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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1973
Page
7
Dear Abby advice addresses a 25 year old wife unable to relate to her critical mother. The reader asks how to demand adult treatment without disrespect. The doctor suggests asserting adulthood to end the pattern while considering family loyalty and father’s feelings.
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club gathered at Rudy Fick's home on Monday May 21 with 62 tables of players. Winners in North-South were R L Broach and Mrs Rudy Fick first, Mike Kelly and Rudy Fick second, Hugh Campbell and Mike Keyton third of Texarkana. East-West winners were Mr and Mrs Freeman Cross of New Boston Texas first, Mrs Lex Helms Jr and Mrs Donald Williams second, Mrs Clarence Geist and Mrs J W McRoy third. DEAR SUSAN: Peter's mother is wrong. Her name is now Mrs Maiden Name Johnson and your mother is Mrs Paul Johnson. If you can't convince her and she refuses to attend your wedding tell her you'll miss her. DEAR ABBY: I have been married one year and learned my husband was married twice before with no divorce. Do I need an annulment or divorce if I leave him? I am expecting a baby soon. NAME WITHHELD. DEAR NAME: See a lawyer at once. For a personal reply write to ABBY Box No 6970 Los Angeles Calif 99n6e. For Abby's booklet How to Have Lovely Wedding send $1 to Abby Box 69700 Los Angeles Cal 20069.
Dear Polly offers home remedies for yellowed ironstone china using undiluted fennel or hot water with a laundry pre soak product. Readers note 24 hour soaks, glove use, and whitening results from heat and detergent. A reader asks about colored cement to repair a chipped table leg.
Dear Polly laments large OPEN signs in storefront windows when businesses are closed. She notes the extra parking search and juggling a baby and a toddler, describing the daily annoyances with a humorous, exasperated tone. Mrs. D. M. signs off.
Mrs Wilton Mullins will attend a state Extension Homemaker Crafts Workshop May 23 25 at Aldersgate Camp in Little Rock. She will learn tin can craft polydome creative stitchery and Christmas crafts. The Hempstead County Extension Homemaker Council sponsors her and county workshops will follow on her return.
Branch General Hospital reports admissions for Ronnie Massanelli Elizabeth Yarborough and Letha McClemens all of Hope and dismissals for Ernest Hodnett and Mavis Nelson of Hope. Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Fred Willis Mike Powell and Mrs Emma Agee.
Mrs Chism attends Melrose EHC meeting hosted by Mrs H L Waters. President Mrs Perry Henley leads. Devotion from Psalm 23 and Lord's Prayer observed. Lesson on using cleaning equipment and carelessness article discussed. Next June meeting planned with Mrs Virgie Robertson. New arrival: a girl born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Burns Patmos.
The Easterling family reunion took place at the Douglas Building on Sunday May 20 with 67 relatives and friends attending from Arkansas Texas and Louisiana. After dinner entertainment came from the Unity Music Makers and the event will become an annual affair.
The Golden Age Club held a May 19 trip from the Douglas Building aboard the city Parks bus to Reader to ride the last steam powered locomotive in the country. Participants included Mrs. Pink White Mrs. John Cowling Miss Velma Goss Mrs J W Graham and many others from Hope and surrounding areas. They stopped for lunch in Waterloo and returned by 4 p m with guests from Pittsburgh Washington and local families aboard.
A lively guide offers blender recipes for kids after school using instant breakfast milk and flavorings. Shakes include Tangy Strawberry and Peachy Coffee with yogurt and fruit nectars, plus Banana and Chocolate Peppermint options. Each serves promptly, promoting nutritious snacking and independent kitchen activity.
Ten EHC Clubs attended a Perry's Restaurant luncheon moderated by Mrs Lyle Allen EHC council president. Guest speaker Mrs Delena Gant from Nashville urged homemakers to influence families and emphasize a healthy home while stressing personal growth and faith. Local craftsman Billy Dan Jones shared art making from barn wood and rocks, displaying individualized birds and book ends.
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