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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1977
Page
3
Amet School faculty sponsors a spring festival with arts and craft booths, food, sports, and an auction. The event runs from 10 am to 7 pm at Bhool Grounds with Cantata performances by students and community members. Booths cost 5 dollars, profits go to booth owners and to school classes. Call 887 5068 or 887 2319 for booth setup arrangements.
Mrs Wilburn Richards hosted the Centerville Ex n Homemakers Club meeting with co host Mrs Bearden. The program opened with singing led by Mrs Ted Purtle and accompaniment by Mrs Art Fincher. Mrs Beck read a poem Mary Had A Little Lamb. Social hour included games, refreshments, and displays by members. The April meeting will be with Mrs Mae Campbell. Members shared beauty secrets as part of the lesson You Look Your Looks.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll W. Beck of Hope announce the birth of their first child, an 8 pound 6 ounce girl born March 22. She is named Amanda Kathryn and will go by Mandy. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. N B Coleman. Paternal grandparents are the W C Becks and great grandmother Mrs. Lula Foster. All are of Hope.
Calendar notes show the Arkansas Art Center exhibition Art of Black Africa running March 22 through April 7 at Hope High School Library. Sponsored by Hope Junior Auxiliary. Also on March 28 Hope Lioness Club meets at 7 p.m. and March 29 Emmet Women’s Bowling Association meets at 6:30 p.m. at Gaslite Bowl with tournament awards and new officers. Support your local merchants.
Mrs Annette Rogers notes contact by phone. Mr and Mrs K G Glazier of Townsville Australia visit three weeks in Hope with Mrs D E Faris and family and plan three weeks touring the United States after. Mrs Louetta Browning of Freemont California visits her mother Ima Wheelington and sister Agnes LeFlore who will have surgery Friday. Mona Rowe of OBU hosts Charlyn Hampton during spring break. Mr and Mrs Foster Kretz return from Clay Center Kansas after visiting. Mr and Mrs J W Rowe and family plan to travel to Springhill Louisiana to visit Thelma McMahen.
Arkansas Attorney General Bill Clinton says his two months in office are challenging and fulfilling and he could not be happier. Susan Hood of Hot Springs is named national Breck Hair Styling winner, earning a $2,000 scholarship and a summer wardrobe. Arkansas Eye and Kidney Bank notes March as donor month and promotes donor cards via Lions Club contacts.
Hempstead County Antique Collectors Club members in period attire hosted a Wednesday community coffee at the Chamber of Commerce office. A quilt covered the serving table and a trencher centerpiece held a rolling pin and vintage items as guests enjoyed molasses and peanut butter cookies and other refreshments.
Abigail Van Buren comments on lavish pet funerals with satin caskets, limousines, and tombstones, noting varying cultural views as readers share personal stories. The column also addresses a teenage son's sexual-story writing and a wife defending curlers, offering guidance on adolescent fantasies and appearances.
Sharon Still hosted Epsilon Omicron Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi for final Easter egg hunt planning. Ann Crawley, a Rochester transfer, was introduced. The second annual hunt is set for Easter Sunday April 10 at 3 p.m. at Beryl Henry Elementary, eggs donated by Cornbelt Hatcheries, no charge. Age groups 2 to 4 and 5 to 10. New officers elected for 1977 1978: Denise Vines president Dale Brown 1st vice president Charlene Chance 2nd vice president Judy Turner corresponding secretary Kathy Bouck recording secretary Rita Turner treasurer. Jeanette Wish led a Philosophy program before refreshments, co host Janet Monro.
The list records patients admitted and dismissed at Memorial Hospital Hope. Dismissals include Francis Wel, Ronald Etherton. New arrival: Carroll Beck and spouse welcomed a girl on March 22 in Hope. Also mentioned are Mae Blair Kenny Atkins Jr Ian Watkins Ly Franks Buckner.
Melrose club met at Mrs Lyle Allens home for the March session. Mrs A C Kirby led two songs and Mrs Delmer Wright opened with prayer. Mrs S L Churchwell gave a devotional on prayer. Eye openers included a Yo Yo cushion by Mrs Perry Henley and a St Patrick s corsage by Mrs Jon Marbury. A simple set of rules on Celsius to Fahrenheit was given by Mrs W A Powell. New officers elected: Mrs Jon Marbury president, Mrs S L Churchwell president, and Mrs De Wright secretary treas. Next meeting set for April at 2 pm in the home of John A Wilson.
The fragment references Ephesians on truth and anger and cites Jefferson Davis as a statesman. It frames truthfulness as foundational to character and warns that without a firm moral base, weakness enters. The text blends biblical aphorism with historical attribution to emphasize integrity.
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