Calendar of Events March 7 Hempstead County society notes
Society calendar lists meetings across Hempstead County on Tuesday March 7 including Hempstead Republican Women at 7:30 p.m. in Citizens National Bank Recreation Room Rebecca Class at 316 East 13th First Baptist Church Mother's group, Hope Music Parents Association in Cannon Hall Prescott District Registered Nurses at Hempstead County Memorial Hospital with a film. Lilac Garden Club meets March 8 at 2 p.m. Brookwood PTA March 8 at 3:15 p.m. Hope B and P W Club dinner March 9 at Diamond John Cain Chapter DAR March 8 luncheon Heritage House Presbyterian Youth Choir 3:30 p.m. Paisley PA 3:15 p.m. Health program by Mrs Jud Martindale Junior Senior High PTA Study Group March 9 10 a.m. Hope Ladies Golf Association at Hope Country Club noon March 9 Hempstead County Dairy Association 7:30 p.m. March 9 Farm Bureau office Little Rock dairy speakers plus dairy leaders. Country fame boree at Patmos School auditorium March 1 7:30 p.m. features Rainbow Melodies Odom Quartet Harold Thompson Ramblers Travis and his Westerners Beavers. Potluck and Cards night at Hope Country Club postponed to March 18 Shrimp dinner March 11 7 p.m. $1.50 all you can eat. Smoothies provide entertainment. Rose Garden Club March 3 program Birds by Dr. Herbert Rogers. Brookwood School faculty informal after-school at Sisson home March 6 Hendrix trip to see Sammy Strong and other visits. Southeast Asia assignment notes. Various visits by locals to Dallas Montecello and Brookwood area residents.
Engagement Announced Frankie Kay Oglese and Jeffery Jones
Mr and Mrs Everett E Oglese announce the engagement of their daughter Frankie Kay Oglese to Jeffery Earl Jones son of Mr and Mrs William M Jones of Hope. Frankie Kay a Acton High School Mena graduate and Henderson State Teachers College junior majoring in elementary education. Jeffery Jones a Henderson State senior business administration major and 1963 Hope High School graduate. Wedding set for March 25 at First Baptist Church Hope.
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Everett E. Ogleseby
Black Fork
Arkansas
Frankie Kay
Jeffery Earl Jones
William M. Jones
Hope
Miss Oglesby
Acton High School
Mena
Henderson State Teachers College
Colorful legs and glossy shoes for spring and summer
Leg attire gets bright with gold raspberry orange teal blue pistachio silver and bisque. Patent shoes in matching or contrasting colors complete the look. Eyebrow grooming suggests a light film of soapsuds brushed upward for a neat finish.
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New Spring
Town & Country
Allergies Your Personal Poisons in New York Hospitals
Doctors in three New York City hospitals study allergy triggers by three year charts linking asthma flare ups, air pollution, and pollen counts. They note September surges with cold weather and heating, cold exposure, smoke, drier air, and unknown air agents as suspects. Allergens include ragweed, tree and flower pollens, foods like shellfish and dairy, spices, cosmetics, detergents, and even plastics and water in pools. A French town’s castor oil seed protein caused asthma in 60 percent of inhabitants, illustrating allergic risk.
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New York City
Rabbit Hill TV program charms young viewers with live animals
New York AP reports NBCs Rabbit Hill presented by Burl Ives features Georgie the well behaved rabbit and a cast of animals in a gentle tale. Though color outdoor footage wobbled at times the program delighted children and tested the idea that sight plus sound creates a good television experience.
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New York
NBC
Burl Ives
Robert Lawson
Georgie
Rabbit Hill
Robert Drew
Emanuel Peluso
Best selling records in Cash Box this week
The list features top tracks by The Rolling Stones Love Is Here and Now You’re Gone The Supremes Penny Lane The Beatles Lock It To Me Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye Casinos Baby Need Your Lovin Rivers Kind of a Drag Buckinghams There’s Kind Of A Hush Herman’s Hermits Happy Together Tur Tles Epistle to Odipy Donovan lead and headline items from major artists across pop rock and psychedelic spectra with regional and national chart context.
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Cocacas
Veseo
Natione de Suey
Rolling Stones
Supremes
Penny Lane
Beatles
Mitch Ryder
The
Detroit Wheels
Casinos Baby
Rivers
Buckinghams
Herman's Hermits
Powder keeps feet cool for the sockless trend
Practical tip for swing era readers advises dusting baby powder on naked feet and inside shoes to absorb moisture. It promises feet stay cool and comfortable during long walks or roaming, highlighting ease and comfort for active wear.
Flower Talk column invites readers to enjoy blooms
The column invites readers to explore flowers and how to use them effectively. It suggests joining in on future pieces and invites calls at PA 7263 for flower needs. It preserves a friendly, local newspaper tone and query about engaging with the floral theme.
Best Sellers List May Include Deep Faction Titles
Publishers Weekly compiles a top fiction and nonfi ction list led by The Secret of Santa Vittoria and Capable of Honor. The Birds Fall Down The Captain The Mask of Apollo also appear, alongside Madame Sarah Everything but Money Paper Lion The Jury Returns Games People Play.
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Santa Vittoria
Crichton
Ury
West
Captain
de Hariag
Mask OF
Apollo
Renault
Madame Sarah
Skinner
Levenson
Paper Lion
Plimpton
Nizor
Berne
Helen Help Us Youth Column On teen questions
A reader asks about planning a wedding with a Maid of Honor from a different religion and whether a church ceremony can work with no attendants. The column advises avoiding walls between friends and not forcing religious conformity, suggesting the friend need not join the wedding party. The piece also includes multiple brief reader questions about careers, relationships, and growing up, in a blunt 1960s teen-advice voice.
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Denar Helen
Miss R
E.R
Helen Bottel Help Column Attracts Family Living Advice
This Hope Star column invites readers to share family life experiences and kid trouble stories for Helen Bottel to address. Writers can send musings to Helen Bottel care of Hope Star, copyright 1967, Inc.
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Helen
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
1967
Inc
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George Fish
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