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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1973

Page

7

Friday Music Club Donates Album to Library

The Friday Music Club of Hope donates an album of American Women Composers to the Southwest Regional Library as American Music Month activities. The collection includes works by Miriam Gideon Julia Smith Louis Talma and Mabel Daniels. A display of books on American music accompanies the donation with a memorial volume The Infinite Variety of Music by Leonard Bernstein. A program honoring American composers closes the week on Friday Feb 23 at the club’s monthly meeting.

Hazel Prichard Muriel McLarty Southwest Regional Library Hope Sam Strong National Federation of Music Clubs Friday Music Club of Hope Southwest Miriam Gideon Julia Smith Louis Talma Mabel Daniels Leonard Berstein

Beauty Show Attendance in Dallas Noted

Coming, Mrs Norman Gilbey hosts dinner guests on Monday February 12. Attendees include Mrs Tilda Teveson Mrs Haskell Jones and daughter Taffy. Sibyl Parsons Jan Ingram Pam Flowers and Marcelete Chance attended the Annual All Texas Beauty Show sponsored by the Texas Hairstylists and Cosmetologists Assn at the Adolphus and Baker Hotels in Dallas on February 11.

Norman Gilbey Tilda Teveson Haskell Jones Daugther Taffy Sibyl Parsons Jan Ingram Pam Flowers Marcelete Chance The Texas Hairdressers and Ass’n Adolphus and Baker Hotels Dallas

Patriotism theme at DAR luncheon February history month

John Cain Chapter of the DAR held a luncheon at Town and Country Restaurant on February 14 to celebrate American History Month. Hostesses decorated tables in patriotic colors. eleven members attended with one guest, Mrs. Edwin Jackson of Columbus. A message from National President Mrs. Donald Spicer urged designating February as a specific observance.

John Cain The DAR Gaylord Solomon F.Y. Trimble C.B. Voss J.H. Waddle Edwin Jackson Columbus Donald Spicer National Society

Patriot of 1973 essay topic heads American history month

The passage notes various items: Ervin Comer in intensive care after lung surgery on Feb 15 at Wadley Hospital, Mrs. Bill Ray of Houston visiting relatives in Hope, and several remarks from a state conference and a Continental Congress schedule. The ceremonial opening was led by Mrs. Paul Klipsch and Mrs. C.B. Voss.

Ervin Comer Wadley Hospital Bill Ray Houston J. S. Payne Hope Paul Klipsch C.B. Voss H.W. Mobley America England Philadelphia Independence Hall

Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Pat Henry in Texarkana

On Saturday afternoon February 10 a baby shower honoring Mrs. Pat Henry of Texarkana was held at the home of Mrs. Archie Cook. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lucille Van Scoy and Miss Sandra Cook. Guests received cake nuts mints and punch while the honoree wore a corsage of white carnations trimmed in pink and blue.

Pat Henry Texarkana Archie Cook Lucille van Scoy Sandra Cook Hollis Dixon H.H. Higgason Park Drive Tilda Tevesen

Bathing debates spark letters from Abby readers

Readers defend and attack bathing norms in Abby's column. A Tex tale extols yearly baths while another caller mocks Abby as a dirty chauvinist. A responder jokes about a soap affair and others question motives behind promoting regular bathing.

Dear Abby and Bathing Etiquette Sparks Letters

A collection of readers discuss bathing habits and social perceptions in campus life. Topics include showering before swimming, professional respect linked to cleanliness, and a controversial note from a reader in Highland Park about shared work spaces. Also letters from Santa Barbara and a cautionary request about personal replies in Dear Abby.

Abby India Peggy Marie Judy Susan Sherald-Mail Hagerstown Santa Barbara Highland Park Ill

Community St. Valentine events and church activities

February 15 events include Hope Chapter 328 and Stamps Chapter 415 at Whitfield Masonic Lodge with a visit by Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Lynnette Collums and Worthy Grand Patron Arthur Leath. Also Elby Boosinger presents a Fellowship Supper and program on ministry. February 16 sees a Key Club Sweetheart Dance at the National Guard Armory. February 17 card night at Country Club. February 21 First Presbyterian family night supper with speakers Dr. and Mrs. Muzumdar. a Valentine Birthday Party for Mrs. Tilda Tevesen on February 14 at Mrs. Higgason’s home.

Hope Stamps Order of the Eastern Star Whitfield Masonic Lodge Lynnette Collums Arthur Leath Elby Boosinger Indianapolis Ind Department of Men's Work National Goard Armory

Health highlights on birth control devices and the IUD

The article surveys American and foreign use of devices to avert unwanted births, noting the IUD and the Dahon Shield as alternatives. It discusses side effects, costs, and accessibility, with Hopkins diversity reports citing five thousand women using the Shield and about 20 percent pregnancy prevention among users. It ends with general polish tips not related to the main topic.

Roceport Dohns Hopkins Tor Eseay

Winning at Bridge How to salvage six clubs from a tough hand

In a six club contract, West opens queen of hearts, East holds diamonds, and dummy faces loss. South must analyze four potential losers and seek an extra chance by discarding hearts and establishing diamonds. With ARCH in play, reviewing bidding helps West. The recommended line suggests bidding six clubs despite missing seven, as odds favor the defense and a draw next day.

West South Newspaper Enterprise Assn East

Astrological Forecast for February 17 1973

Aries through Pisces daily hints focus on patience, budget, and shared duties. Readers are warned about picky critics, need to check plans with others, and potential tension at home or with friends.

Leo Virgo

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