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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1955

Page

2

Church Circles Plan Harvest Festival and Meetings

The First Church Circle 5 will meet Monday at 7 30 pm in the Atchley Oak area with co hosts Mesdames Cobb and Hartsfield. Hopewell Home Demonstration Club held a meeting October 6 with officers elected for the coming year and plans for the Harvest Festival on October 18.

Ec. S Atchley Oak Jim Cobb Hartsfield La‘Williams Tor Foster Ernest Turner

Crossett Pair Returns Home From New Orleans Flight

Graydon Anthony and Arles Nelms left New Orleans with E. E. Pritchett and were flown to Tampa. Mr and Mrs Pritchett traveled from New Orleans by plane to their home in Florida.

Graydon Anthony Brotarles Nelms Crossett New Orleans Ank E. E. Pritchett Mrs. Pritett Orleans Tampa

Victory Demonstrations Highlight Home Arts Class

Mrs Hallar McCorkle demonstrated streamline your figure while Mrs Roy Seewald showed how to make beads from paper during a Victory event. The sessions offered practical crafts and body care tips for participants.

Hallar McCorkle Roy Seewald

Home Demonstration Clubs Elect Officers at Two Meetings

The Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. George Hartsfield on October 4 with co hostess Mrs William Stephenson and elected officers for the coming year. A second meeting on October 6 elected new officers for the Green Laster club and planned the Harvest Festival.

Home Demonstration Club George Hartsfield William Stephenson William Schooley Cecil Smith Roy Seeward Coy Breeding

Doyle Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report

Doyle Mrs George Boozer hosted the Doyle Home Demonstration Club on October 4 with president Mrs Odean Westfall in charge. Devotion and prayer were given, poultry leader Mrs J L Westfall reported, health leader Mrs Mark Jackson demonstrated Streamline your figure, and Mrs Westfall received a pink and blue shower during recreation. Refreshments were by the hostess and co host Mrs J P Hutson. Next meeting set for November 1 at Mrs Mark Jackson a home.

Doyle George Boozer Doyle Home Demonstration Club Odean Westfall Boozer J. P. Hutson J. L. Westfall Mark Jackson

Hinton Club Demonstrates Bathroom Ballet Exercises

Mrs. T J Drake led the Hinton Home Demonstration Club in a “Bathroom Ballet” health exercise using a large bath tower. The October meeting opened with songs and prayer, reviewed the Name Quilt progress led by Stella Adams with 54 names, and set plans for the Harvest Festival on October 18. Officers elected: President Jimmie Griffin, Vice President Howard Buffington, Secretary-Treasurer E M McWilliams, and Reporter T R Gibson. Members and guests attended.

Hopewell Theo Long Claud Byrd Ernest Graham Lester Huckabee Mildred Harrison Graham Lorraine B. Wylie Wylie John Keck G. W. Wiggins W. A. Cobb Leslie Honeycutt O. B. Hodnett Anne Taylor Ned Purtle H. Vines Green Laster Home Demonstration Club Herbert Hartsfield James Gaines Sam England Fred Hunt Hinton T. J. Drake Hinton Home T. R. Gibson Mmes Jimmie Griffin Howard Buffington Ernie Hollis Oscar Rider Monroe Kent Tom Drake Nathan Rider Marion Hubbard Berlin Jones Bryan Camp Oliver Rider E. M. McWilliams Stella Adams Allison

Shover Springs 4-H October Meeting At Beck Home

The October meeting of the Shover Springs 4-H Club was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck with Raymond Aaron presiding. Gene Rogers gave the devotional and Raymond led the group in the Lord's Prayer. Peggy and others participated.

Shover Springs 4-H Club Charles Beck Raymond Aaron Gene Rogers Raymond Peggy

Magician Phil Huckabee to entertain Century Bible class

Magician Phil Huckabee and wife Hazel will perform a magic program for the Century Bible Class of the First Methodist Church of Hope next Wednesday evening October 19 at 7. Huckabee, a veteran prestidigitator, is known for school shows and has appeared before tens of thousands.

