Donna Gail Atkins Engaged to Steve Gilbert
Mrs. Gerald E. Jones announces the engagement of her daughter Donna Gail Atkins to Steve Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs William G Gilbert Crossett formerly of Hope The wedding is scheduled March 22 at seven in the evening in the Fellowship hall of the First Assembly of God Church Invitations not issued and all friends and relatives are invited.
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Gerald E. Jones
Donna Gail Atkins
Steve Gilbert
William G. Gilbert
Crossett
Hope
First Assembly of God Church
Lilac Garden Club Meets at Mrs Bowser Home
Mrs. Bowser hosts the Lilac Garden Club meeting in her home with Miss Bernice Simpson as co-hostess. Members conducted routine business and planned an August flower show with a Centennial theme. Mrs Nesbit and Mrs Stephens presented a program on dried material arrangements. Sixteen members and one guest attended.
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Lilac Garden Club
Eugenia Bowser
Bernice Simpson
N. P. Nesbit
P. C. Stephens
Abuse at Variety Store Leads to Whistle Blower Plan
After years of rule breaking and daily absences by a manager at a coast to coast multi million dollar chain, workers consider reporting to the executive office. Abby advises all staff to sign and write the letter together.
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Abby
Merane Orton
Stall
Austrian tour featured at Hope B P W Club meeting
Mrs Arch Wylie shared an Austrian film tour with 38 members and 6 guests at the Hope B P W Club meeting held at Town and Country Restaurant. She revealed a Germany street scene turned out to include her Ohio niece and her husband. Martha Stephenson presented Foundation facts and the club voted $100 to the Foundation in memory of Miss Beryl Henry. The club will sponsor Pat Harris as Hope's Young Careerist at the state convention in May.
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Arch Wylie
Hope B&pw Club
Ohio
Martha Stephenson
National Federation of
Beryl Henry
Margaret Park
Pat Harris
Hope
Jean Halbert
Sheryl Carpenter
Little Rock
Charlene Wiggins
Nike
Margie Reyenga
Betsy Franks
Diane Crooms
Becky Garrett
Bonnie Beckworth
Mary Anita Laseter
Evva Reynerson
Opal Hervey
Velma Goss
Answers and tips from a Know How column Q and A
A reader asks how to remove tarnish from silver trophies and is advised to use a commercial tarnish remover. Inquiries cover chair backs fitting different sizes, mortgage transfer feasibility with a remaining loan, and building a bunk bed frame noting to have springs and mattresses ready. The column cautions verifying attachments match inner wood, bank transfer penalties, and legal review.
Hospital Notes From Memorial and Branch General
Memorial Hospital lists admitted Leo Arnold and several residents of Hope and nearby towns including Mrs. Hazel Cason Prescott and Mrs. Mattie Parker Fulton. New arrival is Oliver Nelson and wife with a boy born February 17. Branch General Hospital reports admitted Frank Cornelius Bradley and dismissed Juanita Wilson McCaskill and Cletis Baker Hope.
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Delight
Sadie Rayvon
Lewisville
Oliver Nelson
Branch General Hospital
Frank Cornelius
Bradley
Juanita Wilson
McCaskill
Cletis Baker
Hope
Calendar of events for February week at local clubs and churches
Whitfield Masonic Lodge opens Tuesday at 7 p.m. The Hope Council of Garden Clubs meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. St Marks Church hosts a class at 7 30 p.m. Reverend Ben Agena teaches I'm OK You're OK. District 16 of the Arkansas State Nurses Association gathers Thursday at Perry's Restaurant Perrytown at 7 p.m. Walter McDonald demonstrates oil painting at Holiday Inn February 20 at 7 p.m. Dinner meeting $3.50 tickets via members Spates Florist or The Lady Bug. Golden Age Club luncheon Thursday at 11 a.m. Daffodil Club hosts macrame demo Friday at 1 p.m. Hempstead County Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meets at 7 p.m. Saturday card night at Hope Country Club starting 7 p.m. Reservations by Friday noon. Budget Rally at St Mark's C M E Ozan Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Rev R L Miller of Mt Zion C M E Hope as guest speaker.
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St. Mark’s C.M.E. Church of Ozan
R. L. Miller
Mt. Zion C.M.E. Church of Hope
Spring Hill Good Neighbors Club Meets
The Spring Hill Good Neighbors Club gathered last Thursday with 13 attendees including visitors Mrs Betts Mrs Beckham and Mrs Sisson. Mrs Nedra Kent gave a talk with photos from New Orleans and Priddy won the door prize. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is March 13 at 1 p.m. at Mrs Bertha Huckabee's home.
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Spring Hill
New Orleans
Young Original pattern Dress Ad 8 to 18
Simple sewing pattern advert promotes a dress in regular and long lengths with a $2 price including postage. Features a photo guide and fashion coordinator tips for fabric color and accessories. Pattern B-198 ships sizes 8 to 18, size 10 bust 32, order by mail with full name address and zip code.
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Midtown Station
New York
N.Y
Walnut Torte with Walnut Cream Filling and Coffee Glaze
A Walnut Torte recipe details steps to make a rich cake with walnut cream filling and a coffee glaze. It specifies ingredients such as California walnuts, sugar, lemon juice, vanilla, and a meringue-based filling, plus a glaze made from coffee, corn syrup, and powdered sugar. The method covers layering, baking at 350 degrees, cooling, and assembling the cake.
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Donna Atkins
Mrs. Bowser
Dean Axbby
Jesus List
Small Town
Millersburg
Millersburg, Ohio
Fire Department
L.A
Calif
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
B&pw Club
Mary Anita
Laseter, Martha Stephenson
B&epw
Stephenson
Andy Lang
UP Newsfeatures
P.O
Huntington
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Annette Rogers
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Arkansas State Nurses Association
Perry’s
Perrytown
Micki Nix
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Rev
Shover Springs Extension Homemakers Club
W. C. Dillon
Gordon Renshaw
Unity Baptist Church
Jimmy Wallace
Unity
Daffodil Club
Allen Leonard
West 13Th
Jim Slagle
Jim Tate
Macrame
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
the Hope Country Club
Good Neighbor Club
Young Originals
Aileen Claire
NEA
Food
Saengei Theatre
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