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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1977
Page
3
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The Hope Lilac Club held a midday luncheon at Mrs. N P Nesbitt in Blevins. Officers were unanimously elected: W D Cohen president, P C Stephens first vice president, Eugene Jones second vice president, Eugenia Bowser secretary, Lelia Jordan treasurer, Otis Taylor reporter, Roy Taylor parliamentarian.
Roy Anderson marked 41 consecutive Easter Sunrise services and, with other businessmen, began the event in 1936. Mrs. J. W. Moore Sr. has missed only twice and Guy Basye has attended 35 times. East Third Street saw two deer in broad daylight on the Springers’ lawn. The spring student art show will be held Sunday afternoon at the art barn in Fair Park, sponsored by the Third District Arts and Crafts Association.
Memorial Hospital admits Caroline Luck and several Hope residents including Mr and Mrs George Brown and others. Discharges include J A Hogue Harrell Butler and more. New arrival Mr and Mrs Spencer Brown of Hope welcome a boy born April 9. E H Snow at Schumpert Hospital Shreveport scheduled for brain surgery Friday Room 545.
Dear Abby advises careful selection of marriage counselors and lists reliable referral sources. Readers share cautionary anecdotes about misrepresentation and a supervisor’s lunch interview logic prompts broader questions about defining immediate family.
A religious and literary quotation fragment contrasts John 7 24 with Nicolo Machiavelli observations on judgment. It presents a moral reminder to avoid superficial judgments and seek deeper understanding despite appearances.
Mr and Mrs Hub White fly to Palm Springs Calif today to be greeted by Mrs Thomas L Darby and Mr Darby in the sister's reunion. Mr and Mrs Ralph Porter return to Denver after a six week trip through southern Texas and Mexico. Mr and Mrs Steve Carlton and Tony Pettit return from several days vacation in Mexico.
Mrs. John Allen hosted the April Victory Homemakers Club and led a devotion. Mrs. Billy Burke and Mrs. Louise Clendenen were welcomed as new members. The group sang How Great Thou Art and God Bless America before the program.
Baker E H C members met at Mrs. Stroud’s home with co hosts Mrs. Cox and Vaileska McRoy. Mrs. Otis Taylor led opening and singing, devotion centered on Homemaking, and napkin holders from paper towel rollers sparked interest. Thirteen members shared library discoveries, Easterling won the door prize, and refreshments followed.
Vivian Brown outlines practical steps for planning a home addition. She emphasizes size and multi use, window placement, wall treatments, washable coverings, shelving for adaptability, optional closets or half baths, and thoughtful lighting to avoid extension cords. The piece stresses measuring for furnishings and considering future needs.
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Community calendar lists events from April 16 to May 28 in Hope area. Highlights include Hope Country Club game night, Jayceeettes cookbook sale, Girl Scout bake sale, Hempstead County Singing Convention, church programs, art show, gospel program, Watermelon City C.B. Club meeting, various clubs and PTA meetings, food safety dialogue hotline, open house in McCaskill, and a Bodcaw School reunion. Activities involve churches, senior groups, and community organizations with multiple venues and contact numbers.
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