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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1975

Page

6

Hope Council of Garden Clubs Meeting Notes

The Hope Council of Garden Clubs met February 19 in the Chamber office with president Mrs Rose Luck announcing decoration duties for the Chamber of Commerce dinner. A committee led by Mrs Charles Carey was formed to purchase decorations. The Southwest district meeting was held in Benton on February 13. The flower show was moved to October. The next meeting is March 19 in the Chamber office.

Hope Council of Garden Clubs Chamber Rose Luck Chamber of Commerce Charles Carey Benton East 17Th St All

Dear Polly and Readers Poised Advice and Craft Tips

Reader questions offer stain removal tips for printer ink using turpentine and cleaners, a note on ill fitting large shoe sizes for women, and a column reprinting a vintage handkerchief poem. Polly advises turpentine treatment followed by washing to treat ink on work pants.

Polly Lillian Mary B Harriet

If it's not exhibitionism what is it

Dear Abby letters debate exhibitionism and gender bias in public behavior. A man exposed defenses label it illness while women in topless venues display pride and applause. Advice columns also cover in laws overbearing and dinner disputes, urging clear communication and humor.

Abigail van Buren Chicago Tubund-W News Sydne Abby Kate

Rev Gordon Renshaw Speaker at Golden Age Club

The Golden Age Club met at the Douglas building on February 20 for a regular meeting and potluck luncheon. Nineteen members and ten visitors attended. Rev Gordon Renshaw gave the devotional after lunch, and Jimmy Wallace led the music program. Mrs Parilee Teate received the door prize.

Rev Gordon Renshaw Golden Age Club Douglas Building Jimmy Wallace Parilee Teate

Care tips for houseplants stress light and care over talking

Miscel laneous plant tips emphasize proper light, space, and pest checks over talking to plants. The zebra plant needs high humidity and careful handling, while hanging plants require monthly inspection and air circulation. Rotate for even light, avoid heat damage, and discard pots after plant death to prevent disease spread.

Card night at Hope Country Club draws players and prizes

Indoor Gardens reports a card night held Saturday February 22 at Hope Country Club. Dinner for forty followed, hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Lockett and Mr and Mrs Emmett Wassell. Bridges winners include Roy Anderson first and Sam Andrews second for men. Mrs Richard Arnold first and Mrs Mary Sue Evans second for women. Pitch winners were Dr Sam Strong first and Harry Whitworth second for men. Mrs Brack Schenck first and Mrs Emmett Wassell and Mrs Forrest Hairr tied for second for women. Bingo winners were Mrs Sam Strong and Mrs Jerri Pruden.

the Hope Country Club Earl Lockett Emmett Wassell Roy Anderson Sam Andrews Richard Arnold Mary Sue Evans Sam Strong Harry Whitworth Brack Schenck Forrest

Valley baby names Tammy Louise for Jester family

Cradle Roll notes three new births. Tammy Louise weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces and arrived Valentine’s Day to Mr and Mrs Douglas Jester of McCaskill. Also born February 17, Oliver Dewayne Nelson weighs 8 pounds 2 ounces to Mr and Mrs Oliver Nelson of Hope. Arthur Lemont Evans born February 23 in Prescott weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce.

Douglas Jester, McCaskill Tammy Louise Oliver Dewayne Nelson Oliver Nelson Hope Arthur Evans Prescott Arthur Lemont

Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals List

Hospital notes show admissions at Memorial Hospital for Mrs. Jimmy Don Rushing, Mrs. J. R. Bennett, Mrs. Elliott Ellis, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. Vera Davis, Mrs. Aline K. Young, Guy Lewis of Hope, Mrs. Bill Alexander of Malvern, Mrs. Charles Henry of Fulton. Discharges include Miss Bess Warren, Mrs. Raymond Jones, Mrs. Pearl Walker, T. D. Plumley of Hope, and Mrs. James Nolen of Delight. New arrival: a Hope-born son for Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Don Rushing on February 24. Branch General Hospital records Mrs. W. W. (Mary C.) Wright of Hope admitted. E. V. Walton Sr. discharged.

Jimmy Don Rushing Hope Charles Martin

Daffodil Club Meeting Donates to Park Beautification

The Daffodil club met February 20 at 1005 W 13th hosted by Mrs Allen Leonard with co host Mrs Jim Slagle A guest Paul Henley outlined the parks beautification program and the club donated 100 for tree planting in the park Mrs Jim Tate demonstrated macrame with thirteen members and one guest Mrs Yancey Reynolds attended and refreshments followed

Daffodil Club Allen Leonard W. 13Th Jim Slagle Paul Henley Jim Tate Yancey Reynolds

Shond Tartare Sauce Makes A Vivid Pantry Dip

Food editor Cecily Brownstone notes Shond tartare sauce as a new take on a classic blend. The recipe uses chopped sweet pickle onion almonds and toasted bread crumbs to yield about three cups of a tangy, crunchy accompaniment.

Local Student Anita Hoggard Active in School Clubs

Anita Hoggard is noted as a page to Mes Hosea Formby at the D A R convention in Hot Mage rerruary. She serves as cheerleader and holds leadership roles in Nike NHS Spanish Club Quill and Scroll Beta Club Mu Alpha Theta Leo Club and Bobcat annual staff duties.

Anita Hoggard Mes Hosea ‘Formby D.A.R Hope Me Nike NHS Quill and Scroll Mu. Alpha Theta Hope Leo Club Bobcat

Calendar of events workshop pants Feb 24 25 27 Farm Bureau

Several local groups schedule meetings and programs from February 24 through March 23. Events include a pants making workshop led by Wanda Williams at the Farm Bureau Building, a Masonic Lodge Entered Apprentice degree, booster club and AARP meetings, a Cosmopolitan Club program on 1875 style social customs, Hope Junior Auxiliary and Chamber/Church study series, a senior citizens potluck, a weekend revival at Union Baptist Church, a Garden Clubs workshop, a Chamber of Commerce decorations workshop, a Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon, and a scramble golf tournament at the Hope Country Club followed by a meeting. The Smith Brothers Gospel Singers perform March 23 at Macedonia Church.

Farm Bureau Bldg Wanda Williams Cosmopolitan Club Gerald Trussell P. L. Perkins Union Baptist Church Bodcaw Hollis Dillard Hope Men’s_ Golf Association Smith Brothers Gospel Singers Macedonia’ Church Columbus

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Miss Singleton Tom Cox Clyde Davis Photo Miss Dee Singleton First Baptist Church Dee Singleton Forrest Singleton Nellie Harden Relate. Barham Cox Pr. T Tey Hope High School Southern State College Ouachita Baptist University Cox Prescott High School Oklahoma State University Ned Purtle Katie By Polly Cramer Conn L.A Calif Lasky Dr Beverly Hills Janet Tara Hairr Jerri Pruden Cecily Brownstone Associated Press Food Annette Rogers Whitfield American Association of Retired Persons AARP Hope Junior Auxiliary Ben Agena Community Lutheran Church St. Mark's Episcopal Church Dolores McBride Country Club Homes For Hariemy Rudolph A. Matern E. Jericho Turnpike Mineola N.Y Ee Ae UAT TATA Mitre Erie Ein Ward & Son East Second Hope, Ark
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