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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
7
Halloween Carnival at Spring Hill School on Oct 29 with queen and king crowning, prize drawings, and a post carnival booth area. Costume party at Hope Country Club Oct 30, church events through Nov 5, local club meetings, PTA notes, and engagement and golf results.
The Cosmopolitan Club met October 26 in Mrs. Perry Moses home with Mrs. S A Whitlow co host. Members discussed The Learning Tree by Gordon Parks and planned a Christmas dinner for December 17 at Heritage House. The issue covers local visits, a birth announcement for the Risinger family, church notes, and a TV radio column. The United Fund drive details show a $1,843.30 total so far with $1,267.00 from the traffic department.
Addie Hart was appointed Bedford County tax assessor on Tuesday to replace her husband Jeff Hart who died last week. The move leaves men heading only three of the nine county offices in Shelbyville Tennessee.
A reader asks about marital issues including a wife wearing army long johns at night and a husband’s discomfort. Helen warns about a wife in GI attire and suggests a brushed knit peignoir set and heat. Other letters discuss a Mama’s boy and neighbor disputes, highlighting domestic tensions and humorous advice.
Alice Tillman, 22, blinded partially by retinal scar tissue, pursues teaching and a library role at Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind in Little Rock. She recalls ASU training, student teaching in a blind school, shows horses, and plans a Lions Club show and a future master’s degree while stressing independence and perseverance.
In Bernalillo New Mexico nudists announce a Halloween costume party for Saturday night urging attendees to wear masks. The event highlights a lighthearted approach to the holiday. Local organizers invite participation from the nudist community and friends.
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