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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1974
Page
6
Strawberry vanilla freeze serves 12 with 1 1/2 quarts produced by a recipe using instant nonfat dry milk and fresh strawberries. The article then shifts to exterior caulking advice for home repairs, emphasizing inspections, materials, and methods for sealing gaps around windows and doors to save energy.
Caenes gvens Thursday January 3 Chapter 328 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a stated meeting at 7 30 p m. Friday January 4 The Rose Garden Club meets at 2 p m at Mrs Jack Arnette s home. Friday January 5 Sullivan family St Stephens Ala nationally known Bluegrass Gospel Singers perform at Gospel Lighthouse corner Ave C and Andres Sts Friday January 4 at 7 p m Pastor Lacie Rowe invites the public.
Hope Water and Light Plant and City workers held a Christmas dinner at the Douglas Building with about 45 attendees. The event featured a "This is Your Life" poem read by City Manager Gerald Keith, prizes for top guessers Rufus Green and Barbara Cornelius, and carol singing led by Mary Jane Henley on piano.
Dear Polly offers tips on handling noisy neighbors without police intervention and on stiffening crochet doilies with heavy starch. Readers share methods for shaping ruffles using cups and forming sugar stiffening, while others discuss dress zippers and everyday fabric care.
Mrs. E L Archer traveled to Shreveport and Monroe for Christmas with family. The Ruggles and Lucille joined by Don Ruggles of Texarkana. Graves visited Culpepper Virginia with Wade Hitt, joined by Hunter Long of Summit New Jersey. John Long returned with them. Jannet Sutton visited El Paso Texas. Ray Tipton and Ray Jr returned to St Louis after time with Williams and Parkins. Capt Jack Lloyd spent Christmas at home in Hope with John Lloyd. Hyatt family from Jonesboro visited. L T Lawrence hosted Reverend and Mrs Bill Lawrence and family plus Larry and Beth Lawrence from Monroe and New Orleans. Tommy Miller and Lynn Norton attended Sugar Bowl in New Orleans. Thrash family returned to Dallas after holidays in Hope.
The article shares a universal antidote mix of activated charcoal tannic acid and magnesium oxide for first aid and cautions about storm windows hazards. It notes a thumb injury and questions if nail loss will be permanent. It also gives food ideas with beans pineapple and dinner by candlelight as energy saving and romantic.
A reader is urged to document a ghostly signal and file a registered complaint with the regional FCC office in Los Angeles. Neighbors who are similarly annoyed should sign the letter and send a copy. improperly shielded equipment is illegal but can be corrected, noting hams provide valuable public service in emergencies.
Dear Abby responds to readers with humor and blunt advice. A Portland reader asks how to handle a sister who longs for possessions after death, while another asks about returning shower gifts after delaying a wedding due to a fiancés wife阻iding a divorce. Abby notes gifts should stay with the giver and suggests readers may shower again if desired.
Branch General Hospital lists admissions for Mary Cox Fulton Ruby Brunson Ella Nash and others with discharges including Jessie Bradley and Peggy Rothwell. New arrival: Caleb Brunson and spouse welcomed a girl born January 1 in Blevins. Memorial Hospital reports admissions of Calle Carroll Alice Betts Kevin Washington Emma Thomas and others from Hope and nearby towns with discharges including Bonnie Honeycutt and Hazel Pool.
To stay warm, embrace thermal underwear. A set includes separate long underwear drawers and a long-sleeved undershirt, keeping you warm as toast.
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