Community Calendar for February 19 22 events and notices
A set of upcoming local events for February 19 to 22 includes a Fort Worth Texas wedding at Spring Hill United Methodist Church, Hope community bridge and pitch night, church anniversaries and revivals, a Perry town singing convention, Watermelon City CB club meeting, Century Bible class guest teacher, UMW group meetings, Alcoholic Anonymous and Al Anon sessions, TOPS AR 9% and Weight Watchers meetings, a Jett B Graves Sunday School potluck, Cosmopolitan Club gathering, and other community notices. Names include Elizabeth Prater, John Martin, Rev Carl Diffee, Jim Lyons, Ralph Green, Rev Jerry Westmoreland. Places include Spring Hill UMC, Hope, Perrytown, Providence Memorial Baptist Church, Watermelon City, First United Methodist Church, St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Douglas Building, House of Hope. Dates February 19 22.
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Elizabeth Prater
Fort Worth
Tex
John Martin
Hope
Spring Hill United Methodist Church
Carl Diffee
Jerry Westmoreland
Prescott
First United Methodist Church
U.M.W
Jett B. Graves
Fellowship Hall
Mesdames
B.W. Edwards
Giles Foster
L.C. Collins
Edith Murph
J.P. Homer
Connie Griffin
Fay James
Baker EHC February Meeting At Mrs H G Baker Home
The February Baker EHC gathering hosted by Mrs H G Baker featured Mrs Otis Taylor presiding and leading the business portion. Readings included "Whispers of Love" by Mrs Ardell Clark and a poem "Youth" by Mrs C G Tittle. The group demonstrated eye openers and Valentine paper crafts. A lesson titled The Estate Who Gets It was presented by Mrs Baker and Mrs Taylor, followed by a discussion. Seventeen members attended and refreshments were served.
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Baker Ehc
H. G. Baker
Otis Taylor
Why a Wood Joint Loosened After Regluing
The wood pores must be open for glue to adhere. Old glue residue often remains and causes failures. Removal quality depends on coats. varnish usually comes off easier than old paint.
Opening to Work in Ephesus Faces Adversaries
Quoted Bible verse from I Corinthians 16 8 9 speaks of remaining in Ephesus until Pentecost for open opportunity and many adversaries. William Lyon Phelps quotes contrast on handling obstacles as stepping stones.
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Ephesus
Tina Ambassador Sunday School Class Meets at Purtell Home
Fifteen members and two guests met Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Olin Purtell with Mrs. Tom Duckett assisting. Mrs. Alfred Bearden led a brief business meeting and Mrs. Virgie Cunningham delivered a devotional on kindness with Ephesians scripture. A closing prayer followed as refreshments were served.
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Tina Ambassador
Clemmie Hazzard
Charles Claus
Olin Purtell
Tom Duckett
Clifton Booth
Alfred Bearden
Sidney Churchwell
Virgie Cunningham
Ted Purtle
Abandoned Peace roses cause neighbor feud
Dear Abby column recounts a neighbor dispute over a Rose Peace rose bush and mistaken theft. A misled neighbor accuses the writer, then learns a preteen apologized for the actual theft, prompting calls for apology and reconciliation. The column offers guidance on handling pride, apology, and friendship.
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Abby
Pot Roasts Inspired by Alsace Lorraine Style
Pot roasts stretch the food budget by using less tender beef cuts. The recipe browns the meat in fat then braises with carrot celery onion vinegar and raisins until tender. Thickened gravy uses cornstarch. Serves six.
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Alsace-Lorraine
Newspaper Enterprise Alsn
Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Memorial Hospital in Hope reports admissions including J B Ingram and multiple Hope residents. discharges feature Mrs Jimmy Cornelius and several other local residents. St Michael Hospital in Texarkana lists Mrs R E Chism as patient in Room 446, Texarkana Arkansas 75501.
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ST. Michael Hospital
Texarkana
Ark
R.E. Chism
UAW Local 1091 Holds Special Meeting
Fifty five UAW Local 1091 members met Tuesday afternoon at the union hall on South Elm Street. Rev. William Terrell gave the invocation and Lynn Bonner, a union representative, spoke as the special guest.
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Uaw-Local
Union Hall
South Elm Street
William Terrell
Lynn Bonner
Melrose EHC Holds February Meeting at Mrs Powell Home
Melrose EHC gathered at Mrs. W A Powell's home for the February session. Lyle Allen read the thought, devotions drew from Matthew 22 37 40, and six members with two visitors sang God Bless America.
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Melrose Ehc
W.A. Powell
Lyle Allen
America
Powell
Jesus
A.C. Kirby
Juneanne Reynolds Named Girls State Head for 1977
Congratulations to Hope native Juneanne Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Reynolds for being chosen as head of Girls State for 1977. Charles Ellis offers dogs at the city pound in a giveaway.
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Juneanne Reynolds
Hope
A.J. Reynolds
Charles Ellis
Mustard Proportions for Oil and Vinegar Dressing
A simple dressing ratio uses either dry or prepared mustard. Mix one cup oil with a quarter cup vinegar, adding half a teaspoon of dry mustard or one teaspoon of prepared mustard for balance.
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Homes For
Deck
Living &M
Samuel Paul
Queens Boulevard
Forest Hills
N.Y
Hope Country Club
Grace Baptist Church
Hwy. 67
Jim Lyons
Ralph Green
Hempstead County
Providence Memorial Baptist Church
Perrytown
Watermelon City Area
C.B. Club
C.b.ers
Associated Women
Harding
Rowan McLeod
Alcoholic Anonymous
al- Anon Family Group
House of Hope
Jones Street
Fair Park
Douglas
Cosmopolitan Club
Dean Roach
Rosewood Manor
Mrs. Pearl Malardier
Rosewood Manor Nursing Home
Rosie Powell
Sylvester Honea
Miles Laha
Cora Wright
Norma Jean Watson
Center
W. D. Belknap
Mike Wish
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mrs. Baker
Entertains
Andy Lang
UP Newsfeatures
William Lyon Phelps
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Purtell
Gardener
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune
NY News
Minnesota
Arthur
Arthur's
L.A
Calif
Food For Americans
Aileen Claire
NEA
Food
California
Hope Star
Arkansas
Pastor Richard Martin
Conway
John A. Wilson
International Dis
Steve Mc Queen Pru NE
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