend
Lyle McMahen
Ernest Latchamn
Gardenia Garden Club
Dale Flowers
Earl Whitaker
Lonnie Crow
Wallace Martin
Birthday and community notes from Hope Arkansas
A collage of local happenings from Hope Arkansas including troop 356's birthday party, visits by families from Pine Bluff Little Rock and Springhill, a birthday dinner for Mrs C R Samuel, and a Senior Citizens Club meeting at the Texas Street center. Also mentions hospital visits and church attendance with neighbors and members attending events in nearby Independence Missouri and Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeAnn
Michael Samuel
C.R. Samuel
Roy Burke
Jeet Sikes and
Dana
Springhill
Senior Citizens Club
Texas Street
T. L. Smith
Garenslo
Lacount
Georgie Cearley
Georgie Cearley, Moved Away, She Was A Charter Member, Mrs. Graham
Dominics
H.B. Morelock
H.S. Jacobson
Independence
E.W. Graham
H. B. Morelock
Roland Pearson
Sheila Wheeler
Christian Church
Hot Springs
Kidnaping Suspect Sought in Lima Ohio Case
A man abducted the 11 year old daughter of a bank president in Lima Ohio and demanded a $50,000 ransom. Police and the FBI hunted the suspect, while the mother paid the ransom and found her daughter unharmed at home. The kidnapper wore green overalls a knitted cap a penciled mustache and sunglasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
FBI
William K. Davenport
A. D. MacDonell Jr
Metropolitan Bank of Lima
Amy
Help Us Dear Helen and Hair Today Hair Tomorrow
A collection of reader questions and answers covers a mix of personal ethics beards and unemployment. A woman asks how to atone for a $20 change mistaken by a shopkeeper years ago and whether to help two ghetto girls for Christmas. Other items explore beards as a fad and a man’s child support case amid ongoing parental conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Ann
M.S
Hair spray perfumed combination debuts on bookmobile
A fragrance blend blends hair spray with perfume, offered as one of the best welcomed combinations by famed French firms. The formula provides good control with no flaky residue, while delivering a lasting scent of luxury at a premium price.
Window Treatments for Fall Decor Trends
Joanne Schreiber highlights new drapery ideas for fall decor. A wooden rod with pineapple ends extends beyond window frames to enlarge apparent size. Lined Celanese acetate draperies in Paisley designs frame a bright yellow Tontine shade, with black trim bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celanese
Washburn Leads Charge On Place Stamp Here Practice
Hope Star crusading editor Alex H. Washburn wins round one in his campaign against self-addressed return envelopes with a clobbered Place Stamp Here corner. He cites Southwestern Bell, the IRS, and the state Revenue Department for poor meter readability, and cites a Revenue memo echoing his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Alex H. Washburn
The
Hope Star
Washburn
Star
Southwestern Bell
Internal Revenue Service
State Revenue Department
B. Bryan Larey
Mr.ashburn
the Revenue Department
How to Install and Finish Drapery Curtains and Pleater Tape
Detailed guide describes measuring for hem allowances and curtain rod height, cutting lining, and attaching weights. Instructions cover sewing hems, attaching lining to drapery, clipping and basting side seams, and ensuring stable alignment. It also explains pleater tape installation, hook placement, and creating drapery memory with pleats. It notes lamina shades as ready options from department stores.
Cleaning False Eyelashes With Gentle Shampoo
Learn a simple method to clean false eyelashes using warm water and a small amount of baby shampoo. Rinse in cold water, remove debris with fingers or a pin, then air dry on a clean towel in a warm spot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
T. J. Wilbanks
Texarkana
James H. Sewell
North Carolina
W.J. Burks
Hinton and
Sardis United Methodist
First Methodist Church
Hope
Elmer Brown
Wesleyan Service Guild No
P. H. Webt
James McLarty
Faith Sunday School
Polly Chambless
South Main Street
Ruth
Fellowship Hall
Florie Taylor
J.E. Little
Lucille Clark
A.E
PEO
E. P. O'Neal
Cireles
Cirele
Lynn Harris
Floyd Leverett
George Hughes
Hughes Homme
WE. Wallet
Haskell Jones
Circle No. 5
W. E. White
John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
James A. Williams
Tempie Keesey
Troop 356
Harold Hightower
Little Rock
Mrs
Jesse Brown
Holland Brown
Pine Bluff
E.F. Formby
Judette Lowe
John Hackler
Kennie Atkins Jr
Becky Faulkner
Stephinnie Camp
Mira Middlebrooks
Sandra Hackler
Donna Cobb
Paula
Man
Shipley Studio Photo
Hempstead Co
State of
Arkansas
Bill Etter
Mr. Pruden
Talbot Felld, Jr
Helen Bottel
U.S
Experiment Station
Emmet
Bluff City
Pleasant Hill Loop
Rocky Mound
Martin Grocery
Columbus
Boyce
Luck
Mckee
Washington Wildman
Tollett
Castleberry House
Joanne Schreiber
Life In
Dixie “Drive-In Theatre
Showtime
AVA
Mei Ona Lam
United States
Midwest
Poysey
Sasaq AG
Sapml
America
Lew
Eee
Orves
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