Sunday afternoon tea honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Beyerley
A tea in the home of Mr and Mrs Homer C Beyerley at 822 East Avenue A honored their son Charles E Beyerley and his wife. Attendees included relatives and 173 guests between 2 and 5 pm as pink and white decor, candlelabras, and assorted sandwiches and cakes were served.
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Homer C. Beyerley
East Avenue A
Charles E. Beyerley
Frank King
Ben Heisel
Gibsonia
Penn
Dora Ann Purdy
Arkadelphia
Sharon Gunter
Ashdown
June Hendry
Baby Namesake Dilemma Highlights Boss’s Role
Dear Abby columns present mixed issues from a boss's name being given to a baby by a young employee to a child-separation cage for Sinbad the kitten and finally a mother seeking a rare night out. The letters explore motives behind naming, pet loyalty, and marital balance with Abby’s practical guidance.
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Abby
Elderly Safety Course Aids Street Protection
Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center social services department offers safety sessions for seniors. Courses held in senior clubs use hospital social workers EMTs and police and fire personnel as faculty with tips such as keeping purses close and upside down to deter thieves and spill contents.
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New Hyde Park
N.Y
Social Services Department
Long Island
Jewish Hillside Medical Center
Fire Department
Quotations on Judgment and Light in 28th President Note
The note cites Romans about not judging others and warns against hasty councils. It contrasts a cool judgment with urging to supply light rather than condemn. Mentions Woodrow Wilson as 28th president in a brief, dated reflective form.
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Woodrow Wilson
Recent Bride feted at coffee in her honor
A morning coffee honored Mrs. Sondra Beverley bride of Charles E. Beverley. The event in Mrs. Joe Hawkins's living room featured an open fire, coffee and a party plate. Thirty guests attended between ten and twelve. Hostesses were Mrs. Joe Hawkins Mrs. Ronnie Hawkins and Mrs. Royce Smith who presented a gift.
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Sondra Beverley
Charles E. Beverley
Joe Hawkins
Ronnie Hawkins
Royce Smith
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Notes MEMORIAL HOSPITAL lists Admitted: Eva Mc Donald of Lewisville Patty Lamb of Big Flat Mrs Herbert Reed of Emmet Mrs Jimmy Cornelius of Prescott LD Salle Juanita Davis Mrs Claude Self Mrs Thomas Connell Mrs Martha Orr all of Hope and Dismissed: Nancy Duffie Ervin Madlock Clifford Russell all of Hope Charles Evans Columbus Mrs Josephine Webb Ozan.
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Nancy Duffie
Ervin Madlock
Clifford Russell
All of Hope
William East Rosston
Charles Evans
Columbus
Josephine Webb
Ozan
Fluorescent Lighting Improves Kitchen and Home Illumination
Extension agent Dolores McBride explains fluorescent lighting delivers 3 to 4 times more light per watt than incandescent bulbs, with longer lamp life and cooler, diffused light. She covers soffit and under cabinet lighting, fixture sizing, care, and where to obtain detailed guidance from the Hempstead County Extension Office.
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Dolores McBride
Miss McBride
Hempstead County Extension Office
Calendar of events for February gatherings
Local organizations list activities from February 17 to 22. Luncheons, potlucks, church suppers, bingo, PTA meeting with guest speaker, bridge and pitch night, a Grace Baptist anniversary service with music, singing conventions, Bible class guest, and UMW and PEO meetings. Details include times, locations, and contact notes.
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Jerry Westmoreland
Prescott
First United Methodist Church
Dear Polly readers share household tips from fans
A collage of reader tips covers odor control with newspapers under rugs, using a child’s broom as a snow scraper, vacuum attachment dusting, updating address books, reviving leaky ballpoint pens, gifting flashlights to seniors, repurposing cut slack fabric into pockets, avocado seed planting tips, and banana peel polish for leather shoes.
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Polly
Margaret L
Arlene
Miss Southwest Arkansas Pageant Returns to Hope
The second annual Miss Southwest Arkansas pageant is set for Saturday March 19 at 8 pm in the Hope High School auditorium with an Hawaiian theme. Director Peggy Allen seeks single contestants ages 17 to 28 and sponsors. Mona Rowe will assist and she placed third runner up in the state pageant. Applications to Peggy Allen Rt 1 Bradley Ark 71826 or call 1 894 3425.
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Hope High School
Peggy Allen
Rt. 1
Bradley
Ark
Craft workshop at Ozark Folk Center March 18 20
More than 100 people expected at the Ozark Folk Center Mountain View Arkansas for a three day craft quality workshop sponsored by the Arkansas Home Economics Association. Classes run 5 00 p m March 18 to noon March 20 featuring basketry pottery rendering rya vegetable dying card weaving stitchery Macrame and silkscreening with lodging meals and a small registration fee. Reservations required and interest should be sent to Sharon Heidingsfelder P O Box 391 Little Rock before March 4 with name address and telephone number.
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Ozark Folk Center
Mountain View
Arkansas
Arkansas Home Economics Association
Sharon Heidingsfelder
AHFA
Evelyn Good
Arkadelphia
Mary Lu Kosmeder
Dennard
Kandi McKown
Fayetteville
Patsy Keller
Little Rock
Rya
Peggy Hoffman
Sherry Worthen
Sally Line
Berryville
Carol Snowden
P.O
Ark
Miss Kelly Huff Bridal Shower Sparks in Little Rock
Miss Kelly Rene Huff, bride elect of Carroll Hayden Schmitt, was honored with a bridal shower Saturday at her aunt Mrs. Milton Anderson’s home in Little Rock. Guests included Mrs. Tom Huff from Hope and Mrs. Billy G. Schmitt from Emmet among thirty four attendees.
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Kelly Rene Huff
Carroll Hayden Schmitt
Milton Anderson
Little Rock
Tom Huff
Hope
Billy G. Schmitt
Emmet
Tim McMullan
Jim McMullan
Dwayne Brown
Brenda Brown
Macaroon Cupcakes and Fried Oysters Recipes
Two kitchen recipes from James Beard's American Cookery appear. Macaroon cupcakes use coconut and almond flavors baked in cups with a lemon glaze, while fried oysters are coated in cracker crumbs and fried, served with lemon or tartar sauce.
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James Beard
Little Brown
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