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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1978
Page
4
HUBBARD The November meeting of the Howland Mothers of Twins was led by Mrs. Richard Aurand. A children's Christmas party is set for December 8 at 7 p.m. at the Howland Methodist Church. Members should bring 2 dozen cookies and a $2 gift. each child will bring a food can for a needy family. A possible community project to distribute vital information to Scope seniors was discussed. Dues are due by January 1.
Fashion notes describe colorful disco outfits with shimmering jerseys, bared tops, tulip hems and satin blouses suitable for any evening. Sparkle accents include rhinestones, pearls, and long swinging earrings with new lustrous bags and high sandals. The Tulsa school board requires reading, writing and spelling for high school diplomas citing a reminiscence about elementary school. A donation supported a mental health project at the club.
Hubbard Lyric Club met November 13 at First Presbyterian Church with Hilda Harder as hostess. Becky Bodden arranged the program with Janet Madeline and Mrs Bodden singing and a Sing-a-Long for all. A Christmas season event was planned at Central Christian Church with a club dinner and a Christmas tree decoration exchange. Refreshments were provided by Mrs David Fisher Mrs Frank Scar paci Mrs Thomas Maloy and Mrs Gordon Biggins. The Dec 5 meeting will be at Cafe 422 at 7 30 p m. TRADE BALANCE IN RED reports a 1978 US export total of 136 billion and imports of 167 5 billion, a deficit over 31 billion.
Hubbard The Hub bard Masonic Ladies club met for lunch Nov 21 at Longo's Restaurant with Mary Jo Alexander Frances Reeseman Jean Johnson Pearl Hulbert and Wannie Harris in charge of YEAR OF LOCUSTS In 1874 the Great Plains were devastated by a mass of grasshoppers over 120 billion in a swarm from a half mile to a mile high 200 miles wide and 300 miles long The damage figure was set at 50 million This group welcomed 31 members with a Thanksgiving poem A prayer by Helen Steiner Rice was read by Jean Johnson Mary McClelland presided as officers were nominated Vi Baker president Jean Johnson vice president Betty Miller secretary-treasurer The next meeting will be a Christmas Luncheon on Dec 19 at noon at the Woman's City Club on Fifth Ave Youngstown A $1 gift exchange will be held after the meeting prizes went to Gross and Bay Harris for bridge Ella Evans and Forest Doud for 500
The note recalls a 1977 era with 30,251 post offices and $14.7 billion in revenues. It contrasts with 1790 figures showing 75 offices, $15.3 billion in expenditures, and $38,000 in revenues, highlighting growth in expenditures and scale over time.
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