Water color classes led by Dr. Jerry Poole in Hope
The Third District Arts and Crafts Club sponsors Dr. Jerry D Poole professor and chair of art at the University of Central Arkansas Conway in a free Friday April 18 7 p.m. water color demonstration at Hope High School Art Room. On April 19 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. Poole offers two $8 classes at the same location with assistance from the National Endowment for the Arts and Arkansas State Arts and Humanities.
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Arts and Crafts Club
Jerry D. Poole
University of Central Arkansas
Conway
Hope High School
National Endowment For the Arts
Office of Arkansas State Arts and Humanities
Poole
Jerry Poole
Chim
Dep’t. of Art
Univ. of Central Ark
Arts & Crafts Club
Johnson Elected to State ASMT Office at Hot Springs
The Okie-Arkie Bi-State Convention of the American Society for Medical Technology and American Medical Technologists met in Hot Springs April 9-12. Hope delegates Barbara Jones and Ann Johnson attended. Over 500 attended. state officers elected include President elect Ken Brunt, Russellville. secretary Sandy Hudson. treasurer Ann Johnson, Hope.
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American Society For Medical Technology
Hot Springs
Hope
Barbara Jones A.M.T
Ann Johnson As.c.p
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Arkansas Society For Medical Technologists
ASMT
Ken Brunt
Russellville, Ark
Sandy Hudson
Ann Johnson
the Missionary Society of the Rising Star Baptist Church
Oak St
W. M. Martin
Josephene McClellan
All Ladies of Hope
United Methodist Women Host Group Two Meeting
The First United Methodist Church United Methodist Women Group Two met Monday April 14 at 10 a.m. in Mrs. George Newbern's home. Mrs. Ralph Smith led the business with treasurer Mrs. L. L. Webb. Mrs. Chester Lester led the Law and Order program followed by member discussion. Refreshments were served to 11 members.
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United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
George Newbern
Ralph Smith
L. L. Webb
Chester Lester
Funeral attendance for Jeff Davis Stark in Madill Okla
Mr and Mrs Luther Boyce and Mrs Sid Flowers attended Jeff Davis Stark's funeral last Thursday in Madill Oklahoma. sisters of the deceased also present. Guy Grigg hosted surprise visitors who attended the Kiwanis Minstrel. Jane Cofer and Kenneth Cofer with Carol visited from Searcy Friday. Jamie Ballance Clemmie Grigg James Ballance came from Arcadia Louisiana. Edwin Little of Westfield Pennsylvania visits Dr and Mrs J Little and daughters Rel Lynn and Renee. Lucille G Radford of Jackson Mississippi visits her sister Mrs Edwin Alderman. Walter E Allison of Memphis Tennessee weekend guests of the Connellys and relatives.
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Luther Boyce
Sid Flowers
Jeff Davis Stark
Madill
Oklo
Boyce
Mrs. Flowers
Guy Grigg
Kiwanis
Jane
Kenneth Cofer
Carol
Searcy
Jamie Ballance
Clemmie Grigg
James Ballance
Arcadia
Lucille G. Radford
Jackson, Miss
Edwin Alderman
Walter E. Allison
Memphis, Tenn
James Connelly
Edwin
Kim
Hospital Notes from Memorial and Branch General
Memorial Hospital admitted multiple patients from Hope including Mrs Ed Willis and Andrew Stockton while dismissals included Mrs James R Johnson and Mrs Liza Marshall. Branch General records show admissions for Mrs Atha Black of Patmos and Mrs Elizar Wilburn with two discharges from Hope and Saratoga.
Youngs win offices at Centenary College Shreveport
Paul Young and sister Mary Young of Hope were elected to offices at Centenary College in Shreveport Louisiana. Paul, a history and government junior and varsity baseball player, becomes treasurer of the Student Government Association while Mary is named junior senator. Both are Hope High School graduates.
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Paul Young
Mary Young
Centenary College
Shreveport
E. P. Young Jr
Hope
Paul
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Mary
Hope High School
Spring Fruit Pie Recipe Delights From Rhubarb to Pineapple
Fresh rhubarb and strawberries with crushed pineapple create a bright spring pie. The recipe by Aileen Claire uses a double crust and lemon juice for a vibrant filling. Bake at 425 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes until lightly browned.
