Coming and Going Among Hope Area Visitors
Columbus Ohio residents Mr. and Mrs Maury Baum and Mrs Raleys sister Helen visited Mr and Mrs Paul Raley. Paula Pack and sons Les Paul and Bill from Pine Bluff also stayed weekend with the Ralys. Robert Fravell of St Louis formerly of Hope visited friends over the holidays. H R Matthews and sons Howard and Rex returned from Scranton South Carolina after attending Willard Matthews funeral.
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Maury Baum
Columbus, Ohio
Raley
Helen
Paula Pack
Les, Paul
Bill
Pine Bluff
Paul Raley
Robert Fravell
St. Louis, Mo
Hope
H. R. Matthews
Howard and
Rex
Scranton, South Carolina
Mr. Matthews
Willard Matthews
Whitfield Lodge Meeting and summer notice calendar
The Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 schedules a regular stated meeting for Tuesday September 2 at 7 30 p m. The Progressive Young Black Women of Hope will meet only the first Monday night of the month in summer. Game night remains weekly on Tuesdays. On Wednesday September 3 all Arkansas Chapter Cystic Fibrosis Foundation volunteers meet at 3 30 p m in the courthouse conference room downstairs to receive kits and instructions, with a film to be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Women of Hope
Arkansas Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Court House
Bits O News Highlights from Hope Arkansas
Moved from Austin to a Hope poultry farm family includes Mr and Mrs George J Mathis and children Gaylen Crystal Shauna Corrie Wells who subscribed to the paper Monday at First Baptist Church. Dr Paul Fair of Little Rock Public Schools discussed Gen Douglas McArthur and WWII honor guard service aboard USS Missouri in 1945. Separate notices announce Golden Age Club and OES meeting on September 4 and Washington Baptist Church Old Fashioned Day on September 7 with a note about wedding photos refunds and pickup times at the Star office.
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George J. Mathis
Gaylen Mathis
Crystal, Shauna
Corrie Wells
Hope
Austin
Tex
First Baptist Church
Paul Fair
Little Rock
Andy Caldwell
Manila
States
Hospital Notes from Memorial Hospital
New arrivals include Mr and Mrs Larry Morton Hope a girl born August 31 and Mr and Mrs Charles White Ozan a girl born August 31. Admitted list covers Norman Edward Nutter and many others from Hope and nearby towns. Dismissals include John Hill and multiple local residents, with several tied to Emmet and Irving Texas.
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Blevins
John Hill
Lebanon
Tenn
Ellen Smith
Fulton
Tom Gathright
Saratoga
Ronnie Jones
Emmet
Julio Acosta
Irving
Tex
Sandefur Dudney
Washington
Chester Allen
George Anderson
Marie Allison
Charles Stuart
Tilman McLelland
Bob Roberts
Arlis Brooks
C. W. Cogbill
Baby
Larry Morton
Hope
Charles White
Ozan
Readlike Reader Finds Five Thousand Dollar Library Bill
A Salisbury reader discovers a five thousand dollar bill in a Newbury public library book and asks whether to keep or return it. Abby advises returning it and letting the library attempt to locate the owner, with legal counsel if needed. The column also includes brief Q and A on parental responsiveness and handling flirtations by a married man in social settings.
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Abby
Salisbury
Mass
Newbury Public Library
Make a Japanese kimono from fabric strips and sash
A fall sewing article by Joanne Schreiber guides making a real Japanese kimono without a pattern. It describes fabric requirements, section folding, tamato sleeve construction, D to E overlap trimming, neck coverage by F, and how to secure with a stiffened sash and back tie. It suggests fabric options like silk like synthetics or sheer wool and ending with a chrysanthemum or brocade sash.
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Japan
Authen
Prices rise and fall in summer foods and staples
The notice surveys seasonal produce and meats, noting tomatoes corn and fresh fruit remain affordable while carrots potatoes and watermelons may rise. Beef pork poultry eggs and dairy are expected to climb through fall, with higher costs driven by crop and supply gaps.
Excellent method for preparing fish fillets
The method suggests soaking fillets in salted milk with four teaspoons salt per cup of milk per pound of fillets. After soaking, dip in flour and pan-fry quickly in hot butter or oil, or a half butter half oil mix, using about half an inch of fat.
Mercy killings debate stirs infanticide law talks
Prof Robert A Burt of Michigan challenges proposals to allow controlled infant deaths under strict rules. He warns such criteria threaten the value of all life and could lead to broader eugenic judgments. The piece notes doctors have withheld treatment and ties the issue to abortion law and prosecutorial discretion.
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Robert A. Burt
University of Michigan
Law School
Medical
Burt
Miss Huckabee and James Fair wed at Immanuel Baptist Church
Miss Marsha Gayle Huckabee and James Clark Fair, both of Little Rock, married in an afternoon ceremony at Immanuel Baptist Church with a reception in the fellowship hall. The bride's gown, designed by her mother, featured peau de soie and alencon lace. The couple will reside in Little Rock where he works for Southwestern Bell and she is a bank teller.
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Marsha Gayle Huckabee
James Clark Fair
Little Rock
Immanuel Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Charles. Huckabee
Kane Drive
Leslie Huckabee
Pearl Tompkins
Spring Hill
Fair
Pam Boyd
Terri Huckabee
Mary Funk
Verona Goodwin
Lois Stratton
Shannon Huckabee
Richard Huckabee
Randy Allen
Rick Bucosky
Butch Bush
Mike Dougerty
John Erving
Ronnie Ausbrooks
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Union National Bank
AARP Chapter Holds Meeting in Mena Arkansas
Forty five members of the American Association of Retired Persons attended a Tuesday night meeting as J W Montgomery of Mena presented the local charter. Mrs Montgomery spoke on projects for the chapter and volunteers were sought for the United Fund Drive and Arthritis booth. A workshop for AARP members was announced for September 25 and 26 in Arkadelphia. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Retired Persons
J. W. Montgomery
Mena
AARP
Arkadelphia
Society publication guidelines for Hope Star submissions
Hope Star Society page accepts items four days after events for general articles while wedding notices should arrive within a week and preferably sooner. Telephoned notices may be made to 777-8841 and club or wedding items mailed to Star office P O Box 648 Hope Ark 71801. photos require a self addressed stamped envelope if not returned by mail and may be picked up at the office.
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Star Office
Hope Star
Star
P.O. Box
Hope
Ark
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