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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
7
A newspaper recipe for pliable cookie dough using light molasses to hold shapes. Instructions cover butter, sugar, eggs, molasses, flour, spices, chilling, rolling to 1/4 inch, cutting shapes like Christmas tree, snowman, wreath, and bird. Includes decorating ideas with frosting, sprinkles, and edible beads.
A plum cake recipe uses 1 cup shortening or cooking oil 2 cups sugar 2 small jars plum baby food with tapioca 1 teaspoon vanilla ¼ teaspoon ground cloves ¼ to 1 cup chopped pecans 3 eggs 2 cups self rising flour ¼ teaspoon cinnamon. Cream oil and sugar beat in eggs one at a time add vanilla flour spices nuts and baby food. Bake one hour at 250 degrees in a Bundt or tube pan. Drizzle glaze of 2 tablespoons milk and 1 cup powdered sugar over warm cake.
In a dated column the authors critique songs for sexist lyrics and objectification of women. They recount listening to old hits from the 1950s to the 1970s, noting how lines about women as passive objects linger. The piece ends with a hypothetical beach protest by feminists and a reflection on choice between romance and liberation.
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Branch General Hospital and Memorial Hospital in Hope and nearby towns. It notes new arrival a girl to Victor Massanelli Jr. in Hope and a baby boy to Lloyd Washington Jr. in Hope, with dates and patient names.
The Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club on Thursday, November 2 featured hostesses Mrs. John Robert Graves, Mrs. Charles Sharpe Jr., and Mrs. Bill Hairr. Fifteen guests enjoyed a fried chicken lunch before bridge play, with awards won by Mrs. Ralph Macek, Mrs. Mildred Rogers, Mrs. Louise Kalin, and Mrs. Ed Aslin. Also included are recipes for French-toasted ham and Swiss cheese sandwiches and a lemon parsley butter fish sauce.
Leaders Bill Spradling Henry Pastuszka and Mrs FS Smith tasted nutritious foods demonstrated by Extension Home Economists Wanda Williams Dolores McBride and Mrs Rebecca Crouch Area Ex tension Home Economist Nutrition The nutrition program emphasis reinforces Mulligan Stew TV series sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service telecast on Channel 6 at 1130 AM starting Saturday January 5 for six consecutive Saturdays Miss McBride advises youth groups to contact the Extension Office for suggested materials
Geely feel Tuesday December 4 Delta Kappa Gamma meets at the Douglas Building at 3 30 p m for their regular monthly meeting A white elephant sale funds a yearly Hope High School scholarship Hostesses Muriel Dickinson Aylene Kauble Doris Millican Hazel Pritchard Home room mothers at Beryl Henry School meet December 4 at 1 30 p m Christmas party planning Masonic Lodge 239 holds its regular meeting December 4 at 7 30 p m Thursday December 6 Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star meets at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Hall for an initiation and refreshments Hempstead County Republican Women's Club Christmas party at a member home White Elephant gift exchange Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC meets December 6 at El Matador Restaurant for lunch business at Mrs James W Branch home Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC luncheon December 6 at El Matador Christmas Bazaar December 6 7 First National Bank lobby hours 7 9 p m December 6 and 9 am 2 pm and 4 6 pm December 7
A reader seeks legal feasible ways to cremation wishes and a letter to a stubborn ex. A divorcee complains neighbors use her phone and invade privacy, asking Abby to publish the note to curb the imposition while offering contact for Abby’s booklet.
In Jonesboro Arkansas the Doyle Coleman family transformed a 16 by 20 foot carport into a carpeted paneled den with a fireplace and warm color scheme. Two brick walls were stained to match walnut paneling, plus papered trim. They added linen like window shades, a round table, chairs, a hanging lamp, indoor outdoor carpeting, and decoupage art. Mrs Coleman said the space brings pride and joy and they plan to leave it as is.
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