Phil Huckabee Century Bible First Methodist Church of Hope Hazel Huckabees Tennessee Kentucky North South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Huckabee Santa Claus Phil Institutional Brotherhood of Magicians Order of Prestidigitorial Entertainers

Dear Miss Dix column on jealous husband and miser fiancé

Dorothy Dix advises a woman facing extreme jealousy and financial control by her husband. She notes the husband’s possessiveness, isolation, and demands for money, and suggests counseling and possible separation if change fails. A second reader asks about an engaged man named Alan who withholds money. The advice labels him a chronic miser and warns of a bleak marriage.

Miss Dix Alan S. A Mac Dolly

Rogers Leads Song at November Meeting

Eleven members attended with two leaders and two new members present. The November 5 gathering is planned at Jack Ruggles home.

Mrs Cheney Hosts W M A Circle At Home

Mrs Lucy Cheney hosted Circle 2 of the First Baptist Church in Prescott on Monday afternoon with eight members and two visitors present. Mrs A R Underwood opened with a devotional and prayer, followed by a study on World Within A World. The meeting closed with prayer and refreshments served by the hostess, featuring Russian tea and cookies.

Lucy Cheney First Baptist Church A. R. Underwood Roy Stainton J. T. McRae Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church Frances Bailey R. E. Lindblad Lela Hays Julia Gann W. L. Gordon

37 Contract Club Meets at McSwain Home

Arrangements of red roses, dal hais and spider lilies decorated the home of Mrs. C. D. McSwain on Tuesday afternoon for a gathering of the 37 Contract Club. Mrs. T. M. Bemis won the high score award. A two course salad and dessert were served to bridge guests after the games. Attending were Mrs. H. H. McKenzie, Mrs. C. R. Gray, members Mrs. George Christopher, Mrs. Frank Gilbert, Mrs. O. G. Hirst, Mrs. Jack Harrell, Mrs. Mark Justiss, Mrs. D. L. McRae Jr., Mrs. Dan Pittman Jr., Mrs. S. B. Scott, Mrs. A. V. Regnier and tea guests Mrs. Frank Haltom Jr. and Mrs. Edward Bryson.

C. D. McSwain T. M. Bemis H. H. McKenzie C. R. Gray George Christopher Frank Gilbert O. G. Hirst Jack

Prescott Clubs Host Meeting and New Members Highlight

Prescott groups report at Lawson Hotel with 24 members including three new members Mrs. Milton Stokes Mrs. Earl Menser and Mrs. Opal Morris and two visitors. A cake sale is set for October 22 at Prescott Hardware Company and a guest night is planned for October 25 at the Lawson Hotel.

Prescott Business and Professional Womens Club Lawson Hotel J. W. Barham Milburn Tippitt Vernice Hubbard Mary Joe Hamilton Robbie Wilson Prescott Hardware Company Marie Chamberlain Milton Stokes Earl Menser Opal Morris Sue Martin B & PW Prescott Hope Thelma Kizer Myra Hamby

Gordon hosts birthday dinner for Mrs Coy Dewoody

Mr and Mrs Thomas Dewoody entertained at their Gordon home Tuesday evening for Mrs Coy Dewoody of Prescott. Zennias adorned rooms and a head table included Mr Dewoody, Mr and Mrs Jim Garrett and several kin members.

Thomas Dewoody Gordon Coy Dewoody Prescott Dewoody Jim Garrett Laura Lee Garrett Brenda Sharon Dewoody Wesleyan Service Guild

Show Biz in Love With Itself Draws Fire

Hollywood observers say show business is too enamored with itself in NBC and Judy Garland TV specials. Critics urge performers to entertain directly instead of excessive reminiscence and self praise.

Hollywood NBC Palace Isles Dubuque Judy Garland Sneairs Sarah Bernhardt Queen Elizabeth Sammy Davis Jr Groucho Marx Jolson Astaire Davis

Harvard Libraries Hold Nearly Six Million Volumes

Harvard University libraries boast about six million volumes, the largest university stock in the United States. The vast collection spans sciences humanities and special archives, underscoring the institution’s scholarly resources and research capacity.

Harvard University United States

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