Words of wisdom and social notices from Hatelis era
A mix of aphorisms on charity and reciprocal life followed by social notes. Mrs. M. Schaff returns home from guest hosting in Dora do. Dr. John Williams visits Washington. Mrs. Bridewell visits Tyler after Little Rock trip. Mrs. Jack Bush to host Friday Bridge. Arch Anders and Frannie Wood visiting. Miss Ida Carlton returns from McKamie. Mrs. A. E. Humphreys from Decatur, Ala., visits Russell Humphreys. Callie Keene makes a Texarkana trip. Friday Music Club and Choral Club meet at O. A. Graves home, with Study Club at 3. Mrs. Gorin hosts Wednesday Bridge. guests Lowthorp and Boyd. O. A. and Mrs. Graves host dinner with chrysanthemum decorations and rose color motif. guests include Ruth Taylor and others.
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O. A. Graves
Washington Street
J. F. Gorin
West Avenue C
Johanner Lowthorp
Lucy Boyd
Ruth Taylor
Beryl Henry
Martha Jean Winburn
Martha Virginia Stuart
Alex. Washburn
Glen Durham
Graves
Pudding Sauce Guidance From Sister Mary NEA Service
The article explains how pudding sauce enhances desserts and advises matching sauce richness to pudding. It covers liquid sauces, Standard cream, cornstarch thickeners, egg-thickened sauces, and hard sauce for hot puddings, emphasizing balance with the meal.
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Mary Nea
Tomorrow's Menu Highlights for Meals
Breakfast features chilled tomato juice cereal cream fried cornmeal mush with maple syrup milk and coffee. Luncheon includes scalloped macaroni and oysters hearts of celery graham bread remyon jelly cake milk tea. Dinner offers baked liver scalloped potatoes buttered turnips onion and orange salad steamed carrot pudding with foamy sauce milk and coffee.
Puddings Matched With Fruit Sauces And Whipped Cream
Rich puddings gain flavor from a liquid fruit sauce that lacks butter cream or eggs. The sauce contrasts with the pudding while whipped cream provides a light sweet topping without overpowering the dessert.
Foamy and Sterling Sauces for Steamed Puddings
The article outlines Foamy sauce with butter, sugar, egg, and vanilla, heated until foamy, and Sterling sauce with butter, brown sugar, milk, and a alcoholic or vanilla flavor. It notes sauces pair with steamed puddings and should be cooked well if starches are involved.
Glorifying Yourself in Youthful Makeup Advice
Article advises young girls under twenty to favor minimal creams and focus on lipstick for uplift. It recommends clear ruddy red shades for light skin, tawny reds for sun tanners, and careful shade testing with red hair. Emphasizes skin cleanliness, gentle nightly scrubbing, and rinsing.
Beauty Rules For Young Girls In The Mirror
A guide cautions against heavy makeup for girls under 20 urging natural looks. It says avoid eye shadow and powder sparingly while focusing on coiffure, dress, and manners. the face should reflect youthful clarity without cosmetic help.
Rubye Blevins Honored At Farewell Party
Miss Rubye Blevins was entertained at a farewell party Tuesday night at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A M Blevins. The Harold Robberts string band assisted Miss Rubye and Kenneth Blevins in entertaining the guests with music.
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Rubye Blevins
A. M. Blevins
Harold Robberts
Miss Rubye
Kenneth Blevins
Miss Blevins Ends Hope Career with Final Legion Program
About 175 guests gathered to bid farewell to Miss Blevins as she departs for Los Angeles Thursday night after a final program at Hope city hall with the American Legion. She recently returned from New York where she recorded for Victor Recording Company.
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Miss Blevins
Los Angeles
The
American Legion
City Hall
Hope
New York
Victor Recording Company
State May Have Beer Tax Measure
Prohibition and anti-prohibition forces rapidly align for Arkansas first wet-dry fight since the 1915 bone dry law. Henry N. Dorris reports on budding campaigns and potential tax ballot efforts as public sentiment and political groups organize.
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Henry N. Dorris
Associated Press
Little Rock
Arkansas Legislation Faces Wet and Dry Rift in 1930s Debate
Arkansas lawmakers split over repeal and modification of the dry law. Senator Lawrence L. Mitchell leads the Senate drys while Senator Edward Dillon backs a bone dry repeal. Rep. Leo Nyberg proposes county beer dispensaries to cut property taxes, as both sides mobilize amid church and anti saloon league pressures.
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Arkansas
Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
Senate
House
Lawrence L. Mitchell
Prescott
Edward Dillon
Little Rock
Leo Nyberg
Helena
Mitchell
University of Arkansas Student Body Vetoes Appointments
Fayetteville readers learn that the UA student government vetoed three appointments to vacancies. Carson Booth of Jonesboro, Meade of Pine Bluff, and W B ten of Fordyce are named as holding offices connected to Raymond Prairie Grove.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Carson Booth
Jonesboro
Meade
Pine Bluff
W. B Ten
Fordyce
Raymond Prairie Grove
All By Himself Actor Reflects On Hamlet Performance
In a clipped aside a clubman muses on a past Hamlet reading, noting the audience’s quick departure and a sense of tedium. The fragment hints at theater talk among fellow enthusiasts during a Zurich gathering.
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Hamlet
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New Capitol Hotel
Arch Anders
Frannie Wood
Ella Bright
Ida Carlton
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Fifth &Scott
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U. of A
Ture
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Hope Furniture
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Lewisville Highway
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Frank W. Pickell
First National Bank
Little Missouri
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Hickory Creek
E. L. Bruce CO
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