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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1951
Page
5
The food ministry said a fall in home-killed meat will cut weekly ration shares to 28 cents on Sept. 23 and to 22 cents on Oct. 7. Under the current ration, housewives receive a small piece of beef or two small lamb chops weekly.
Society notes list Garland PTA gathering at 3 pm in the auditorium with attendance urged for parents and teachers. Brookwood PTA also meets Sept 19 at the school with executive committee briefing at 2:15 and a social hour following.
Readable note suggests possible ability to secure enough stew beef at low cost to prepare four small portions. Limited details on source, date, or location.
Mrs J C Cartian will attend the National Board Meeting of Federated Music Clubs in Hot Springs. She will serve as a hostes s from her district and join Friday Music Club of Hope at a luncheon at the Arlington Hotel. The note mentions travels and visits among local families including the McDowvil, Collier, Rawe, Wardlaw, and Coup households.
Josephine Hospital records admit and discharge multiple patients at Hope Prescott and Boston. Notable entries include Mr and Mrs Earl Poole with a son born September 16 1951 and Mr and Mrs V C Brown with a daughter born September 17 1951. Branch Hospital lists several admissions and discharges.
The Centerville Home Demonstration Club met September 14 at Mrs. W. C. Beck’s home with seven members and two guests. Mrs. 5. B. Skinner presided as president. The creed was repealed, devotion by Mrs. Campbell, prayer by Mrs. Skinner, and roll call “My Favorite Color Combination.” Minutes approved, reports on living room arrangement by Mrs. Carl Richard, and surprise package won by Mrs. R. Faught. Refreshments served to seven members and two new members, Mrs. Carl E. Richard and Mrs. F. L. Foster. Next meeting October 11 at Mrs. David Waddle’s home.
A local revue titled distinct hive and third: stock show is announced for next week. Lovrane Stevens and Miniger Bol Shivers are part of the cast with about 60 artists. Tickets are now available.
Dorothy Dix counsels a young wife amid wartime strain. A wife whose husband is stationed far away fears her controlling mother may force separation. Dix urges staying with the husband where he is, offering practical support to the mother if needed, and maintaining open, steady contact.
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