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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1951
Page
5
The letter outlines options for a wife who finds her husband with another woman. It argues against making scenes or blaming the other woman, urges calm judgment, and notes that jealousy can harm children and the marriage. It also discusses balancing career and marriage, suggesting many careers clash with traditional domestic duties.
Local clubs and churches announce a busy week with game nights at the country club, Beta Sigma Phi meetings at City Hall, VFW Auxiliary gatherings, Girl Scout council session, World Day of Prayer service at the Episcopal Church, a Valentine banquet at First Baptist Church, and UDC chapter meeting. Garden club events include a Valentine supper and a bird program, with members urged to wear homemade corsages.
The WSCS circles of First Methodist church met Monday evening at 7 30 visiting Mrs Lamar Cox and Mrs Angus Dodson hosted. Devotional by Mrs Rennie McKee on The Colorful Promise in Heaven and talks on The American Indian by several members followed by refreshments for 13 members and two visitors.
Hope and Prescott travel to Prescott for girls, then junior and senior boys basketball against Nevada county teams. The Legionnaires lost 07 to 56 at Hooks, Texas, after leading 34 to 33 at halftime as Tomics pulled away late. Key scorers: Messerall 18, Byers 12, Turner 16 for Hope. Wilson 24, Easley 12, Sedgass 10 for Tomics.
Fayetteville mayor announces five of eleven striking city employees have returned to work while six will be replaced. The AFL members struck January 29 after demanding reinstatement of three union men fired in a seasonal reduction in force. Four of the returning five are garbage collectors.
Senate investigators plan new moves to back up charges that a White House aide and others dictated RFC loan decisions. Fulbright’s subcommittee will reopen inquiries into loans to George D. Sax for a Miami Beach hotel, a firm headed by C Edward Rowe, and a loan to Central Iron & Steel.
Toledo Ohio February government officials led by Price Chief Michael DiSalle pledged adequate meat supplies at legal prices. Two OPS orders will curb profiteering by cracking down on slaughter practices and forcing wholesalers and retailers to report transactions while moving meat through legitimate channels to prevent fly-by-night operations and phony firms. DiSalle warned both buyers and sellers in black markets will be targeted.
Little Rock February 6. Attorneys applying for licenses to practice in Arkansas must sign sworn statements about past or present affiliation with the Communist party. The requirement was upheld by the state supreme court yesterday. Details lingering in the article suggest further action or timing.
One of the Boston quadruplets, Keron Elizabeth Allen, died after a day-long cyanotic spell. The infant weighed one pound two ounces and died at 1145 p.m. Doctors cited gross prematurity as a factor. Parents, Helen and policeman Robert J. Allen, mourned as the remaining three babies were reported doing well.
The Star of Hope notes authorized toll adjustments to fund the Fulton Bridge, a long standing highway battle dating before the Civil War. It reports on local figures Mida Beryl Henry and W. W. Gardiner as project supporters and lists contemporaries visiting Hope, including Edith Collman and Texarkana guests, with brief notes on local travel and routines.
A widow in her seventies asks if a man in his thirties is wise to marry her. The adviser says such a match is unlikely for money but could address loneliness, noting the man would seek her wealth for any lasting relation.
Readable text notes a local race with times around six minutes and a cash amount of 21.94. Mentions Ena Gy Tadbo and Mrs Dix leading or finishing, with scattered names and a door location at Parleh Johuren. Overall content is fragmented and lacks coherent structure.
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