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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
3
Editor notes two holiday recipes from readers. Spiced Nuts uses walnuts with sugar, spices, and Karo to form soft balls then cools into chunks. Heavenly Hash combines pecans, chocolate, marshmallow, and marshmallow filling with a sugar milk mixture, cooled and dropped as candies.
Airy fabrics like crepe and silk suit year round wear. A bowl or cap cut flatters thin faces and small features. Low-heeled flats pair with pants or skirts. Army Navy cape a stylish nearby buy for day or evening wear. Rain ponchos clash with long dresses and should stay sporty. Elastic tucked inside pant legs keeps trousers neat inside boots.
Abby shares a century old reader letter about regret for not visiting aging parents before they die. The column provides guidance on obscene calls and family relations in a Q and A style with practical steps.
About 225 people attended the Extension Homemakers Christmas Fair. Attendees shared decorating ideas for every room and learned economical recipes and uncooked candies. Local clubs provided decor ideas and displays with co hosts and committee members arranging treats and creative uses of containers. Some old superstition about cattle health on New Year’s Eve is noted.
December events include Thomas Nelson band Christmas concert at Shover Street Apartments, Hope Church gospel meeting with David Peebles, Garland PTA Bazaar, Stamps twirling festival, weekly AA and TOPS meetings, Delta Kappa Gamma and First United Methodist Women gatherings, and various club and lodge meetings with times and locations. Also a Christmas gift drive for V A Hospital patients.
Admitted: Essie White Blevins Roy Hawthorne Columbus Barney Green Fulton Bobby Cobb Mrs James Cheatham Mrs Sammy Moody Mrs Tom Wardlaw all of Hope Dismissed: John Langston Elijah Foster Ronnie Wreyford Luna Underwood Mrs Danny Turner and baby all of Hope Ben Aumiller Little Rock New arrival: James Edward Cheatham and Hope boy born December 2 Tom Wardlaw fell and broke hip November 22 in Wadley Hospital now back at Memorial Hospital
A brief attribution noting Benedict Spinoza the Dutch Jewish philosopher states that distinguishing truth from falsehood requires a clear grasp of what is true and what is false. The line reflects his epistemology.
The guidance warns to use cottage cheese within a week of purchase and to avoid using tangy labeled varieties in cheesecakes. It mentions cream style options in large or small curd.
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