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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1938
Page
7
A jumbled guide urges planting a color filled wall garden with magazines and books as inspiration. It promotes education through reading and suggests a herb like dill to pair with parsley, recommending careful planning and a mailed packet for new flavor in soups and stews.
A vintage recipe feature offers a full Easter menu centered on spring lamb. It details roasting a leg of lamb with garlic and a hot start, a Holland sauce for broccoli, an Easter Layer Cake with butter sugar milk and vanilla, Currant Mint Jelly, a mint rind mixture, and a delicate egg white dessert with cream of tartar and sugar. It emphasizes festive presentation and traditional accompaniments.
Mrs. Eugene Goodlett hosts her daughter Eugenia from El Dorado while Mrs. Goodlett and children Durant and Eugenia, and Carl Loftin shop in Hope Tuesday. Mrs. Rush Jones Mrs. C. C. Robins and Mrs. Irene Jarmon visit Hope on Monday. Mrs. John Robins plans Easter sauce and home exterior redecorating with mayo and Hel on interior. kitchen work described.
Estimate roast time at roughly ten minutes per pound with age and quality affecting doneness. Slice large potatoes cross wise and layer in a shallow dish, seasoning with salt and pepper, dot with butter, and baste the potatoes with butter during lamb basting.
Shower Springs guests include Mr. and Mrs. Sandefue Dudney and children with Paul Dudney in Washington. Modest home upgrades feature an annex and remodeled kitchen with cabinets and running water. Various locals, from Pharr Texas to Hope, share visits, illness notes, birthdays, and church services, including Mrs. Lauck, Miss Citty, and Rev. Robinson.
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