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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1977
Page
3
Future Homemakers of America members will sell new Life-Saver Cookbooks on March 21 for 3.95. Published by Favorite Recipes of the Economics Teachers Press the book covers arts and crafts projects economical recipes and helpful household hints. The excerpt shows a microwave dried flowers project with materials and steps.
Eighteen members attended a Delta Kappa Gamma gathering at the Moses home with Mrs. Bobby Powell presiding. Miss Edith Brown opened the meeting, reports and announcements followed, and a White Elephant sale raised funds for the annual Scholarship Fund. Cookies and hot tea were served to all attendees.
Bible verse Micah 6 8 urges justice mercy and humility while William Penn makes a call to immediate kindness and good deeds. The quotes stress ethical action and thoughtful conduct in life.
Memorial Hospital lists new admissions including Jon Dewbre Ida Robarts Olin Purteill T V Landes Lillie Hughes Lucille Peterson Verna Van denberg Flavious Rowe Jr Fulton and discharges Lular Hoover Ernest Cobb Clyde Cheathan Thomas Burke Frank Brhel Aubrey Smith Jimmie O'Dell H E Patterson John W Dickson all of Hope Center Pavilion Hospital in Houston reports Ora McConnell former McCaskill resident and mother of Mrs Slatton admitted to intensive care on Tuesday.
Public notice detailing deadlines for Hope Star women’s pages. Four day limit after events for news items, four to seven days for weddings, and preferred ahead submissions. Contact numbers and mailing address given for telephoned events and club notices. Pictures policy: non returnable unless self addressed stamped envelope provided. can be picked up at office.
Winberry entertained the Twin Oaks Club at her home for the March gathering. Members present included Cox, Lafferty, May, Riley, Mahen, Ward, and hostess Winberry with guest Frances Carroll. The group played bingo before refreshments. They plan an April meeting with Myra May.
A pie crust mix recipe by Cecily Brownstone yields caraway and sharp cheddar crust squares. Mix the ingredients with cold water, form a dough, roll to eight inch squares, cut into two inch pieces, and bake on a sheet at 425 degrees for about 12 minutes. Serve warm.
The article lists kitchen tips for dessert and salad ideas. It mentions serving frozen blueberries with peaches and removing drop cookies from pans promptly. It describes a buffet salad with avocado and grapefruit on watercress with oil and vinegar dressing. It notes rosewater in pound cake batter as a bygone practice and citrus rind as a modern substitute.
A reader laments a two year affair by her husband with his secretary and seeks guidance. Abby advises the husband end the affair and notes potential involvement of colleagues. Additional letters discuss a 24 year old engaged to a 40 year old with divorce history and wedding expectations, and a friend with body odor seeking tactful help.
Rebecca Dale Gibbs and Armand William Smith plan a May 28 wedding at the First Baptist Church in Amarillo. Rebecca, daughter of Rolla Alton Gibbs, studies at Amarillo College and models part time with Oil Development Co. Texas. Armand, son of Hershel William Smith Jr., is a Texas A&M and Amarillo College alum preparing for West Texas State University graduation and a Marine Corps officer commission. He works for Barnes Jewelry.
The Hope area hosts multiple events from March 16 to April 7. Exhibits from the Arkansas Art Center travel to Hope on March 16 18, revival services, cotillion dance, bowling tournament, Girl Scout song fest, Miss Southwest Arkansas pageant, Bike-A-Thon, singing programs, youth talent, and various church and community gatherings listed with dates and venues.
The Iris Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Odell Collier's home introduced guests and two new members, Edith Rider and Lucy Rider, with Dorothy Martin presiding. Rose Luck spoke on continuous blooms and Patti Moore won first place for a spring arrangement, followed by Emma Nix in second.
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