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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1972
Page
7
A sequence of church and community group meetings spans September 9 to 16. Events include dances at Wasesell, First Baptist Sunday School, WSCS circles at multiple homes, Great Books organizational meeting at St Mark's Leonard House, and several club gatherings and dinners at local venues with details on times and hosts.
Labor Day weekend events include gatherings in Conway with the Lloyd Guerin family and in North Little Rock with Irwin. Homecomings feature Paul and Mrs. Henley from a Pittsburgh trip via the Smoky Mountains and Bardstown. TOPS Club welcomes Phillip Pine as new member at the Douglas Building meeting. activities and prizes noted.
Mr and Mrs Neily B Coleman announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Kay to Thomas Dean Harden son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hayes Harden of Prescott The wedding is set for October 14 at two o clock in the afternoon at the First Baptist Church.
Dear Helen answers readers about family tensions at a granddaughter’s first birthday. One couple refuses to attend if the other parents are present, suggesting two parties. The advisor suggests a single celebration with flexible hours or a separate party, avoiding ongoing double birthdays and lingering resentment.
Rev John F. Martin of Camden, executive secretary of Ouachita Presbytery, will be guest minister at First Presbyterian Church in Hope for the 11 a.m. Sunday service. A graduate of the Naval Academy Davison College and Austin Presbyterian Seminary, he also serves as secretary of the Presbytery Commission on the Minister and His Work and aids in calling a new pastor.
The Hope Junior Auxiliary names Mrs. Bob Kellam and Mrs. Bennnett Wood as chairmen for a spaghetti supper to fund two Hope High School scholarships. A $500 college scholarship and a $50 vo tech award are planned with dining Sept. 15 before the Hope Arkadelphia game. Open 5 to 7 p.m. in the Hope High School cafeteria. tickets $1.50 adults and 75 cents children. advance or door sale.
Jerri Pruden spoke to the Hempstead County Republican Women's Club at Miss Effie Shell's home on September 5. She described the recent National Convention as exhausting yet enjoyable and shared mementos. A White Elephant Sale was planned for mid October and the State Convention set for September 16 in North Little Rock with a fund raising dinner in Little Rock featuring National Committee co chair Connie Armitage as keynote. Local campaign director Lynn Harris outlined plans to aid area candidates.
Easy to wear light and airy shawl drapes over shoulders for day or night. Pattern uses Bernat Berella Germantown yarn with three colors and five small balls, motifs created from center outward, join and fringe finish. Includes Stitchin Time leaflet offer and reader letter about learning circular needles for fall knitting.
A comprehensive roster of Arkansas events with planned weekends and venues from Booneville to Texarkana. It lists fairs rodeos horse shows art and craft festivals and golf tournaments across cities including Hot Springs Texarkana Eureka Springs Pine Bluff and Fort Smith with many entries having no fixed dates and a note to contact local chambers for details.
Toni Elaine Burke daughter of William Jewel Burke and the late Marjorie Nell Butler Burke will marry David Brent Turner son of Mr and Mrs Carl Ray Turner of Hope on Saturday October 21 at 8 p m in Emmet First Methodist Church No cards will be sent and all friends and relatives are invited The piece notes plaid evolving into a coarse homespun look used for shoulder bags jackets and skirts
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