Community notices fill Hope Star social calendar
Society editor on vacation calls in social items for October 14 to 28. Band Boosters, Cosmopolitan Club, Jett B Graves class, American Legion, Hope Council Garden Clubs, Senior Citizens, Junior Auxiliary, Ladies luncheon, and many other groups announce meetings, desserts, potlucks, rummage sales, revivals, and events with dates October 24 through October 39. Also notes sweater guide and a brief social column.
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Hope Star
Help with Hidden Costs at the Grocery Store
A student narrator vents about supermarket pricing tricks and misleading packaging. He notes mismatched unit pricing and inflated per-package labels, causing cost confusion for vegetables and peanut butter. He plans to learn and compare prices with his roommate.
Hope Star front matter and misc publication details
The Hope Star issue lists publication and staff details, office addresses, phone numbers, and staff roles. It outlines subscriptions, rates, and associations, plus aging masthead notes and memoriams. It reflects 1972-era newspaper boilerplate for the Hope, Arkansas publication.
Shoppers urged to shop together and mind price marks
A jumble of letters and notes shows readers debating shopper fairness, market price per unit comments, and humor about disasters. Debates include braless youth comfort, comic writers, and horoscopes urging caution with money. The page mixes readers’ questions with astrological guidance and light social remarks.
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Sue Dear
NBC
ABC
Sue
Karl
Helen
Rap
Florida
Coopers
Sweet Home Extension Club elects leaders
The Sweet Home Extension Club met Friday at the club house with 15 members present. The meeting was called to order by the club president Mrs Lelia Jordan. Leaders for the year were selected in various posts including public information Mrs Doris Carman and health Mrs Eva Ward. A white elephant sale was nominated for the next meeting and a poem Too Busy was read by Mrs Myrtle Bright.
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Sweet Home Extension Club
Lelia Jordan
Eva Ward
Doris Carman
Sally, Woodson
International
Emma Yarberry
Emma Avery
Elva Reese
Gladys Phillips
Myrtle Bright
Lily Thompson
Eva Montgomery
Bertha Brown
Agnes White
Irene Stone
Thelma Warnken
All Around Town diabetics meet at McAll home
A Diabetics group will meet Monday October 30 at 1 00 p m at Mrs Robert Mc All persons seeking information on diabetes are invited Gail Alford Singleton who suffered a broken check in an automobile accident October 7 in Benton La is now out of intensive care Her address is The Hope Roundup Club will meet Thursday at 7 p m at the elect Two piece jumpsuits featuring palazzo pants and halter tops offer wardrobe versatility Mix and match tops and bottoms for elegant evening wear The pants can be exchanged for a long flowing skirt
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Cosmopolitan Club
Thomas Haya
Edgewood
George Newbern
Jim McKenzie
Robert McAll
Gail Alford Singleton
Benton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Tuesaday
Wade Gilbert
Joe Wilson
Elsie Schweiker
Herbert Bristow
Robert Parham
American Legion Post No. 427
Bobby Witherspoon
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
New Town House
Mote
Mesabera
Iria
Gardenia
Senior Citizens Club
Delores McBride
Chamber of Commerce
the Hope Country Club
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
Clyde Davis
Union Baptist Church
Bodcaw
Doyle Glass
Gary Goodwin
Bob Caudle
Donnie Dillard
Brookwood P.T.A
Olive Jackson
HL. Petty
Marianna
Lan
Pahl
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope
Ark
P.O
Rosse Ss
Star Publishing CO
Alex. H. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
George Smith, Jr
Judy Gray
Betty Bain
Mary C. Harris
Janice Miller
Ansecistes Press
Associated Press
Bullae
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Catenet
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard, Pike, Clark
Arkansas
Helen Bottel
Ernice Bede Osol
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Leo
Capricorn
VIRGO
Aquarius
Mary Jane Henley
Star
First National Bank
Bill Hairr
Bob Tye
John Sunderland
The
Hope Roundup Club
Elect
Geed Selection
Seheel Shoes
Que Lot Children
Elles
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