Hope city platform and county road plan outlined
The Star's Platform calls applying municipal power plant revenues to develop Hope's industrial and social resources. It pledges more pavement in 1933 and alley sanitation upgrades, plus Chamber of Commerce support. The county program would build all weather roads yearly and back agricultural cooperative efforts. State aims include continued highway funding, reform, and a budgeted government.
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Hope
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Peeriss
Anemia in the Theater
A New York stage discussion notes that Elmer Rice’s play We the People draws intense audience reaction with mixed cheers and boos. The piece treats current political social and economic issues and prompts managers to rethink controversial timely productions amid a theater market seen as moribund.
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New York
Elmer Rice
Rice
Disillusioned Emigrants Question Life in Two Lands
Walsh, a former Poland Olympic runner who switched citizenship to Poland, now contemplates returning to the United States. She notes American living standards are easier than Europe and suggests many European emigrants would share similar sentiments if interviewed.
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Walsh
Poland
United States
Uni
Europe
Old Country
Miss Walsh
America
Russia's firm stance on grafters contrasts with U S leniency
The piece notes Sebastopol city workers were sentenced to death for tax-favor graft, and contrasts harsh Soviet punishment with American officials who evade accountability, suggesting Americans admire Soviet methods while facing less severe domestic consequences.
Quotes on life and philosophy from notable figures
A collection of quotes attributed to Dr Adolph Lorenz the Viennese surgeon M Tarbell the writer and Prof Herbert S from Johns Hopkins University. The remarks cover moderation joy in life youth facing modern life and views on evolution.
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Adolph Lorenz
da M. Tarbell
Herbert S. On Pee Heed
Johns Hopkins University
Dinner Menu Featuring Veal Fricassee and Sides
A traditional menu lists brown fricassee of veal with mashed potatoes baked squash and apple and Spanish onion salad. Dessert is mince pie with milk and coffee.
Local Social Visits Reach Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Nashville visited in Hope yesterday. Mrs. Smith of Texarkana arrived Monday for a stay with her sister Mrs. P. A. Tharp. Mrs. Arthur A. Gibson Jr. visits her parents in St. Louis for a month. Dr. J. L. Kelley was called to Fordyce Arkansas to treat Mrs. W. T. Council who is seriously ill.
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S. T. Anderson
Louise Anderson
Nashville
Hope
Smith
Texarkana
P. A. Tharp
Arthur A. Gibson, Jr
Wm. A. Reid
St. Louis
J. L. Kelley
Fordyce
Ark
W. T. Council
Local notes from Texarkana and Little Rock
Miss Bessie Olmstead left Monday for Texarkana where she studies in a business college. I T Bell Jr returned today from a short Texarkana visit. Mrs S A Galligher spent the day at Little Rock. Mr and Mrs Rufus Herndon hosted a perfectly appointed six o clock dinner last evening.
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Bessie Olmstead
Texarkana
I. T. Bell, Jr
S. A. Galligher
Little Rock
Rufus Herndon
Glorifying Yourself: Skin Care Advice for Women Over 30
Alicia Hart advises women over 30 to use astringents after cleansing with cream to firm contours and improve color. She compares mild and stronger stimulators, notes skin types, and suggests daily routines including morning creams, showers, and sleeping chin supports.
Peppermint Oil Adds Pep to Devil's Food Cake
A devil's food cake is prepared by adding four or five drops of peppermint oil in place of vanilla. After baking, cover the frosting with a layer of bitter or dipping chocolate. Melt the chocolate over warm water and brush it onto the cooled white frosting using a limber spatula or pastry brush.
December Activity Shows Seasonal Rise in Production
The Conference of Statisticians in Industry reports December activity rose modestly with gains in consumer goods turnover and a standout jump in auto production. Building and engineering work fell, steel and iron output declined, coal increased, anthracite shipments rose, and textile activity weakened while employment and wages fell. The year ends about one quarter below 1931 levels with no assurance of sustained gains.
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Associated Press
Conference of Statisticians
Perfect Frosting Techniques for Light Corn Syrup Gloss
The guide outlines flavor and texture goals for ideal frostings and explains a reliable method using light corn syrup with sugar. It details a white frosting recipe with steps to heat sugar and corn syrup, whip egg whites, and monitor temperatures to achieve a glossy, soft, and crack-free finish.
Frosting Tips for Texture and Flavor Variations
The guide explains beating time affects gloss and moisture, warns overbeating dries the frosting, and notes storage in a covered jar keeps it several days to a week. It suggests changing flavor with different extracts and highlights a delicious frosting example.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Luncheon Sections
Breakfast includes California grapes ce real cream baked French toast syrup milk and coffee. Luncheon offers beef broth toasted crackers spinach and cheese salad brown bread and butter sandwiches filled cupcakes milk and tea.
