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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1977
Page
3
A reflective note citing Eccl verse about seasons and a quote from Jawaharlal Nehru on how time is measured by deeds feelings and achievements. The passage juxtaposes timeless wisdom with a modern leader's view on life and progress.
Mrs Woodrow Baker welcomed EH Club members at her home with Mrs Otis Taylor in charge. The president opened with a thought for the day unafraid. The group sang and heard a Psalm 123 devotional followed by eye opener crocheted slippers. Future eye openers planned. A lesson on wallpaper and hanging it yourself was presented. Twelve members and one visitor attended bingo before a Homemakers prayer closed the meeting. Cake nuts candy and punch were served.
Dear readers Polly Cramer shares practical home hints collected over the years. Tips include taping a tape measure to a broom to reach ceilings, using an old comb to hold nails, clear tape to position curtain brackets, golf tees to stop window rattles, paper towels by the telephone during painting, and storing hot water bottles with air to keep sides apart. It also covers baseboard nail positions, using corn pads to keep pictures level, reusing dish drainers for boot drying, pencil notes for changing addresses, borrowing book jackets marked with pencil, organizing laundry by labeled shelves, and cutting worn socks to make jar jackets.
Middlebrooks hosts Arts and Crafts members on Tuesday January 2 at 7 00 pm. Jack Spates presides as minutes and finances are reviewed. The group votes to apply for four Arkansas State Art & Humanities matching grants for 1977 in oil painting woodcarving and design.
Mrs Elmer Brown presented a commemorative program marking the PEO Sisterhood founding on January 21 1869 by seven women. Mrs Lynn Harris and Mrs Paul Rawson hosted a Tuesday afternoon event at Mrs Harris home. President Mrs E P Young Jr led the business period with committee and routine matters discussed.
Dear Abby letters note the clash between liberation talk and home chores with anecdotes on working wives. A Kentucky reader warns about child tickling abuse. Seniors request seven rings before answering calls. Mrs. Brown highlights P E O history and creed at a Mount Pleasant meeting with dessert and cider.
Community groups schedule meetings and performances from January 27 to February 1. Emmet PTA hosts 3:30 p.m. meeting in school cafetorium with a special program. Hempstead County Heart Association meets 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church with Don Thompson as guest. Hope Public Schools bands concert 7:30 p.m. at high school auditorium. Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church sponsors BINGO at 7 p.m. Prizes. Friday Music Club meets 3:30 p.m. January 28 at Mrs Hyatt's home. Bach theme. Singing Corinthians of Bodcan perform January 30 at Pleasant Springs Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Lisa Brown piano recital January 31 at Ouachita Baptist University Mabee Center at 8 p.m. Regular Monday meetings for Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon at House of Hope. Weight Watchers at St. Mark's building. TOPS AR 9% at Douglas Building 7:30 p.m., February meets 5:30. Guernsey Headstart meets February 1 at 7 p.m.. parent workshop noted.
Revised dessert recipe by Cecily Brownstone outlines cherry cobbler with oats and almond flavor. Includes ingredients such as tart cherries, brown sugar, oats, egg, and butter with steps to make a crumbly topping and thick cherry sauce, baked at 375 with 25 to 30 minutes. Serve warm with vanilla ice cream.
Memorial Hospital admits Airman Harrington Mrs Ollie Stanton Mrs Horace McClure Randy Singard Sherman Osborn Mrs Allie Munn all of Hope Richard Deaton Prescott Dismissed Mrs Lilla Porterfield Washington Mrs Rodger Dunham and baby Martin Cox Mrs Jess Douglas Mrs Owen Hollis all of Hope
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