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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1977
Page
3
A report on kids cooking classes in New Jersey highlights growing sophistication in young cooks. It notes television influences and disciplined kitchen routines, then provides simple nonread recipes such as Berry Patch Salad and Fondant Candy with easy steps and safety reminders.
A letter from a 36 year old man in Rutland seeking help to donate a kidney while alive to ease his guilt after a murder. Abby cautions about legalities and suggests discussing with a chaplain. The page also covers marital tension over needlework and a reader’s reaction to social guilt in phone calls.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL reports Kathryn Jones Linda Lawson George Tucker Mrs B W Jester Laverne Rider Elmer Caudle Mrs Hattie Porter all of Hope admitted. Dismissals include Mrs Hiram Lemley Rufus Taylor Mrs Georgia Cox Gary Thrasher David Russell Mrs Gladys Burdine Mrs Jerry Morton Mrs Frank Lemley all of Hope Mrs John Goodwin Waldo Jessie Bradley Stamps. At home Lawrence Easterling returned from St Luke's Houston with good report. St Michael Texarkana notes A W Doc Keith surgery Friday room 452. Baylor Dallas Daniel Brown patient Truett Wing 4227 3500 Gaston Ave 75246. Dial 1214 820 4227.
Mrs. Annette Rogers notes Chapter AE of P.E.O. met March 8 in Mrs. Jewel Moore Jr. home. Officers elected for 1977 78 include Lynn Harris president Kinard Young vice president John Robert Graves recording secretary Eddie Radcliff corresponding secretary Jewel Moore Jr. treasurer L D Springer chaplain Henry Haynes guard. Forty six resident and five non resident AF members. State convention delegates Harris and Young with Springer and Elmer Brown as alternates. Strawberry dessert served.
Calendar items note canceled Whitfield Lodge meeting on March 11 and events through March 16. Activities include a dance at City Park Youth Center with contest prizes, Iris Garden Club gathering, Boy Scout paper drive, bridge and pitch night, birthday luncheon for Mrs. Susie McJunkins, Jayceeettes meeting, Baker EHC, Alcoholics Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings, TOPS AR 94 information line, Weight Watchers, Builders Sunday School class, Humming Bees choir performance, and Hope Lilac Garden Club plant sale bring.
A feature on how a good night's sleep improves skin appearance and how fuller eyebrows are in vogue. It also advises testing a new scent for 24 hours to ensure undertones suit the wearer.
National tour of Mime Theatre by Bert Houle and Sophie Wilbaux showcases silent pieces created from mime techniques learned at the Decroux school in France. The program features a folk ballad solo, Joan of Arc scene with fire and horse, plus works like Home Sweet Home and Recollection. Produced by Loretto Hilton Theatre and funded by NEA Dance Touring Program, presented by SAU College Activities Board.
Texarkana Community College offers a six week non credit course on investments with Channell Albright as instructor. The class runs Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. from March 17 with a $22 fee and registrations through the Evening and Continuing Education Office.
A printed quotation from Matthew 7 1 emphasizes judging others and hearing both sides. A reflective line attributes a similar caution to Johann Wolfgang von Goethe noting one man’s word. The fragment reflects moral instruction in a historical newspaper caption style.
The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection in Colonial Williamsburg received an applique album quilt made in Baltimore around 1850. Four central squares depict Baltimore marks and monuments. The quilt was a gift from Mr and Mrs Foster McCarl Jr of over Falls, Pa.
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