Patmos PTA Meets Wednesday January 15 at 2 PM
Calendar notice for Patmos P T A meeting in the school library on Wednesday January 15 at 2 PM. All members are requested. Lilac Garden Club also listed in the brief.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
5
Calendar notice for Patmos P T A meeting in the school library on Wednesday January 15 at 2 PM. All members are requested. Lilac Garden Club also listed in the brief.
A January fashion appeal encourages a discerning woman to refresh her look with shiny hair, pure scents, simple frocks, seamless stockings, and polished shoes. It promotes peace of mind through shopping at Raley's Style Shoppe offering new spring fashions in Hope.
A long list of society meetings and notices from January include the SOCIETY gathering at Mrs. Lloyd Kinard’s home to discuss Flower Arrangement on January 15, the Jr. American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 meeting the same day, Daffodil Garden Club on January 16, Garland PTA Study Group on January 16, a piano recital by Mrs. Bess Evans on January 17, a Potluck and Cards at Hope Country Club on January 18, Paisley PTA meeting updates, WMS at First Baptist Church with missions and circle reports, Rose Garden Club at the Shiver home, Friday Bridge Club at Charles Harrell’s, a Delta Kappa Gamma Society dinner honoring Miss Julie McKennie, and Leslie Huddleston Post 12 members attending a conference in Hot Springs. The report also notes Victory 4-H Club activities and the arrival of a new baby to Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacFadyen.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sen Harrison A Williams warned at a Senate aging subcommittee hearing against new forms of phony cures targeting the elderly. State officials and private investigators testifying discuss the 1959 California cancer quackery law and federal help to curb fraudulent medical devices and sales. A separate item notes Becky Kay weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces, with listed grandparents.
A digest of local social notes records Miss Pansy Ellis of Colorado Springs attending her grandmother Mrs Sarah Ellis's funeral on January 3 then visiting her parents the Ellis couple before returning to Colorado to study at the Navigators School for Missionaries. Also notes on Paul Raley showing chinchillas and other community visits and travel of local residents for events and conferences.
Mr and Mrs David McKee announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia Ann to Thomas Riley Osborn son of Mr and Mrs Neil Osborn all of Hope Miss McKee is employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Mr Osborn is employed by John EK Hawking Associates the date February 23.
A reader shares conflict after dating a 17 year old briefly. she was jilted, questions if his love will return, and seeks guidance on staying in the office post breakup. Helen Worden Erskine counsels steady resolve, friendliness, and a waiting game, with a boss’s advice echoed.
Arkansas Council of Churches asked churches to lead a public health effort to curb smoking. Executive Secretary Sam J. Allen urged clerics to treat smoking as a religious moral issue and promote withdrawal support programs for smokers unable to quit on their own.
A reader laments being prevented from choosing a spouse by parents who value money purity and looks. Dorothy Dix advises independence and warns against parental domination, urging the writer to judge for themselves and seek true love and mutual trust. Helen Worden Erskine may offer help, contacting the newspaper with a self addressed envelope.
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