Community society notes from Hope area events
Golden Age Club hosts Nov 2 luncheon in Douglas Building with senior El Dorado guest Mike Schrader to sing. Gardenia Garden Club meets. Western Party at Hope Country Club Nov 4. Iris Club rummage sale. dog show in Hempstead County Nov 4 with entry categories and fees. Junior Auxiliary Christmas Bazaar Nov 14. update on turtle necks and pastel hosiery fashions.
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Golden Age Club
Douglas
el Dorado
Hope
Mike Schrader
Mike
Dolores McBride
G. W. Hooten
Duplicate Bridge winners named at Hope club meeting
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club met Monday October 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Rudy Fick with eight tables of players. North-South winners were Mrs R L Broach and Mrs Charles Munn first, Dr George Wright and Clay Lehman second, R L Broach and Mrs E P Young Jr third, Mike Kelly and Mrs J C Broyles. East-West winners were also noted. Mrs R L Broach will give instructions in Duplicate Bridge play before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Rudy Fick
Atlanta
Tez
Nancy Grogan
Hugh Campbell
R.L. Broach
Charles Munn
George Wright
Clay Lehman
E.P. Young, Jr
Southwest conference objectives in action theme at B & PW Club meeting
The Southwest Professional Women's Clubs met October 28 29 at Perry's Restaurant Perrytown with Hope Club as hostess. District Director Winifred Ward led the event which stressed ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment by the Arkansas Legislature and its promise of broad rights. State president Charleen Tipton addressed 96 attendees emphasizing happiness through love hope peace of mind kindness appreciation and patience. A panel on upward action in changing times featured Florence Holtsclaw Ellene Johnson Ther a Greer and Cieora Spain. Musical selections and devotions complemented the program and officers for the coming year were named: Charlene Wiggins Hope director Kathy Hutchinson Texarkana co director Winnie Miller Texarkana secretary and Trebie Shaw and Mabel Pittman on nominating committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry’s
Perrytown
Hope Club
Arkansas
E.R.A
Winifred Ward
Emmet
Charleen Tipton
Lorene May
Florence Holtsclaw
Ellene Johnson
Thera Greer
Prescott
Cieora Spain
Little Rock
Judy
Mary Jane Reyenga
Tim Gunter
Mildred McRae
Myrtice Patterson
Charlene Wiggins
Hope
Kathy Hutchinson
Texarkana
Trebie Shaw
Mabel Pittman
Winnie Miller
Helen Help Us Declares Dear Helen Advice Column
Dear Helen offers guidance on workplace romance and ethics at a radio station, advising a secretary to avoid a lecherous moderator who pressures for late shifts and pay. The column weaves in reader letters about marriage, memory quirks, and a fiber of humor as it notes a community notice about local Jaycette meetings and new officer installations.
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Helen
S.E.X
Old Sexy
Jack
WLNG
H. P.S
L.M. Boyd
Sents
SOG OR a Une Wednesday, November 1, 1972
A fragment from a local page notes an event dated Wednesday November 1 1972. It references SOG OR A UNE and may tie to a community item or column. Further readable details are lacking to determine scope or participants.
Aries to Pisces Daily Horoscope Snapshot
Aries faces definite responsibilities with no excuses. Taurus warns against overlooked details and costly errors. Gemini urges restraint before judging others. Cancer finds short trips frustrating. travel isn’t smooth. Leo may see a friend’s favor fail and a hit to finances. Virgo notes credible risks despite favorable finances and future obligations. Libra suggests private plans need caution to avoid pitfalls. Scorpio stresses handling duties properly to avoid petty frustration. Sagittarius flags weak contract clauses and the need for discussion. Capricorn cautions not to blame coworkers for uncompleted tasks. Aquarius warns against changing plans without consultation. Pisces calls for domestic compromises and retracting a statement to smooth relations.
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ARIES
Taurus
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Moving day for favorite plants indoors this fall
Arthur Landseadel of Ohio, a leading indoor planting expert, offers guidance on moving houseplants back indoors. He stresses light density, humidity levels between 20 and 40 percent, and gradual acclimation. He advises pruning roots if root bound, replanting carefully, and using containers to create a controlled mini environment around each plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Landeeadel
Ohio
Nizon
White House
American Association of
Landseadel
AAN
Landseader
Templeten
Planta
Arthur Landsendel
American Association of Nurserymen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gardenia Garden Club
Lonnie Crow
the Hope Country Club
Jamie Russell
David Brown
Jimmy Arnold
Terry Hairr
Hope Iris Club
South Walnut
Ward
Hempstead County
Kroger
East
First National Bank
Lawrence Martin
Marshall
Milton Eason
B & PW
Martin
Helen Bottle
Jaycettes
Stag
Boy’s Famous Brand Jeans
Bernice Bede Osol
É Dan i
Kodak Pocket
Magicubes
Morgan and
Lindsey
Hope Village Shopping Cents
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