Coed Linda Clark Stars in Gallaudet Scapino Play
Joy Clark of Hope, a sophomore at Gallaudet College in Washington DC, appears in Scapino, the college theatre play. Linda plays Leandra, a daughter whose mother objects to her marriage plan. Linda, daughter of Tracy and Linda Clark, aims for a drama degree after graduating from the Arkansas School for the Deaf.
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Nda
Joy Clark
Hope
Gallaudet Ege
Washington, D.C
Liberal College
Scapino
Gallaudet College Theatre
Linda
Leandra
Tracy Clark
The
Arkansas School For the Deaf
Community Calendar highlights March 22 to April 9 in Hope area
Community events span March 22 through April 9 featuring art from Art of Black Africa at Hope High Library sponsored by Hope Junior Auxiliary. Gospel meetings address March 27 to 31 at Hope Church of Christ with Ordis Copeland and revival services March 27 to April 2 at First Pentecostal Church of God led by Sister Shirley Roscoe. Additional notices include weekly clubs, meetings, and a President's Ball at Hope Country Club with reservations due by March 31. Public invitations extended to various church events and community activities.
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Art of
Arkansas Art Center
Hopeigh School
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Ordis D. Copeland
Pensacola
Fla
Hope Church of Christ
First Pentecostal Church of God
E. Div
Shirley Roscoe
Gordon
Transportation Call
the Hope Country Club
Psalm Verse Reflections on Longing for God
A meditation on Psalm 42 2 about thirst for the living God and the refrain of sorrow at divine absence. It contrasts personal tears with calls from others asking where God is and notes aperture of the soul tied to future thoughts as a measure of greatness per Jean Paul.
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Jean Paul Richter
Birth announcement for Christopher Mark Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn of Hope announce the birth of their son on March 23 weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. He has an older sister named Stacy. Grandparents are Tommy Lively and Jewell Horn. Great grandparents are E P Lively Lee Dodson Louis Horn.
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Charles Horn
Hope
Stacy
Christopher Mark
Tommy Lively
Jewell Horn
Spring Hill
E.P. Lively
Lee Dodson
Dallas
Tex
Louis Horn
Nashville
Easy Honey Buns For After School Snacks
Simple treat recipe by Cecily Brownstone makes 10 honey buns. Each muffin cup gets peanuts and honey, a dash of cinnamon and coriander, then a refrigerated biscuit is added. Bake at 400 degrees about 12 minutes, invert to serve warm.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Blouson Fashion and Skincare Tips For Winter
Blouson waists suit short waisted figures and adjust to your shape. Even oily skin needs moisture in winter. Pastel dressing with three colors is stylish, especially in harmonizing pastels.
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Blouson
Why plywood stains darken unevenly on fir plywood
The answer explains that fir plywood varying density causes uneven stain uptake with darker soft grain and lighter hard grain. Using a clear sealer before staining helps even color, and white sealer is used when the final finish is paint rather than a transparent coat.
Women’s News Notes and Weekend Travels
Mrs. Annette Rogers oversees Coming and Going items and birth notices by phone daily. Mrs. Opal Barger and family joined a Fort Worth weekend to attend the Andy Williams Show where Johnny Dark’s half hour impressed the crowd. Dark plans a Merv Griffin Show appearance April 13. Crossett visitors Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey O’Steen and relatives stayed with Mrs. Claude O’Steen. Kenneth Wakefield of Alexandria visited Mrs. Hinton Davis and family.
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Rogers
Hope Star
Opal Barger
Phil
Bobby Barger
T. A. McLelland
Fort Worth
Andy Williams
Tarrant County Convention Center
Dorsey O’steen
Crossett
Claude B. O’steen
Cecil J. O’steens
Kenneth Wakefield
Alexandria, la
Hinton Davis
Mr. Davis
Texarkana CC offers advanced lifesaving course
The Evening and Continuing Education Division at Texarkana Community College will host a three week non credit Advanced Lifesaving course starting March 29 at 5 30 pm. Dale Works notes the Red Cross certified program covers personal safety rescues swimming defenses releases search and rescue victim removal and carries. Tuition is 25 with classes Tue Thu 5 30 7 pm and Sat 10 am 1 pm. 15 plus years old. Butch Powell instructor.
