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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1977
Page
3
Vivian Brown reports on color shaping as a styling technique. Aileen Platt explains darkening and lightening methods to soften jaws, slim faces, and highlight eyes. Techniques include crown shaping, tendrils, and balanced color families for polished effects.
Annette Rogers and other ladies list weekly meetings across town. Lions Club, TOPS AR 9%, Alcoholics Anonymous, Weight Watchers and church groups host regular gatherings with dates January 24 through 27 and contact numbers for reservations and information.
Memorial Hospital admits Mrs Glendon Griffin Bill Ellis Mrs Jerry Rogers Mrs Joseph Devlin Scott Key Hiwatha Hendrix Vance Bledsoe H E Martin Harley Hood all of Hope Christopher Muldrew Winfred Cooper Washington Sam Crawford Emmet Mrs Joe Bingham Ozan Mrs Patricia Herron Lewisville New arrival Mr and Mrs Joseph Devlin Hope girl born January 23 Dismissed names and locations also listed for Hope Washington Nashville and Lewisville.
Mrs. Gentry hosts the January program and business meeting of Cora May W M A at her home. Mrs. Lyle Allen led opening song, Mrs. Alfred Bearden gave invocation, and Mrs. Jewell Still Sr. called the roll. Fourteen members reported eleven visits for the church. Sunbeams led by Mrs. William Tyler presented Dr. Sunbeam. Dessert and punch were served by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs James Atkins returned from a 14 day trip to Southern California and attended their son Woody Samuels wedding. Irving resident Graydon Buddy Anthony Jr visited his mother in Hope. Dr and Mrs Everette Lamb and daughter Ellen Jane were in Hope over the weekend. Diana Gibson and Darvin C Henson Jr wed in Garland Texas with many attendees including the Lauterbach and Bell families.
North Hempstead Extension Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Melinda Arnold’s home with Mrs. Willy Alice Castleberry presiding. The January gathering included devotional readings and a Bible lesson, plus a plan for a February 14 potluck dinner hosted by Mrs. Raulerson.
A Hope Star notice reports Rooney Warren named on the high school honor roll, with the paper misprinting Rodney Warren in error last week. The correction acknowledges Rooney Warren and extends congratulations for the achievement.
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service advises use of 4 to 6 mil polyethylene film as a low cost storm window alternative. Agricultural engineer John Langston says 25 to 50 cents per window, with inside mounting preferred to avoid exterior appearance issues and tape removal in spring.
For the first time since 1953, double decker buses returned to Manhattan. Eight British-built buses entered service this fall, each seating 69 passengers.
At the Texarkana home of Mrs. Danny Gray the Wednesday Music Club hosted a joint tribute by the Friday Music Club of Hope to composers from Hope. Featured were the late Mrs. W R Routon and Mrs. B C Hyatt, with Mrs. Jim Sayers directing. Soloists included Mrs. Thomas Hays Jr and others, Hyatt performing Valse in D and An Irish Blessing concluding the program.
Rules require submissions within four days after events for the Hope Star Women’s News page. Coming and going items and calendars may be telephoned to 777-8841. Club events, weddings, and meetings should be mailed or delivered to the Star office P O Box 648 Hope Ark 71801. Wedding notices due within a week of ceremony. Pictures not returned unless a S A S E is provided. all photos kept at the Star office.
The article advises polyester attracts oil stains and should not be washed with oil-stained garments. It suggests testing microwaved dishes by heating water to judge dish safety. It also recommends a half cup of chlorine bleach per gallon of water to remove mildew and to rinse afterward.
Elaine Hubbard presided as the group opened with roll call and a treasurer's report. Members discussed buying a new gavel and planning a February Tea for teachers, with each member taking part in a program following the business session.
A collection of Dear Abby Qs on a 17 year old dating a 15 year old girl, parental rules, and car use. a hostess etiquette query about treating drop ins. a hairdresser tipping vs Christmas gift debate. plus a peanut brittle sundae recipe and short religious quotes.
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