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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1971

Page

7

Hempstead County Society Calendar May events

The Hempstead County Farm Bureau hosts a barbecue May 7 at 7 p.m. with Marvin Vines as guest speaker and 815 members. Friday May 7 features May Fellowship Day at First Presbyterian Church and Hope Country Club card night with reservations. May 8 offers Patmos Jamboree and iris show, White Elephant Sales, cemetery work, garden club events, and a May 15 wedding at First United Methodist Church in Hope. Additional notices include reunions, PTA meeting, DAR chapter, and various local club activities through May 16 1971.

Hempstead County Farm Bureau Livestock Coliseum Marvin Vines KAAY Little Rock Hope Country Club Mary Lou Huckabee Ronnie Hooker First United Methodist Church Hope First United Methodist Church of Hope Heritage House Harrison Ross Jean Butler A. R. Trout George Garrett Howard Underwood Bob Neville Buddy Garrett William Butler Sam Huckabee Chester Hooker Prescott J. T. Cumbie Miss Huckabee

Has Idea for Aiding Med School

Sen Robert Harvey of Swifton suggested Arkansas consider county and city contributions to care for indigent patients at the University of Arkansas Medical Center and accepting more paying patients. He proposed nearby Baptist Medical Center and St Vincent Infirmary become teaching hospitals to ease UA Center’s teaching burden.

Little Rock Robert Harvey Swifton University of Arkansas Medical Center Dale Bumpers Harvey Baptist Medical Center St. Vincent Infirmary

Confederate Belle Lisa Hutson Crowned at Cotton Palace Pageant

The Cotton Palace Pageant in Waco Texas drew about 11 000 attendees during the first weekend in May. High school seniors from Waco were chosen as princesses and Confederate belles from the Waco Symphony ranks. Lisa Hutson daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hutson and granddaughter of Mrs Claudia Patson of Hope was selected as a Confederate Belle. She is a 1971 honor graduate member of the National Honor Society and editor of the Richfield Yearbook. She also made the Confederate ball gown she wore.

Waco Texas George Hutson Claudia Patson Hope Lisa Edwards Literary Society Richfield High School Richfield

Helen Help Us! Youth Questions and Private Dilemmas

A teen column addresses readers seeking guidance on moral decisions and relationships. The letter from Cindy worries about marriage timing and a snoring fiancé, while another asks how to access affordable psychiatric care. Additional notes cover family dynamics after infidelity and advice on handling a spouse’s long affair with a younger partner.

Helen Cindy Desperate Ter

Winners Announced For Annual Flower Show

The annual Flower Show held last Thursday at the homes of Mrs. J R Bennett and Mrs. Morris Harwell crowned the Rose Garden Club with the Sweepstakes Award led by president Mrs. J H Gunter. Special Service Award went to Mrs. Earl Whitaker and Mrs. Royce Weisenberger of the Gardenia Club, with Mrs. Doyle Shields of the Tris Club taking the Educational Exhibit Award. Judges from Malvern included Mrs. Grady Knowles Mrs. Hales Lindwall and Mrs. Bill Dial.

Hope Council of Garden Clubs J.R. Bennett Morris Harwell David Waddle Malvern Grady Knowles Hales Lindwall Bill Dial Rose Garden Club J.H. Gunter Earl Whitaker Royce Weisenberger Gardenia Club Doyle Shields Tris Club Iris Club Harold Stephens Rose Club Mable Bramlett Lilac Club Rex Taylor Friends Owen Nix Houston Gunter B.W. Edwards Frank Ward Aubrey Albritton J.S. Gibson Lonnie Crow Jim Stroud Ned Purtle Charles Carey C.R. Moore N.P. Nesbitt Harry Shiver AM. Hewitt Bennett Wood Jim James Richard Arnold Otis Taylor Rose Luck

South Arkansas Oil Celebration Art Contest Opens

South Arkansas artists may enter the oil industry themed art show at the South Arkansas Fine Arts Center during the El Dorado oil celebration June 12 to 19. First prize is 100 dollars. separate cash and merchandise prizes in two categories. Entry fee is 1 dollar per painting, with waivers for El Dorado Art League members.

