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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
3
Marynell Branch was honored at a June 11 luncheon at the Heritage House. Hostesses Misses Paula and Mary Jo McClellan wore peach attire and presented a daisies corsage to Mrs J W Branch. Twelve guests attended and a china set was given as a gift to the bride-elect.
Avery's Chapel United Methodist Church will celebrate its annual Homecoming Sunday with singing dinner on the grounds and fellowship. The church traces its heritage to mid-1800s Methodism and invites friends former residents members of the church and community to a 12:30 potluck.
The Iris Garden Club held its annual breakfast on June 10 at the Trade Winds Restaurant and installed officers led by Mrs. Helen Hatch. Members present included eleven members and guest Mrs. J.W. Smith and hostesses Mrs. A.A. Albritton and Mrs. Nix.
Guests Patton and friends toured Hot Springs sites including a rehabilitation center and West Mountain. Duplicate Bridge won’t be played at Hope Country Club on June 25. Birthday celebration for Mrs. D J Honea at 719 West 7th drew relatives from Camden California DeQueen Hot Springs. Jaycee Ettes plan a membership drive with a supper on Tuesday June 28 at the Douglas building. Susan Martin highlights community service and friendships. Ferguson United Methodist Youth Choir will perform June 24 at First United Methodist Church Hope with a Prepare Ye the Way message.
A summer sundress pattern by Joanne Schreiber uses Springs Mills eyelet polyester and cotton. The article describes yardage for sizes small to large, sewing steps for ruffles and sash, optional edging and interfacing, buttonhole and pearl buttons, and notes the pattern is exclusive to newspaper readers with order details for Pattern 8106.
Notes list admitted and dismissed individuals from Hempstead Memorial including names and towns such as Saratoga and Crossett. The page also includes a 1933 Hamburg steaks recipe from a Victorian cookbook detailing ingredients and steps to form eight patties and fry to doneness.
The four major automakers GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors will stop using Tris in seat fabrics by next year as a precaution though no health hazards are found for workers. The move follows the Consumer Product Safety Commission ban on Tris in children's sleepwear and aims to replace the chemical in all cloth seats headliners and underseat reinforcement where present.
Park programs run Tuesday afternoons at 1 30 with three sessions already featuring live animals. Carl Freyaldenhoven from the Little Rock museum led a ferret and other creatures, then an alligator visit showed skin controversy. A $10 fee applies for children aged six to twelve. call 777 8611 to sign up.
Abby Van Buren fielding letters about marital talk issues and advice on communication. A wife laments her silence at home while her husband repeats praise. other readers seek guidance on relationship problems and social manners.
Judy Clark, bride elect of Danny Whatley, was honored at a surprise shower hosted by Mrs. Leon Prescott and co-hosts. She received a yellow orchid corsage as guests enjoyed fruit punch coffee and cake. Family members including Mrs. Elmer Clark Brenda Clark and Mrs. Clifford Whatley attended.
Revival at Southside Baptist Church June 19 26 led by evangelist Arlis East. Gospelette Choir hosts Wiener roast June 24 at Power Community Center. Mixed scramble golf event June 26. homecoming at Rocky Hill UMC June 26. Camp meeting at Carolina UMC June 26 28 led by Rev Ralph Hale. Hope Lioness Club meets June 27. Third District Arts and Crafts meeting June 28. Wedding of Lora Buchholzer and Jimmy Howell June 28 at First UMC with reception.
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