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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1951

Page

5

Local society notes and club meetings schedule

Society notes list upcoming meetings for April 23 to 26 with details on hosts and venues. Girl Scout Troop 8 led by Miss Margaret Hogue meets at 7:15 p.m. at 1010 W Avenue. Cosmopolitan club hosts at Hope County club. piano recital at high school auditorium. Garden Club and PEO events. Woodman Circle social. Junior department and teachers to honor departing couple at church. Various civic groups and garden clubs outline programs, flower show plans, and a baby shower with attendees named.

Girl Scout Margaret Hogue John Yocum Ira Tomemaker W. Avenue Luriene White Daffodil Garden Club Thuraday Carl Jones J. W. Franks Lex Helms Jr Sesason First Methodist Church

Coming and Going: Local Visitors Attend Meetings and Visits

Mrs. O J Wade of Conway visits daughter Mrs. Jess Davis. Hal Bryan of Greenville and Miss Kathleen Walker host weekend guests. Dallas guests include Mr and Mrs Buddy Perkins of El Dorado. Attendees join Southwest Regional meeting of McKesson and Robbins in Memphis. Other notes cover church convention travel, social visits, and funeral attendees.

O. J. Wade of Conway Mrs Jess Davis Me. Davis Hal Bryan Greenville Texas East Texas State Teachers College Kathleen Walker Tom Wood W. C. Bosick Memphis W. P. Singletons Robert Singleton McKesson and Robbins, Inc Dallas Buddy Perkins el Dorado Z. L. Perkins Carl Coffee Betty Murphy State Teachers College B. L. Murphy Martha Waddle George Waddle

Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club Notes Apr 1 Meet

Mrs Clyde Huckabee hosted the Liberty Hill club where 12 members and 2 visitors gathered April 1. Mrs Irvin Betts led devotion and minutes. Demonstration on lining coats followed with games supervised by Mrs Ivan Williams. Refreshments served. next meeting set for May at Mrs Huron Lightont’s home.

Libery Hill Clyde Huckabee Liberty Hill Irvin Betts Betts Huckabee Ella Benest Luch Betts Clyde Messer Huron Light Columbus Lorraine Blackwood Columbus Home Demonstration Club AL. K. Boyce J. P. Webb Blackwood Paul Day Bovee Hns Rolleall T. M. McCorkle R. C. Stywart L. K. Boyce Sam Woolsey H. B. Patterson

Hospital Notes and Births in Hope and Nash ville

Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients in Hope and surrounding areas including Mrs Billy Meats Anita Belle Otr de W Strickland Robert Ayley Carlton Terry and Mrs Doris Peters with discharges. JOSEPHINE section notes admitted Mr J Brothers and Joe Breedlove with discharge of Arch Wyte plus a social notice announcing a tee shirt for Match on March 21 at $1.

Billy Meats Hope Anita Belle Otr Nashville Mes de W. Strickland Robert Ayley Carlton Terry Karl McPhail Pitteos Josephine Brothers Doris Peter Lakewood Joe Breedlove Arch Wyte W. R. Mosley

Dear Miss Dix on a troubled marriage and a vice of seduction

A letter from a husband of fifteen years asks how to handle a wife who loves a younger man and spends money on his amusements. Dorothy Dix advises plain acceptance of reality, warns that the affair harms the family, and suggests the husband should disengage rather than fuel a destructive cycle. The page also includes sample society notes, a club meeting report, and an editorial tone about personal conduct and public morals.

Miss Dix Dorothy Dix

Man Impersonating Truman Faces Tough Times Now

Irving Fisher, a longtime Truman lookalike, says MacArthur’s firing has crushed his income. He loses club dates and walk-on roles in Call Me Madam as audiences quit paying to see his Truman act. Fisher, a Republican, notes the irony as his livelihood hinges on a Democrat image.

Hal Boyle New York Douglas MacArthu Harry S. Truman Irving Fisher Fisher Truman MacArthur General MacArthur Ethel Merman Abramah Lincoln Illinois Broadway Mac Washington Harry Harry S Truman Eve Arinyr Weld Harry ‘Fruman

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