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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1948
Page
5
Social and Personal column lists July activities at First Pentecostal, Rebekah Lodge, Dixie Playboys, and First Baptist churches. Receptions, bridal showers, choir practices, prayer meetings, and family visits are scheduled through July 29 with attendees to include officers, teachers, and community members.
A six member unit from the WOW Degree Team and supervising adult Noah Talbys will depart Friday for a training camp near Hot Springs. The group plans a Sunday chapel visit and will return Sunday afternoon after the encampment focusing on pine and core activities.
The estate of Pershing Lett valued at 274000 includes 240000 in stock and bonds 30600 cash and household effects and a 2000 jewelry value with a Cadillac. Executors filed the will and the WWI era commander left the rest to relatives and an listed heirs. Birth announcements note a daughter born July 1 to Gerald and wife in Wisconsin Arkansas relatives to visit Mary Ann Rogers and neighbors were to receive a Friday visit.
A garbled OCR note from a Catholic college mentions Mempste rt at F Teachers College and references individuals like Julia Ghester and Josephine Admittant amid scattered names. It references hospital notes, a match, and several personal names with unclear roles.
Dorothy Dix discusses a middle aged couple frustrated by modern parenting norms as they care for eight grandchildren aged six to twelve. They long for rest and companionship, proposing solutions to share child duties without alienating their family responsibilities.
A man named Sterling faces charges after his diamond necklace vanishes during a burglary at his home while his wife is asleep. The next morning she is found murdered, and investigators link a note and a series of evasive alibis to the suspect as authorities press for answers.
Dr. Edwin R P Jordan outlines ragweed pollen distribution across the United States and favorable vacation areas free of ragweed. He notes relief varies by location and wind, lists cities with low pollen, and cites Canadian and Michigan sites as appealing. The column also answers readers questions about swelling in the leg and possible circulatory interference.
A reader asks which suitor to marry, one who provides food or one with a big New York estate, mink, coins and servants. Dorothy Dix advises that marriage should hinge on love, not wealth, and suggests reconsidering marriage if love is absent.
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