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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
3
Dear Abby counsels on marriage strain deer hunting couples and how to handle ignorance about deaf parents. A teen seeks awareness and a sibling reports harsh spanking urging help via Parents Anonymous while Abby offers guidance and contact.
Mrs. Willy Alice Castleberry hosted the North Hempstead Extension Homemakers Club for a June gathering with homemade ice cream and sandwiches. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Archer, Miss Vicky Archer, Mrs. Connie Raulerson, Mrs. Cleo Chism, Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Green. The devotion opened the business portion, and Chism reported on the Conway state convention programs. The next meeting is set for July 11 at 7 p.m. Nan Jackson of Columbus will attend as a guest.
The Little Rock Conference of the United Methodist Church met in Hot Springs last Thursday and announced new assignments including Roger E. Armstrong to Blevins Circuit Keenan Williams to the Glenwood and Daisy Churches and Norris Steele to Magnolia First Church. The Light House youth center in Prescott opens Saturdays 7 to 10 pm offering clean recreation for local youth.
Texarkana Community College offers a non credit tennis course for ages 9 to 13. Instructor Stewart Angel leads a three week program meeting Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 7 pm, with racquets and balls provided if needed. Tuition is 24 dollars. Register in the Evening and Continuing Education Office. call 638 4541 extension 277 for details.
Mrs. Sue Arterbury hosted the Cora May W.M.A. of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church on Tuesday night. Fifteen members reported their visits, Mrs. Gwen Allen led devotional on the upcoming revival, and the group sang hymns and prayed. A dessert plate was served to close the meeting.
Extension Service notes June as National Daily Month and stresses milk's calcium role for bones and body functions. Dolores McBride urges daily servings by age groups from two glasses for young children to four or more for teens and pregnant women, plus using milk in meals and dairy products.
The message reflects on life’s long process shaping our existence. It emphasizes personal responsibility for choices and enduring patience. As time progresses, individuals continually mold their paths until death.
The Century Bible Class of the First United Methodist Church honors all past presidents next Sunday June 12 after the regular service with a church wide dinner in the fellowship hall. Families should bring a salad dessert or vegetable while the class provides barbecue beef and other foods. New York AP walking advice links 25 minutes daily to wedding day weight.
Mary Faye Black of Waterloo Nevada County was appointed to the state Board of Higher Education by Governor Pryor. The 53 year old librarian in the Camden Fairview School District replaces Howard Hothoff who resigned for health reasons. The term runs until January 1980. Black holds a degree from Henderson State Teachers College and a master’s in library science from East Texas State University. She is married to Leonard J. Black and has a daughter.
Admitted: Arthur Hor neman, Mrs. G C Stewart, Stanley Ogden, Bonnie Hastings, James Walker, Mrs. Ruby Richardson, Leo Arnold, Mrs. Edna Holmes, all of Hope, Chester Whitten, Rosston, Roscoe White, Stamps. Dismissed: Mrs. June Newton, Terrell Brantley, Mrs. Harley Hood, Mrs. Mable Smith, Mrs. India Clark, Mattie Flenery, Dewey Putman, Ben Hacker, all of Hope, Leroy Smith, Blevins, John Goodwin, Waldo.
Sunday June 12 schedules include celebrations for Earl and Mildred Weliver 6th anniversary at 1523 South Main Street, and Richard Hoggard 25th anniversary. Columbus Baptist Church, Ames reunion, McNab Missionary Baptist Homecoming, Gospel Souls of Texarkana music, and multiple church revivals and gatherings across Texarkana area with potlucks, lunches, and schedules through June 19.
Calendar items, birth notices, and visits are listed with arrivals from Camp Le Jeune and Prescott. Lance Corporal Greg Faught and his bride Antonette Stowers will visit Hope for ten days, while many relatives and guests travel between Little Rock, Gulfport, and Conway. Mrs. Mary Nell Turner attends a national education course at UCA with other teachers and Arkansas Gazette staff.
A Mt Zion C M E Church baby contest raised 1323 dollars to fund the new Education Building. Winner Kenyatta Gulley, daughter of Joyce Standokes and Odell Gulley, won 521.25. Monica D Ogden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Ogden, took 345.50 for second. third prize went to Vickie.
Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon Family Group meet every Monday at 8 p.m. at the House of Hope on Jones Street near Fair Park. For more information call 2512 or 3701. Also note Tuesday June 4, Hope Country Club Women's Interclub event.
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