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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1975

Page

8

August revival and events fill late August schedule

Oak Grove United Methodist Church hosts revival August 17 22 at 7 30 nightly led by evangelist Rev Jerry Don Roberts and pastor Rev Paul Lyons. Mt Olive Baptist Perrytown revival August 18 22 at 7 30 nightly led by Rev A W Terry with choir singing. Fulton Church of Christ August 18 23 at 7 30 with John Cannon and John Cannon Jr alternating preaching and singing. Coffee for Hope High School class of 1942 August 23 10 a m at high school. Banquet at 7 p m at Hope Country Mub and homecoming August 24 worship 11 a m Rev Connie Robbins preaching followed by potluck. Usher Dept St Luke No 1 Fulton presents Rising Star Gospel Singers August 24 3 p m. August 25 30 old fashioned brush arbor revival McNab 7 30 nightly led by Bro Buddy McKamie. August 26 AARP meeting 7 30 p m Douglas Building Monty Montgomery speaker. Jett B Graves Class potluck August 26 7 p m First United Methodist recreation room. August 27 Hope Junior Auxiliary meeting 9 30 a m Chamber of Commerce Office. August 30 engagement party Joyce Battee Larry Delaney 8 p m. August 31 Hinton families reunion at C C Camp Hwy 71 north of Ashdown bring dish and chairs. Fragrance notes and style tips column follows.

Oak Grove United Methodist Church Jerry Don Roberts Paul Lyons Mt. Olive Baptist Church Perrytown A. W. Terry Arkadelphia C. W. Harris Connie Robbins Missionary Baptist Church McNab Fulton Buddy McKamie

Notable Local Optometric Society and Centennial Visitors

Dr. Emmettt Thompson and Dr. Don Freel joined the Southern Optometric Society meeting in Camden. Dr. Coffee spoke on correlation between military and civilian optometry. Visitors from Tyler, Hobbs, and Elberwood gathered for celebrations and reunions. The Bowdens hosted daughters Marcia and Ginger with families, touring Grand Canyon, Disneyland, Lake Tahoe, and Mount Hermon on their trip.

Emmettt Thompson Don Freel William C. Coffee Southern Optometric Society Camden J.T. Bowden Marcia Dick Goodrich San Jose Calif Ginger Kidd Michael Don Elderfield Ind Bowdens Ventura Grand Canyon National Park Disneyland Lake Tahoe Mount Hermon Christian Conference Center

Select bedding with care

Wanda Williams, County Extension Agent-Home Economics, advises choosing the best quality mattress and springs you can afford and testing the mattress by lying on it. To prolong bedding life, use a washable pad, rotate the mattress every six months, foundation yearly, and avoid splinters or nails and sitting on the bed edge.

Wanda Williams County Extension Home Economics

Pear Ham Salad With Creamy Dressing

A pear ham salad combines diced cooked ham and celery with a seasoned lemon mayonnaise and sour cream dressing. Chill the ham mix, halve pear halves to fill with the ham mixture, and serve on iceberg lettuce with cranberry juice cocktails or iced tea. Serves four, quantities scalable.

Today s Treasures Caning a chair seat a tempting but risky DIY

A furniture restorer notes that caning is specialized work and often not profitable for amateurs. He distinguishes two seat types handwoven and machine woven, urging preservation of original cane size and pattern. History notes cane's arrival in the Netherlands and US popularity in the 1800s.

Netherlands United States Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Spinach Orange Chicken Salad

Combine chicken water chestnuts and scallions with Italian dressing and garlic. Chill at least 2 hours. Toss with torn spinach and orange sections before serving, then top with almonds. Makes 4 hearty servings.

Making Homes More Livable in Hope Arkansas

Cooperative Extension offers planning aids after Dolores McBride helps Paul and Mrs. Morgan and son Brint arrange a scale drawing of their Hope house interior. The couple sought a cohesive, spacious look with accessible spots for books stereo and records. the program invites others to request free study packets on arranging furniture hanging pictures and shelving to fit their needs.

