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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
3
Readers seek advice on a closet gay partner dating a naive colleague, a plastic tableware debate at a dinner group, and a young mother who chose adoption. Abby advises minding one’s own business, while offering practical social tips.
Miss le OvVveRWTS features in a society column item with a contact phone number 777-8841. The note highlights community events and social activities led by local women in upcoming gatherings.
Telephoned notices may be placed between 2 and 5 p.m. daily excluding Saturdays with Mrs. Rogers. Submissions by mail or in person at the Hope Star office. Thanksgiving news includes HM-1 and Mrs Kenneth V Powell Jr of Quantico VA and Michael Powell of the U of A Fayetteville visiting Col USAF ret and Mrs K V Powell at 307 South Hervey. Loyd W Drew of Hope and Ruth Atkins of Hot Springs return from Hemet California visiting T L Darbys. Mrs Darby is Wilma Atkins, sister of Mrs Drew and Miss Atkins.
A Christmas craft from Dusty Pilot shows how to convert a seven inch brandy snifter into a Santa figure with red white and black felt, fringe and pompons. Step by step directions cover cutting patterns, gluing pieces, creating a hat and beard, and finishing with eyes and nose. The ad promotes the Christmas Craft Book priced at $1.50 plus postage, order details included.
Advice on wardrobe choices favors neutrals over bold gold gowns and suggests versatile layers like a fur jacket or shawl. Tips include wearing a gold choker with a loose cowl-neck sweater, packing with flexible suitcase sides, using a neutral lip pencil, and ending the day with a lukewarm shower followed by a warm bath.
The December agenda lists Lions Club auction in the 3rd District Coliseum December 1-3 with hours 6-10 p.m. on Dec 1-2 and 6 p.m. until sold on Dec 3, plus club meetings and Christmas gatherings at local venues including Golden Age Club, Hempstead County Historical Society, Hope Chapter 328 OES, District 16 ANA, Gardenia Garden Club, Hope Church Gospel meeting with speaker David Peebles, Iris Garden Club Christmas meeting, Garland PTA Bazaar, FUMC Women committee, Hempstead County Collectors Club, Whitfield Masonic Lodge, Hope Lilac Garden Club, Garden Therapy plants for Heritage Manor, and DAR luncheon.
New arrival reported as Mr and Mrs Danny Turner of Hope welcomed a baby girl born November 30. Discharges include Mrs Justin Diaz and baby from Texarkana, and several Hope residents. Admissions list multiple patients from Hope, Washington, and Delight with no reported outcomes.
The quote reflects on success under divine favor as Saul grows wary of David. It contrasts prophetic leadership with worldly ambition and implies that true progress requires imagination that keeps others busy. The remark echoes Donald Marquis’s view of creative influence in public life.
A home breakfast feature presents Apple Scrapple and Eggs in a Nest as festive weekend options. The recipe collection blends pork sausage with cornmeal and apples, plus Egg dishes like Eggs Goldenrod with curry and Tabasco. Serves 4 to 6, with toast and butter as accompaniments.
Mr and Mrs Charlie McLelland of De Queen announce the engagement of their daughter Tricia Lavaughn to Mark Daniel Burns son of Mr and Mrs Delmore Burns Rt 5 Hope. Tricia a 1975 De Queen High School graduate will work at Razorback Bar-B-Q Mark a 1974 Hope High School graduate attended Southern State College and works at Spears Carpet Mills. The couple plan to wed December 18 at three o'clock at the Burns home with all friends and relatives invited.
Extension agent Dolores McBride explains cash flow accounting guiding family spending. A three part plan allocates income: housing 2 percent, savings 5 percent, transportation 10 percent, medical 9 percent, education and recreation 9 percent, food 2 percent, clothing 9 percent, revolving credit 20 percent. Controlled credit offers flexibility but requires careful records to avoid trouble.
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