Community Gossip and Birth Announcements in Hope Star
Mrs. Annette Rogers leads the Women’s News calls for items to be phoned 2 to 5 PM daily except Saturday. Don Bobo of Houston visited the Bobo and Anstee households, while Raymond Anstee hosted Clyde Anstees. The Waddle family hosted guests from Shreveport and Hendrix student Mike Bobo helped celebrate Sheila Bobo’s birthday and family anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Hope Star Office
Mike Bobo
Hendrix
Conway
Sheila
Ray Bobo
Golden Age Club Holds Luncheon Meeting at Douglas Building
Fifteen members and four visitors attended the luncheon meeting of the Golden Age Club at the Douglas building. K. G. Hamilton Lile Easterling Bill Billings and Mrs. Della Fenwick were present while Mr. Easterling gave the invocation. In the afternoon Ada May White, president, led a business meeting and read several Valentine poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Hamilton
Lile Easterling
Bill Billings
Della Fenwick
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Easterling
Ada May White
Polly Cramer Pointers: Laundry Formula for Formula Stains
Polly Cramer offers a practical stain removal tip for formula stains on fabrics. She recommends pre treating with cold water rinse, then applying a gentle detergent solution and air drying to avoid set-in marks.
Polly's Problem and Reader Tips
Dear Polly answers include stain removal using dishwasher detergent clues, concerns about multi pattern packaging, smoke odor remedies with ammonia and charcoal, pantyhose hacks to extend runs with clear polish, and a T-shirt clothespin pouch for drying clothes. The column features reader-suggested hacks and practical home solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
J.A
Elsie
Elizabeth
Lorelei
Dear Abby readers weigh hair, rings and weddings
A reader asks about shaving a partner's head to sexualize, while another seeks advice on engagement timelines and ring plans. Abby addresses autonomy, consent, and parental involvement, urging clear communication and respecting personal boundaries. The column also discusses a sister's wedding earring conflict and endorses individual choice in appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Sis
Ontario
Hollis Couple Welcome Daughter Jennifer Denise
Mr and Mrs Sidney Wayne Hollis announce the birth of their daughter Jennifer Denise born Monday February 7 at a weight of 5 pounds 14 2 ounces Grandparents are Finis Odom Patmos and Joe Hollis Hope Great grandmothers Joe Hollis Sr and Sid Flowers Hope
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Wayne Hollis
East 6Th St
Jennifer Denise
Finis Odom
Patmos
Joe Hollis
Hope
Joe Hollis Sr
Sid Flowers
Hospital Notes from Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Memorial Hospital records list admits from Hope and surrounding areas including Richey LaGrone Mrs. Wilson Ragland Mrs. Sam Cox Mrs. Bobby Hash and others. Discharges include Gussie Pressley Mrs Cora Powers and Herman Worthey and baby. A peasant note critiques peasant blouses versus tailored tops for fuller figures.
Orange Avocados On The Half-Shell Recipe
Elegant seasonal starter from Cecily Brownstone features orange segments packed in avocado halves. Oranges are sectioned, dressed with olive oil lemon juice salt and white pepper, then spooned into each avocado cavity. Serves eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Local calendar of Hope events through March 5
Hope area clubs and groups schedule meetings, social events, and a church service from February 23 to March 5 including Hope Junior Auxiliary Senior Citizens United Way United Way Hempstead County Ladies Bridge Luncheon Friday Music Club Gospel Souls of Texarkana DeRoan Chapter No 152 festival and a vegetable note on zucchini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Way
Star Trip to be staged in Hope schools
HOPE JUNIOR AUXILIARY will present the play Star Trip on March 2 3 and 4 at Hope elementary schools. Shown practicing are Mrs John Gambs Captain Cosmic Mrs Bill Niven Lt Tumble Mrs Darrell Wallace Senator Foghorn and Mrs Billy Stewart director. Also in the play but not pictured are Mrs Bobby Hull Mean Fellow Mrs Jim Byrd Head Martian and Mrs Jim Tate serving as prompter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
John Gambs
Captain Cosmic
Bill Niven
Tumble
Darrell Wallace
Senator Foghorn
Billy Stewart
Bobby Hull
Jim Byrd
Jim Tate
Craft workshop at Ozark Folk Center backed by AHEA
Extension Service News notes a three day crafts workshop in Mountain View at the Ozark Folk Center sponsored by the Arkansas Home Economics Association. Registration opens 5 p.m. March 18 and closes at noon March 20 with lodging meals and a small fee. writers invite advance reservations to Sharon Heidingsfelder P O Box 391 Little Rock AR 72203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Arkansas Home Economics Association
AHEA
Ozark Folk Center
Sharon Heidingsfelder
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
Ahea Arts Committee
P.O
Little Rock
Ark
Patsy Keller
Iya
Evelyn Good
Henderson State University
Mary Lu Kosmeder
Dennard
Sally Line
Berryville
Peggy Hoffman
University of Arkansas
Sherry Worthen
Kan
Verse and quotes on loss and hope from Job and Prochnow
A literary pair presents a biblical lament from Job about ruined glory and despair, paired with Herbert Prochnow’s view that hope lies in future success beyond today’s failure. The juxtaposition connects enduring hardship with optimistic progress.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Don Bobo
Houston, Tex
Fay Bobo
Raymond Anstee
Kenneth Anstee
Clyde, N. Y
Paul Waddle
Alan
Shreveport
Howard Waddle
Paul McClellan
Mary Jo McClellan
By Polly Cramer
L.W.C
Billy Vern
Nashville
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Homes For
Onal Bath
Carl Gaiser
Telegraph Road
Southfield
Mich
Hope Junior Auxiliary
LaGrone Farm
Douglas
Farmers Home Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Country Club
Mary Anita Laseter
Arthur Strech
Gerald Keith
Gospel Souls of
Texarkana
McNab Missionary Baptist Church
Hwy. 355
DeRoan Chapter No
Masonic Lodge
Cherry A. Stewart
Star Camera
Extension Service News
Herbert Prochnow
American Cancer Society
A. A
Webster's
Chicago
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