Twelve Year Search Turns Up Her Mother
Barbara Faulkner of Norwich after a 12 year quest learns her natural mother and siblings live nearby in Connecticut. Adopted in New Haven, she discovers five other half siblings and, aided by her husband, locates a brother in Norwich. She urges honesty with adopted children to avoid future trouble.
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Norwich
Conn
Barbara Faulkner
Barbara
New Haven
Herbert Ives Sr
Sharon Lynn
California
Leroy Faulkner
Leroy
Ate
Algor
Abby
Mary Hammons graduates from Naval Yeomen school
Mary Frances Hammons daughter of Mr and Mrs Foy H Hammons Hope has graduated from the Naval Training school for Yeomen at Stillwater Oklahoma and has reported to Headquarters of the Eighth Naval District New Orleans for duty in Industrial Management She earned the petty officer rating of Yeoman third class S Sgt James Cobb and Mrs Cobb of Santa Fe New Mexico arrived to visit Sgt Cobb s parents in Prescott and Dallas and to see his grandmother Mrs E V Guggenheim in Dallas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Hammons
Foy H. Hammons
Hope
Naval Training School For
Stillwater
Oklo
Eighth Naval District
New Orleans
Miss Hammons
Hope Star
James Cobb
Cobb
Santa Fe
N. M
Sgt. Cobb
Paul Cobb
E. V. Guggenheim
Dallas
Prescott
Marion Mouser
Rose Mary Coop
Betty Robins
Texarkana
CBS
Katherine Ann O’dwyer
Polly's Marble Makeover Advice for Desktop
Dear Anne suggests a tough job as paint likely sinks into marble. Use a non oily paint remover, which may strip any finish and require re polishing. For stains rub with hydrogen peroxide and ammonia, rinse, then dry. cover with plastic overnight if stubborn. Consider a local monument company to polish the marble.
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Polly
Anne
Dear Polly Pet Peeves and Clever Apartment Hack
Dear Polly covers phone etiquette with a reader who hangs up abruptly and a tip for removing odors from hair brushes and sponges using enzyme presoak and baking soda solutions. Another reader shares a space saving idea in a small apartment, turning a rocking horse into a dual clothes horse for two little girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
H.W.M
Marie
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List
Memorial Hospital records show admissions for Winston Erwin Odessa Stewart Mrs William Finsterling Mrs Verde Powell Mrs Marvin Bennett Jesse Haley Mrs Lucille Dwight Mrs Joyce Bailey of Hope and Texarkana and dismissals for Mr and Mrs Tom Gathright Mrs Mary McJunkins Dexter Rogers Buckner Ed Turner Mrs Dora chi L L Rowland of Hope Grady Williams Emmet and Branch General Hospital admits Letha M Freeman and Mrs Dorothy Jansen both of Hope and Mrs Ruth Dillard Emmet.
Revival at Hope Church January 28 to February 2
The Hope Church of the Nazarene on Rolston Road hosts a nightly revival January 28 through February 2 at 7 30 led by Evangelist Rev Eugene Anderson of Blytheville Pastor Rev John Hoffman invites attendance Also January 30 wives night for Hope Optimist Club at Rodeway Inn Restaurant 7 pm and John Langston speaks on house moisture at Extension Office 1 30 3 pm or 7 8 30 pm Order of the Easter Star No 328 rehearsal 7 pm all members urged to attend Notice about wedding or engagement pictures requiring stamped envelope for return
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Hope Church of the Nazarene
Rolston Road
Eugene Anderson
Bilytheville
John Hoffman
Hope Optimist Club
Rodeway Inn
Cooperative Extension Service
John Langston
Hope
Order of the Easter Star
Star Office
Save money with baby beef for budget meals
The article explains that baby beef from calves aged 3 to 9 months is cheaper per pound than mature beef. It notes differences in flavor, marbling, and fat content, offering cooking tips such as braising or frying with liquids to maximize tenderness, while highlighting lower calories and cholesterol. It also advises choosing cuts and methods to save money while maintaining nutrition.
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Dolores McBride
County Extension
Home Economics
USDA
Funeral Attends in Hot Springs Highlight Local Notables
The Rev. Gerald W. Trussell, pastor of First Baptist, attended his nephew Albert Raymond Trussell's funeral in Hot Springs. Trussell was a retired U.S. Army major and lifelong Hot Springs resident. Also mentioned are Mrs. Melson Frazier visiting family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cole of Shreveport aiding in returning Mrs. Connie Ward home after a visit.
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Gerald W. Trussell
First Baptist Church
Hot Springs
Albert Raymond Trussell
United States Army
Melson Frazier
W.L. Tate
Tate
Jay Cole
Shreveport
Connie Ward
Damon and Pythias discussed by Dear Abby
Abigail Van Buren answers reader questions about Damon and Pythias being gay and explores private life of legendary pairs. The column includes letters about marital holiday debates and goofed invitations with Abby's advice and personal reply requests.
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Abby
Damon
Pythias
Fashion Tips Skimp for Short Newest Spring Look
A brisk guide to spring fashion highlights a skimpy trend featuring ultrasuede shirts paired with knit shorts and cashmere sweaters. It notes varied responses to aging and style, naming Barbara Walters as an example of advancing beauty, while warning against chasing youth with excessive hair and procedures. It also introduces two-way chemise styling with an on top skirt for a body conscious fit and suggests decals as DIY jewelry.
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West Coast
Mrs Sanders feted at pink and blue shower
Mrs. Sanders received a surprise pink and blue shower on Friday night at the home of Mrs. Raymond Gray with associate hostesses Mrs. Mike Roberts and Miss Ginger Hiscott. The honoree wore a corsage of yellow and white baby socks as guests opened gifts for the expected arrival. Green and yellow refreshments were served by Mrs. Phil Thurman and Pam Ward, with lime green table decor and crystal and silver appointments.
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Bill Sanders
Raymond Gray
Mike Roberts
Ginger Hiscott
Phil Thurman
Sanders
Pam Ward
Recipe of the Week Cake With Buttermilk Icing
A bake at home recipe describes a two 9 by 9 inch cake using flour sugar oil buttermilk jam and spices with pecans. It details mixing heating folding and baking instructions including a buttermilk icing step finished with pecan fold for frosting and serving.
Varish thinning and coffee table height debate
Readers ask about thinning varnish and proper coffee table height. Expert says thinning rarely needed, use full strength over existing finishes, sealer coat first if multiple layers. No standard coffee table height. top should be slightly below sofa seat, practical eye appeal matters. Also guidance on attaching 2x4s to a steel girder using bolts and drilling the flange.
Shedding Light on Indoor Garden Light Needs
Indoor gardening guide outlines how light affects plant growth. It explains that bright direct light comes from unobstructed south exposure, medium light from unobstructed north, and medium to low light from obstructed exposures in any direction, helping readers choose appropriate plants.
Plant lights aid low-light houseplants in short days
Allowances for poor light can be made through plant lights. An ordinary incandescent light can produce fairly good results, but artificial lights must stay on for 12 hours or more. In energy-short days it is wiser to use low-light plants that can live without plant lights.
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Yesteryear
By Polly Cramer
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Deon Aobby
Damon and
Abigail van. Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
University of Chicago
Vegas
Goofed
Ollie Dunlap
Ollie
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Barbara Walters
Kentucky
Andy Lang
Anderson- Frazier Insurance Agency, Inc
Hope, Arkansas
Janet Tara
Vincent Canby
Lawrence
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