Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Observes Sixth Birthday
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, aged 67 in New York, marked her sixth birthday with a quiet day at her apartment, shopping and meeting a few people on business.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1951
Page
5
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt, aged 67 in New York, marked her sixth birthday with a quiet day at her apartment, shopping and meeting a few people on business.
Friday features a Negro Minstrel at Emmet High School auditorium hosted by the Methodist Missionary Society. Rummage sales planned by Our Lady of Good Hope Altar Society Saturday and First Christian Church. Various meetings set for Oct 16 including Business and Professional Women, VW Auxiliary, Emmet Garden Club, American Legion Auxiliary, Tins Garden Club, and more. Robertson Camp vows exchanged in Benton. Paisley PTA held a symposium on Our Needs with student participants. Lilac Garden Club met in DeAnn with hostesses named.
A Sunday school discussion contrasts Abraham's lapse with his overall character and Jacob's transformation from deception to potential goodness. It emphasizes judging individuals by full conduct, not single acts, and links biblical themes to personal growth and the Gospel. The article also notes a club event decor and a Brookwood PTA meeting including an immunization film and invites attendance at a district meeting.
A reader seeks Miss Dix guidance on dating after high school and managing social life. The piece frames modern courtship, personal growth, and the role of friends and family, with advice urging self-respect, clear boundaries, and thoughtful conduct in relationships and social events.
Coming and Going notes describe Misses Callie and Buc Wesson returning from a visit with cousins Mrs. Lillie Sawyer C M and R W Wesson of Stephens. Mrs Ralph Bailey will depart today for Shreveport to attend the weddings of her nephew Edward Ellsworth Bailey and Miss Marjorie Parker on Tuesday evening at seven. Mr Bailey will leave Tuesday to attend the weddings. Beth Bridgers Sara Lauterbach Maury Hooper Nannette Williams Nolen Stanford Donald Ray Bailey Bobby Williams Henry Lile Mrs M M McCloughan and Paul O Neal depart tomorrow for Little Rock to attend the Methodist Youth Rally Conference.
Hershel McBay was recently elected as one of the robe chairmen of the Ouachita College Choir.
Julia Chester admits Ola Hopkins and R L Richards in Hope while Wylie Williams and Mrs Felix Clayton discharge. Josephine, M D Clayton admitted in McNab with Bobby Webb discharged in Washington. Branch reports A H Futrell admitted in Hope and Watfrey Bobo discharged.
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