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:t and 4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to d❑ thrs Will prevent this card
I tieing returned to you. The return receipt fee will provide you the name of the erson delivered to and -
the date of deliver , Far ad itional ees L e Q lowing services are ava a le. onsu t p.nstmaster for ees
and checTBox(esl for additipnat serviceisl requested, t
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from being returned l0 you. The IeLU[n re Cefee will rovide
Failure to do this will prevent this
u the name of th8 erson delivered to and
ansa t vostmas er or fees
the data of deliver .For ad 1Lsana ees the!.1 owing sarvrnes
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iSENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put your address in the ''RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
fro+tl heingaeturned to ym.1. The return receipt fee will rovida au the name of the erson delive ed Lo and'
the date of deliver .For addit.ipna ees the ❑ owing services are aval a 1e. onsu t oastmeStar or ees
an 'c ec ox;es} or additional service(s) requastdd,
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for Merchan�
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or agent and DAZE DELIVERED.
8. Addressdo%"Address (ONLY if
requested and fee paid)
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DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
SEN[)ER: Complete items 1 and 2 wizen additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and il.
Pta your address in the "RETURN To, Space on ti- a reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
I rom being returned to you. The return recei i fee will provide vou the name of the 2erson delivered to and
the date of deliver.. For additional fees the following services are available. Unsult postmaster tot fees
and c eok boxiest for additional service{s} requested.
1. ❑ Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
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7. Date of Delivery
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SENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side Failure to do this will prtwent this card
From being returned to you- The return racer t feeX''I ravide you the panne o! tfle erson delivered to.011d.
the dare of dellver . For ad it Ona fees the niknwm
services are avar able. C..onsu i postmaster Tot TOBS
and c eCk boxteSl tot ; additional services' requested.
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address. 2. ❑ Restrs_-ted Delivery
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7. Date of Delilbery 7
PS Form 381 1, -Apr. 1989 r U.S.G.P.O. 1989-238-815
iSENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additions( services are desired, and complete items
3 and d
Put jour addrass in the "RETURN TO" Space on the revPrse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
From being returned to YQu. This return: reCei t fee wilt rovide ou the rlarne of the ersart delivered to and
the da". A delivery. 'For addltronal fees the following services are avar ah e. ensu t postmaster or ees
and c�ieck hnxlesl for additional service(s) requested.
1. ! ; Show to whom delivered, date. and addressee's address. 2. C: Restricted Delivery
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5. Signature
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DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT PS Form
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SENDER.. Complete items 'I and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put you; address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Fallure to•do this will prevent this card
from befng returned to ynu. The, return recei t fee will provide you the ne of. the person delivered to and
the date of dellvar .'For ad. arona ees t e o lowing services are lav8107P. onsult postmaster or ees
and check ox(es or additional servicels) requested. <
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5. Signature - Addressee
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6. Signatur - ent
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7. Date of Delivery
PS Form 3811, Apr. 1989 +U.S.G.P.O. 1989-238-815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
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DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
I& SENDER: Complete items 7 and 2 when 5tlr�s , ices are desired, and complete items
3 and 4. i
Put your address in tna "RETURN TO" Space on't4 reverse side."Fallure to do this will prevent this card
from being returned to you. The return receipt fee will rovide . au the name of the erson delivered to and
the date of .delivery- Far ad itrona ees t e dhow ng services are .'vada e. Consult postmaster for fees l
and check hoxies) tot additional service(s) requested.
1_ Show to whom delivered. laie. and addressee's address 2. ❑ Restiricted Delivery
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6. Signature -Agent
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7. Date of Delivery a
PS Form 3811, Apr 1989 *U.S.G.P.0.1989.238-815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
SENDER: G omplete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3dnd4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Soace on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
frgm being returned to you, The return recei L fee twill roGlde ou t?so Warne of the Orson del{veted to and
the date of delivery. For ad tions fees the ❑ owing services are alai able. ansa I postrriaster�es
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or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
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6. Si na ure Agent
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X
Date of Delivery
Perm 38 11 , Apr. 1989 *U.S.G.P.O. 1989-238-81 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIF1
SENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put yew addres' in the "RETURN TO'" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
from being returned to you. The return receipt fee will provide you the name of the erson delivered to and
the date of deliver . For ad tionaE tees the o lowing services are ayalla e. onsult postmaster for Tees
and check boxtW tof additional servicefsl requested.