South Arkansas Edwin Jewell el Dorado Art League Arkansas South Arkansas Fine Arts Center el Dorado Art League John Long Union Ouachita Ashley Columbia Lafayette Miller Hempstead Nevada Calhoun Bradley Drew Chicot Desha Fine Arts Center East Fifth Street Jess Merkle Otha Hawkins J A R. Caldwell Joe Ellen * Curton

Bookmobile Schedule May 10 to May 15

The schedule lists daily routes and times for the bookmobile visiting towns and institutions. Stops include Saratoga, McNab, Burson Home, Guernsey, Bobo Home, Gilbey Home, Taylor Home, Battlefield Loop, Spring Hill Schools, Townsend Grocery, Patmos, Patmos School, Ellis Grocery, Bodhan, Winberry Home, Williams Home, Sherman Home, Ward Home, Willisville, Mitchell Grocery, Shower Springs, Haughland Grocery, Woodruff, Rogers Home, Sweat Home, Hoover Home, Young Home, Rhodes Home, McCaskill, Blevins, Sweet Home Church, DeAnn, Bennett Home, Foster Home, Laneburg School, Care School, Rosston.

Okay Saratoga Saratoga School McNab Burson Guernsey Bobo Gilbey Taylor Battlefield Loop Spring Hill Spring Hill Hackler Townsend Patmos Ellis Bodhan Winberry Williams Sherman Ward Willisville Mitchell Shower Springs Haughland Grocery Woodruff Rogers Home Sweat Home Hoover Home Young Home Rhodes Home McCaskill Blevins Sweet Home Church DeAnn

Isadora Duncan film portrait on NET Playhouse draws fire

Cynthia Lowry reviews NET Playhouse biography of Isadora Duncan. Vivian Pickles portrays the dancer from idealistic youth to a gaunt aging figure amid scandal and tragedy. The program uses varied styles, ending with a brutal death reenactment on the Riviera in 1927. The Spain item notes Madrid approves a Luther anthology.

Cynthia Lowry New York Isadora Duncan NET Playhouse Public Broadcasting Network Isadora Ken Russell Vivian Pickles Miss Pickles Russia United States Miss Duncan Boston Soviet Union Riviera

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Society First Presbyterian Church Patmos School Texarkana Dierks Edna and the Misfits Hempstead County South Main Crescent Drug Store The Hot Springs John Syverson Telephone Anderson Cemetery Bud the Hope Country Club Lee J. Hubbard Fair Park Faith Sunday School First Baptist Church Dayton Thompson Reece Chambless P.E.O Albert Graves Beryl Henry Pta Douglas Building Don Gilbert Hope Lilac Garden Club H.H. Southward Hwy John Cain Dar Roy Stephenson Richards Howard Wilbur Jones Charles Locke Hempstead County Bottle Club Forrest Haire Farm Spring Hill Road Mrs. Barbaree George Philyaw W. A. Barbaree Philyaw Bernard Barbaree O. H. Allen Ruby Rogers Joe Barentine Ashdown Dewey McKamie Lynn Butler Baker Extension Club Lawrence Easterling Billy Cagle Livermore, Calif Margaret Wiggins J. H. Wiggins Glen Teeter C. W. Bridgers Jim Cole Texas City James C. Gilbert Jeff Marlon Brando Caribbean Jerry Gershwin Elliot Kastner David Hemmings Samantha Eggar London Luc Ley Bay the McKenze Ian Hendry United Artists Ark Lisa Hutson Helen Bettel Dixie Drive-In Theatre Brera Herbert R. Dodson P.C. Stephens Wallace Martin C.P. Tolleson Charles Stone W. H. Etter Roy Taylor Hillman Keen Dolores McBride Mary Anita Laseter KXAR Hope Star Bennett Harwell Page Spain Madrid Martin Luther Town & Country Restaurant East Hope
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