Friday Music Club Meets In Home Of Rocky Mound
The Friday Music Club holds a 3:45 p.m. meeting February 28 at Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins home on Rocky Mound Road with Mrs. James Mecarty in charge and Parade of American Music planned for the program.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1969
Page
3
The Friday Music Club holds a 3:45 p.m. meeting February 28 at Mrs. Hendrix Spraggins home on Rocky Mound Road with Mrs. James Mecarty in charge and Parade of American Music planned for the program.
The Southwest District Council of Garden Clubs met in Prescott on February 25 with Mrs. Batty Barnes reporting on 64 clubs. Hope Council volunteers earned praise for youth work. Hope tied for third in a speech contest won by Karen Bates of Hot Springsport, with finals in Hot Springs in April. Attendees included several Hope residents and guests.
Diane's Beauty Salon at 14 W. 2nd offers color body wave styling. Readiness for new clients, with a focus on transforming hair texture and tone using professional products. Appointment details and services emphasize personal grooming.
A reader letters column covers a haunted home experience with Ouija board chills and a floating picture, followed by humorous advice on avoiding occult fad and a note on safeguarding teens from store harassment with identification cards. Other pieces discuss daytime TV ratings, smoking cessation, jealousy, and hair styling tips.
A special meeting sponsored by the Agricultural Extension and Hampstead County Cattlemen’s Association will discuss meat handling, storage, and preparation. Sandra Brookover, Consumer Meat Specialist, will speak. Also noted is a plan for a low cost home fitting table for a paralyzed child approved by the Easter Seal Society.
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