Hope Ark Dolores McBride Paul Morgan Brint Miss McBride Morgans County Extension Office

John Robert Gray Born At Wadley Hospital

Mr and Mrs Billy D Gray of Hope announce their first child a son weighing 7 pounds 9 in ounces born August 14 at Wadley Hospital The baby weighs 7 pounds 9% ounces and is named John Robert Grandparents are Robert Taliaferro and Mrs Tom S Gray Maternal great grandmother is Mrs M D Downs

Billy D. Gray Hope Wadley Hospital John Robert Robert Taliaferro Tom S. Gray M. D. Downs

Hospital Notes from Hope and Little Rock

Memorial Hospital lists admitted patients including Mrs Clyde Cheatham Mrs Homer Salisbury Mrs Lloyd West Donna Haycraft Eugene Cox Herschel Johnson Mrs Martin Harris Mrs Thelma Dye Judge Hembree and others all of Hope and Prescott. Dismissals include Doyle Flowers baby boy Faris and several Hope residents. Doctors' Hospital Little Rock reports Mrs R E Jackson in intensive care after surgery and expected to leave ICU today.

Doctors’ Hospital Little Rock R. E. Jackson

Bride-Elect Delia Jordan Honored With Two Parties

A lingerie shower at Mrs. Dale Flowers home honored Delia Jordan bride-elect of Stan James. She wore a green and white pantsuit, received lingerie gifts, and a white carnation corsage. Refreshments included cake, nuts, and punch. A rice bag party at the Hogan home hosted by Mrs. Randy Wright and Mrs. W. A. Hogan featured a corsage, coral roses, and eighteen guests making rice bags, followed by pastries, melon balls, and punch.

Delia Jordan Stan James Dale Flowers Miss Jordan Mrs. Flowers Connie Griffin Mildred Boyce Clyde Park Delia Randy Wright W. A. Hogan Hogan

Dear Abby column fragments and marital advice

A collage of reader questions and Abby replies on honesty in marriage, cremation, venereal disease guidance, and personal dilemmas from anonymous writers. The pieces show misunderstandings, cautions, and small counsel in a dated domestic advice column style.

Weeds Westward and Auto Industry Economic Impact

Weeds like plantain, introduced from Europe, spread with westward expansion and pioneer farming. Missionaries and cattle ranching shaped the Southwest from the 1690s, with cattle ranges reaching about six million by 1865. The auto industry adds an estimated $77. billion in value, while other sectors contribute over $400. billion to the U.S. economy.

Europe Wesr Missi Lone Star

Engagement of Lisa Gorz to Glen Williams Planned

Mr and Mrs Joseph Gorz of Hope announce the engagement of their daughter Lisa Carol to Glen Edward Williams son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Williams of Texarkana Arkansas. Lisa is granddaughter of Mrs A C Kirby and the late Rev Kirby of Hope. Williams is a 1974 Arkansas High School graduate employed by W C Lee Construction Co. The wedding is set for September 5 at seven in the evening at the First Presbyterian Church Hope with Rev Ralph N Madison Jr officiating. No cards will be sent.

Lisa Carol Joseph Gorz Hope Glen Edward Williams Harvey Williams Texarkana, Ark Miss Gorz A. C. Kirby Kirby Hope High School Williams Jesse Pennington Thornton, Ark Arkansas High School W. C. Lee Construction Co First Presbyterian Church, Hope Ralph N Madison, Jr

Polly Answers Naomi on Bleaching Flour Sack Tea Towels

Polly suggests sun bleaching as the best method. She advises laying damp flour sacks on grass in the sun for a few days and notes lemon and salt may help. Naomi asks if others have succeeded with this bleaching issue.

Polly Naomi

Stay Warm Next Winter by Tightening Home Energy

Polly urges readers to prepare now by sealing cracks, weather stripping, and insulating walls and ceilings. Have furnaces cleaned and flues checked to cut heating costs, and consider solar heat. Use the oven for cooking to conserve heat as cold weather approaches.

The Institute of Energy Conservation Polly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fulton Church Hope Country Mub St. Luke No. 1 Baptist Church Rising Star Gospel Singers Tollett Arkansas American Association of Retired Persons AARP Douglas Monty Montgomery Mena Jett B. Graves First United Methodist Church Mesdames James Cox Eva Jones Lloyd Spencer Rob Jones Garland Medders Bill Mudgett Hope Junior Auxiliary Chamber of Commerce Joyce Battee Larry Delaney Jimmy Smith Hinton C. C Hwy. 71 Ashdown A. C. Hinton Star Office Women’s News Annette Rogers Everette Lamb Ellen Jane Tyler, Tex D. B. Phillips Hobbs, N.M Cecily Brownstone Associated Press Food By Jean Barnes Cooperative Extension Service News Morgan Branch General Hospital Pauline King Abigail van Buren Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Synd., Inc Abby Bride National Community Service Corps Jo-Anne Mass V.D Anchorage L.A Laney de Beret By Polly Cramer Lisa Gors Clyde Davis Photo Lisa Carol Gorz Millwood Lake Millwood
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