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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

3

Encouragement Amid Trials and Local Social Notes

A reflective ode by E. A. Guest counsels perseverance through hardship. The column also lists local social updates: Mr and Mrs A B Black business visitors in Texarkana on Tuesday. Master Allen Gordon Cannon visiting grandmother Mrs Arch Cannon. Mr and Mrs Ruffin Boyett guests of D B Thompson family. Mrs George Flesh and James Ferguson attend the bedside of the late C W Welman in a local hospital. Master Frank Hanson visiting relatives in De Queen. Miss Edith Griffin visiting Miss Alice Pritchard. Mrs Kate Betts and Miss Martha Cantley with Miss Ida Mae Cannon visiting Shreveport. birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Corbin Foster at Julia Chester hospital on Monday, August 8.

George Flesh James Ferguson Shreveport C. W. Welman Kate Betts W. M. Cantey Martha Cantley Ida Mae Cannon Mrs. Corbin Foster Julia Chester Hospital

Circle Five Auxiliary Holds Summer Garden Meeting

Circle No 5 of the Ladies Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met Tuesday evening in Mrs Tom McLarty’s summer garden on South Main street. Miss Nellie Porter led an inspiring Bible study followed by a program on Christian Citizenship by Miss Helen Betts with all members participating. A social hour featured an ice course. Miss Maggie Bell was the Wednesday host.

Circle No. 5

Weekend Guests and Celebrations Around Texarkana

Day guest of Mr and Mrs Fred Marshall in Texarkana. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Jones of Ozan spend ten days vacationing around Caddo Gap. After visiting Mrs George W Robison, Miss Hazel Hardage returns to Arkadelphia. Granddaughter Sue Henry celebrates second birthday as Mrs James R Henry Sr hosts a family dinner with festive decorations. Miss Lucy Boyd assists. Miss Alice Pritchard hosts Shakespeare Club with Edith Griffin as guest of honor.

Mrs Fred Marshall Texarkana Wilbur Jones Ozan Caddo Gap George W. Robison Hazel Hardage Arkadelphia Sue Henry James R. Henry Sr North Elmad West Avenue C Henry Lucy Boyd

Sistarys Kitchen Sister Mary Nea Service Writer

Do you know your vegetables The article notes there are more than fifty varieties cultivated and marketed and suggests learning by visiting markets and asking market men about unfamiliar produce and how to use it

Sister Mary Nea

Seasonal Vegetables to Enliven Home Cooking

Leeks offer delicate onion flavor for soups and salads or sautéed with butter. Florence fennel adds sweetness and celery like notes, ideal boiled with cream sauce and a fish dish. The topeppo, a waxy yellow cross of pepper and tomato, suits raw salads or stuffed and baked. Kohlrabi is milder than turnips with finer grain, served like turnips. Broccolia, related to cauliflower, completes the list.

Florence Italy

Tomorrow's Menu Highlights for Breakfast Lunch Dinner

Tomorrow's meals list breakfast items including baked apples cereal cream scrambled eggs with frizzled dried beef reheated rolls marmalade milk coffee. Luncheon features stuffed to peppers celery peach raspberry salad toasted crackers milk tea. Dinner offers watermelon cocktail grilled salmon broccoli with butter and lemon juice endive and cress salad blueberry pudding milk coffee.

Broccoli Cooking Tips For Summer Eating

The text advises using broccoli soon after cutting to avoid wilting and suggests splitting thick stalks before cooking. Cook un covered in water to cover. It mentions Hollandais sauce as a tasty option and offers butter with lemon juice as a simple summer substitute.

Okra Introduced In summer stews with vegetables

Okra complements vegetables like tomatoes corn and lima beans in a savory summer stew perfect for hot August dinners. A cold custard pudding provides a balance to the menu with cooling flavors.

Glorifying Yourself with Hidden Lash Tricks

Readers learn the beauty secret of artificial eyelash application to enhance appearance without waiting for natural growth. Tiny hairs are individually glued onto the upper side of real lashes, creating a convincing long lash effect that withstands tears and water.

Lashes Adorned for Weeks with Custom Drama

The feature describes lash extensions applied in one to two hours. Once set, they last several weeks and alter perceived lifewards. Women may choose natural or dramatic lengths, with curling to create provocative effects. Lashes are offered in black or dark brown to suit light or dark eyes.

Bright Star visitation notes from Melrose area

Melrose residents report social visits with Bright Star families. Oma Rothwell spent time in Washington last week. Edith Neal picked peas around Bright Star for two weeks. Octava Wilson, a Rothwell visitor, returned to Washington Friday. Mrs. William Wright and Mrs. Neal also visited Bright Star residents last Saturday and Thursday.

B. L. Rothwell Mrs. Caudle Bright Star Oma Rothwell Washington Edith Neal Octava Wilson Rothwell William Wright Mrs. Neal Jimmie Evans

New Plane Muffler Cuts Noise and Pressure Significantly

A new muffler from an eastern transport line promises about a 70 percent noise reduction and a one third drop in air pressure. Each engine on multi engine planes uses one muffler with exhaust from both manifolds passing through it. The device adds 48 feet of travel for exhaust before release.

New York

Reduced 30 Pounds Never Felt Better

Miss Madeline Crowley of Little Rock Arkansas reports using Kruschen Salts for a year and dropping from 140 to 110 pounds while claiming improved health and energy. The ad promotes a half teaspoonful in hot water daily before breakfast and urges reducing fatty foods, with a four week supply sold by John S. Gibson Drug Co.

Madeline Crowley Little Rock, Ark John S. Gibson Drug Co

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Sid Henry E. A A. B. Black Allen Gordon Cannon Arch Cannon Ruffin Boyett Chis Frank Hanson DeQueen Edith Griffin Camden Alice Pritchard Maggie Bell Shakespeare Club North Hervey Street Hope Public School Sistarys Kitchen Geo.w.robison&co Prescott Nashville Jack Oakie Rebecca Sunnybrook Farm Marion Nixon Ralph Bellamy Liccett & Myers Tosacco Co
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