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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1975
Page
8
A reader suggests a "Dear Abby Swap Shop" to trade mates among couples. Abby and originator reply that such swapping is not for Abby. Another letter advises honesty about past marriages, while a teen subset laments husbands' insults. Readers are directed to mail responses and Abby's new booklet.
Chapter AE P E O met at Mrs. George Frazier's home with co host Mrs. P L Perkins. Members shared antiques and their histories with items like land grants dolls wedding dresses quilts and cut glass many over 100 years old. Refreshments were orange cake and coffee. Twenty three members and one guest attended the gathering. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Kenneth Powell's home.
March marks Nutrition Month with nationwide and statewide efforts to raise awareness of adequate nutrition. Standard foods provide needed nutrients, while organic or special foods often cost more without added value. Learn serving sizes, preparation, and substitutions to save money and stay healthy.
Judy Love advises on a bulky belted wrap sweater with dropped shoulders, side pockets, and shawl collar in soft jonquil yellow. Includes crochet supplies, care notes, and order form. Readers share tailoring tip for taking in bulky knits. Also covers summer fashion items and pastel watches.
Mrs Annette Rogers listed contact 777 8841 as a reminder for multiple group gatherings. Whitfield Masonic Lodge 239 holds a regular stated meeting March 4 at 7 30 pm. Delta Kappa Gamma meets March 4 at 3 30 pm at Mrs Garland Medders home with guest Mrs Royce Weisenberger. The fourth session of Im OK You're OK taught by Pastor Ben Agena March 5 at 7 30 pm at St Marks Episcopal Church. U D Crs meet March 6 at Holiday Inn at 12 noon. Pauline Matthews presents Pat Cleburne. March 23 Smith Brothers Gospel Singers perform at Macedonia Church near Columbus at 2 30 pm. Public invited.
Lew Koch letters discuss infant day care dangers and calls for better parent education and care options. Readers from Urbana Birmingham and Arvada weigh in, praising and opposing day care, urging safety upgrades for school buses and highlighting ongoing district safety efforts amid many children to protect.
The term dry rot misleads since wood decays through fungi that require moisture over time. Fungi invade and destroy wood fibers in damp conditions, producing dry-looking but structurally weakened timber. the label may come from wood becoming dry only after fungi have finished.
Spotlight on a Hempstead Child Development Center describes a nonprofit program sponsored by Hope Jr. Auxiliary offering low cost day care preschool training and supervised play in Hempstead County. It operates 7 30 to 2 30 weekdays year round for up to 25 children ages three to six on Hopewell School Grounds. Contact Mrs Don King for information.
The Natural Look stays right for beach scenes and evening wear with waterproof mascara pale lipsticks and simple hairstyles. Easy to achieve across the beach cocktail hour and night looks using minimal products and understated tones.
Jessie Clarke Hightower of Little Rock visited. Warren Harris a student at Ouachita Baptist University was a visitor in Hope this weekend.
A new lightweight whipped moisturizer targets dry skin at any age from 20 onward. The creator argues dry skin is not just an aging issue and suggests women under 30 often lack help due to outdated beliefs. Also mentions wigs as a fun way to alter appearance and even personality.
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