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California
Mid-Term Pupils Enter Junior High School
The mid-term 7 B students entered Junior High School Monday morning. In the first period the school explained activities and regulations. Names include Elizabeth Borden Aubie Boyett Joy Yates Police Joe Coffey Mary McCullough Mary Sue Halliburton Mary Louise Wright Florence Lindsey Mary Elizabeth Andres Edna Mae Baker Beula Rogers Frances Simms Lillian Houston Susie Porter Louise Hill Arbella Stringfellow Sybelle Burke Herman Shape Douglas Cole Herman Davis Tom Jabe Joe McCullough Charles Segnar Faul Waddie Thomas Wallace David Coleman Charles Crutchfield Thurston Jackson Carlton King Winer McClung Dean Parsons Cecil Stringfellow Joe Wimberly.
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Elizabeth Borden
Aubie Boyett
Joy Yates
Police Joe Coffey
Mary McCullough
Mary Sue Halliburton
Mary Louise Wright
Florence Lindsey
Mary Elizabeth Andres
Edna Mae Baker
Beula Rogers
Frances Simms
Lillian Houston
Susie Porter
Louise Hill
Arbella Stringfellow
Sybelle Burke
Herman Shape
Douglas Cole
Grammar Pupils Win Saenger Theater Passes
Elementary students with top grades and good citizenship receive six week Saenger theater admission. Paisley pupils listed include Joe Wimberly and Mavis Huckabee among many others. from Cylesby and Brookwood similar lists follow.
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Saenger Theater
Paisley
Joe Wimberly
Mavis Huckabee
Virginia Phillips
Viola Allen
Beulah Belle Taylor
Wilton Jewell
W. E. Smith, Jr
Mary Frances Shumard
Betty Jean Turner
Ophelia Hamilton
Miles Daniels
John Paul Sanders
Cylesby
Aussie Boyett
Sara Ann Holland
Billy Alexander
Marjorie Dildy
Charles William McCorkle
James Hannah Ward
Frances Gwen Anderson
Mary Elizabeth King
Virginia O'Neil
Helen Fore
Brice Thomas
Peggy Lynn Williams
Brookwood
Edna Mae Beaker
Marjorie Moses
Lyle Jones
Robert Singleton
Johnnie Jones
James Wortham
Jim James
William Moses
Richard Stanford
J. T. Stanford
Merle McCoughan
Mary Eler
Campus Officials Call for Attention in Assembly
Mr. Durham addresses a noisy room while Mr. Milburn and Mrs. Stephenson urge seniors to settle down and behave during a campus assembly. The exchange emphasizes order and student conduct.
Hope High School Student Weekly Editorial Team
The Hope High School weekly edition lists Editor-in-Chief Diane Fritz Assistant Editor Frances Eason Business Manager Ellen Lou Bowden and outlines student staff roles and publication cadence published every Tuesday by Hope High School students.
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Hope High School
Diane Fritz
Frances Eason
Ellen Lou Bowden
Seniors Camp Ring and Invitation Purchases
The writer urges consideration of affordability in class ring and invitation orders. Emphasizing that some seniors cannot afford expensive items, the piece argues for rings and invitations that fit everyone’s budget to avoid embarrassment and save trouble for all involved.
Lily Pond Construction on Front Campus
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation builds a lily pond at the front campus of the high school. The 15 by 15 foot pool will be 3 feet deep with a surrounding stone walk. Local donations cover shrubs and flooring. Work started last Tuesday and should finish in about ten days.
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The
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Four New Courses Added at Mid Term
Four new half year courses were offered at mid term in Senior High School. Journalism taught by Miss Martha Winburn accepts only students with a C average in English. International Relation taught by Mr Jones, Sociology by Miss Stephenson, and Business Arithmetic by Mr Wilkin mark the second year journalism and international relations have been taught at Senior High School.
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Martha Winburn
Jones
Hope High Students Earn Kudos In Holiday Charities
Dale Carlton writes poetry while Miss Taylor travels to Natchitoches. Ellen Loy Bowder, a senior, is fifteen years old. The basketball team sports new red zipper suits. The Pep Squad plans a carnival. The Arkansas Vocational Visitor praised Hope High students for helping poor families during Christmas week.
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Dale Carlton
Taylor West
Natchitoche
Ellen Loy Bowder
Will
Arkansas Vocational Visitor
Hope High
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