12 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1951
Page
1
Community groups from the Hope Trio Club to AK of PKO announce meetings at Country Club and private homes. A Shakespearean flower show, PTA and Garden Club events, and a bridal shower for Miss Bennan plus society teas and socials fill the week.
A free book titled Rheumatism will be mailed to readers who write The Ball Clinic in Execeizjor Springs Missouri Department 4210. The page urges those with rheumatic and arthritic pain to request the instruction book explaining why drugs offer only temporary relief and how the Ball Clinic has aided sufferers for years. Write today to receive the book with no obligation.
From files of Star of Hope 25 Years Ago Today notice names J Mmenagor T A Turner at Hope plant Temple Cotton Office succeeding Whitthorn who will head glining interests. Hamilton Moses honored guest at Rotary Inter nations event. Dinner hosted at South Martin Street home. Brownie Troop 2 led by Mrs Ralph Lohman and Mrs Graydon Anthony met at Anthony home. First project painting taurin es underway with many attendees. Guests Judy Beth Davis and others.
A long list of weekend visits and social calls across Hope and nearby towns. Betty Benson returns from El Dorado and visits relatives. Warren Riley attends a Nashville auxiliary meeting. Mrs. Riley returns home. Several locals host or visit: Gary Anderson, Peggy Cook, Charles Hughes, the Hughes family, and the Huddlestons. Baby Carroll Thoms Carroll announced by Carroll Huddleston and family with grandparents noted.
Listings show numerous admissions and discharges including Julia Chester notes. Birth notices report eight daughter births on February 10 and multiple family announcements from Laymon Lamb Newton Rosebaum and B C Plumley with names Lula Pipkin and others.
The readable menu items list weekly meals for high school and grade school, including meats, vegetables, breads, and desserts. Entries mention weeks with dates and daily dishes such as meat loaf, mashed potatoes, pepper greens, chowder, cornbread, milk, and fruit desserts.
A long list enumerates Talbot Felids, Dorsey McRae, Je tr, and many others across committees such as Education Restauranta Jewelry General Merchandise Auto Drug Store Barbers Agricultural Committee Livestock Budget Armed Service Health and Publicity with numerous named members including Miss Beryl Henry Frank Miller Eddie Stewart and Charley Tarp ley, detailing roles and affiliations for a community chamber group.
Dorothy Dix discusses parental guidance in career choice, arguing parents should not force a child into a path, but should observe talents and let the child lead. She also weighs a husband’s loyalty and a wife’s sacrifice, urging respect for devoted spouses rather than divisive divorce, and ends with a light note on fashion and shorts for girls.
Cairo reports the engagement of Fa rouk, king of Egypt, to Narrimon Sadek, a 17 year old. A royal reception celebrated the engagement and marked the king’s birthday as crowds gathered at the Sade family villa in Heliopolis to offer good wishes.
The fragment cites numerous individuals including Jones El Wray Jewel Moore Moody Willis Mrs David Griffin Mrs George Robison Walter Vert halen Ir Hospital Committee Frank McLarty Albert Graves W. W. White Roy Anderson and C. A. Armitige as part of a hospital committee roster.
Kansan City hospitalization insurance offers $5 a day for up to 20 days per sickness and $20 per confinement, with extra benefits for accidents. Open to ages 60 to 85, policy in force after 30 days. costs a few cents daily. No money needed. mail a postcard to Old American Insurance Co Dept H 203B Kansas City. FRE examination, no obligation.
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