Hope Area Society Calendar Keeps Busy Week
Calendar notes gatherings and events across Hope September 8 to 13. Includes dinner, Patmos Jamboree, Women’s Society circles, Bakers Extension Homemakers Club, a bridal shower for Elizabeth Hicks, Labor Day picnic, Arts and Crafts district meeting, and pre nuptial entertainments for Karen Beggs and Thomas Massey with various hosts and locations. Birth announcements from Cap tain Tom McClain and Judy Boswell noted with family links.
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Karen Beggs
Thomas Massey
Perry’s
Delbert Massey
Arkadelphia
Crit Stuart, Jr
Crit Stuart
Hope School Menu This Week Highlights
Hope School offers a weekly menu featuring Italian spaghetti with green beans tossed salad and dessert on Thursday, followed by fish on a bun with fries. Friday presents steakette with gravy cabbage slaw hot roll and fruit jello, plus a live pizzaburger with corn and cabbage slaw.
Doctors Save Your Heart Diet Promotes Diet Change
Aileen Claire and David Hendin report from New York that 3.1 million Americans have definite coronary heart disease and 2.4 million are suspected, with 165,000 premature deaths yearly. The Inter-Society Commission on Heart Disease urges primary prevention and outlines risk factors, while the Doctors' Save Your Heart Diet features recipes like Spiced Whipped Squash to lower risk.
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New York
NFA
Inter-Society Commission On Heart Disease
United States
Hope care star and nutmeg squash bake assembly
A jumble of recipes and cooking notes appears, with instructions for preparing baked squash with orange juice margarine cinnamon and nutmeg alongside artichoke hearts green pepper cherry tomatoes and lemon-margarine sauce. Also included are marinated baked chicken with breadcrumbs and paprika and oil.
Helen Help Us YOUTH ASK FOR IT column questions
A collage of reader queries and Helen Help Us responses covers engagements among bridesmaids, pregnancy consequences in relationships, wartime hardships after desertion, kidney disease and organ donation, and a note on the nickname Bloody Mary. Answers advise tactful retreat, open communication, Red Cross aid, and organ donation awareness.
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Helen
The
Red Cross
Anthony
After Five Fashion Trends and a 1933 Gold Embargo
NEA fashion piece urges flexible evening wear with a no rules credo. It advises choosing flattering styles, easy care fabrics like polyester Quintex, ankle length skirts, and dressy pantsuits for dinners and cocktails, plus coats for restaurant wear. The article closes noting a 1933 gas embargo by FDR ending the gold standard era.
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Society
Hope B & PW Club
the Diamond
Opal Daniel
Wanda Byrd
Jack Porter
Patmos
Patmos School
Pat's
Trawler's
Red Goodner
Edna and
Misfits
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
T. S. McDavitt
Cecil Weaver
Royce Weisenberger
Matt McCauley
Charles Burtch
Bakers Extension Homemakers Club
T. B. Fenwick
Miss Hicks
Elizabeth Hicks
Larry Griffis
Horace Ellen
Columbus
Ellen
George Clendenin
T. M. McCorkle
Allen Downs
David Mitchell
Buddy Caldwell
Carl Hicks
Robert Sipes
J. P. Webb
Herbert Sipes
Hughie van Riper
James C. McJunkins
F. O. Middlebrooks
Lee Hicks
Odell Griffis
the Hope Country Club
Mas
Verdon Kennedy
Ken Daniels
Tim
W. H. Gunter, Jr
Lowell Harris
Lester Sitzes
Royce Smith
Arts and Crafts
Arts and Crafts Association
Bill Jones
Fair Park
Art Association
Jack Spates
Gloria Martin
Art Center
Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo
Fred Glanton
J. C. Burke
Greenville, Tex
Poleda Glanton
Edgar Auld
Millwood
Lester Cook, Jr
Hope
Ft. Worth
Tony Purtle
Little Rock
Bob Gladney
L. J. Purtle
Mary Magee
Southern State
Tom McClain
Jacksonville
N.C
Joseph Brett
McClain
Judy Boswell
J. C. McClain
Fordyce
J. D. Boswell
Cooper, Tex
Albert Boswell, Sr
Bodcaw
Daddy Zarling
Hope School
Aileen Claire and
David Hendin
Hope Care
Artichoke Hearts EN Brochette
Jack Marsee
Los Angeles
Helen Bettel
Bace
Nolte
Cnewspaper Enterprise Assn
England
Helen Hennessy
NEA
Franklin D Roosevelt
Mored
ORLON
Orion
Hope Village
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