1. ❑ Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted delivery
(Extrgxq!arge) (Extra charge)
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6. Signature - Agent
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7. Date of Delivery
Type of Service:
3 and 4.
Put your arldnass in the -RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
fw. -, hung returned to you. The return recei t fee will r❑vide uu the rlame of the arson delivered to and
Ra istered
El Insured
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LWZlified
❑ COD
❑ Express Mail
❑ Return Recei
for Merchant
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or agent and DATE
DELIVERED.
8. Addressee's Address (ONLY if
requested and fee paid)
PS Form 3811, Apr. 1989 *U.S.G.P.O. 1989.238-815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
41 SENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put your arldnass in the -RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
fw. -, hung returned to you. The return recei t fee will r❑vide uu the rlame of the arson delivered to and
the date of deliver . For addiitiona ees the dowing services are available. ansa t postmaster orTess
and check boxEes of additio?)Apervicelsi requested.
1. G Show to whom deliv6rdk.date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Dblivery
(FtrM urge) (Extra charge)
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or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
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8. Addressee's Address VNI Y if
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7. Date of Delivery
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PS Form 3811, Apr- 1989 *U.S.G.P.O. 1989-238-815 DOMESTIC RE I URN ntt;etr I
iSENDER: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Put your address in the -'RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
from being returned tq you. The return recei t fee will orovide ❑u the [tame of the erson delivered to and
the date of delive . For additional ees t e ❑ Eowing services are availA6 e. onsu t postmaster or fee
and t acl{ box es or asfditinnal serviceisl requested.
1. '7 Show to whom delivered, date. and addressee's address. 2 IL, RestSlcted Delivery
(Extra churgrl
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Type of Service:
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7. `Date of Delivery
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40 SENDER. Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Por' your a,Mreg9 in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
from being returned to you. The return recei t fee will rnvide ou the name of the erson delivered to and
the date of deliver . For ad none ees t r: ollow ng services are oval a !e. onsuit postmaster tnr fees
and check boxI-esTTor additional servicetsi requested.
1. ❑ Show to whom delivere,clate, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
(Errrrr angel (Extra charge)
3. Article Addressed to,°
4- Article Nu ber
Type of Service:
❑Insured
❑
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Certified COD
❑Express Mail ❑ fort Merchandise
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or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
5- Signature — Addressee
8, Addressee's Address (ONLY if
requested and fee paid)
X
6. Signatur2rg�ll
X
7. Date of oelivery
PS Form 3811, Apr- 1989 *U.S.G.P.O.1989-238-815
UUMt, I Il. nt i Vnim nGl,Glr i
SENDER Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired. and complete items
-3 and 4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do Ihr� -.,. ill of Fr vent this carr}
from being returned to you. The return receipt fee will rnvide ou file name ofthe e1 son delivered to and
the date of debve For additional fees the following services
are
oval able.onsulr {30strrt3bter Tor T613S
anrl check boxles} for additional servrcetsl requesters.
1, Show to wham delivered.��, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
(Ertrr c nrgv..l (&11a Charge)
3- Article Addressed to: 4. Article Number
ype of Service:
• Registered ❑ Insured
-Certified ❑ COD
eur❑Express Mail ❑ fort Mercharelty
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or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
5. Si nature — A ressee 8. Addressee's Address (ONLY if
X n requested and fee paid)
6. Signature — Agent
X
7. Date of Delivery
PS Form 3811, Apr. 1989 *U.S.G.P.O.1989-238-815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
SENDER: Complete items i and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3%rA4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this writ prevent this card
from being returned to you, The return recei t fee will rnvide ou the name of the, erson delivered to and
the date of deliver . For add t ono ees tiro fo owing servlses are aver a le- Qnsult postmaster or ees
anrt c nak oxtesl or addltlonal service(s) requested. _
1. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. Restricted Delivery
tE'yru charge) {Ertra chargel
3. A, Vcir; Addie sed to: 4. Article Nu ber r
AlCType of Service:
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'j I "O Certified ! 1 COD
❑Express Mail
for Mie
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5. Signature — Addressee
X
6. Signature AcLen
X
Always obtain signature of addressee
or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
B. Addressee's Address (ONLY if
requested and fee paid)
7. Dat: ❑ Delivery
PS Form 3811, Apr. 1989 *U.S.G.P.O.1989.238.815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
goSEN[4 2R: Complete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and complete items
3 and 4.
