Easter activities and meetings scheduled in Hempstead area
The Hempstead Association for Retarded Children meets Thursday April 19 at 7 30 p.m. in Village Rexall Drug Store. Hope Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star meets 19 at Masonic Hall for potluck at 6 30 p.m. and a stated meeting. Easter egg hunts are planned for April 20 at 2 p.m. at the First Baptist School and April 22 at 2 p.m. at the Hope Country Club. St Mark's Episcopal Church sells hot cross buns April 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Parish Hall for 2 each. orders are taken by several phone numbers. Sunrise services at Fulton Union Church are set for 6 30 a.m. on April 24. Rev. Trussell is pastor.
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Hempstead Association For Retarded
Rexall Drug Store
School of Hope
Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Department of the First Baptist Sunday School
M.S. Bates
S. Elm St
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Fulton Union Church
Trussell
Horoscope for Thursday April 19 1978
Aries to Pisces share guidance on focus patience and progress. The forecast urges concentration action changes and pursuit of meaningful goals with steady effort and new foundations for the year ahead.
Church sale feature hot cross buns sold at two dollars a dozen
Carole Lester Kathy Ayers Sue Endsley and Lynn Etherton are pictured stirring a bowl of hot cross buns before the church sale on Saturday with buns priced at two dollars per dozen.
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Carole Lester
Kathy Ayers
Sue Endsley
Lynn Etherton
Dear Abby on Newspaper Responsibility in Twin Falls
A reader criticizes local press for not exposing doctor payment demands in Twin Falls Idaho. The columnist notes newspapers must investigate and inform the public, urging reporting that could reveal misconduct or defend patients and tax-funded education. The Times-News reportedly already acted. The letter also mentions a personal birthday note for Ronny, age five, due December 27, 1973.
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Abby
Twin Falls
Idaho
Dear Abby column and letter about kindergarten timing
A reader asks if Ronny should start kindergarten in September despite being the smallest child. Abby advises starting with friends, prioritizing mental growth over size, and suggests not labeling his stature as a handicap. The column also includes a letter from a distressed reader who overdosed years ago and now speaks softly, with Abby advising to say it is a chronic condition.
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Ronny
Renny
Baker Extension Homemakers Club Meeting Notes
The Baker Extension Homemakers Club met April 9 at Mrs Ardell Clark's home with co host Mrs Troy Greenlee. Members sang and prayed, learned crocheted hair curls, exercised for health, and discussed National Library Week reading goals. Fourteen attended, nominating committee named for next year, and a dour prize awarded. Next meeting May 11 at Mrs Jim Stroud's home.
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Baker Extension Homemakers Club
Ardell Clark
Troy Greenlee
Clark
C.G. Tittle
H.B. Baker
National Library Week
Lawrence Easterling
Woodrow Baker
C.¥. Lloyd
Otis Taylor
Jim Stroud
Spring fling at Hope Country Club shines with greens
The Hope Country Club hosted a spring themed formal dance on Saturday April 14 with 45 couples under a green adorned white arbor. Ellen Marsh formerly Kennedy led the night with the Mar shamallows band as guests enjoyed Chip n dips and chicken salad amid spirea snowballs and silver tapers. Hosts included Alvin Easterling Jud Martindale Luther Hollamon and Mary Jett Cox.
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Hope Country Club
Ellen Marsh
Hot Springs
Phyllis Diller
Ellen Kennedy
Hope
Horace Kennedy
John Kemp
Hope High School
Alvin Easterling
Jud Martindale
Luther Hollamon
Mary Jett Cox
Women club meeting and local social updates in Hope area
The Good Neighbor Extension Homemaker Club met at Mrs. Ruby Wright with ten members and four visitors. New member Mrs. Painter. visitors Mrs. Burns, Mrs. McCraw, and Mrs. Wright. Devotional by hostess, prayer by Mrs. Martin, door prize won by Mrs. Martin. Refreshments served after games and plant exchanges. Next meeting set for May 10 at Mrs. Martin’s home. Also notes on local visits by Bruce and Lamar McRae, Judge and Mrs. Still, and Mrs. C C McNeill, with repeats of surrounding social events and a spring Legion Auxiliary election naming Karen Allen as state vice president for 1973-74 and other officers. Winter clothes weed-out advice ends item.
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Good Neighbor Extension Homemaker Club
Ruby Wright
Painter
Burns
McCraw
Wright
Martin
American Legion Auxiliary
Little Rock
Karen Allen
Hope Unit 12
Miss Allen
Gene Allen
Hope
Junior
Jeri Haggard
Heber Springs
Vicki Allen
Conway
Chaplin
Stacy Honeycutt
Brinkley
Cathy O’kane
Blytheville
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Society
Marty Anita Laseter
the Hope Country Club
Mitchell LaGrone
Kinard Young
Don Freel
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Ladies Specialty Shop
Mrs. Clark
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