Waldo wedding crowns Tipton McCormack in blue satin setting
Wanda Tipton and Richard McCormack wed at Memorial Baptist Church Waldo in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev C M Woodard. vows were exchanged before greenery candle arch as family and friends witnessed a formal reception with white carnations blue stephanotis and a tiered cake.
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Memorial Baptist Church of
Waldo
Wanda Sadaye Tipton
Richard Jay McCormack
C. M. Woodard
McNeil
John V. Tipton
Major
Paul W. McCormack
Hope
Gregory R. Grant
Memphis
Kimiye Grant
Dianne Kazuye Tipton
Carol Fincher
Marilyn Cox
Magnolia
Barbara McCormack
Ronny Hambrice
Michael W. McCormack
Steve ‘Odom
Terry Fields
Taylor
Eddie Hayes
Shreveport
Hambrice
Bill Gass
Mary Greene's Dumplings for Stew and Soup
Simple dumpling recipe by Mary Greene explains a 44 cup water, 2 tablespoons butter, 7 tablespoons flour, salt, and one egg. Melt butter, stir in flour, cool, add egg, heat to smooth. Simmer small spoonfuls in 1 quart salted water 10 to 15 minutes, then drain and add to soup. Makes 24 dumplings for 4 to 6 servings.
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Mary Greene
Women's club events fill Hempstead County calendar
Calendar listings detail meetings and programs for February 4 through 13. Republican Women, Delta Kappa Gamma, Whitfield Masonic Lodge, Golden Age Club, Audubon Society, U D C Pat Cleburne Chapter, Hope Country Club game night, and a sewing workshop with Wanette McKee are scheduled, with speakers Agatha Bullard Prator, Gordon Renshaw, Charles Gardner, and Pauline Matthews among them.
Music Club Aims For Jenny Lind Polka And Rhapsody
The Friday Music Club met at Mrs. B C Hyatt with a piano duo Grunn and Gion by Mrs. Paul Henley and Mrs. Hyatt. A Jenny Lind Polka duet by Mrs B W Edwards and Mrs Helen Hatch followed. The program closed with Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 by four players. President Calvin Smith spoke on the Inspiration Point scholarship and Miss McLarty announced participation in The Music Man at City Hall Feb 28 to Mar 1. Members were served cake nuts and coffee by hostesses Hyatt McLarty and Edwards.
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B. C. Hyatt
Grunn
Gion
Paul Henley
Hyatt
Jenny Lind
B. W. Edwards
Helen Hatch
Arthur Strech
Hendrix Spraggins
Henley
Street
Calvin Smith
James McLarty
City Hall
Roy Stephenson
George Frazier
Tom Hays
Hospital Notes Branch General Admits and Dismissals
Branch General Hospital lists new admissions including Joe Erwin Robert Rowe and Mrs Cletis Baker of Hope plus Ralph Taylor and Parnell Delaney of Washington. Dismissals include Letha Freeman Lisa Henson Autrey Foster and others of Hope Fulton and Emmet. Memorial Hospital records admissions Mrs Rickey Purtle Marilyn Turner and several from Hope. New arrival: Kevin Bradford of Hope, a boy born February 1.
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Joe Erwin
Robert Rowe
Cletis Baker
Hope
Ralph Taylor
Parnell Delaney
Washington
Letha Freeman
Lisa Henson
Autrey Foster
Benson Foster
J. K. Barnes
Ola Ritzell
C. E. Hester Jr
Fulton
Perry Smith
Emmet
Earlis McCloughan
All of Hope
Dena Hampton
Perrytown
Ruel Mullins
Lynn Gathright
Saratoga
Ada Epperson
McCaskill
James Jones
Pam Purtle
Kevin Bradford
Dogwood Transplant Tips for Easy Planting
Spring is best for dogwoods but transplanting is hard. Do not plant barefoot. wrap and trim roots, or buy a ready to plant root-balled specimen instead.
