Community events highlight week in Prescott area
Prescott area events include Flower Show at the Community Center on Friday April 27 from 2 to 6 p.m. and a student play A Ready Made Family at Spring Hill School at 7:30 p.m. Admission is 75 cents for students and $1 for adults. The All-Sports banquet at Hope High School on April 28 features coach Frank Broyles as principal speaker with Orville Henry introducing him. tickets are $3 and can be bought at local banks and shops. A family game night, PTA meeting, and local visit notices follow, plus a New York pastry shop feature with pecan brownies recipe from Cecilia Brownstone.
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Prescott Council of Garden Clubs
Spring Hill School
Hope High School
Frank Broyles
U of A
Fayetteville
Orville Henry
The
Arkansas Gazette
Anderson-Frazier Insurance Agency
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Colony Shop
Herbert Burns Men’s Store
House of Music
the Hope Country Club
Bill Byrd
Bill Byrd Jr
Johnson-Carrigain engagement announced at Hope
Mr and Mrs Herman Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Fay to Charles Carrigain son of Mr and Mrs Willie Carrigain of Ozan. Doris Fay is a Hope High School graduate and Henderson State College student. Charles Carrigain is a senior at AM and N College Pine Bluff. The wedding is set for April 28 at 7 p.m. at Macedonia Baptist Church.
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Herman Johnson
Hope
Doris Fay
Charles Carrigain
Willie Carrigain
Ozan
Hope High School
Henderson State
Dear Abby letter about marriage and outing with brother in law
A six year married mother asks if it was wrong to go out with her husband’s brother while married. Opinions vary but support casual night out. cautions against making it habit. In a second snippet a single mother asks if she should inform Roy’s fiancée about their child for honesty and future protection. Consideration requested.
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Abby
Timmy
Las Vegas
Carol
Bee
Roy
Rev Norris Steele Guest at Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club met at Mrs. R. L. Broach’s home on Tuesday April 24 with co host Mrs Norris Steele in attendance. Fourteen members gathered to view roses arrangements and to hear Rev Norris Steele review the book Chariots of the Gods by Erich von Donikeh. A brief business session followed led by president Mrs Jim McKenzie.
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Cosmopolitan Club
R.L. Broach
Norris Steele
Erich von Donikeh
Jim McKenzie
Daffodil Garden Club elects officers at April meeting
The Daffodil Garden Club met at Mrs. Jon Leiths home with 12 members and 2 guests to elect officers and hear a ceramics program by guest speaker Mrs. Bill Lee Church. President Mrs. John Gambs led reports, and shrubs at Fair Park were planned for fall. May 30 luncheon host is Mrs. Mack McLarty.
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Daffodil Garden Club
Jon Leith
Edwin Flagg
John L. Dobbins
Bill Lee Church
John Gambs
Jud Martindale
Fair Park
Mack McLarty
David Stewart
Bill Capps
Jim Tate
Jimmy Lester
Jim Gary
Provisional members honored at Hope Junior Auxiliary luncheon
Provisional members of the Hope Junior Auxiliary were honored at a Heritage House luncheon on Wednesday April 25. The 1972 73 group presented a skit about projects and placements and will study for six months to better serve children in the community. New provisionals honored were Mrs James Lester Mrs Kenneth Paddie Mrs Jud Martindale Jr Mrs David Stewart and Mrs Doyott Collins.
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Hope Junior Auxiliary
Heritage House
James Lester
Kenneth Pad
Leave Children With Trustworthy People
Dear Abby advises Roy to face reality about an illegitimate child and urges disclosure before marriage. The anonymous reader from Ashland is told to vent frustrations to avoid inviting kids to adult parties, ending with a confidential note for a personal reply to Abby.
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Ashland
Garden Club Council elects new officers
The Hope Council of Garden Clubs met at the Chamber of Commerce on April 26 with vice-president Mrs. Pauline B. Walker presiding. A report on the March 27 state convention in Hot Springs noted praise for the President's Breakfast table decorations. Officers for 1973 74 include Walker, Ardell Clark, James Black, L C Crow, Ned Purtle, Otis Taylor, and Charles Carey. The Ottawa Government House grounds span about 90 acres.
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Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Pauline B. Walker
Hot Springs
Federation
Royce Weisenberger
Eugene Tollett
Lilac
Ardell Clark
Iris
James Black
Rose
L.C. Crow
Gardenia
Ned Purtle
Otis Taylor
Charles Carey
Government
Ottawa
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First Baptist Church
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Mary Nell Turner
American Legion Auxiliary
J.W. Branch
Don Wright
England
State Farm Insurance Co
John Scott Andrews
San Francisco
Andy Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Letterman General Hospital
Wilmington, O
Roland B. Carey
Ethel Parks
Blackwood, N.J
Mrs
A.R. Peterson
J.H. Gunter Sr
Kirk Gibson
Timothy
Enid, Okla
Willis Roach
James, Johnny
Joe
Yellville
Jack Tatum
Malvern
C.E. Shankles
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
New York City
Greenwich Village
Jon Vie
Associated Press
Teaneck
N.J
Rancho Vista
Richmond Rd
South Elm Street
Hope, Arkansas
Kenneth Brown
Harry Lauterbach
Johnson-Carrigain
Doris Fay Johnson
Jear Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Rev. Steele
Laytex
Ree
Club
Wanda Eason
Star
L. A
Calif
Garden Club Council
First National Bank of Hope
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