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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1977

Page

3

Halbrook-Reyenga Vows United at Prescott Church

Rita Halbrook and Marty Reyenga were married at Central Baptist Church Prescott by Rev. Arlis East. The ceremony featured blue carnations white gladiolas and candles with Debra Reyenga as pianist and Mrs Carl Dalrymple Jr. as soloist. The couple reside in Prescott and he works at Hope Wire Products.

Rita Halbrook Johnny Halbrook Sr Prescott Marty Reyenga James Martin Reyenga Laneburg Central Baptist Church of Arlis East Gail Martin Greg Schmitt Debra Reyenga Carl Dalrymple Jr Nancy Halbrook Sandra Reyenga Dan Long Hope Carroll Schmitt Emmet Ricky Reyenga Johnny Halbrook Jr

Hempstead County Republican women hold joint dinner meeting

The Hempstead County Republican Committee and Republican Women's Club met at Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Harris home with potluck dinner. Mrs. Harris chaired a brief business session about 1977 activities, fund quotas, and subscriptions to Arkansas Outlook. An upcoming regional meeting in Camden and next club meeting in March were announced. Mrs. Valera Menz of Battle Creek attended.

Hempstead County Republican Committee Republican Women's Club Lynn Harris Helen Hatch Harris Hempstead Republican Fund Arkansas Outlook Republican Camden Hotel Camden Hatch Women's Club Ron Etherton Paul Rawson Valera Menz Battle Creek Mich

Jim Hogue becomes Nocona Chamber president

Bits O'News notes Jim Hogue Sr. son of Mr. and Mrs. R P Hogue Sr. elected president of the Nocona Chamber of Commerce. Hogue, a native of Waldo, later moved to Hope, now an automobile dealer in Nocona. Dust from nearby states brings respiratory troubles with some hospitalizations amid a low pressure system.

R. P. Hogue Sr Jim Chamber of Commerce Nocona Tex Mr. Hogue Waldo Hope Oklahoma Texas Kansas

Coming and Going In Town Visit Talks and Trips

Mr and Mrs Harold Bruveleit of Ainsworth Nebraska arrived in Hope for a visit with Mr and Mrs Otis Taylor and will return to Nebraska after touring Corpus Christi and Brownsville Texas Mrs Glen Sundberg and daughter Becky left for Nashville Tennessee to join another daughter and her husband for a three to four week trip to Washington DC Virginia and New York Mr and Mrs Jesse A Brown returned from visits in Hugo Oklahoma with A R Chambless and in Tulsa with Leslie Brown and his wife

Harold Bruveleit Ainsworth Neb Hope Otis Taylor Glen Sundberg Becky Nashville Tenn Stephen Terrell Washington, D.C Virginia New York Jesse A. Brown Hugo Okla Mr. Brown A.R. Chambless Tulsa Leslie Brown Mrs. Brown

Hope Junior Auxiliary Holds Annual Retreat at LaGrone Farm

The Hope chapter met Wednesday at Mitchell LaGrone farm for its annual retreat. The executive board met at 9 30 a m followed by the general meeting. After lunch Cissie Paddie first vice president led discussions and reports and members proposed new projects addressing community needs.

Hope Mitchell LaGrone Hope Chapter Cissie Paddie

Loyalty as gold worth in gold weighs heavy in trust

The quote underscores loyalty as the sole virtue worth its weight in gold, capable of masking many faults. Philip Armour, noted American industrialist, echoes the idea that steadfast loyalty defines character more than other traits.

Philip Armour

Calendar of events for February and March in Ozan and Nashville

Community notices list events from February 27 to March 3 including church choir programs at St. Mark C M E Church in Ozan and New Light C M E Church in Nashville. Weekly meetings cover Lions Club Alcoholics Anonymous Al Anon TOPS Weight Watchers Guernsey Headstart Antique Collectors Hope Garden Clubs Pat Cleburne Chapter U D C with locations at Sheraton Inn Jones Street House of Hope Citizens National Bank Douglas Building Holiday Inn and St Marks Episcopal Church.

New Light C.M.E. Church of Nashville St. Mark C.M.E. Church of Ozan Alcoholic Anonymous al- Anon Family Group House of Hope Jones Street Fair Park St. Mark's Episcopal Church Antique Collectors Club Douglas Hope Council of Garden Clubs Citizens National Bank Directors Room

Don’t Contact Fiance’s Ex

Dear Abby answers readers on how to handle inquiries about a fiancé’s prior marriage and whether to contact the ex. She cautions against meddling and emphasizes asking the fiancé directly for clarity.

Acoustical Tile for Basement Sound Control

A reader asks if acoustical tile helps keep basement noise upstairs and vice versa. Answer: soundproofing tends to confine sound to the room, not block entry, so acoustical tile can reduce upstairs noise. other absorbent basement materials aid this effort.

Chapter AE PEO meets in Brown home hosts in Hope

Chapter AE P E O met at the Brown Memorial Hospital with Mrs E R Brown and Mrs Ray Lawrence as hostesses. New arrival Mrs Jessie Lee Scroggins Hope girl born February 24. Devotional and program discussion on freedom and lifestyle changes. Twenty two members present with social hour and dessert.

P.E.O E.R. Brown Ray Lawrence Brown

Book review at Cosmopolitan Club on Life in the Leatherwoods

Mrs. McKenzie led a club session at Mrs Abel Roach home with Mrs Henry Haynes as co host. New member Mrs Richard Stiltner welcomed by president Mrs Sam Strong who noted Stiltner is wife of the First Baptist pastor and recent New Orleans arrival. A Jonquil festival is planned March 11 13 at Pioneer Old Washington with a Hempstead County Historical Society display. Mrs Jim McKenzie reviewed Life in the Leatherwoods a social portrait of Arkansas Ozarks hill farmers during Reconstruction. John Quincy Wolf Sr born 1804 near White River became a Batesville banker and notable figure. his son Dr John Quincy Wolf Jr edited the book from his fathers notes. Mrs McKenzie longtime Batesville resident. Cherry tarts and spiced apple juice served.

Cosmopolitan Club Abel Roach Henry Haynes Sam Strong Richard Stiltner Stiltner First Baptist Church Stiltners Hope New Orleans R.L. Broach Pioneer Old Washington Hempstead County Historical Society Batesville

Squash Casserole Recipe From Mrs Lyle Jones

Spring garden recipe feature shares a squash casserole from Mrs Lyle Jones. Ingredients include cooked squash, butter, eggs, cheese, milk, cracker crumbs, and optional onion. bake at 375 degrees for 40 minutes. Readers may send recipes to Mrs Annette Rogers at Hope Star in Hope Arkansas.

Lyle Jones Jones Annette Rogers Hope Star P.O Hope, Ark

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