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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1968

Page

3

Combating Alcos holism program at Spring Hill church

A varied community notices list ongoing religious and social activities. A Combating Alcos holism program will be presented at Spring Hill Methodist Church on Sunday November 10 at 7 p.m. with guest speakers from Siloam Springs. Preceding service, a fried chicken and dressing dinner is served from 5 p.m. at 50 cents for children and 1 for adults. The public is invited. The text also records multiple church services, meetings, and club gatherings across Hope and nearby towns with dates around November 10 to 13, including sessions at First Presbyterian, First United Methodist, First Baptist, and other organizations. It mentions ministry changes, choir practices, and social events such as a Halloween party at the Methodist Kindergarten.

Spring Hill Methodist Siloam Springs W.R. Burks Hinton and Sardis United Methodist First Methodist Church Hope Elmer Brown First Baptist Church Henry Haynes WSCS First United Methodist Church Syde McMath Guy Downine J. W. Franks Kyl. Towne New York Dick Cavett Beverly Hillbillies Tommy Trent Dick Cavett Lotte Ranger Pergoriall Wee Andy Griffith Bob & His Buddies Glory Rick van Dykens Venable Quartet Trooper Tom and Jerry Melz Lionhearted Vic Ames Tom Tommarrow Marto Metz Paul Harvey Timala F Troop Bishop Sheen Juncemerica Dream House Icton Little Scruggs Bill Anderson Wilburn Brothers Gilligan’s Island Porter Wagoner Guiding Light General Hospital Church of Christ Dark Shadows Jackie Gleason Mike Douglas Lawrence Welk Avengers Ei Yeas Palace Mersls Northwestern Petticoat Junction Bozo‘s Big Toy Arkansas Foot Mannix Flinstones Perry Mason Hazel Marshal Dillon McHale’s Navy Walt Disney FBI Paul Harrick Ed Sullivan Alvarez Kelley Cener Brothers Prylls Diller Gene Williams Ews Texas A&m Foot Vera Godfrey Tommorrow Rowan and Bial Burnett Bozo Academy Thagtre i News Pau Johuoy Neus Arkansas A.M

Single Shot Vaccine Aims At Measles Mumps and Rubella

A research virologist develops a single shot vaccine inducing protective antibodies against measles mumps and rubella. In trials twenty eight thousand youths showed 100 percent response for measles and rubella and 93 percent for mumps. The report notes significant wear on young arms and highlights benefits for underdeveloped nations with few medical needles.

Engagement Announced for Connie Calhoon and Harry Smith Jr

Mr and Mrs George Alexander Calhoon announce the betrothal of their daughter Connie Priscilla to Harry Lord Smith Jr The couple plan a 630 PM November 29 wedding at First Baptist Church Hope AR Connie is to graduate in January from Henderson State College and is a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority Smith attended Ouachita Baptist University and belongs to the Rho Sigma fraternity. he is the son of Mrs Harry Lord Smith and the late Mr Smith.

George Alexander Calhoon Connie Priscilla Harry Lord Smith Jr First Baptist Church A.M. Calhoon Amd W.L. Clark All of Hope Miss Calhoon Henderson State

Hello Dolly Stage Parade Budgets and Crowds Recounted

Hollywood recalls the enormous film sequence for Hello Dolly including a New York street parade staged by Gene Kelly with 674 extras, costs around 2.5 million, four days of filming, and an 18 page planning booklet detailing participants, wardrobe, parking, and facilities.

Hollywood NEA Dolly Carol Channing Gene Kelly New York John DeCuir Twentieth Century-Fox Fox Department

Fur fashion shapes dominate 1968 collections in New York

The fur fashion feature highlights motion shaped silhouettes driven by fitted bodices and swinging coats. Varied waistlines and belting appear across ermine, sable, broadtail and beaver, with mink accents. Designs by Fredrica showcase natural brown broadtail trimmed with sable and a leopard coat with fox collar.

New York NEA

Creamed Cologne and Fashionable Hemlines Take Stage

Television logs describe fragrance advice favoring solid creams to retain scent longer. It notes pleated coats and empire belted sealskin with taffeta inserts, plus a range of hemlines from above the knee to maxi, including a cut away hemline ideal with pants.

Colorful Furs Showcase Bold Ink Green and Avocado Hues

A brief note highlights rich fur colors arriving in fashion. Descriptions include ink green, blue mole, avocado green beaver, hot yellow mink, and hot yellow hairseal, emphasizing bold color trends.

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First Presbyterian Church Lawrence T. J. Wilbanks Texarkana James H. Sewell North Carolina Wesleyan Service Guild No PB. OH Webb James McLarty First Presbysterian Church Lynn Harris Floyd Leverett George Hughes Haskell Jones Circle No. 5 W. E. White Faith Sunday School Polly Chambless South Main Street Ruth Fellowship Hall Floree Taylor J.E. Little Lucille Clark P.E.O E. P. O'Neal John Cain DAR Heritage House James A. Williams Tempie Keesey Lilac Garden Club Methodist Kindergarten the National Report U.S Sidney Poitier Pat Newman Cary Grant Tvrogram Lee Michaels Lee Chicago Memory Minder Rogen Aunt Mary Robert Mackeod Hert Mosheed ARK Star Connie Priscilla Calhoon Michael Hopkins Jerry Calhoon Steve Wylie Steven Dunne UCLA New York Cadets Cavalry Tony Pastor Whittier High School YWCA By Joanne Schreiber Veltessa Newspaper Enterprise Assn Helen Hennessy Fredrica Bregspaper Enterprise Asso
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