Nut your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevHnt this card
Froin being returned to you. The return recei t fee will rnvide au the Warne of the erson delivered to and
the date of dellve . For ad rtrpna ees t e o lowing servrces.are aver ab a onsuh postmaster .er ees
and check boxles ar additional servicefsi requested -
1, G Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. 17 S Restricted Delivery
fE.trad%chargel tla
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Type of Service:
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or agent and DATE DELIVERED -
5. S' at ddressae B. Addressee's Address (ONLYi�
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X
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7. Date of Delivery
P5 Form 3811,_A;pr. 1989 *U.S.G.P.O.1989-239.815 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE 111 11 I
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
3 acrd 4.
Put your address In the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this card
;rom being returned to you. The return ecei t fee will Provide V.Ou. the narne of the arson delivered to and
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the date of detiver . For. ad hPona ees t e services are ava a le. ensu t postmaster or ees
an c ec s ox es or additional servicelsl requested.
1. ❑ Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Resaricted Delivery
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3. Article A ressed to:
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SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
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5. S•sgriatur Addresseb8.
Addressee's Address (ONLY if
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requested and fee paid)
• Complete Itomn 1, 2, 3, and 4 on the
6. Si6nature — Agent
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• Attach to front of article If space
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PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article "Return Receipt
USC, $300
Requested" adjacent to number.
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address, and ZIP Code in the space below.
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—0170—w-ing
the date of detiver . For. ad hPona ees t e services are ava a le. ensu t postmaster or ees
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HILLCREST: AN HISTORIC
NEIGHBORHOOD. A GREAT PLACE
TO LIVE AND VISIT!
Ff]he development of Little Rock's Hillcrest
neighborhood dates back to the late nineteenth
century. The first homes were built here around 1890 by a
group of businessmen from Michigan, who set out to
develop the city's first real suburb.
But growth in the neighborhood, which sits just
northwest of Little Rock's central business district, did not
truly begin until around 1903 when a streetcar line was
installed, linking the neighborhood with the bustling city.
The trolley line traveled via Markham Street to Stift's
Station, where it branched off to begin a zig-zagging
course up Kavanaugh {originally called Prospect Avenue).
It brought with it a period of growth and expansion that
made Hillcrest one of the city's most popular
neighborhoods.
The area attracted a fairly diverse population. Its early
residents ranged from families of modest means to affluent
professionals who had embraced the idea of establishing a
"country" residence just minutes from the city.
The street car line played an integral part of
neighborhood life until 1947, when post-war suburban
development began catering to the automobile. Some of
the steel electrical poles the trolley cars used are still in
place along Kavanaugh today with their hooks and cords
intact.
A few sections of today's Hillcrest neighborhood were
originally part of the city of Pulaski Heights, which
incorporated in 1905 but consolidated with Little Rock in
1916.
Unlike many older neighborhoods across the nation,
Hillcrest has never gone through a period of major decline.
The neighborhood has experienced changes, such as large
old homes giving way to apartment buildings, but it has
retained in large measure a pleasant charm and historic
character unequalled in any other neighborhood within the
city.
In addition to a unique array of stately turn of the
century homes and quaint cottages of 30s and 40s vintage,
another important aspect of neighborhood life is an
abundance of parks with unusual nature traits. Allsopp
Park literally twists through the neighborhood and is
comprised of two steep ravines and several high
THIS MAP IS A PROJECT OF
HILLCREST
RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 251121, Little Rock, AR 72225
promontories where visitors can enjoy scenic vistas
of downtown Littie Rock and the Arkansas River.
