Susie Sinyard Named 1977 DAR Good Citizen Girl
Susie Sinyard, senior at Hope High School, selected by faculty and student body as the 1977 DAR Good Citizen Girl. She is active in Student Council FBLA NHS Beta Club FFA and FFA Sweetheart, and spoke on America-What’s Good About It at a luncheon at the Holiday Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Sinyard
DAR Good Citizen
Susan
Susie) Sinyard
Hope High School
Dar
John Cain
McDowell Turner
Sinyard
J. W. Branch Sr
Susie
L. A. Sinyard
FBLA
Future Business Leaders of America
America
Holiday Inn
L.A. Sinyard
Good Citizen
Community Calendar highlights parish events and reunions
The notice lists events for November 13 to December 4 including a Cotillion Federated Club meeting, the 18th annual South Arkansas Quartet Convention in Arkadelphia and Bismarck, a 50th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harlin O. Ward in Hope, a Washington Baptist Church revival led by Dr. Felton Griffin, and upcoming meetings for Associated Women for Harding AA and Al Anon. Also includes hospital auxiliary workshop, Extension Homemakers Christmas Home, Garland PTA Bazaar, and Stamps PTA festival with entry details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old High School
Arkadelphia
Bismarck High School
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital admitted Aileen Jackson William Bennett Mrs Alma Stout and Mrs Everett Ehlert all of Hope. Discharged were Mrs Eula Scott Mrs Trevillion Dixon Vernie McFadden William Lee Mrs Parker Powell all of Hope and Mrs Freddy Parks and baby boy of Little Rock.
Thanksgiving patterns adapt to modern work life and trends
Mercedes Bates of General Mills discusses how work outside the home and new kitchen tech reshape Thanksgiving. She notes pre cooked and frozen dishes, varied stuffing by region, wine service, and easier turkey prep, while pumpkin pie remains central and traditions persist despite change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Bates
General Mills
Consumer Center
McCall's Magazine
New York
San Francisco
Miami
Oregon
Seaboard
West Coast
Overton-Ward wedding planned
Prescott couple Mr. and Mrs. Gearld Overton announce the engagement of their daughter Jo Nell to Robert Kevin Ward son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward of Hope. Jo Nell Overton works at Prescott Industrial Products and is a Prescott High School graduate. Ward is a Hope High School graduate employed by the State Highway Department. The couple will wed December 11 at Central Baptist Church in Prescott with friends and relatives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gearld Overton
Prescott
Jo Nell
Robert Kevin Ward
Wayne Ward
Hope
Miss Overton
Prescott High School
Prescott Industrial Products
Mr. Ward
Hope High School
State Highway Department
Central Baptist Church
Coming and Going at Hamburg and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Johnny McMurry of Hamburg announce the birth of their son John Paul and introduce him to relatives. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Jack Galloway. great grandmother is Mrs Ben Robinson. Visitors include Mrs Forrest Wilson at Stuttgart and Benton with local families. Axel Sorenson of Council Bluffs, Iowa and Mrs Hawkins host relatives from Webster City Iowa. Larry Patton, recently in Iceland, visits family the Alberts for ten days before heading to Nevada with brother Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny McMurry
Hamburg
John Paul
Jack Galloway
Ben Robinson
Axel Sorenson
Council Bluff
Iowa
Larry Patton
Iceland
Albert Pattons
Scott
Nevada
Want to Herd Sheep Not People Dear Abby
Dear Abby answers readers on sheep herding careers and family grief. A Tacoma bus driver asks about becoming a shepherd amidst isolation, and Abby notes sheep work relies on Basque imports with quota issues. She suggests contacting the USDA for sheep industry groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Tacoma
Wash
American Southwest
Spain
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Humidity in the House Shapes Damage and Health
The article explains effects of too much humidity causing window and wall condensation and exterior blistering, while too little humidity dries mucous membranes and heightens infection risk. It notes moisture escape as a remedy and mentions using a dehumidifier to balance air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lang
