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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1936

Page

7

Back Yard Gardening on a Budget Grows Tender Plants Indoors

Budget gardening guide by Prof. C N Nissley outlines indoor starting methods. It covers using window boxes and seed flats with manure and soil mixes, careful watering and ventilation, and moving plants to cold frames. It explains when to transplant tomatoes, peppers, and cabbage, plus early frame care and extended growing seasons. It also notes starting lettuce, beets, cantaloupe, squash, and cucumbers to gain 4 to 6 weeks of growth, and lists perennials for the back yard.

C. N. Nissley Hordenitariat N. J. College of Agrculture Nutgers University Aix

New Hope Rey Sunday Appointments Reported

New Hope Rey, T. L. Eptom filed his regular appointment here Sunday and Sunday night. Friends are glad to know that A. J. Arrington, who beer 1 for sothos time is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker called on Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Watkins Sunday afternoon. Miss Dora Manguin spent Monday night with Miss Relda Mae Polk. Mrs. A. J. Arrington and son Neil called on Mr. and Mrs. Von Arring 2X cosdanut wai' broke prow of 4 ship to chidster, Stotch shipyard.

Texas Centennial Heralds Alamo and Houston Anniversary

SAN ANTONIO Texas centennial events mark the Alamo defense and pioneer deeds with a March 2 celebration leading to a Dallas world fair. The day honors Sam Houston and Texas independence with ceremonies at old Washington on the Brazos and events in Huntsville.

San Antonio Texas Alamo Dallas Mexico Old Washington-or the-Brazos Republic of Texas Sam Houston Houston Tennessee San Jacinto Washington United States Huntsville

Community Delights in Weekend Visitation Records

Local notes report ill health of DeAnn The friends of Little Jock Samuel and Luther Clark express sympathy. Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Spent Sun and Mrs Birdia Greenhaw in Spring Walk, and gatherings with the Garland, Boyett, McCorkle, Samuel, and Clark families at New Hope preaching. Various neighbors, visits, and farm community updates follow.

Little Jock Samuel Toi Lloyd Birdia Greenhaw Spring Walk Leroy Samuel Mae Belle Samuel Dock Samuel Faye Pauline Lee Garland Anna Nina Vesta Boyett Johnnie Hallar McCorkle New Hope O. F. Lloyd Dettie Watkins Elbert Burke Eyvell Bryan ‘Clark Ardell Clark Experiment Farm Luther Clark Steve Lloyd Udell Samuel T. J. Jones Hope Charlie Roberts E. M. Boyett Experiment A. L. Coffee Minden Carl Coffee David McKee Edward Schooley T. J. Hartsfield Jr Washington J. W. Boyett

Local Residents Share Short Visits and Warm Spring Days

The article notes Mrs. Charlie Roberts and Mrs. Ross Roberts visiting relatives, Will Arnold of Hope calling on his daughter Mrs. Monroe Samuel and Mr. Samuel, and Mary Jo McCorkle's visit to Miss Margie McKee on Sunday afternoon as farmers welcome pleasant weather for farming.

Charlie Roberts Ross Roberts Will Arnold Hope Monroe Samuel Samuel Mary Jo McCorkle Margie McKee

Texas Baptists plan Houston birthday religious celebration

Baptists across Texas join a state wide observance for Houston's birthday with a Texas centennial stamp sale March 2 at Gonzales the site of the revolution start. Preparations aim to handle over 200000 letters at the Gonzales post office while the Catholic church leads the Alamo observance and bishops from Texas attend a pontifical high mass with Governor Allred present.

Baptists of Texas Mission Fortress James V. Allred

Boulder Dam power sale plan and water disposal terms

The article explains that during low flow periods a large release will be made from Boulder Dam to sustain discharge. Funds from selling power will repay project costs. The federal government will not sell Boulder Dam power but will dispose of the falling water.

Boulder Dam

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Dr. Nissley Cosdanut Chidster Stotch Shipyard Barton’s Cash Store Rouse Goffee Luzianne Coffee Mrs. Tucker DeAnn Magnolia Brand Quilt Bunds Lossery Ork Poole Boswell & Higgason Boulder World’s Nebraska Ramon Economca Iy Cail Fou Focal ONAL McCormick- Deering Blackland South Arkansas Implement Co Hope Texarkana
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