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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1973
Page
6
A September 29 revival at Guernsey Baptist Church led by Leon Westbury begins nightly at 7 30 pm with pastor evangelist from Oklahoma City. Also on September 8 a Bible conference starts 1 30 pm and continues through the night service.
A brief, informal note targets a student from Wear Arbby district urging restraint. The terse item suggests cooling behavior amid a campus or school context and notes disapproval of conduct. No additional details or names provided.
The National Broiler Council explains consumer preference drives skin color differences in chickens with yellower hues favored in the Northeast due to feed pigments like xanthanthophylls from yellow corn and marigold petals. Skin color does not indicate nutrition or flavor, and fresh broilers reach markets within 24 to 48 hours after processing under federal or state inspection. Chicken skin adds flavor and juiciness, and need not be removed for low fat diets.
Pickled rind recipe from American home canning traditions. Crisp rind is prepared over five days with alum and spices then packed in sterilized jars. Yields four quarts and recommends a four week wait before serving.
A Dear Abby page features reader queries about neighbor cigar smoke spoiling meals, vasectomy and birth control pills without partner input, and a note praising clear medical consultation. Abby advises electrical fans to offset smoke, affirms physician duties, and shares a closing petition for her letter service.
Memorial Hospital admits Evan Wray John Britt Mrs Garnet Thompson Howard Triplett Mrs Nevie Oller Mrs Nettie Jones all of Hope Mrs Mary McJunkins Saratoga and Jane Hall Tyler Tex Dismissals include Mrs Winnie Moses Mrs Hazel Pool Mrs R D Moore Mrs Robert McClure and baby girl all of Hope Branch General Hospital admits Tommy Phelps Dismissals include Mary Flenery and Annie Jo Hamilton both of Hope Alexander West Springdale and Theo Johnson Fulton Also a literary adage and a brief note on self protection training plus a statistic on seven year olds daily steps
The following young people from the First Baptist Church of Hope will be attending various colleges this fall. William Andrews, Julie B Barber, Mike Brown, Jim Browning, Pam Butler, Justin Caldwell, Donna Connelly, Johnny Dorman, Royce Eaves Jr., Kim Geist, Debra Gunter, Wade Harris, Warren Harris, Debra Hart, Gary Hollis, Johnny Holmes, Tommy Holt, John David Hornaday, Lisa Howell, Judy Honeycutt, Rodney Jones, Melissa Jordan, Peggy King, Polly Marie King, Donna Kay Koen, Mrs. Ken Koen, Ken Koen, Craig Lance, Preston Lively, Mary Magee, Michael May, Janet McCain, Susan McCain, Becky Huff Meggs, Mike Middlebrooks, Tommy Miller, Bill Moore, Debbie Moore, Virginia Morgan, Trudy Nelson, Mary Bess Overturf, Dick Overturf, Toni Polk, Nancy Porter, Charles Rateliff, Judy Reyenga, Mary Jane Reyenga, Stan Reyenga, Doug Rogers, Tommy Russell, Dee Singleton, Lester Sitzes II, John Spraggins, Arlene Treat, Jim Treat, Mike Treat, Ken Treat, Mike Westbrook, Patti Westbrook, Gary Wheeler, Ray Wheelington, Tim White, Joe Mac Young.
Cook this simple lamb dish in a skillet with butter onion celery green pepper and garlic. Brown chops then simmer covered with undrained tomatoes bay leaf salt and pepper for about 30 minutes yields four servings.
Mrs Glen Ammons traveled to Pontiac Michigan to see her hospitalized son Floyd Aulds and visit the Baileys. Weekend guests included Mrs Trula Coffee from DeAnn with Jerri Joiner from Shreveport and Duron Stubblefield of Ft Worth. Lucille Ruggles and Don Ruggles with Tony of Texarkana visited Mrs W B Ruggles in Little Rock. Pat White of Houston spent time with the Stuar ts. Haskell Jones traveled to Texarkana and heard a Covenant Presbyterian Church sermon. Michael Heath and Steve Sweeney from Cincinnati arrived to visit the Jones home.
Polly Cramer offers bronze grave marker care tips. A reader describes cleaning with bronze cleaner and enamel to restore shine. She notes lacquer thinner helps remove old lacquer before recoating for a bright satin finish.
Dear Polly suggests simple projects using alarm clock components for playful novelty items. Consider a cuckoo-style clock toy, a wind-up robot, or a musical music box mechanism. Use safe, nonfunctional parts to create decorative figures for grandchildren and explain any potential hazards.
Dear Polly letters critique hygiene at lunch counters and sneeze habits, offer advice on child tooth brushing with warmer water, reuse old commode lids as cleaning tools, craft soft toys from remnants, and ease eyeglass fit with foam pads. Readers share practical, inexpensive fixes.
The Harry Ambrose family of Little Rock visited Sheriff and Mrs. Henry Sinyard, Mike and Kathy, and Deputy James Simmons this past weekend. Mrs. Ambrose is Nell Wright of Patmos and sister of Mrs. Sinyard. Also noted is a weight loss tip explaining 500 calories per day yields about 1 pound weekly, or 52 pounds a year, while a reverse cut would cause similar loss.
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