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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1935
Page
5
The item recalls General Washington's 1776 order creating the Purple Heart as a badge of merit and fidelity. The column blends this with local society news, hospital updates, family visits, travel, and social events from Josephine hospital, Three Rivers, Deda il Mich, Texarkana, and local inns, noting births, visits, and civic club activities.
The DeAnn home demonstration club met July 10 at Mrs. J. M. Arnold's home. A new member, Mrs Sallie Tenderlake, joined. Faye Samuel won first prize in the leading house dress contest at the Guernsey county council. An outdoor picnic is planned August 4 pm in front of the Baptist church with club demonstrations as hostesses.
Hope Storks, boosted by Wallace Cook on vacation from U.S. engineers, prepare to face EK Dorado leaders El Dorado Gassers Sunday at Bale Park. Manager Lloyd Coop released the lineup with Cook at third base and McDowell to start with Russell as battery mate.
Wedhuesday results show Little Rock Birmingham Atlanta beat Chattanooga Nashville Knoxville New Orleans Memphis and other outcomes. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia and Chicago beat Boston among listed scores. Detroit Philadelphia was postponed due to rain. Also included are stray culinary notes and a joke item from The Humorist (London).
Washington Ark oil news notes ongoing block assembly west of the original site despite previous abandonment reports. Dan Johnston, local company representative, says non resident landowners slow progress but a solid block is hoped for and early operation may begin. Local social items conclude with a hunting scene on a Louisiana refuge.
Evening Shade residents Marie and Lennie Mac Smith of Kilgore Texas visit their uncle John Shields and family. Mr and Mrs Jewell Burns and daughters Lois and Marie attend Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Herbert Anderson. Carl Filler recovers from a broken arm and bruises after a car accident last week. Mrs Dr W Anderson and daughter Mrs George Turner and children join Sunday dinner with Mrs Andrew Collins. Marie Lonnie Mac Smith Helen Clovis Fuller Cathryne Shields Mrs Irvin Betts Carl Fuller Weaver.
In this vintage Miss Sesarys Kitchen piece the potato is praised as the supreme salad base. Various dressings are suggested, from a plain ended dressing to an oil and vinegar mix with sugar salt and onion and celery seed. It offers serving ideas with ham and radish roses and conical slices roll ups. It also notes potatoes retain value when cooked in jackets and used as a carrier for other foods. Menus list breakfast luncheon and dinner options with potato salad as a featured element.
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