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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1940
Page
2
Mrs Maddox shares three frostings Felicity Frosting Butterseated Pudge Frosting and Orange Fluff. Each recipe uses egg whites or butter brown sugar and flavorings to create spreadable toppings for layered cakes with step by step heating beating and cooling directions. Recipes yield enough to cover two to three cake layers.
Mary Claude Fletcher, home demonstration agent, urges Hope leaders and officers to attend a January 20 leadership meeting at Hope city hall and a January 25 organization meeting for the Better Babies club under Mrs Gertrude EB Conant. Additional sessions in Hope at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. are noted, with a woolen garment sewing emphasis as spring approaches.
Vice President Garner presses fellow candidates to enter the presidential race regardless of Roosevelt’s stance. He urges Farley and Wheeler to court Democratic support, while noting a Jackson Day dinner exchange and debates over Garner’s political positioning and potential to sway the field.
Representative John D Dingell frames a congressional bill permitting the sale of 10,000 Garand semi automatic rifles to Finland at one dollar each. The proposal cites experimental purposes as justification amid wartime supply concerns.
A cold night spurs a hot pudding collection featuring Chocolate Steamed Pudding With Sauce Maeha Apple Brown Betty and a plain Apple Brown Betty. Recipes include chocolate pudding with sugar salt tartrate baking powder flour butter egg milk and a rich Macha Sauce with coffee cream and sugar. Also outlined are an Apple Brown Betty with dried bread crumbs cinnamon nutmeg and layered apples baked until tender served hot with hard sauce.
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