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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1933
Page
2
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The Star urges Hope City to build a municipal power plant to aid industry and social resources, pave streets in 1933, improve alley sanitation, and back the Chamber of Commerce. It supports a county highway program for all-weather roads, farmer cooperatives, and state reform to improve expenditures and government efficiency.
A late article reflects on a man deemed among the world’s richest who died in London with only 400 dollars cash. His will praises life and family, arguing genuine riches lie beyond money and endure after death, with gratitude for love and happiness.
Discussion reviews a U S bill offering independence to the Philippines. Dispatches suggest mixed support among islanders and criticism that the bill has imperfections. Observers say the bill may be as good as could be passed, though it may not satisfy all desires.
The financier known for securities manipulation applies for Greek citizenship. He thanks Greece for offering a safe haven, a move likely to provoke little sympathy in the United States. Greece would decide his fate.
George E. Haynes suggests free time means a bigger task for religious groups as technocracy contentions are debated. He notes a lecture tour as an ignoble experience with shifting events around late morning and speculates on social strains.
Washington L. F. Monroe, Bailey Bros. finish inside work on new drug store. visits by R A Carrigan, I L Pilkinton, A N Stroud, Neal O'Steen and family. Rev Troy Wheeler to preach at Baptist church. Mentions of cattle dehorning and flour shipments from Ozan.
Spring Brook log hauling dominates daily life as communities share church events, visits, and hosting duties. Residents report sick list updates, family visits at homes near Oakland and New Hope, and a string of Sunday gatherings from Piney Grove to New Hope with neighbors dropping by Rogers and Sims households.
A visiting mother remarks on crowded streets. The co ed explains the throng consists of college men.
Henry Trimble was down from Washington Thursday. Mrs. T. M. Humphreys of Chicago visits the family of James R. Henry for about two weeks. Mrs. R. Gentry and young Agnes left for Little Rock for two weeks with her mother Mrs. A. A. Hudson. Mr. Gentry will join them Sunday for next week.
Webb Laseter returns home from College Station Texas while Lyle Moore expected tonight from Texas A and M College at College Station. Miss Charlotte Hollaman student at Kidd Key Seminary Sherman Texas returns tomorrow after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Luther Hollaman. L W Young of Malvern was in Hope on business today. Miss Halco yn Polk hosted Sunday guest Miss Margaret Jones of Frescott.
Spring Hill locals include Ray Terrell and J H Martin hosting guests from Smackover. The Spring Hill boys edged Stamps in Lewisville by one point. Visitors from Little Rock and West Texas mingle with families between services and social visits.
Old prisoner challenges Tom as a new inmate reveals his downfall. The talk hints Tom’s prior success and his recent capture, suggesting a transfer or confession may follow in this gritty prison encounter.
Sheila Shayne, a dancer, is discharged after Marion Randolph seizes her role. She joins a touring road show with Jim Blaine and faces pressure from Abbott and Dick Stanton while forming bonds with cast mate Jappy. Sheila declines marriage offers and stays committed to life on the road rather than New York theater.
Sheila debates leaving her dancing career for Broadway after talks with McKee. He urges a season in electric lights and marriage while she faces money worries, isolation, and the lure of a stable home as she weighs a return to New York for bigger roles.
The article advises using older chickens labeled fowl from poultry sellers, noting they are scarce. It recommends cold salted water a hour before cooking, low steady heat for tenderness, and minimal surface browning. It suggests dumplings, biscuits, or noodles as accompaniments and outlines serving with potatoes, salad, and fruit dessert.
Tomorrow's meals include breakfast with California grapes cream potatoes hashed in milk bacon toast and milk coffee. Luncheon features baked macaroni and oysters rye bread trettuce sandwiches baked apples and tea. Dinner offers chicken casserole mashed potatoes creamed rutabaga salad ginger ale frozen macaroon cream milk and coffee.
A cooking note describes Lima beans tomatoes and mushrooms as suitable vegetables with carrots and peas also good. It explains a chicken en casserole method with floured seasoned pieces and gravy baked several hours and offers a quick impromptu pie option. It also notes more active volcanoes in the Central American Republic of El Salvador than elsewhere.
The Star authorizes a political announcement subject to the presidential primary action in the City of Hope on February 28. The notice names the involved party and calls for participation in the upcoming election.
Antioch reports a lively week with Sunday school well attended and several local visits. Lee Cook attended a conference, Mrs. Jord Cashvisit and Mrs. John Mohan joined Sunday activities with families like Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamrich. Additional visits occurred as Irene and Fern Cook and Miss Donna Martindale joined community events after singing at Emmet. Mrs. Will McFarland visited a Texarkana uncle last Tuesday and prayer meeting progresses with Mrs. John Mohan leading Wednesday night.
Emmet Mrs Jack Hayden, Margaret Jacks, and Mrs Lydia attended the funeral of M lie Lane. Jack Townsend of Little Rock visited here. Mrs Dave Snell is in Co well hospital Prescott for a operation. Mrs Margaret Jaggers and Miss Dear Rogers of Texarkana visited Rev and Mrs A C Rogers. Mrs Rogers accounts them home. Mr T L Garlad nis is in vs Side hospital Kansas City for an operation. Mrs W A J Mills and Miss Goff of Hope spent Thursday with friends here. Guy B Cruitchfield stopped briefly en route home from a visit to Phoenix.
Guernsey The Builders Club at Guernsey High School hosted an event last Wednesday with Charles Wylie set to lead Wednesday night. Local families from Slaton and nearby areas welcomed newcomers, while several residents and visitors attended gatherings and a fish dinner at Mrs Mamie Son’s home.
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