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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1977
Page
3
A no name recipe prints as a coconut dessert with a crust of flour oleo and nuts, then layers of cream cheese and Cool Whip, angel flake coconut, coconut pudding with milk, more whipped cream, and extra coconut. Chill before serving.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. De Woody of Prescott announce the birth of their second daughter on Wednesday April 20. Jaslyn Koree weighs 6 pounds 5 ounces and joins sister Amber Nicole. Grandparents include M.O. Booker Jr. of Emmet and Imogene De Woody of Prescott, with late Ashley De Woody. Maternal grandparents are Bill Holt of Hope and M.O. Booker Sr. of Emmet.
Admitted list includes Carvolin Crow Prescott Mrs Harley Kim mell McCaskill John R Hunnicutt Ozan Ronnie Cox Ernest Maxwell Wayne Smith Roy Smith all of Hope. Dismissed includes Miss Laverne Rider Mrs Homer Burke Mrs Glendon E Moses Doreen Smith Mrs Alene Greenlee Mrs Laurine Nolen Mrs Roxie Baker Johnny Young Mrs Earlis McCloughan all of Hope Mrs Tom Conway Lewisville. New arrival Mr and Mrs Oscar Bingle Jr Stamps girl born April 21.
Mrs. Fannie Bohannon hosted the Tina Ambassador Sunday school class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church at her home Tuesday night with Mrs. Lloyd Lingo assisting. Mrs. Rita Anderson led a brief business meeting after invoking the session, and Mrs. Joe Harmon delivered a devotional on patterns in daily life citing Bible guidance.
Hope High School's 40 student Child Development classes travel to Paisley Public Kindergarten three days a week to observe and work with young children. The program aims to dispel babysitting myths and foster development across motor, cognitive, language, perceptual, and creative skills while exposing students to potential careers in early childhood education.
The town lists events for April 23 to 26 including the Progressive Black Women's Club Fashion Show at Southside Development Center, Hope Country Club golf scramble, church music programs at First United Pentecostal Prescott and Goff Chapel McCaskill, youth meetings, Monday club gatherings, AA and TOPS meetings, Weight Watchers, revival services at Providence Baptist, Balls Chapel Church of Christ guest speaker Lynn Matheny, potluck at First United Methodist, and multiple meetings like Third District Arts & Crafts, Chapter AE PEO, and Cosmopolitan Club.
Bits O'News notes Mrs. Bill Clark formerly Janet Terrell of Hope visited her mother in Texarkana and found two pearls in oysters at Spero's Cafe. Also mentions sassafras tea and poke salad as spring tonics and recipes. Yellow Creek hosts annual Homecoming May 1 at the old Yellow Creek Church with emcee George Warner and singer Betty Gilbert. lunch and a door prize planned. all invited.
Mrs Mabie Garner and Mrs Nellie Clark hosted the Iris Garden club at the Garner home. Mrs Lorene Arnold welcomed guests including Cecil Bittle director of the U of A Southwest Arkansas Experiment Station who spoke on Arkansas wildflowers with slides. Members planned shrub care at Beryl Henry school campus fence and awarded floral prizes, with a strawberry dessert served to twelve members and three guests.
The Hope Education Association holds its annual retirement banquet on Tuesday April 26 at 7 p.m. at the Sheraton Inn. Four invitations must be sent to Mrs. John.
Readers seek matches and advice ranging from a 50-year-old outdoorsman seeking a wife to an anxious 17-year-old in a secret romance with a 24-year-old. Abby addresses marriage readiness, expectations, and parental disapproval with cautions about risk and social norms.
The fragment presents biblical language from Job 14 13 and a Menotti quote about hell and divine timing. It juxtaposes a longing for concealment with a sharp reflection on visible achievement and unmade deeds. The text lacks a clear news context but offers literary reflection.
The excerpt stresses fearing God and keeping his commandments as the whole duty of man. It quotes Eccl 12 13 and an American political essayist noting duties to God and to neighbors, urging simple moral balance and mutual regard.
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