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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1972

Page

6

Community notices outline October meetings and events

October 14 98 social items to Hope Set phone line. Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 meets Oct 17 at 7:30 pm at 417 E 1th St. all officers urged to attend. Builders class meets Oct 17 at 7 pm at Mrs Whitfield's. Masonic Lodge 290 meets Oct 17 at 7:30. Tina Ambassador class meets Oct 17 at 7:38 pm at Mrs Virgie Cunningham's. Methodist luncheon bake sale bazaar Oct 19 11 am to 1:30 pm. prices 150 for adults 75 for children. Coffee break with B P W Club Oct 19 at Chamber of Commerce 9-11 am and 2-4 pm. Golden Age Club belt Oct 19 cancelled. Retarded Children association meets Oct 10 7:30 pm at Village Rexall Pharmacy. St Marks Episcopal sale Oct 20-21 8 am to 5 pm in Parrish Hall. Hope Country Club Razorback party Oct 20 7 pm. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gentry of Perrytown return from southwest tour. 3% day 0 000 mile trip includes visits to four national parks. It’s nice to sit in luxury but beware when the lady stands up.

American Legion Auxiliary Leslie Huddleston Joe Jones E. 1Th Street The First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

Weekday Brunch Feature and Strawberry Dressing

A brunch menu item features bacon and scrambled toasted man Hettine fruit salad with strawberry dressing. The dressing combines sour cream mayonnaise and strawberry preserves, yielding about one cup to serve with fresh fruit selections such as cantaloupe berries banana apple and peaches. The note ends with an odd line about bills in the mail.

Patterned terry cloth tablecloths from towels

Readers share time saving sewing tips using patterned terry cloth to make tablecloths that wash without ironing. Suggestions include hemming and crafting accessories like curtains and chair covers. Also notes on disposal of old napkins and pet peeves about packaging and identifying callers.

Polly L. Z

Patmos Club Holds Oct Meeting At Hollis Home

The Patmos Club met on Thursday Oct 12 at Mrs Troy Hollis’s home with nine members and four guests. An auction raised funds, won by Mrs Barry Jackson. The next meeting is set for Nov 9 at Patmos town hall with pot luck at noon and a menu of duck and dressing.

Patmos Club Troy Hollis

Methodist Fish Fry Planned by Jett B Graves Class

The Jett B Graves Sunday School Class of First Methodist Church will host a fish fry on Tuesday October 24 at 7 p.m. at the lake side home of Mrs. Royce Weisenburger in Millwood. Members are asked to bring a dessert and meet at the Weisenburger residence.

First Baptist Church Jett B. Graves First Methodist Church Royce Weisenburger Millwood Wade Gilbert Joe Wilson Elsie Schweiker Bristow Robert Parham

Club studies bread making at Melrose Homemakers meet

The Melrose Home Extension Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Perry Henley’s home with six members present. The eye-opener demonstrated how to make a gingham check cushion that doubles for a toy for tots. The lesson topic, bread value, featured Fann’s Findings on discerning legitimate offers and avoiding ads requesting money or promising large home earnings.

Melrose Home Extension Homemakers Club Perry Henley Delmer Wright Leeson Breed Fann Powell

Haunted Letters Reflect School Desk Ghost Tale

A 1933 Latin teacher tales of desk carving pranks while a ghost allegedly haunts, prompting reader letters about Clyde and Macbeth. The exchange questions belief, notes a cupboard door and clock moving, and hints at an editor’s skepticism amid a nostalgic newsroom tone. The page also includes readers Willing to Wait and advice on wedding date etiquette from Helen and Sue.

Clyde Helen George Sue

Seminar on fabric labeling aids shoppers guidance

Attendees from Hope sales staff and fabric personnel joined cooperative extension educators to hear current fabric labeling guidance for helping consumers select and use purchases. Dr Ava D Rodgers led the session with other educators assisting. A follow up meeting is set for tonight at 7 30 at the Federal Building.

Hope Cooperative Extension Extension Home Economist Ava D. Rodgers Mary Cotton University of Arkansas Elizabeth Ellis Cora Lee Guthridge Farm Woodward Federal Building

Iris Club Plans Dessert Bridge at Town House

The Hope Iris Club met at Mrs. Olen Nix's home and appointed a planning committee for a dessert bridge on October 25 at the Town House. Committee chair is Mrs. Harold Stephens with members Mrs. Herbert Cox Mrs. C P Tolleson and Mrs. A A Allbritton.

Hope Iris Olen Nix Town House Harold Stephens Herbert Cox C.P. Tolleson A.A. Allbritton Council of Clubs Beryl Henry Sunderland Nix Ardell Clark London

DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Meeting Notes

The DeAnn Lilac Garden Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David Samuel. Mrs. Jional Malching read from No Work Garden by Ruth Stout. Mrs. C R Samuel won first in flower arranging with Mrs. Irvin Burke second. Refreshments of crackers cookies and coffee served.

DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Tuseday David Samuel Jional Ruth Stout C.R. Samuel Irvin Burke

Good Neighbor Club Meeting Highlights

Mrs Mable Brown hosted the Good Neighbor Club meeting last Thursday with seven members and three visitors attending. After business, Mae Collins won the door prize and other Bingo games were won by members. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for November 9 with Mrs Howard Milam.

Mable Brown Good Neighbor Club Mae Collins Howard Milam

Polly King Named Senate Representative at Southern State

Magnolia Miss Polly King a sophomore major and daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton King has been chosen to serve as a senate representative at Southern State College. The announcement credits her selection to leadership and academic performance.

Magnolia Polly King Hope Senate Southern State Miss King Carlton King

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Whitfield Masonic Lodge No Tina Ambassador Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Virgie Cunningham B & PW Club Chamber of Commerce Hempstead County Association For Retarded Children Rexall Pharmacy St. Mark’s Episcopal Parrish Hall Hope Country Club Elmer Gentry Perrytown Southwest Wright Cecelia William Ark Methodist By Helen Botte Gost Mack Maxine D.D Laura Joe Saenger Lee Marvin Iris Club Aspen Colorado Shields Milliken Woodlyn Velvet Aaa
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