Lioness Club plans mid winter Lions conference in Hope
The Hope Lioness Club met at the Sheraton Inn to discuss the Lions of Arkansas Mid Winter Conference January 29 and 30 1977 with about 500 people expected. Ruth Gunter noted crafts fair entertainment for 250 ladies and local business promotion.
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Lions of Arkansas
Hope Lioness Club
Sheraton Inn
Ruth Gunter
Hope Lions Clubs
Lions International
Lloyd Morgan
Lioness
Ruth
Lioness Club
Lioness Ruth
Mary Beth Caldwell
Velora Haltom
Lara Mae Impson
Golden Age Club Welcomes Two New Members
The Golden Age Club at the Douglas building Thursday welcomed new members W M Ransey and Stewart Barber. Three visitors joined thirteen members. Harry Hawthorne County treasurer gave the invocation before lunch. A bus trip to the Community Center viewed United Way films by Bob Willis, then Ada May White led a brief business meeting. Bill Ramsey won the door prize.
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W.M
Bill) Ransey
Stewart Barber
The
Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
K.G. Hamilton
Harry Hawthorne
Della Fenwick
United Way
Bob Willis
Douglas
Ada May White
Bill Ramsey
Hospital Notes From St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital
Admitted patients include Mrs Clytie Starling Mrs Dinkie Cooper Mrs W F Clark Mrs Letha Freeman Mrs Julia Smith and Mrs Beulah Given all of Hope Dismissals list H C Hanney Nashville Kathy Singard Mrs Lillian Briant Carter Sutton and Mrs Lucille White all of Hope Mrs Herman Smith is a patient at St Luke’s Episcopal Hospital located at 6621 Fannin Houston Tex 77025
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Clytie Starling
Dinkie Cooper
W.F. Clark
Letha Freeman
Julia Smith
Beulah Given
All of Hope
H.C. Hanney
Nashville
Kathy Singard
Lillian Briant
Carter Sutton
Lucille White
ST. Lukes Episcopal Hospital
Houston
Tex
Herman Smith
Fannin Houston
Thackeray Quote On Eternal Life And Divine Worship
A religious quotation from William M. Thackeray is presented alongside a Bible verse from Revelation 22. It speaks of the throne of God, worship, the river of light, and eternal reign with the Lord, highlighting spiritual destiny beyond earthly life. The text blends scripture with a literary reflection.
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God
William M. Thackeray
Hotel Maids and Readers Tip Standards in Brief
Dear Abby columns discuss tipping culture for motel maids hospital staff and other workers noting pay norms and dignity. A nurse compares salaries and tips while a parent seeks guidance on an 8 year old daughter crush and dating limits with a nine year old classmate.
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Abby
Patchwork patterns and velveteen supplies for fall sewing
Fashion and sewing feature details on patchwork using velveteen patches from Crompton. Guidance covers packs of four by four patches, project ideas from skirts to totes, fabric pairings, pressing tips, tool suggestions, and kit availability with approximate price.
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Crompton
Pumpkin reuse tips after Halloween
Extension Service advises save and use jack o lantern pulp as a nutritious later meal source rich in vitamin A calcium phosphorus and iron. Cook bake and freeze pulp for pies puddings soups and vegetables and contact the county Extension office for more ideas.
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Marjorie Phillips
Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
County Extension Office
Centerville Extension Homemakers Meet at Purtle Home
Mrs. Ted Purtle hosted the October meeting of Centerville Extension Homemakers' Club with 17 members and 3 guests. President Mrs. Wilburn Richards opened, devotionalteaching on diabetes and hypertension given by Mrs. Beck, and social hour followed with sandwiches cake nuts coffee.
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Ted Purtle
Centerville Extension Homemakers’ Club
Wilburn Richards
America
Richards
Purtle
Earl Ross
Hugh Bearden
W.C. Beck
Bearden
Holder
Mrs. Beck
October Community Calendar Highlights Local Events
High School ninth grade Open House set for Tuesday October 26 at 7 30 p m. Cosmopolitan Club to meet with Mrs George Newbern at 14th and Walker Streets at 7 45 p m also on October 26 Rev Ralph Hale to present Holy Land slides. Wednesday October 27 Hope Junior Auxiliary meets at Chamber of Commerce Office 9 a m and 9 30 a m. Senior Citizens Club to gather at Douglas building 11 30 a m and lunch at Town and Country Restaurant at noon. Jim Gunter of Lions Club to speak. Thursday October 28 Snell Cemetery Association meeting at Emmet weather permitting at 1 p m. Ladies Bridge Luncheon canceled. October 29 31 Revival services at Community Baptist Church of Okay nightly at 7 30 Bro Glen Cannon evangelist. Hope B P W chicken spaghetti supper October 29 5 7 tickets 1 student 2 adults proceeds fund scholarship.
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Cosmopolitan Club
George Newbern
14Th & Walker Sts
Thomas Hays Sr
Ralph Hale
The
Holy Land
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Chamber of Commerce
Senior Citizens Club
Douglas Building
Town and Country
Jim Gunter
Lions Club
Community Baptist Church of
Okay
Glen Cannon
Hope
Stacy Thrasher
Hope B&pw Club
Hope High School
B&pw Club
Sausage Stuffed Potatoes Roasted With Bacon
Potatoes filled with a seasoned sausage mixture and baked, topped with bacon. Hollowed large potatoes are stuffed with sausage onion crumbs and aromatics, then roasted, covered with foil, uncover, add bacon, and finish with sausage balls until bacon browns. Serves six.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Men’s Jewelry Popular Accessory Trend for Fall
The Jewelry Industry Council reports a strong emphasis on men’s jewelry this fall. Expected popular items include chain and rigid bracelets, chains and pendants, collar pins, tie tacks, cuff links, vest chains, and men’s watches as both accessories and timepieces. Digitals will feature straps and bands in fine leather and polished metal.
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New York
Jewelry Industry Council
Memorable quote on philosophy and memory
A Cardinal Newman remark notes that a vast memory alone does not make a philosopher and compares memory to a dictionary cannot be grammar. The aphorism emphasizes that knowledge must be transformed into understanding rather than stored as facts.
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John Henry
Cardinal Newman
Leisure robes move from bedroom to entertaining spaces
Remember when robes were only in the bedroom. Now called Leisure choices they appear in the kitchen patio family room and even at the beach after a swim. Some are elegant enough for a supper club. Holiday selection is ready.
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