Abundant gratitude in a friendly advice note
A reader thanks a friend Frances for wisdom and asks for Abby’s guidance. The letter directs personal replies to Abby and outlines sending requests for her booklet What Teenagers Want to Know with a stamped self-addressed envelope and a 20 cent addressee.
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Abby
John
Frances
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Painting Tip Uses a Paper Plate as Tray and Brush Rest
A simple painting tip recommends using a paper plate as a paint tray and as a convenient location to set the brush during painting. This compact workaround helps keep supplies organized and minimizes spills.
Presbyterian church scene of a Burns-Odom wedding
The First Presbyterian Church of Hope hosted the seven o clock Saturday wedding of Miss Jan Burns and Henry Stephen Odom with Rev. Ralph Madison officiating. The bride wore organza Chantilly lace with a Juliet cap veil, carried pink and white rosebuds, and a detachable train. attendants included Kathy Odom as maid of honor and Terri Ann Becherer and Jeanne Sheffield as bridesmaids. The groom was supported by Randy Odom and Donny Hughes as groomsmen. a reception followed in the church fellowship hall with a three tier cake and assorted refreshments. The couple will reside in Hope after a short wedding trip.
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Odom
Ben
Ralph Madison
B. C. Hyatt
Mota Rowe
Donna
Tammie Odom
Jack Hollingshead
Amity, Ark
Kathy Odom
Terri Ann
Mark Pendergraft
Susan Becherer
Nancy Leverett
Hope
Drain the Way to Success in Container Planting
Start by choosing pots and planting with care. Ensure drainage at the bottom, especially in pots without holes. Add a 1/2 to 1 inch pebble layer to catch excess water, then sterilized enriched potting soil. Place the plant, loosely pack soil, and leave about an inch from the rim for watering.
Plant care after buying in a discount store
Advice urges delaying disturbance of new plants for a month or two to let them adjust. If bought at a fire and dime store, soil may be poor and repotting into a new sterilized soil in a same size container is advised to improve survival chances.
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Fire and Dime
Third District Arts and Crafts Club Hosts January Meeting
Mrs J O Luck welcomed 25 members to the new home at East 17th and Carolyn Drive for the January meeting. Walter McDonald, Texarkana artist, will demonstrate oils at a February 20 dinner meeting at the Holiday Inn, tickets $3.50. Guests included Mrs Jennie Collins Mrs Judy Brooks Mrs Wallace McDowell and Mrs Sue Cofield.
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Arts and Crafts Club
J. O. Luck
East 17Th
Carolyn Drive
Walter McDonald
Texarkana
Holiday Inn
National Endowment For the Arts
Office of Arkansas State Arts and Humanities
Mable Garner
Jennie Collins
Judy Brooks
Wallace McDowell
Sue Cofield
Cheesy Pop Up Bread Two Loaves
A vintage bread recipe yields two cheesy pop up loaves. Ingredients include enriched flour, oil, sugar, eggs, dry yeast, milk, shredded Cheddar, water, and Cheddar. The method blends warm liquids with flour and yeast, beats until smooth, rises in warm place, and bakes at 375 degrees until golden brown.
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Nee McCormack
Little Rock
Southern State College
Air Force College
Biloxi
Miss
Church Fellowship
Maria Grant
Ohio
Susan Spears
Renita Nelson
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Hempstead County
Republican Women’s Club
Abraham Lincoln
Delta Kappa Gamma
Beryl Henry Library
Agatha Bullard Prator
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Gordon Renshaw
Jimmy Wallace
Unity Baptist Church
Audubon Society
Charles Gardner
Pat Cleburne
U.D.C
Pauline Matthews
Robert E. Lee
Hope Country Club
Wanette McKee
Star Office
Mrs. B.C. Hyatt
Dean Fabby
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Jacksonville
Fla
County Dental Association
First Presbyterian Church of Hope
Jan Burns
Merle Burns
Henry Stephen
H. Stephen Odom
Clyde Davis Photo
Janet Tara
A.B. Mhoon
J.O. Luck
Metro-Guldwyn - Mayer
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