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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

Page

6

Fruit Growers Meet at Nashville Arkansas Event

The Arkansas State Horticultural Society held its annual summer meeting in Nashville with members from Arkansas and nearby states. Topics covered included cultural practices, marketing issues, and price factors in fruit production. Speakers from University of Arkansas and industry groups urged orderly marketing and higher grade handling. A festival meeting was voted for November to showcase fruit exhibits and improvements, with Fayetteville likely hosting.

Nashville Arkansas State Horticultural Society Hell Arkinsus Tighhead Bunch Qvis Anand W. M. Watt Univerity of Arkansas Prat TR. Coop Ue Tnbiversis Ifa Schwardt Glen Wallace Tuul John M. Starr The Groviers Story Co Hutchinson Kan Cooper Otattine Starr

South labeled land of great opportunity by educator

In Se arcy Arkansas on Thursday a David Lipscomb College educator told graduates that the South holds the greatest stores of raw materials crucial to economic prosperity. He cited regional resources and urged continued development to seize opportunities.

Detained Girl Jump From Plane At Vatley Stream

Winnie Ruth Bayer of Jamaret High School leaped 1,900 feet from a plane over Curtis Wright Airport and landed at the Children's Society shelter. Police seized her father Edward, a former WPA worker, as district attorney Martin W. Lettleton charged him with endangering the life of a minor.

Jamaga, L Winnie Ruth Bayer Jamaret High School Curtis Wright Vatley Stream Children’s Society Winnie Edward WPA Atorney Martin W. Lettleton

Fragmented remarks mix jokes and social quirks of daily life

A jumble of odd snippets ranges from celebrity names and political chatter to weathered jokes about goiters and weigh ins. It cites JoAn Biondet and Ruth, touches on eyewinking public life, and notes a Detroit reader's gas asphyxiation inquiry alongside casual musings on West history and telephoning cars.

Joan Biondet Bioncheet Armet Yuarietyhat Ruth North Pole Ima Cohp Chicago Selassie Ethiopia Detroit

Washington area social notes show regional visits this week

Washington residents, including Vivian Beck and Huberta Stuart of Arkansas College, Batesville, visit friends in Saratoga and return home for summer. Cecil Wallace and family move back to Washington while serving as Hoe school superintendent. Cecil Wimberly visits his mother Susie Barrow, Frank May returns from Memphis, Jolly Stuart visits Hot Springs, and Bay View Reading Club members attend a social meeting. Several others travel to Little Rock Selma and Pres.

Vivian Beck Saratoga Huberta Stuart Arkansas College Batesville C C. Stuart Cecil Wallace Kor Arkansas Washington Wallace Hoe Cecil Wimberly Smackover Susie Barrow Frank May Memphis Jolly Stuart Hot Springs Tee Holt Mary Catts Claud Agee Bay View A. P. Dulany Little Rock Stuart Buddy Selma Mary Davis Mary Ella Hubbard Mary Katheyn Page Pres

Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Dutcher

Contemporary Washington dispatches outline a push for Owen D Young to run for New York governor on the Democratic ticket and to bolster Roosevelt's national outlook. News notes include Mrs Zioncheck’s PWA role, a WPA anecdote, and cooking guidance amid inflation concerns. Marine Band visit to Arkansas and Texas centennial events are confirmed by Roosevelt on a signed bill. The English voting age note appears as a brief aside.

Washington Owen D. Young New York Young Jim Farley Saff Lehman Roosevelt Young Helpings Uic John W. Duavis al Smith Rooseveltt New York Democrats Farley Tammany Zigncheck Rubye Louise Nix PWA Marion A. Zioncheck Sam WPA Pennsylvania Little Rock Eliveveport

Local Social Notes From Hope Area Visits and Travel

Mrs Jennie Delony Hice Myrowily visits her brother A P Delony in Little Rock. Luther Smith returns from Louisiana for the weekend. Mrs G W Robertson visits her son in Tyler Texas. Raymond Robertson a Magnolia A and M student spends summer vacation with parents Rey and Mrs G W Robertson. Dr J C Williams returns from Augusta Georgia after Presbyterian General Assembly. Mrs A N Stroud, Mrs W J Stroud, and Mrs J P Butts visit in Hope. Caudle and Card families visit Hope and Bodean. Shields and Reece visit Mrs June Hulsey. Ollie Robins M H Stewart Metson Frazier and Miss Mary Catts visit DeQueen. Miss Vivien Beck and Joelo Guld spend Monday in Hope. Gene Pitegur and son Dub and JP Byers spend Sunday in Crossett. O A McKnight visits Rev and Mrs W E Elmore on Sunday. Miss Fannie Jane Elmore and Miss Mary Levins return to Philadelphia to start summer training at Ouachita College. Miss Georgia Bullard spends the summer in Texarkana.

Jennie Delony Hice-Myrowily Little Rock A. P. Delony Luther Smith Louisiana G. W. Robertson Tyler Texas Raymond Robertson Magnolia A. & M. College Magnolia Rey IG. W. Robertson J. C. Williams Augusta Wheer General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church A. N. Stroud W. J. Stroud J. P. Butts Hope Ruther Caudle Bodean Guy Card D. BR. Card Allison Shields Reece June Hulsey Ollie Robins M. H. Stewart Metson Frazier Mary Catts DeQuyeen Vivien Beck Joelo Guld Gene Pitegur Son Dub JP. Byers

Tater Mary's KE SLOPER FZ By Mrs. Mary E. Dague

A dated kitchen guide describes budgeting for meals with a simple, thrifty menu. It outlines a five part plan dividing the budget among milk and cheese, vegetables and fruits, and other essentials, plus a breakfast luncheon and dinner menu.

Tater Mary's Mary E. Dague Tomrorvan

Atlanta Crackers outpitch Smokies 7 to 2 in Knoxville

Bud Thomas pitched seven hits for his eighth win as the Atlanta Crackers beat the Knoxville Smokies 7 to 2 to clinch the three game series. Patt Richards added a double and two singles in three at bats, extending his series hitting to 11 for 12.

Knoxville Tenn Bud Thamas Atlanta Crackers Patt Richards Atlanta Thomas Avanta Thomas and Richards Mugs Mueller

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