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Aileen Claire
NEA
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Calendar of events for April 16 in Hempstead County
District 4 United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at 10 am in the old Washington school building with a Pioneer Kitchen luncheon. Saratoga schools offer preschool registration 9:30 to 11 am requiring birth and immunization certificates. Hope Junior Auxiliary presents Rumplestiltskin at 10 am and 1 pm at Hope High School for grades 1 through 5. Leo Club meets at 8 pm at Red River Vo-Tech School.
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The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Washington
Pioneer Kitchen
Saratoga
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Leo Club
Red River
Vo-Tech School
Miss Lowery Engaged to William Buzz Andrews From North Little Rock
Miss Mary Elizabeth Lowery daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Lowery announces engagement to William Buzz Andrews son of Mr and Mrs Andy Andrews The couple both have ties to Ouachita Baptist University Henderson State University and McCaskill Arkansas They plan to marry June 28 at Berry Chapel Ouachita Baptist University Arkadelphia Georgia
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Raymond Lowery
Shashoni Dr
North Little Rock
Mary Elizabeth
William “Buzz” Andrews
Andy Andrews
Hope
Miss Lowery
Ralph Holt
Ouachita Baptist University
McClellan High School
Little Rock
Andrews
Marshall Scott
McCaskill
J. W. Andrews
Florala
Ala
Buzz
OBU
Henderson State University
Berry Chapel
Arkadelphia
Today’s Treasures Refinishing an Old Trunk Advice
Jean Barnes sums up tips from Carol Gawthrop and Fran Thompson on refinishing a trunk in Kansas. Start with slats, finish naturally, and use dull sheen. Paint metal parts in rust resistant tones, keep uniform color on trim, and antiquing the body. Cover lining with corduroy or cotton, use white glue, and avoid overperfection to preserve age.
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Carol Gawthrop
Fran Thompson
Kansas
Carol
Dear Abby Bride to Be Seeks Obey Phrase Drop
Dear Abby addresses petitions on removing the word obey from marriage vows and suggests alternatives. A reader asks about a clashing faith prayer and another seeks guidance on a picky child diet. Abby offers practical, nonjudgmental advice and invites letters for a wedding booklet.
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Abby
Daily Food Guide Promotes Sensible Eating Plan
A daily food guide titled Food for Health and Fitness urges sane eating habits. Extension home economists offer the guide as an easy, reliable method to obtain essential nutrients, warning that any product or book opposing it is a fad.
Denim does it a famous jazz man quip
A fragment quotes a famous jazz figure who supposedly explained swing to a rich dilettante who asked what it was. The remark implies that true swing is beyond explanation and only recognizable by those who feel it, leaving the rest without comprehension.
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Denim
Denim Now as Fashion Swing
Denim is described as the contemporary fashion swing, paralleling how Swing influenced music 30 to 40 years ago. The comparison casts denim as a defining style movement driving trends and cultural flair.
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Denim
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Edgar Whitney
John Pike
Elliott O'Hara
John Pellew
George Post
Jim Fallier
Mrs. Newbern
Edwin Little
Westfield, Pa
J. &. Little
ReLynn and
Renee
Youngs
Centenary
Aton
Women’s
Annette Rogers
Yerger Junior High School
Shower Springs
EH Club
Homer Poindexter
Golden Age Club
Lelia Jordan of
Blevins
United States
Europe
Daffodil Club
John Whittle
Country Club Drive
Robert Tye
Whittle
District 16
Assoc
ASNA
Hervey Square
DeQueen
Sevier County Hospital
Bethel Baptist Church
Glenwood
Bethel Road
O. C. Miller
Kyle Andrews
Hempstead County
DeAnn Methodist Church
Hwy
Gus Hickerson
Sunset Travelers
St. Mark, M. E. Church of Ozan
Ark
Thomas Williams
Prescott Council of Garden Clubs
Prescott
Lowery
William ‘Buzz’ Andrews
Clyde Davis Photo
Mary Elizabeth Lowery
Jean Barnes
Dear Abby
Small Town
R.D
Panama City
Fla
Christ
God
Moe Moe
L.A
L.A. Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
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Tamale
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