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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1977
Page
8
New York shoppers learn to craft festive wreaths centerpieces and displays from florist wares. Pine cone wreaths feathered or jeweled arrangements and candle clusters create striking scenes. alternatives for small rooms include Norfolk Island pine gardens terrariums and miniature sled accents.
The McMillen family gathering occurred Thursday at the Douglas building with attendees from Texas and local Hope residents. Guests from Mesquite Jefferson Wake Village Springhill Little Rock Lawton Perrytown and many more enjoyed ample food and reminiscences and tentative plans were made to meet again next year.
A kitchen gadget shower honored Miss Dana Flowers, fiancee of Bryan Cox, at Miss Angela Kellam’s home. Bridesmaids Donna Cox Donna Griffin Raelaine Jordan and Vicki Cobb assisted, gifts displayed on a beige lace table with yellow daisies and candles, guests enjoyed sandwiches sweets chips and dips after opening gifts.
Prescott events players and clubs schedule from November 28 to December 6. Garden clubs flea market at old armory November 28-30 and December 1 daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hope Council meets December 7 at 10 a.m. Chamber of Commerce. U D C postpones December 1 meeting. Hempstead Historical Society December 1 at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church fellowship hall with Rev Keenan Williams lecture A Trip to Dooley's Ferry in 1864. Golden Age Club December 1 at 1 p.m. Douglas building Christmas planning. Duplicate bridge at Hope Country Club Friday December 2. Rose Garden Club Christmas party December 2 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Rose Luck's home. bring gifts for nursing home. Friday Music Club December 2 at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs Ralph Hale home with co-hostesses Arch Wylie Garland Medders. program Love Came Down at Christmas. Old Liberty Church cake walk December 3 at 7 p.m. Doyle and Jane Marshall and Nashville Blue Grass band performing. Farmers' Strike Information Meeting moved to December 5 8 p.m. Holiday Inn. Delta Kappa Gamma meet December 5 at Edith Brown with Christmas music. Hempstead County Collectors Club December 6 7:30 p.m. at the Douglas building. Jett B Graves Sunday School Christmas party December 6 7 p.m. First United Methodist fellowship hall gift exchange.
Tips for fondue bread crust portions and onion ring toppings for beans. Instructions include heating rings before use, flavoring whipped cream with sugar vanilla and salt, and ensuring the candy thermometer bulb is submerged in the cooking mixture for accuracy.
Memorial Hospital admits Ronnie Rowe and Mrs. W A Mudgett both of Hope. Roscoe White from Stamps Obie Hathcock from McCaskill. Also listed are dismissals for Mrs. Ola Hollis Hubert Knowles Mrs. Johnny Powell Mrs. H J Page Ollie Sparks Mrs. Earnest Hackett Mrs. A W Williamson all of Hope Ron Yates of Prescott and Mrs. Edgar Clinton of Raymondville Texas.
Family members from Texarkana Prescott Magnolia and Magnolia area and guests from Texarkana include Mr and Mrs Jim Cornelius Lisa Lynn Susan Steve Ray Kathy and others. Extended visits with Mr and Mrs Ruel Mullins and Kenny during the Thanksgiving holidays.
Blend 2 cups hot milk with orange rind until smooth. Pour into mugs, top with whipped cream and an orange slice or grated rind. Makes 2 servings.
Hempstead County Hospital Auxiliary met in the hospital dining room Monday night with Mrs. John Rushing presiding. Plans were set for decorating the hospital on December 3 and for Girl Scouts to help. A daily sales record was started in the gift shop and newborns will receive hand crocheted bags. The December meeting was canceled. next meeting is the fourth Monday in January.
A compact meditation contrasts Job’s lament with David Starr Jordans view that life’s completeness rests on purpose. The excerpt frames affliction and endurance as tests of meaning, pairing biblical suffering with a naturalist’s secular emphasis on purposeful living.
A reader criticizes ads that use non professionals and notes mixed reactions. Children in spots are acceptable to some but many performances feel stiff and lifeless, undermining credibility and appeal.
Dear Abby answers a reader who says her intelligent partner stays silent in social settings. Abby suggests direct questions to draw him out and notes he may be shy or well-mannered, while offering practical tips for improving conversational participation. The column also addresses a request to silence a talkative hairdresser and a caller seeking gynecological advice, with Abby’s guidance and resources.
Planning ahead reduces stress during holidays. Buy gifts and greeting cards early to avoid crowds and delays. Assign chores to family members and clean the house weeks in advance. Cook ahead meals like cakes and casseroles, then defrost as needed for easy hosting.
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