The ravines were deeded to the city by the original
developers of the neighborhood, who believed the
rough terrain was an impediment to any
development.
0 n frequently repeated piece of Hil€crest lore
concerns a steel suspension foot bridge across the
south ravine. The bridge was built in 1946 to
provide neighborhood residents a direct path to a
streetcar stop on Kavanaugh Boulevard. Although
use of the font bridge rvatirr€ Ir+ng ago, its enormous
concrete supports remain hidden inthe ravine,
surprising trail walkers who happen upon one of
them.
There are picnic areas, a ball field, tennis courts
and other recreational attractions within Allsopp
Park. However, most of it remains a natural
woodland enjoyed by hikers and those fortunate
Hilicre9t residents whose homes overlook the
ravines.
Picturesque Knoop Park also has become a
popular neighborhood attraction since its official
dedication by city officials in 1989. blamed after
Former Littie Rock Mayor Werner Knoop and his
wife Faith Yingling Knoop, the park is located on a
wooded hill overlooking the city. The park has
paved pathways, attractive rock -walled vistas, and
picnic areas.
The Hillcrest neighborhood today offers a quality
of life unmatched elsewhere in the city. There's an
abundance of unique and trendy small shops and
boutiques operated by friendly proprietors who
welcome and value your business. They are
predominantly located along meandering
Kavanaugh Boulevard, many in former residences
that have been imaginatively restored, or in
contemporary buildings that blend with their
adjoining neighborhood. Several businesses also can
be found just off West Markham Street, which
forms the neighborhood's southern boundary.
Also contributing to the neighborhood's vitality is
a wide array of churches, schools, professional
offices and services. Over 5,000 friendly neighbors
complement and complete the neighborhood's
attraction as a great place to live or visit.
Historical material from "Little Rock Driving
Tours'of Three Historic Neighborhoods;'
by Cheryl Griffith Nichols, 1990.
�fI TO HILLCREST!
COSMOPOLITAN VARIETY IN A
NEIGHBORHOOD SETTING
Shops from antique to avant garde
Restaurants of many nationalities from
fine cuisine to fast food
A diverse yet cohesive neighborhood
welcomes you!
THIS MAP IS A PROJECT OF
HILLCREST
RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
P.O. Box 251121, Little Rock, AR 72225
promontories where visitors can enjoy scenic vistas
of downtown Littie Rock and the Arkansas River.
The ravines were deeded to the city by the original
developers of the neighborhood, who believed the
rough terrain was an impediment to any
development.
0 n frequently repeated piece of Hil€crest lore
concerns a steel suspension foot bridge across the
south ravine. The bridge was built in 1946 to
provide neighborhood residents a direct path to a
streetcar stop on Kavanaugh Boulevard. Although
use of the font bridge rvatirr€ Ir+ng ago, its enormous
concrete supports remain hidden inthe ravine,
surprising trail walkers who happen upon one of
them.
There are picnic areas, a ball field, tennis courts
and other recreational attractions within Allsopp
Park. However, most of it remains a natural
woodland enjoyed by hikers and those fortunate
Hilicre9t residents whose homes overlook the
ravines.
Picturesque Knoop Park also has become a
popular neighborhood attraction since its official
dedication by city officials in 1989. blamed after
Former Littie Rock Mayor Werner Knoop and his
wife Faith Yingling Knoop, the park is located on a
wooded hill overlooking the city. The park has
paved pathways, attractive rock -walled vistas, and
picnic areas.
The Hillcrest neighborhood today offers a quality
of life unmatched elsewhere in the city. There's an
abundance of unique and trendy small shops and
boutiques operated by friendly proprietors who
welcome and value your business. They are
predominantly located along meandering
Kavanaugh Boulevard, many in former residences
that have been imaginatively restored, or in
contemporary buildings that blend with their
adjoining neighborhood. Several businesses also can
be found just off West Markham Street, which
forms the neighborhood's southern boundary.
