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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
3
A home crafts note suggests making decorative glass mats from felt. Cut 12 circles using a compass for accurate shapes. Circles or hexagons work, with bright colors or a rainbow set to liven up table settings.
Music by Miss Dorothy Lee Luck and others plus a reading by Miss Sue Ellen Jones entertained 24 members and six visitors. The Junior-Senior High School Parent-Teachers association will meet at 3 30 o clock Thursday afternoon in the library of the Hope High School building.
The Womans Missionary Society of the First Christian Church met at Mrs. W. W. Duckett's home with Mrs. J. Patrick Duffie as co hostess. A devotional on World Peace was led by Mrs. H. C. Whitworth. The group contributed $10 to the Sun day school Christmas tree. A B and P W club gathering followed with a two course buffet for 14 members and five guests.
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports losing 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts She says she is 28 weighs 150 now and has more energy The ad urges half teaspoonful daily in hot water before breakfast as a safe weight loss method with a money back guarantee.
Will Orton, a Fulton native and employee of the State Revenue department, has moved back to Hope to reside after ten months of departmental work at Fort Smith and vicinity. He expects his family to join him soon and plans to be stationed in the county permanently.
Luis Barela, once feared beyond help after part of his throat and lung were shot away, is described as a game kid. Dr. Jessen L. Stone treated him with a rubber hose and oxygen tank, and the boy recently spoke again with nurse oversight. He is fed by injection.
Germans see gains as wet land slide in the United States boosts beer and liquor trades. Bremen and Hamburg docks fill with beer orders from American breweries, lifting stock exchange activity in Germany.
The Farm Board's annual report urges lower trade barriers and debt readjustment, with steps to boost domestic demand, expand international trade, and strengthen cooperative marketing. It warns stabilization alone fails and calls for self sustaining price support tied to regulated production. A $1,000,000 budget request for next year aims to end administrative furloughs.
The President outlined a lean public works plan, noting no extra projects beyond the emergency relief authorized last Congress. He set defense at 586,477,444 and river harbor funds down, while highway aid totals remain 40,900,000. He stressed public works are ahead of near-term need and favor self-liquidating programs financed by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to boost employment without extra taxpayer burden.
Simple cookies for afternoon tea with friends and a spicy snickerdoodle note. Ingredients include granulated sugar butter egg raisins milk and flour with a basic dough.
Tomorrow's Menu lists a breakfast with grapefruit sections cereal cream baked French toast syrup milk and coffee. Luncheon features cheese soufflé lettuce sandwiches canned strawberries shortbread tea milk. Dinner offers stewed chicken gravy mashed potatoes corn fritters jellied apricot and carrot salad Washington pie milk and coffee.
A recipe note suggests baking these cookies fifteen minutes in a slow oven. It states peanuts are inexpensive and flavorful but allows substitution with other nuts for variety.
Green Laseter Miss Ruby Garner of Blevins was a Sunday night guest of Miss Louise Robertson. J. T. Cumbie Jr spent Saturday night with his grandparents in Hope. Lester Malone of Tom Okla visited his aunt Mrs. E M Stuart Sunday. Mrs Lelia Gentry stayed with her son Joe Gentry and family. Earl Ross and family visited relatives at Oak Grove. Alberta Robertson was Sunday dinner guest of Ruth Ann Cumbie. D C Byers and family spent Sunday with Marvin Ward of Patmos. Pauline Jones of Hope was Monday night guest of Miss Marie Stuart. Louise Robertson spent Sunday with Faye and Alice Purtle of Rocky Mound. Faye Turner visited Alberta Robertson Friday afternoon.
Harmony Mr and Mrs L D Arnold of Lewisville spent a few days last week visiting relatives in the area.
Names of residents and visitors appear across numerous Saturday Sunday and weekday calls. Families mentioned include Arda Mes Romer Stam ey ae Mrs and L D Arnold plus Edgel Mitchell and Alma Dean Arnold. Visits occur at homes of Mitchell Rogers Vines and Arnold with relatives and friends from nearby towns.
Mrs Roy Rodgers and Mrs Howard Collier of Shower Springs visit Mrs Raymond Ross Monday. Miss Aileen Wilson stays Friday night with Blanche and Cathleen Ross. Several families including the Ross and Coffield groups share Sunday visits. A tacky party at Clarence Sparks’ attracts a large crowd with Miss Hattie Jackson and Avbrey Wilson winning the tackiest prize. Births noted as a 10 pound son to Mr and Mrs Rayman. Various visits and moves among local residents including Arkadelphia departures are listed.
Two black horses about 1200 pounds are listed in a Hope sale entry under James R. Bowder. The item notes one, named Arit, as a potential buyer or consignor.
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