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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1976
Page
3
Potluck friendly recipe shared by Mrs. Lester Sitzes Jr. for a chicken asparagus bake. Stew chicken until tender, shred, then mix with undiluted mushroom and celery soups, asparagus, hard boiled eggs, pimientos, celery, almonds and half the onion rings. Bake 350 degrees for 30 minutes, add remaining onion rings last five minutes.
Mrs Earl Dudley hosted the December meeting and Christmas party of the Rocky Mound Extension Homemakers Club at her Dudley home. With no president present, Mrs Orie Byers led. The group sang carols, heard Luke 2 1 14, shared a Christmas story and poem The Shepherds, exchanged gifts, revealed secret pals, and enjoyed refreshments.
Recent visitors in Prescott include D. P. Shipps of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs Cynthia Crews with Tracy of Bath Maine who will visit the Paul McCormack family on January 1. Other guests are Capt Dwight Galloway and Amanda from Ft Bragg North Carolina with the Lynn Galloway family and Mrs Douglas Drake with Steve who visited Greenville Texas. Dee Atchley and Rob from Romeoville Illinois are with Charlie Atchley and relatives while Rhonda Palmer Brandy and Bradley of North Little Rock have stayed with local friends and kin.
Clever cut off middy design offers versatile wear over skirts or pants. Pattern B-119 with photo guide includes size 9 bust 32 and requires two and three eighths yards of 60 inch fabric for middy and skirt. Send $2, include name address ZIP and pattern number to Box 438 Midtown Station New York 10018.
Readers seek guidance on birth control efficacy and marriage plans. Abby rebuts with humor about self-control and public funding, then counsels a college-age couple on paying for dates and dates' perceptions. A mother laments a dog purchase after her son's begging and Abby replies with pragmatic, light sarcasm.
A Dear Abby collection includes lonesome 30 year old seeking love, a 20 year old reader praising the column, a 14 year old rebelling against her mother, and a 14 year old appreciating maternal guidance. The note ends with Abby inviting readers to send money for a booklet.
Mrs. Herbert Stephens hosted the Cosmopolitan Club annual Christmas party with Mrs. Frank Horton assisting. The beautifully decorated home featured bells trees wreaths and handmade ornaments given to each member. Mrs. Tom Ed Hays Sr. recited Luke’s scripture as games preceded a gift exchange and dessert with hot punch for guests including Mrs. Harold Davis.
Poinsettias need full sun and temperatures of 60 to 70 degrees with good drainage. Water when the soil dries, feed monthly, and avoid drafts. prune stems in late winter and acclimate outdoors after frost danger ends. For holiday color, expose plants to complete darkness nightly from late September until bracts color in mid December.
A fashion tip suggests tucking a flower behind the ear to elevate eveningwear. The simple adornment adds a pop of color and a graceful, vintage-inspired accent for formal looks.
Memorial Hospital lists admissions including Mrs. Berry Randle Jr and Mrs. Ellen B McWilliams of Hope with Mr and Mrs Jake Barber of Steele Missouri. Discharges include John William Byrd Mrs Jay Rowe and baby and others. New arrival is Berry Randle Jr and wife of Hope a girl born December 23.
A biblical verse declares life and blessing chosen to save descendants, followed by a quote from English astronomer John Lubbock about humans shaping the world into a palace or a prison.
The Hope Star held its annual Christmas party at Holiday Inn with prizes of silver dollars for winners Travis Stone Belinda Yarbrough Mike McMillen Tammy Allen and Joe Van Horn. Attendees included numerous staff and supervisors plus Circulation Director Pod Rogers and Cecil Rogers Brad Rogers.
An exchange discusses attic wall construction to reduce noise with separate studs or staggered framing and air gaps, plus insulating between walls not touching both. It also covers hollow-wall anchors that stay in place after bolts are removed and recommends weighing items to match anchor capacity. It explains the difference between a snake and a steel spring auger for drains and notes their interchangeable use.
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