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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1975
Page
8
Dear Abby columns cover a 60-year-old man in love with a 40-year-old medical technician who is unstable and virgin, then advise psychiatric treatment. Other letters discuss a wife punished by sleeping on the couch, and marriage queries about avoiding publicity and private ceremonies with guidance on options and records.
Miss Leslee Ditzig of Benton was hosted at Heritage House by Mrs. Jewel V. Moore Jr. and a line of her mother Mrs. Ray Ditzig and Mrs. H. A. Spraggins. Guests, corsages daisies, enjoyed cake squares and punch. an appliance was presented to the honoree by the hostesses.
Lawrence Cullins 80 of Blevins was honored with an open house birthday party Sunday July 27 from 1 30 to 4 30 at the home of his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Jack Holder Rt 2 Emmet Forty five guests attended with punch and birthday cake Special guests included Mr and Mrs Riley Cullins of Lamar Ark and Mr and Mrs Freddie Cullins and family of Little Rock
Instructions for a patriotic wall banner using fabric and buttons, plus a more ambitious American club banner. Includes materials, steps, and finishing touches, and a note offering a complete flag leaflet for $1 via a newspaper address. Also mentions shaving tips and general want ads.
A vintage pancake batter calls for crushed pineapple egg sugar oil nutmeg chopped nuts milk orange rind and flour. Mix dry ingredients then blend in remaining liquids, stir just until moistened and bake on a greased preheated griddle. Scoop flour level in measuring cup.
Upcoming religious services and community activities span Hope and surrounding towns. Revivals led by D Hawkins and Ray Lessig run July 28 to August 3 with additional services at First Baptist Emmet and Evening Shade Church of Christ. Concerts include a watermelon square dance August 2 at Red River Vo-Tech and a country and western dance at W.O.W. Hall. Vacation Bible School sessions, singing events, and antique collectors meet surface August 5, with many venues including New Bethel Church, Lonoke Baptist, Fifth and Grady Church of Christ, and St Luke No. 1 Baptist Church.
Five tables of players competed Monday night at the Hope Duplicate Club meeting at the Sheraton Inn. Winners were Frances Bishop and Elizabeth Bond of Texarkana with first place. a three way tie for second included Mrs R L Broach and Mrs E J Whitman, Mrs Harry Hawthorne and Mrs Comer Boyett, and Lloyd Spencer with R L Broach taking third.
Mrs. Jack Bell of DeQueen was elected charter president of the Auxiliary to the Arkansas School Administrators Association at its Little Rock conference. She helped form the group in six months and will coordinate activities for Arkansas wives this year and at the national Atlantic City conference in February 1976. The Belles are former Hope residents. Mrs. Bell is Virginia Ann Magness of Emmet.
A pastel polyester cardigan proves useful for travelers. It packs light dries fast and is handy to wear in air conditioned motels or restaurants when rooms feel cool. The note also mentions attending church on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Van Horn and the Schott party just returned from a South Dakota vacation featuring Mt Rushmore the Badlands and the Black Hills. Johnny Wilson John David and family spent days in Dallas visiting Six Flags Over Texas Seven Seas and Lion Country. Troice Dunns funeral drew Mr and Mrs Larry Thomas and Mrs Ardella Martin to Dallas. Tyler resident J Noah Hobbs and family were visitors here last week. Rosa Hawley visited Ashdown residents Bobby Hood Patricia and Pam this week.
Watermelon City Area Citizen's Band Radio Club members gave a baby shower for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunt at the Rice home Tuesday night. Kenneth known as Lone Ranger among CB friends answered a body part quiz while Marcia opened gifts. Forty seven guests were served coffee punch cakes cookies nuts and mints.
Memorial Hospital admitted Howard Dain Mrs Earl Ross both of Hope Joe Hile Texarkana James Soil Columbus. Dismissed Mrs Perry Gulley and baby Prescott Mrs Odell Henry Fulton Mrs Ruby Rogers Buckner Mrs Dora Merriweather Ed Willis Darryl Holyfield Mrs Herschel Johnson Mrs Dick Moore Mrs James Shaffer all of Hope. Branch General Hospital dismissed E G Wright. St Michael Hospital Texarkana Curtis East in Room 442 doing fine after surgery. Sewers rode home sewers who keep leftover swatches will reap fashion benefits this fall. Patches of mix and match patterns will dress jeans and jackets of new school designs. Sew those patches on last year's clothes to be in style.
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