15 Feb 1974
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1974
Page
1
A reader asks why her husband of three years turned devoted after an affair and illness. The columnist replies with a witty jab about motives and suggests a humorous note for the second letter about handling a friend’s religious conversion attempts.
Mrs E P Young Jr hosted 22 Chapter AE PEO members at her home on Tuesday afternoon February 12. Colorful Valentine decor and cherry pies set the scene as Mrs Franklin Horton discussed PEO constitutional changes and trends. Guests from Ashdown Magnolia DeQueen and Nashville were invited to the February 26 meeting.
The note suggests using soft lightweight bleached corduroy as a substitute for denim this year. It warns that V-fitting or tight underwear visible through well fitted slacks or dresses detracts from a sharp outfit.
A 1816 Jefferson letter to Mrs. Harrison Smith discusses how true religion is read in life, not words, framed beside a Dear Abby column about funeral costs and casket reuse myths. The note clarifies cremation practices and advises readers to seek straightforward answers to avoid scams.
The Arkansas Federation of Garden Clubs tour brings Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shiver Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nix Mrs. W. H. Gunter Sr Mrs. J. S. Gibson Mrs. Ned Purtle and Mrs. W. T. Smith back from Hawaii. The Presbytery meets in Texarkana Friday and Saturday with Rev. Ralph Madison Roy Zinger and McRae Andrews. Lloyd Smittle returns from Columbus Kansas after attending his mother Mrs. John Divine funeral. Davey Grimmett of Houston visits Aubrey Cox while the Grimmetts tour Rome and Florence, Italy for nine days.
Branch General Hospital reports admissions for Clarence Johnson Saratoga Addie Allen McNab Ineta Peeks Patmos Ivory Dodson Hope Memorial Hospital lists Mrs J D Raschke Deborah Bennett Lawrence McBay all of Hope Mrs Richard A Stiles Rosston Discharges include Mrs Otha Simmons Betty Woods both of Hope Earl Bingham Prescott Mrs Grady Williams Emmet Mrs Hazel Gilbert Washington and Charles Lafayette Fulton New arrival Mr and Mrs J D Raschke Hope announce a girl born February 14.
A lavish National Nations Association fashion show features Lucille Rivers's wedding gown artfully built from trims. She demonstrates embroidery techniques using flower appliques, beaded trims, bias tape, and hem lace to create an adjustable two-part gown with a net skirt and separate underslip. She offers sewing guidance and a home study course option for fit and pattern alteration.
Saturday February 16 features Card Night at Hope Country Club with dinner at 7 hosted by Roy Anderson and the Drakes. Donkey Basketball at Spring Hill Gym raises funds for athletic uniforms. Yerger Jr. High bake sale runs 10 to 2 in front of West Dept. Store and Anderson-Frazier. Sunday includes Hempstead County Singing Convention at 1 30 at Old Liberty Methodist Church. Young matrons of Lonoke Baptist present Musical Sunday at 2 30 with Martins Gospel Singers and Mass Choir. Monday February 18 First Baptist Church group hosts Baptist Women at 7 30. Tuesday Cosmopolitan Club meets at 7 30 with date change notice. Wednesday Southwest District Garden Clubs meet at First United Methodist Church Hope with registration at 9, luncheon at noon, program 1 30 featuring Buster Denton on Trees Today for Life Tomorrow. Public invited.
A DePaul University program and similar nontraditional schemes credit work experience and other life factors toward degrees. The column outlines six adults from diverse backgrounds who earned or pursued degrees without abandoning jobs or families, and invites readers to explore options through the College Entrance Examination Board and ETS, Princeton.
Gardenia Garden Club held a Tuesday call meeting on February 12 at Mrs. Charles Carey home to organize duties for the Southwest District Garden Club meet on February 20 at First United Methodist Church. Club members will provide door prizes and run the District Speech Contest. Future events include a February membership drive and a March 7 meeting hosted by Mrs. Wayne Bohannon and Mrs. Don Fuller, with terrarium making. The state convention will be held April 1-3 in Little Rock, with snacks and drinks served.
Eating habits are changing with more daily intake as snacks. Cereal with milk supplies carbohydrates, protein, vitamins and minerals. Cereal with milk also makes a good bedtime snack for nourishment.
Do not apply fresh manure around rhubarb. Use well weathered manure and keep it away from plant crowns. Apply in fall and work into the soil in spring to protect rhubarb health.
Race fans take note as Ladies Specialty Shop promotes high quality handbags by ALY HAND BAGS made in Hialeah Florida. Trust in premium craftsmanship and fashionable styles for every event.
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