Also contributing to the neighborhood's vitality is
a wide array of churches, schools, professional
offices and services. Over 5,000 friendly neighbors
complement and complete the neighborhood's
attraction as a great place to live or visit.
Historical material from "Little Rock Driving
Tours'of Three Historic Neighborhoods;'
by Cheryl Griffith Nichols, 1990.
TRAVEL AGENCIES
Travel Gallery
2612 Kavanaugh, 666 -TRIP (8747)
We specialize in service. Airline tickets,
hotel and car reservations, cruises, free
ticket delivery
POSTAL AND
MAILING SERVICES
Diversified Postal Services
2915 Kavanaugh, 666-6245
We package and ship your packages and
letters anywhere. Stamps, cards and gift
items available
INSURANCE
Allstate
3000 Kavanaugh, 664-4675
You're in good hands with Allstate.
Providing all insurance needs: home, auto,
renters, business and more
PHARMACIES
Rhea Drug Store
2801 Kavanaugh, 663-4131
Harvest Foods Full Service Pharmacy
Kavanaugh & Beechwood, 666-7997
EATING OUT
LaScala
2721 Kavanaugh, 664-4440
Great Italian food and wine. No matter
where you're from, its your favorite
neighborhood location
Andre's in Hillcrest
605 Beechwood, 666-9191
Superb restaurant and Swiss pastry shop
Oyster Bar
3003 Markham, 666-7100
Seafood and cold beer in a casual setting
McDonald's
5000 West Markham, 664-0351
You deserve a break today ... at America's
favorite hamburger restaurant
TCBY
The Country's Best Yogurt
2821 Kavanaugh, 663-6581
Frozen yogurt that's 98916 fat-free. For all
of the pleasure - none of the guilt
DRINKSIENTERTAINMENT
The After Thought
2721 Kavanaugh, 664-4440
For a night to remember, enjoy
sophisticated live entertainment. Located
adjoining LaScala restaurant
SHOPPING CENTERS
Kavanaugh Square
2701 Kavanaugh
Featuring the following stores: John Curtis
Realty, Computers for Rent, Omni South
Construction, Family Video, Trolley Line
Book Store, Summer Images Tanning
Salon
Hillcrest Square
3000 Kavanaugh
Featuring these businesses and
organizations.: Allstate Insurance,
Generation Products, Thomas Daniel Hair
Salon, Sure Foundation Fellowship
Church, Laura Redden, Lm t., Fox
Construction, Dixie Knight Photography,
Horizon Publications, Allen Unlimited,
Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Chapel
ANTIQIJES and
INTER1011 DECORATING
Hillcrest Interiors
2907 Kavanaugh, 664-3445
Marsha Byers, Owner
Interior planning and design with retail
shop of fine furnishings
James L. Couch Antiques
3610 Kavanaugh, 664-4793
18th and 19th Century English and French
Country furniture
Country Classics
2622 Kavanaugh, 661-0958
American coun try antiques and custom
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FLORISTS
Hillcrest Floral
3201 Kavanaugh, 663-2537
Friendly, personalized service. We deliver
flowers, plants, fruit baskets, balloons
That Little Flower Shoppe
2017 Kavanaugh, 664-5733
Flowers and plants for every occasion
Floral Ideas By Harvest Foods
Kavanaugh & Beechwood, 666-0103
Fresh flowers and arrangements, wire service
& delivery available
NURSERYILANDSCAPING
Hocott's Garden Center
3612 Kavanaugh, 663-8376
"Since 1939"
MEDICAL SERVICES
Dr. J.D. Wilson
705 No. Ash, 663-5413
General medicine, family practice
*Hillcrest Family Clinic
4601 Woodlawn, 664-0769
Jay D. Holland, M.D.
Fred G. Nagel, Jr., M.D.
Family and general medicine
Hillcrest Chiropractic Center
220 N. Van Buren, 664-6848
Dr. A. Guy Hickman; Dr. Jeffrey W. Majors
Accident and back pain
lk Konarski Chiropractic Clinic
422 No. Cedar, 664-1477
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