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MY HUSBAND WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT
FUR-COAT YOU SHOWED ME YESTERDAY.
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The Bogata Lions Club
is sponsoring rummage sale
auction on Tuesday night,
Oct. 28th, at 7 p.m. Louis
Williams will conduct the
sale in connection with his
regular Tuesday night auc-
tion in the Williams Sales
Building, the old Jordan
Feed Store just northwest of
I Bogata on State Highway
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The Lions are having
I the sale as a fund raising
project with proceeds going
to the restoration of the old
Community Park. Anyone
who wishes to donate items
for sale or cash is urged to
call John W. Hood, 6824290,
or J.C. Watson, 682-5601, for
Dick-UD service.
Additionally, the public
from all over the area is
cordially invited to attend
the sale for a chance to bid '
on and buy bargain prices.
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PEE WEE CHEERLEADERS- Recently chosen member of 5th and 6th grades Pee
Wee Cheerleaders are from left, front row: Carrie Harris, Kim Hines, Shannon Pollock,
Angela Warren, and Leslie Beadle. Back row: Leslie Looney, Sally Barker, Head
Cheerleader, and Krissy Humphrey. . t
overeating) is called “posi-
tive suggestion.” I suggest
that you try it. Also, have
you discussed your weight
problem with your family
physician and had a physical
checkup? Whatever you do,
avoid crash diets, since they
can seriously damage your
health.
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tut Church. Paris, Polly
Chapel Baptist Church.
Texarkana. Texas; DeKalb.
St. Paul; Rock of Ages,
Annona; Clarksville ushers
that attended were: St. Paul
United Methodist, Hope
Valley, Martin Shiloh, St.
James, Emmanuel Baptist
Church.
Rev. Lonnie Mims pas
tor of Emmanuel gave the
pulpit prayer.
Officers snd members
of Zion usher, board was
presented.
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Mrs. Bonnie Cobbs were Manager Sonny Pryor,
recently visitors in the city
visiting their uncle Guy A-
dams, Sr. who was a patient
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Dear Alma:
> My mother often veils at
me and says, “Yoare just
like yoar father.” She
doesn’t like my father
(they’re divorced), but what
can I do? I sure don’t want
to be like my mother. —
Charles
Dear Charles:
Look to changing the
behavior Mom doesn’t like
and forget her angry words.
You can’t be “just lixe” any-
body else. Relax and be
yourself
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Bobby Wolfe
....Winning Angier .
Bobby Wolfe, a Clarks-
ville native and presently
State Director of the Cali-
fornia Military Bass Anglers
Association, now living in
San Deigo, recently finished
18th of 158 contestants in
the National Military Cham-
pionship tournament held at
Toledo Bend Lake, Oct. 5-10.
First place was worth
$2,044.
Wolfe had a three-day
cumulative total" of .30
pounds 7 ounces of bass to
claim his high finish. The
tournament included three
practice days and three days
for the record with fishing
from 7 a.m. to i p.m. daily.
Wolfe attended Clarks-
ville schools before entering
military service in 1953 with
Q the U.S. Navy. He later
H enlisted in the U.S. Army,
H retiring in 1976 as a Warrant
I Officer.
El He lived in Clarksville
M briefly following his retire
M ment before returning to
California to make his home
here. He is the son of Mrs.
Mabie Wolfe and the late
Charlie Wolfe.
Wolfe is now an Appli-
cations Engineer with Cont-
trolled Date Corporation but
spends virtually all of his
spare time on the fishing
circuits.
He attributes his love of
fishing to the early guidance
and.enthusiasm of his uncle,
Earl King.
taL Mr. and Mrs. Adams are , Mrs. Juanita Burks
now i ~
with their children.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Phillips < * “
Dvsul Sanders.
The Cars
meeting was held this week
building. Mrs. E.
president, presi-
Special guest were As-
sistant County Agent Chris
Bull; Rev. Lewis of the
CARS program from Texar-
______ kana; Mayor L.D. William ________________
Mrs. Edith Hodge and son, Clarksville, and City Edilia Taylor were in the
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There were 50 persons
in attendance at the session.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee
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insulin, but the vision loss and dizzy. Does hot weather
usually do this to people
with high blood pressure?
A. There are a lot of rea-
sons why a person with high
blood pressure might feel
the way you describe, and
the first thing to do is to be
sure that your blood pres-
sure is still under control.
Hot weather, with the natu-
ral increase in perspiration,
might be adding to the loss
of electrolytes from your
body which the diuretic
causes When the level of
these minerals such as sodi-
um and potassium gets too
Jow, a variety of symptoms
can develop, including those
you describe. Your doctor
can have a simple blood test
performed which will indi-
cate how you stand as
regards these electrolytes.
