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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
6
Mrs Floyds Purdie hosted the Old Liberty Home Demonstration Club meeting. January session led by president Mea J Mosier with presiding duties noted.
A February meeting of the Home Demonstration club featured devotional by Miax O Ay McKnight and leadership appointments for roles in government and taxation study and home management. Miss Evelyn Harrison led the social half hour as members and visitors enjoyed a handmade white Sindh puree and refreshments.
A charming Valentine pastry item features coffee tips and rosy tarts. The recipe covers an airy short crust and a cherry filling with cornstarch and sugar, baked in small unbaked shells and served hot with ice cream or whipped cream, plus a note on keeping coffee fresh.
A quirky eighty year old style recipe note describes muffin making from an old Home Economist cookbook. It quotes ingredients like flour baking powder salt butter sugar raisins and milk with step by step directions for mixing washing raisins and baking muffins in tins at a high oven temperature. The piece credits Mrs Gaynor Maddox and NEA News Service as the source of the humorous breakfast instruction.
Readable fragments describe two bakeables: Quaker's Meal with bacon muffins and Johnny Cake. Ingredients include Quaker Oats, ground bacon or pork, onions, tomatoes, and baking mixes. Instructions note mixing, filling muffin tins, and baking in a moderate oven for about an hour. The Johnny Cake lists Quaker flour, other flours, sugar, leaveners, egg, sour milk, butter, and baking at a hot oven for about 20 minutes.
McCaskill and Mrs Charles Thomas of Frescott joined Dr and Mrs J B Gentry for a Sunday visit. Graydon Anthony brought Bonnie Marie and Lola Wortham to Murfeeeshorn for a weekend visit. Chester McCaskill and daughter Janelle were guests in Hope on Sunday. Graydon Anthony made a business trip to Texarkana and Ashdown on Wednesday. Earl Reese and children of El Dorado visited relatives here over the weekend, with J W Hood and child also noted.
A compact recipe describes making gluten muffins by mixing gluten flour with baking powder and eggs, milk and melted butter. The dough is kneaded lightly, rolled into inch thick sheets, cut into triangles, and baked in a moderate oven about 400 degrees for twenty minutes.
Harold Gorham of Longview Texas visited his mother Mrs Gorham this week end. Mr and Mrs Graydon Anthony and daughter Bonnie Marie spent the week end visiting in Little Heek. Mr and Mrs Boyce Rhinehart and children visited Ruby Faye Alford in Hope Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR reads Edward Flanagan and a reference to a 26 poet event with Boga and Worla, unclear context, lacking verifiable names or details.
Fragmentary text appears to warn about kidney issues and promote a product made from juniper and other ingredients sold locally. It includes garbled phrases about eliminating acids and wastes and offers a 25 cent refund. No clear company or date is identifiable.
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