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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
3
Census analyst argues abandoning work horses hurt farm economy. He cites a 6.9 million decline in horses and mules over a decade, causing crop surpluses and lower prices. Proposes a back-to-the-farm push to restore farm power with horses and mules as tractors age.
Arkansas farmers signed about 97,002 cotton acreage abandonment contracts as the campaign closed Saturday night. Inspections aim to finish by Wednesday. approved contracts are mailed to Washington for Agricultural Adjustment Administration review. County agents expect notices from Washington later this week, with checks issued after abandonment certificates are signed.
NEA service writer presents easy summer recipes for luncheon or dinner. Peanut and potato croquettes offer a main dish option using mashed potatoes and peanuts rolled in cereal flakes, baked with butter, served with a chili flavored white sauce. A chocolate cake recipe uses sweet chocolate, lady fingers, and whipped cream for hot weather dessert.
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast items such as watermelon cans cereal cream vegetable hash toasted cheese bread milk and coffee. Luncheon includes stuffed baked ex plant lettuce sandwiches berries sugar and cream fruit punch vanilla wafers and fruit. Dinner features iced fruit soup baked ham croquettes peas jellied fruit salad chocolate ice box cake milk coffee and a layered chocolate filling dessert to chill before serving.
A cheese roll combining Philadelphia cream cheese Roquefort olives pimento and parsley is described and chilled before serving with radish decorations. Local social notes report visits and gatherings among the Johnson Gilbert Bearden Byers McWilliams Williams Ruggles Rogers Rogers Phillips and Pickard families across nearby towns.
Shower Springs reports Rev. W. J. Burgess closing a revival meeting. Seven unite with the church. Weather remains hot and dry in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Effet Simmons of Rosedale Miss visit J. W. England Virgil England and relatives. Mrs. Sam McWilliams of Magnolia spends the week with her brother.
Providence Me and Mrs Milton Simmons and family plus many local households spent Sunday with relatives across town. A revival meeting starts Sunday July 26 led by Rev Wallace R Rogers of Mape, inviting all to attend.
Oak Grove Lea Collier and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Burt Ross Clarence Sparks and family spent Sunday with Marshel Beele and family Ernest Smith and family spent Saturday with.
Rocky Mound and Albert Smith families with Dorothy Robertson were Sunday dinner guests of Karly McWilliams. Allen Wilker spent Sunday with J. S. Reed. Qzie Reece and family visited their parents John and Mrs. Reece on Thursday. Mrs. Alderson of Center Point visits her daughter Early McWilliams. Kelly McWilliams of El Dorado joined church and dined with uncle George Johnson. Shower Springs church called Bro. W J Burgess as pastor last Sunday night. Alma and Pearl Center of Arkadelphia spent the weekend with Ada May England.
Family and friends gather in Spring Hill and nearby areas with visits among Ross Anderson Smith and Mullens clans. A light Paris wedding display turns out humorous as Miss Jewell Ross and Miss Evelyn Ross from Hope share time with Nora Lee and Mildren Pertell during the International Air Race in England set for August 4 5 and 7.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Mw Bright Star called on his sister while he was sick Mrs Algie Sh Mrs Burl Ross visited her and Mrs Sid Skinner on Saturday in a small town social note reflecting community visits and illness.
An enthusiastic newspaper reader sends handwriting samples to a calligraphy expert in the paper asking if her sweetheart would make a good husband. The expert replies that the sample shows a tenacious, unreliable man over three years, implying poor prospects as a spouse.
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