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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1972

Page

6

Calendar of Events Weekend Society Notes

Community schedule lists potlucks at First United Methodist Church Jett B Graves class August 29 at 7 p.m. St Marks watermelon feast August 30 7 p.m. Hope Ladies Bridge luncheon August 31 at noon with reservations. Bobcat pep rally September 1 at Hammons Stadium. Friday swimming party canceled. Saturday September 2 wedding Kay Franks and Daniel Key at Magnolia First Methodist Church. Sunday September 3 Tyner Family Reunion at Douglas Building 10 a.m. with potluck. Meetings include Hempstead County Republican Women September 5 and Golden Age Club September 7. Multiple local residents visit relatives and travel.

Jett B. Graves First United Methodist Church John Lloyd Leon Prescott Rob Jones Leota Futrell James McLarty W.A. Mudgett Kay Elizabeth Franks Daniel H. Key First Methodist Magnolia Hubert W. Franks Elizabeth Couch Franks Houston George P. Lively Hope First United Methodist Church of Lyle McMahon H.O. Grisham Tyner Douglas Building Texas Street Patsy Tyner Tyler Tex W. W. Wright Texas St

Friday Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Whitworth's Home

A local Friday Bridge Club met with Mrs. H C Whitworth on August 25. Seasonal flowers were arranged at vantage points in her home. Scores showed Mrs. R E Cooper as high scorer. Refreshments included a salad plate and iced tea.

H.C. Whitworth R.E. Cooper

Patterson Pruden Named Candidates for Representative

The Star announces that Larry S. Patterson and Mrs. Jerri Pruden are candidates for Representative, subject to the General Election on November 7, 1972.

The Star Larry S. Patterson Jerri Pruden

Arkansas Events List Across State Fair and Clubs

Readable notes list annual events in Arkansas with no set dates including the North Franklin Co Fair and Rodeo Ozark Council of Garden Clubs Flower Show Crossett Independence Co Fair Batesville Rodeo Roundup Club Clarksville Arts and Crafts Show Siloam Springs. Instructions advise contacting city chambers or the Parks and Tourism Department for unconfirmed dates. A damaged line mentions a painting and house condition.

North Franklin Co Ozark

Nuptial Fetes for Miss Royston and Mr Scruggs

Miss Margroie Royston and Joe B Scruggs III of Little Rock were feted with two pre nuptial dinners ahead of their August 12 wedding. August 4 in Pine Bluff hosted by Dr and Mrs T E Townsend with co hosts Dr and Mrs Roy Scoggins. Sixteen guests included the couples parents and the Scruggs and Royston families. The event featured a white crepe dress, fleu d amour corsage, summer flowers and candles and a silver tree platter as a host gift. August 12 in Little Rock another dinner party was hosted by Dr and Mrs D B Cheaits, with the Young Life Committee in attendance. Thirty one guests including the couple's parents attended. Miss Royston wore green and white cotton with a white daisy corsage. Tables featured zinnias marigolds and sassies. A love seat divan and matching chair for the couple's new home were presented as a gift.

Margroie Royston Joe B. Scruggs Little Rock Pine Bluff T.E. Townsend Roy Scoggins J.B. Scruggs, Jr G.D. Royston, Jr D.B. Cheaits Young Life Committee Royston

Family members host miscellaneous shower for Marjorie Royston Scruggs

Relatives of Mrs. Joe B Scruggs III hosted two pre wedding events. An August 7 shower at aunt Mrs. W S Cope’s Prescott home included 25 guests such as the groom’s mother and sister in law. Hostesses gave an electric mixer as a gift. A bridesmaids luncheon August 9 at Pleasant Valley Country Club Little Rock followed with 14 guests, including the couple’s mothers. A linen gift was presented by hostesses.

Joe B. Scruggs, III Marjorie Royston W.S. Cope Prescott Grandy Royston Arkadelphia J.B. Scruggs, Jr Jan Scruggs Little Rock Pleasant Valley Country Club W.C. Nolen Keith Golden Gilbert Dean Royston Scruggs G.D. Royston, Jr

Young Original Pattern B-101 Suit Adds Wardrobe Options

Fashion pattern advertisement promotes Young Original Pattern B-101 with Photo Guide for sizes 8 to 18. It offers a long dress plus a pantsuit and sportswear play set, priced at $2. Includes fabric amounts for 60-inch material and contrast, plus a mention of a Fashion Co ordinator for color and accessory suggestions. Send $2.00 to the newspaper box 438 Midtown.

Fall fashion embraces loose silhouettes for 1972

New York reports fall designs favor a loose, free silhouette with longer coats and fuller dresses. Slim lines fade as women seek comfort with short skirts, wide pants, and mixed fabric plaids. Evening wear shifts to soft party dresses while pants gain day and night appeal.

New York NEA Dolmans

Facelift insights for older patients by Dr Lamb

Dr Lawrence E Lamb explains facelift considerations for women in their 60s. Benefits depend on skin sagging versus fine wrinkles, with aging not reversed. Procedures vary, often removing skin near the hairline without pulling hair back. Risks are low, but results hinge on realistic expectations. consultation with a cosmetic plastic surgeon is advised for personalized guidance.

County Medical Society

Slang column sparks debate across generations

Helen Bottel and Sue defend slang while readers argue its role in language. The exchange features new and old terms, mock phrases, and calls to retire slang in favor of standard diction, noting generational divides and the impact on clear communication.

M.M.G Helen Sue Tuff Tootie Jeannie C.P. Gang H.S Helen Bottel

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