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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1977
Page
3
Rev. Ken Langston of Heber Springs spoke at the Brotherhood meeting at Central Baptist Church in Prescott while Rev. Craig Branham spoke at Sunday services. He was a dinner guest of Rev. Louie Wesson.
A pink and burgundy bridal shower honored Miss Kelly Huff bride elect of Carroll Schmitt. Guests admired gifts and enjoyed pink punch and cake. out of town guest Mrs. Isabella Pagnucci of Little Rock attended. Hostesses included Mesdames Fulian, Sisson, Stewart, Burnett, Miller, Harris, McLelland, Herndon III, Singleton, Brown, Townsend, and Miss Compton.
The piece offers playful fashion advice from manicure hacks to spring trends. Fuller skirts return with pleats and gores while highheeled sandals and espadrilles lift outfits. Socks and waterproof boots gain style points.
A collage of reader exchanges and humorous asides addresses privacy rights and personal responsibility sparked by a suicide after being rebuffed. The letter from THE ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING GROUP prompts Abby to share insights, while other notes joke about barber time and teen homework.
A Bible verse from I John 2 15 16 warns against loving the world and its temptations. A James Leigh Hunt quote follows, contrasting a measurable world with one felt by heart and imagination.
Hope Star notes donation options for the Charles Grizzle family after a house fire. Contributions may be delivered to the Grizzle fund at First National Bank or to 810 South Main next to Dr. L.O. Harris' Clinic. Call 9520 3220 or 2880 for pickup.
Admits list includes Mrs Reginald Bentley Delton Fox Robert L White James Mathis Claud Sutton Mrs Danny Stevenson Shannon Leonard Odis Fuller Joe Coleman Mrs Dale Cato all of Hope. Dismissals include Mrs Willie Henry Sid Singard John Scottye Britt Mrs Emma Thomas Miss Bess Warren Mike Jones all of Hope. New arrivals: Mr and Mrs Robert Charles Murrah Hope girl born February 28. Mr and Mrs Danny Stevenson Hope girl born February 28. Sentiments reflect traditional feelings of earlier generations.
A Sheraton Inn breakfast celebrated Mrs. Charles Beverley a recent bride with a pink carnation corsage pinned to her rose colored denim pantsuit. Spring flower centerpiece and white candles adorned the table as Mrs. Brack Schenck offered the blessing. Hostesses included Mesdames Schenck O'Steen Watkins and Taylor who presented a silver pattern piece.
Hempstead County Republican Womens Club meets at 7 p.m. at Lynn Etherton home call 7-8146 for details. Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 holds regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Antiques Collectors Club gathers at 7:30 p.m. at the Douglas building Guernsey Headstart School Program has its regular session.
An article reports consumer health groups challenging baby food makers over added salt sugar and additives. Beech-Nut claims a no salt no sugar line with reduced sugar items while Gerber and Heinz say they follow similar limits. Nutritionists urge reading labels and avoiding added salt or sugar, noting natural salt suffices and that sugar is used only to balance tart flavors. Community events and club notices follow with March meetings and schedules.
Clothing specialist Wanette McKee Baker of the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service advises washing TRIS treated sleepwear several times to reduce residual TRIS. She notes some fabrics inherently resist flame without TRIS and urges checking labels or contacting manufacturers to determine TRIS treatment. The Environmental Defense Fund calls for a ban citing cancer risk, while studies remain inconclusive.
Hempstead County Extension Homemakers invite the public to a March Nutrition Awareness Month coffee at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m. Homemade nutritious snacks will be served and free recipes available.
A vintage recipe card outlines Water Squares made with crushed wafers butter sugar and eggs folded with coconut walnuts and orange rind. Bake in a large sheet pan, cool, cut into squares and serve with warm orange sauce. A suggested starter mix combines tomato and sauerkraut juices with Worcestershire.
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