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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
5
The Christmas recital by Mrs. R L Gosner’s piano pupils is set for December 6 at 4 p.m. in Garland School auditorium. Numerous clubs meet December 7 8 with plans for tours, meals, gift exchanges, and charitable drives, including UDC Christmas, Azalea Garden Club, and HD Council.
Girl Scout Troop 117 met on Tuesday November 28 at the home of Mrs Velda Seamans. New member Mary Marcum joined. Helen Woren Erskine led Christmas party plans and hostess Donna Connery served refreshments. The Magnolia Garden Club met to discuss landscaping and tree plantings with 16 members present.
Miss Tena Pilkinton joins visitors from Kentucky and Missouri touring Lindenwood College in St Charles. Mr and Mrs T H H King of West Frankfort and Mrs Mary Dacger along with Allie Huntley are seen with local hosts. Families from Russellville and Barksdale share Christmas decor and seasonal hospitality at Hope home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Dudney.
Dorothy Dix offers advice to Mami and D. about a jealous stepfather who controls the home. He punishes behavior of the children and may force a breakup unless security and harmony are restored. The column suggests separation or court if no change occurs, urging a calm discussion if possible.
AP reports Dr. Richard McArdle chief of the Forest Service arrives in Hot Springs for a two day inspection of the Ouachita National Forest. He will review the forest program and discuss multiple use with Forest Supervisor J.T. Koe and staff, as he tours activities. The passage also contains unrelated letters to Dear Helen about family court matters and teen love, unrelated to the forest visit.
Fragmentary text reports an instructor with Hendrix death mention and Benton native ties. It references Annie Mature Survey and various colleges including Tennessee and Florida State, plus a professor of homemaking and past president roles. The item is clearly damaged and partial.
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