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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

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City Women Enroll in Red Cross Nutrition Course

The second group of city women attends a nutrition course sponsored by the National Red Cross in cooperation with the Civilian Defense. The four lessons feature salads, sugarless desserts, whole grain cereals, bread and cereal cookery, vitamins, and complete meal planning. Attendees include Mrs. H. E. Sutton and Mrs. R. L. Sutton.

Scond Iny National Red Cross Peration Levins Missay Fietcher Ae Shiemer Louise Lewis Exch t#am Fletcher Teamwars H. E. Sutton R. L. Sutton P. Hy

Prescott High School Honors 1942 Graduates

Honor students of the 1942 Prescott High School graduating class are listed by Supt. C. A Robinson. Top scholars include Maxine Seals Hazel Tanna Murray Mary Elizabeth Hesterly Lemel Haysley Frances Wren Claudine McDaniel Nett Dickinson Jada McGuil Joe A Bailey Lena Francisco, with last three tied. New Scout Troop Formed Here A Methodist Church sponsored troop, led by Scoutmaster Mark Justiss, forms under District Commissioner Dr. A W Hudson. Charter members listed. Troop to begin tenderfoot work and plan a camping trip in two weeks. Outings planned monthly for qualified scouts. Mrs Harrell Hosts Thursday Bridge Club Guests include Mrs McRae Lemley of Fort Sill Oklahoma and others. high score to Mrs Frank Gilbert, guest prize to Mrs M McRae Lemley. Salads and iced tea served.

Prescott High School Supt. C. A.robinson Mark Justiss Charlie Thomaswill Wells Hamby J. A. Cole Vernon Fore A. W. Hudson Doys Jimmie Cole Bob Compton Roy Duke Jr Jimmy Dundee Pat Fore James Leslie Franklin Wells Hamby Jr James Hooker James Harold Ingram Jack Harrell Hagless Frank Gilbert M McRae Lemley McRae Lemley Fort Sill Oklahoma Wilton Shackleford J. W. Kennley Hansel Herring Irene Hamby Helen Hesterly

Davis Family Guests Visit New Orleans Society Notes

Mr and Mrs A W Davis and children from Jonesboro arrived Wednesday to visit Mr and Mrs John A Davis. Mr and Mrs Dan Pittman Jr and Mr and Mrs John Marshall Pittman were in New Orleans for a few days. Mr and Mrs J R Bemis hosted Mrs Will Bemis of St Louis. Mr and Mrs Charlie Fittman were also mentioned in society notices.

A. W. Davis Jonesboro Mr. Davis John ‘A. Davis Dan Pittman Jr John Marshall Pittman New Orleans J. R. Bemis Will Bemis St. Louis Missouri Charlie Fittman

Fertilizer Advice Boosts Home Garden Yields

Mississippi County extension agent Mary Claude Fletcher urges Hempstead county families to side dress leafy vegetables with nitrate of soda. University of Arkansas expert Earl J. Allen notes timing and rates, with two applications lowering per acre costs, and recommends legume crops to replenish soil nitrogen for next year.

Hempstead Mary Claude Fletcher County Home Fletcher Earl J. Allen University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Allen

Tapioca Tales From Waxy Corn And Pudding Patches

A Department of Agriculture release explores tapioca substitutes and uses, noting that only a small food share came from imported cassava starch. It traces waxy corn’s potential for industrial use, its 1908 discovery, and notes on past research and experimentation.

Washington Dutch East Indies Department of Agriculture U. S Agriculture Department

Mitchells to Louisville for Derby and Bar Association meeting

Mr and Mrs L L Mitchell leave Thursday for Louisville Kentucky to attend the Kentucky Derby. They will then travel Friday to Hot Springs for a meeting of the 1st Kansas State Bar Association. Mrs Quitman Steed and daughter Mary Lynn return to Durant Mississippi after visiting Mrs Steed's parents Mr and Mrs T U McGough. Observed oyster sex changes noted.

Louisville Kentucky L. L. Mitchell Hot Springs Kansas State Bar Association Quitman Steed Mary Lynn Durant Mississippi

Harrison in Hollywood Comedy Notes and Production Details

NEA service correspondent Paul Warrison recounts Abbott and Costello on a Hollywood set with South Sea Islanders, a domed island plot, and a mauve feast scene. The piece critiques Hays Office tolerance, in-film antics, and the unscripted routines used by the duo amid chaotic production.

Harrison Hollywood Paul Warrison NEA Service Correspondenit Hays Office Jbow Honehiu Abbott and Costello Pictures Costello Slinker

Waxy hybrid corn aims for belt cultivation

A plan to develop a waxy corn hybrid suitable for the corn belt uses Tawa Hybrid 90 crossed with torn stock. The program accelerates now that East Indies shortages are relieved, with about 100 bushels of seed on hand to grow more seed this year. The department bets on commercial use by 1943, industrial uses in 1944, and food uses in 1945.

East Indies Howevr

Bunny-Inspired Hunch Rewards Bowie Fans

In BOWE Maryland a rabbit dash spurs a horse race scene as a hare under the fence prompts a track dash. Dave Bunny wins the next ride paying $28.90 $11.50 and $5.00, while an odd historical note mentions Pope Sylvester TH and a 1906 price.

Bowie Bowe Belforsul Bowley Dave Bunny

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