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Texarkana Community College
Dale Works
Red Cross
Butch Powell
Hope Star Classifieds: Subscription Info and Contact
Local ad asks readers to call 777-8841 for subscription assistance or mail to Box 648 Hope Arkansas 71801. Includes instructions for contacting the Hope Star for local state and national news coverage.
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The
Hope Star
Hope
Arkansas
vinegar and cleaners for oven glass from Polly Cramer
Dear Mildred asks how to clean baked-on grease from the inside glass of a range oven door. Polly notes dealers suggest vinegar and water or a non abrasive bar cleaner used on windows that forms a powder and washes off, claiming no scratching and success on fire damaged stoves.
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Polly
Mildred
Dear Polly S about removing beef blood from light tan leather bag
Debra seeks advice on removing beef blood stains from a light tan leather handbag. Polly suggests testing an ammonia water wipe on synthetic or finished leather, sponging with cold water and detergent, or dyeing the purse darker. note penetraction may limit success. Debra is advised to consider dyeing options.
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Polly
Debbie
Dear Abby column and hospital notices reflect life guidance
A long reader letter describes a 36 year marriage marred by sexual inactivity and a trial separation with another woman, followed by advice to pursue a cruise and move on. The page also lists Memorial Hospital admissions and discharges, a new arrival, and a sister question about when a girl should switch from pediatrics to gynecology.
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Abby
Inead
Tapolan
Arkansas high school senior named 1977 General Mills Family Leader
William Barry Davis of Dierks High School is Arkansas 1977 Family Leader of Tomorrow. He will receive a 1500 scholarship and may contend for national awards in Washington, D.C. Rachel Lucile Smith of Bentonville High School is runner-up with a 500 scholarship. State winners join a Williamsburg tour and nationwide testing results are noted.
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William Barry Davis
Dierks High School
Dierks
Arkansas
General Mills
Davis
Washington, D.C
Rachel Lucile Smith
Bentonville High School
Bentonvile
James N. Davis Jr
University of Arkansas
Miss Smith
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Library Club
States
District of Columbia
Colonial Williamsburg
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Jerri Ann Eades
Bee Branch
Danny J. Carter
Benton
Anita Kay Moore
Bismarck
Howard Michael Peabody
Blytheville
Jacqueline Marguerite DuBose
Gosnell High School
Rhonda Jo Redding
Branch
Randall Wight
Dardanelle
Samuel E. McCraw
Deer
Sammye J. Crawford
el Dorado
Stephanie J. Jeffus
Elkins
Robert Charles Vance
Hardy
Sara Jane Pruitt
Murfreesboro
Michelle DeFrancisco
Pottsville
Steven C. Franks
Russellville
Susan Gay Peacock
Waldron
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Gaslite Bowl
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Martha Wise
Jane Purtle
First Baptist Church
Claud Sutton
James Pedigo
Katherine Marshall
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Mesdames R.E. Lively
Edna Bristow
Emma Munn
Bobby Brown
George Walden
Cosmopolitan Club
Mary Walker
South Edgewood
Faith In God Singers of
Omaha
Neb
Antioch Baptist
Gardenia Garden Club
Centennial Plaza
Nelson Smith
Liberty Missionary Baptist Church
Kenneth Bazar
Spring Hill Pta
Andy Lang
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Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Polly S
Polly Cramer
By Polly Cramer
ST. Vincent Infirmary
Little Rock
Ark
Dana Smith
West Markham
University Streets
Dana
Donald Smith
Smiths
Abigail van Buren
Elsie
Washington
Jones
Joe Fontaine
Lynn
Lewisville
L Goodwin
Emmet
Jerry Morton
Persue
Honolulu
Mom
Calif
National Honor Society
Spanish Club
Deward E. Smith
Bella Vista Rd
Bentonville
Smith
U.S
the Annals of America
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corporation
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Yaphet Kot
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Ray Ay
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