Diuretics are particularly
apt to remove potassium
from your body, and manyj
people eat bananas or drink
extra orange juice to
replace this loss. However,
if you’re doing a lot more
sweating than usual, this
means of supplementing
potassium intake may not be
enough to keep up, so many
people need to take a potas-
sium preparation in addition
efinitely to the dietary sources. If you
■" ' haven’t had your potassium
checked, why doni you ask
yonr doctor if he thinks it
needs to be done?
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4 the development of diabetic
* retinopathy (your mother’s
problem), the use of a laser
beam can slow down or pre-
4 vent the Joss of vision that 1s
* associated with hemor-
J rhages into the retina, which
? plague some diabeties. Of
J-course, once this has devel-
oped with resultant scar
tissue, it may be too late for
this type of treatment to do
any good.
As far as most of us are
concerned, the diagnosis of
diabetes is a definite indica-
tion for prompt thorough
eye examination so that a
baseline may be established
Periodic examinations after
this are indicated to pick up
any difficulties early. And
it’s been shown that reli-
giously undergoing such eye
examinations definitely
leads to a much-decreased
incidence of permanent vis-
ual loss in diabetics.
Q. I’ve bad blood pressure
By Madesta Smiths
ushers. The devotion con-
ducted by the Ushers from
Texarkana Polly Chapel and
St. James Baptist Church.
Pastor Adams intro-
duced the speaker, Rev. C.L.
Wallace, pastor of Mt.
Pisgah Baptist Church, Pa-
ris.
The visitors were intro
dueed by Mrs.
Scott. Visiting
were Mt. Pisgah Baptist
Dear Alma:
There is a club of junior
stamp collectors in our
neighborhood At one of
their meetings, I learned
that many are receiving
Dear Alma: stamps in the mail which
I’m 13 years old. I am on they haven’t ordered. I sng-
the plump side. When we gested that they send the
have dances at school, no stamps, back but another
oat good-looking wil! ask me mother present expressed
*-* J ‘ ‘ her concern that the compa-
ny would never admit hav-
ing received them and the
kids would have to pay up
anyway. What should we do?
— A. Phelio Philatelist
Dear A.P.P.:
If these stamps were sent
without having been
ordered, the Federal Trade
Commission jays you may
accept them as a gift. Per-
sons sending unordered mer-
chandise through the mail
are prohibited from
demanding payment.
I wouldn’t bother with a
thank-you note, either.
A QUESTION
or a
friend? Write to ASK ALMA,
P.O. Box 43, Closter, NJ
07624, and watch for the
answer in this column.
(c) 1980 Suburban Features
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River General Hospi Taylor treated their sister '
__urks of Loe*
in Ft. Worth, Texas Angeles with a Travel
Treat. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Effie Thom- ,
of. Detroit, visited peon. They traveled to high
points of new interest in
monthly Clarksville then over to -
Idabel, Okla, and Forman, ,
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to go. I have tried to diet but
I can never stay on a diet. |
Most of my friends are all
thin. What can I do? I want
to be thinner as school starts
agaln> — Hickory, N.C.
Dear Hickory:
Believe it or not, you can
have a thinner body if you
use your head. First, you
have to really want to lose
weight. Then, you have to
think thin. Keep picturing
yourself the way you want to
look. Tell yourself that you
are thin and think about all
the wonderful feelings that
“slimmed-down your’ will
have at the next school
dance on the arm of a good- HAVE
looking boy. Tell yourself ABOUT yourself
every morning that you will
eat less today and be fully
satisfied.
This technique for chang-
ing a habit (in your case,
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Q. My mother, who has
been diabetic for a long
time, is losing her eyesight.
She’s tried awfully bard to
stay on her diet and take her I’ve been feeling tired, weak
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gets worse. Isn’t there any-
thing that can be done to
help a person with her prob-
lem?
A. Whether or not your
mother can be helped
depends on just how far the
disease process has
progressed, out it’s certainly
worth her undergoing an
examination by an ophthal-
mologist — a specialist in
diseases of the eye. Early in
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The following persons
were in the city last week
attending the funeral aar-
vice of Miss Clara Mae
Jones; Mr. Louie Jones,
Tuba, Okla.; Mr. Bernette
Bagby and daughter. Rich-
mond, Cal. and Mrs. Vada
Jones. Tulsa.
Zion Traveler Baptist
Church's Annual Usher Day
was a sueceea. The proces
sional waa conducted by all
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