Humidifiers Help Control Indoor Moisture Levels
The article explains using vents and fans to remove moisture laden air and notes that opening a window can suffice. It discusses humidifier types and advises bringing written home details to a dealer to choose properly. It also offers Know How booklets by Andy Lang with mail instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Lang
P.O
Huntington
N.Y
Sabbath Wisdom From Mark and Webster
A devotional note contrasts Jesus statement that the Sabbath serves man with Daniel Webster’s reflection on growing appreciation for the Christian Sabbath and gratitude toward those who emphasize its significance in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
American Statesman
Rose Garden Club Meets at Mrs Gibson Home
The November Rose Garden Club gathering was hosted by Mrs J S Gibson with Mrs W B Mason as co hostess. President Mrs Lawrence Easterling opened the meeting as the collect was read and routine business discussed. Mrs J W Black led a program on Evergreens and Their Use and a round table on fall gardening was held. She also showed Christmas decor displays. Plans were made for the Christmas party at Mrs Rose Luck's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Garden Club
J. S. Gibson
W. B. Mason
Lawrence Easterling
J. W. Black
North Hempstead Extension Homemakers Meet for November
Mrs. Maroon hosted the EH Club gathering at her home with guest members from Hot Springs and Nash ville. Members discussed the metric system, shared eye opening quilts, and planned a Christmas dinner while contributing to Boland Nursing Home library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hempstead Extension Homemakers Club
Maggie Lois Maroon
Willy Alice Castleberry
Mamie Griffith
Hot Springs
Thula Cassidy
Ruby Barton
Nashville
Louise Street
Jewelry balance tips to avoid overloading outfits
Advice on choosing accessories that enhance an outfit without overpowering it. Check your look in a mirror and remove excess pieces to prevent appearing cluttered like a jewelry tree in a department store.
Wallpaper training for Extension Homemaker clubs leaders
Home Furnishings leaders gather November 16 at 1 30 p m in the Extension Office Conference Room to learn wall coverings. Betty L Whitley notes local resource people aiding the Cooperative Extension Service with the session. Mary Copeland covers wallpaper selection and care, Frankie Lane speaks on interior design and coordination, and Steve Ward demonstrates wallpaper hanging. Leaders may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty L. Whitley
Home Economics
Mary Copeland
Frankie Lane
Steve Ward
Recipe of the week from Good Things To Eat collection
Editor notes the recipe of the week from an early 1900s Christian Sunday School book compiled by Class Number Seven. It credits Mrs Jewel Moore and Miss Mary Kim Carrigan and lists ingredients and method for a two serving almond and macaroon dessert and a lemon orange fruit dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sunday School
Pat Hughes
Hope Star
David Hughes
Benton
Star Printing Co
Mc Corkies
Hope
Jewel Moore
Mary Kim Carrigan
McDavitt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. McDowell Turner
Cotillion Federated Club
Captaria Smith
E. Shover
Harlin O. Ward
Douglas Building
Washington Baptist Church
Felton Griffin
Anchorage
Alaska
Barry Wilson
Harding
Milton Peebles
Alcoholic Anonymous
al- Anon Family Group
House of Hope
Jones Street
Fair Park
Douglas
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Southwest District
Arkansas Hospital Auxiliary Association
Sheraton Inn
1-30
Highway 4
Garland Pta
Stamps Pta
Stamps School
Alice Anderson
Antigo St
Ark
By Gaynor Maddox
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Women’s News
Annette Rogers
Overton-Ward
Forrest Wilson
Steve Vos
J. Norman Armstrong
Joe Harry
Stuttgart
Tennye Bell
Lacy Landers
Martha
Bend
Abigail van Buren
Lasky Dr
Beverly Hills
Calif
Hee van
Bby
Mrs. Maroon
EH Club
Boland Nursing Home Library
W. E. Street
Chris
Mary’s
Merle Norman
East 4Th ST
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