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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1976
Page
3
Fall inspection suggests transplanting and pruning to improve sun access and fuel efficiency. Architects and nurserymen can offer plans, while evergreens, hedges, and screens protect wind, noise, and privacy. Paths link spaces, and practical plantings curb deterioration while beautifying the property.
Snell Cemetery Association plans a weather dependent meeting at the cemetery or City Hall. Ladies Bridge Luncheon canceled. Friday events include Hope B&PW chicken spaghetti supper 5 to 7 at Hope High School for scholarship funds. Revival services October 29 31 at Community Baptist Okay. Saturday Halloween Carnival Guernsey Headstart 7 to 10 p.m. with bingo cake walk games and auction led by Jimmy Griffin.
The Hope Star Society section requires event items to be submitted within four days after events for Women’s News content. Telephoned calendars may be sent to the Hope Star, while club meetings and weddings need to be mailed or delivered to the Star office in Hope Arkansas. Wedding notices should arrive within a week of the ceremony. photo handling includes no return unless an SASE is provided.
Arkansas Extension Service advises rapid processing and proper packaging to preserve fish, including cleaning, freezing soon after catch, salt dip for sunfish bass crappie and catfish, moisture proof packaging, padding sharp bones, glazing steps, and using within four to six months. Call local office for more details.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Samuels of Houston Texas have visited his mother Mrs. Jesse J. Samuels, sisters Mrs. Siby Parsons and Mrs. Udell Lloyd, and brother Horace Samuels along with other relatives.
Belle Made bhy Lestid describes wooden spoons that stay cool and don’t mar utensils. Coconuts arrive in late fall from tropical countries though trees in southern states offer little commercial food. A meatless supper uses vegetables in curry over rice with peanuts and chutney. Do not cook greens with lemon juice as acid colors them olive green and lengthens cooking.
Simple tuna rice loaf serves 6 to 8 and keeps well in the fridge for pitch-ins. Dill horseradish sauce accompanies the loaf, with three iced tea methods for entertaining guests.
The quote from Mark 1 verse 35 recalls Jesus rising early to seek solitude for prayer. The note from Arthur Brisbane urges personal time and retreat from crowds for a brief daily period.
Mr and Mrs David Northam of Spokane announce a son born September 20 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces named Larry Moreland. Mrs Northam is Diane McKamie daughter of NJ McKamie of Hope. Paternal grandparents are J J McKamie of Hope and Eddie Brooks of Hope. A second child, a daughter Pamela Denise, born October 8 to Scooter and Debra Lynn Bruks McKamie now residing in Germany with the U S Army.
At the Shreveport Louisiana State Fair free show Shower of Stars features Tanya Tucker on October 27 and 28 with Dave Merrifield The Volantes Candy Candido and Ken Curtis headlining replacement Tanya headliner Two free performances daily at 6 and 8 pm fireworks close the second show each night Weather cooler sparks heated talk about traffic on 6th and Main with debate over traffic lights and stop signs
Admitted at Memorial Hospital are Jewell May Jr. Vickie Poindexter Mrs Dewey Putman Mrs Pat Huckabee Harris all of Hope Mrs David Moore Washington Dismissed are Mrs Pearl Chamberlain Mrs Michael Adcock and baby Mrs Cordes Drake Frank Jones Aldonia Ellis Miss Emma Hartsfield Henry O'Steen Mrs Leonard Gray and baby all of Hope A D Sherman Buckner David
Judy Love shares crochet project details for a 24 by 38 inch Moorish styled area rug that can brighten any room and serve as wall art or floor accent. She instructs on gauge swatches and stitching counts, and offers a leaflet for directions upon sending 50 cents to Stitchin Time. A reader asks about sweater gauge and Judy guides on making a swatch to ensure correct sizing.
The Hempstead County Hospital Auxiliary met in the hospital dining hall with three new members Mesdames Grayson Spears James McLarty and Terrell Brantley present. James Luck spoke on first aid and a mannequin for student nurses was approved.
A reader asks about mourning a spouse and not forcing happiness on a grieving mother. Another asks how to handle aging privacy without offense. A third defends being single, arguing employers should not penalize single people, sharing personal notes on responsibility.
Ethel Percy Andrus, founder of AARP and NRTA, declares that aging is a victory not defeat. She praises self help, humane service, and social innovation that unite communities and turn elderly leisure into a vibrant, valued experience.
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