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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
3
A reader questions Abby on sexism and gender roles, arguing for mutual effort in sex. A letter-writer recounts a husband’s poor table manners and another asks about handling a son’s misbehavior and savings. Abby counsels avoiding conflict at meals and delaying discipline until adulthood.
Readers are invited to order Grandmother's Flower Quilts a Stitchin' Time feature with 16 quilt patterns plus history and how to instructions for applique patchwork and hand quilting. Send $1.25 and your details to the newspaper box in New York.
Practical guidance on adding batt insulation between attic joists. If existing insulation is present another batt layer may be added with no vapor barrier facing the warm side. If no insulation exists lay batts flat with vapor barrier down, not stapled. Reprints and book offer included for further DIY guidance.
Hope Star prints two summer recipes from Mrs W C Adney and Mrs Johnny Green. SQUASH PICKLES use yellow squash onions peppers mustard seed celery seed sugar and vinegar for a four pint yield. CHICKEN PARTY PUFFS blend cooked chicken margarine flour broth milk and seasonings then chill and fry into hushpuppy shapes for four to six servings.
The Hope Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons held a picnic dinner and business meeting in the Park. President Mrs. Paul Rawson led reports from committee chairs as 105 members are listed. Planned events include Church Day in May, a book project on Old Washington, a $20 contribution to a clean-up drive, and the Watermelon Festival in August. a board meeting is set for July 12 and the next regular gathering on July 19 at Douglas Building at 6 30 PM.
Revival services fill the week at Patmos Baptist Church June 26 July 2 led by evangelist Joe David Key and Pastor Frankie Burke. McCaskill Golf Chapel C.M.E. Church hosts revival June 27 July 1 with Rev. W.S. Jones and special music nightly at 7 30. Corinth Missionary Baptist and Oakgrove United Methodist Church also hold 7 30 starts with Rev. Billy Russell and Rev. Osborne White respectively. The Hope Lioness Club cancels Monday meeting June 27. Third District Arts and Crafts meets June 28 at 7 30 at 511 N Main St to plan the Fall show. Lora Lee Buchholer weds Jimmy Dale Howell June 28 at First United Methodist with reception. Hope Country Club Men’s Golf scramble June 30. July 3 events include Antioch Baptist service at 1 00 and vows of Sharon Rateliff and Jimmy Dougan at 5 00 at Sheraton Inn. Old Washington cemetery committee hosts 3 00 service with Tina Major speaker. July 4 Falcon school reunion at Fair Park 1 00 5 00 pot luck. Shop in Hope.
Coming events announce a June 24 birth of twin girls to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Donald Jones of Stuart Florida. They are grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Thorald Jones of Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sprague of Hope. Prescott High School Class of 1967 plans a 10 year reunion on July 2 with a 1 pm picnic at the city park, a tour of the new high school, a 7 pm banquet at Bank of Prescott Community Room, and an open house at 9 pm in the same room.
Hempstead Memorial admits Leon Neal Mrs Lily Kitchens Mrs Don Simms Herbert Knowles Mrs Galen May Mrs Izora Tullis Mrs Weaver Quillin Paw Mitchell all of Hope Discharged Bennie McGee Mrs William Dwight Orville Oller all of Hope Mrs Carol Davidson of Little Rock Howard Parks of Lewisville Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson announce the arrival of a baby girl on June 27 Also cooking notes on peeling peppers and a corn tomato dish to serve with meat loaf
Mr and Mrs John W Davidson announce the birth of their first child a daughter Jennifer Kathryn weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces on Wednesday June 22 Grandparents on both sides are James O Luck Hope and J H Davidson Emmet.
A simple kitchen tip shows how to heat slices of leftover roast to build a quick open sandwich. Suggested toppings or condiments aren’t specified.
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