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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
6
A fragmented society page mixes poetry on life and roses with local social items. It lists visitors in Bay Minette Alabama, Texarkana outings, luncheon gatherings at Breskwood, and neighbors in Crossett, with shy references to town events and attendees. The tone is intimate, period social section reportage.
A patient recovering from a serious operation has improved enough to be moved to the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C L Wyatt on Fifth Street. Mr and Mrs W Jack Williams announce the birth of a son Wylie Jack Jr born Thursday morning at Julia Chester hospital weighing 4 pounds 4 ounces.
Home Clubs Patmos Hiinion met in June at Mrs Nath Rider’s home with 15 members and one visitor present. Led by President Mrs Ena Drake, the group sang, prayed, and shared month’s work reports. Velma Cagla named food preservation leader while Powell is ill. Dress contest slated for July. Miss Griffin demonstrated salads and chair dolls. Next meeting in July hosted by Mrs P T Taylor. all invited.
The stalled effort to pass wealth taxes faces a week of action in late July as Chairman Doughten pledges time for views. Roosevelt’s press conference sparked confusion over linking wealth taxes with nuisance levies, stunning Senate leaders Robinson and Harrison, who offered no comments.
Officials state no obligation to clothe families amid scarce winter gear. Colonists express dissatisfaction with FERA transient labor, reporting idle streets and long waits. A tracer of 15 men with a tractor appears in a field. Matanuska River flood risks and thaw-induced fog threaten lowlands. Store prices for groceries and goods are declared exorbitant.
Spring Hill residents hosted and visited neighbors from Hope Longview Evening Shade and Melrose. Guests included Mr and Mrs Middlebrooks, Mr and Mrs Monroe Martin, and families. Events featured church services, a Baptist singing night, a laymen’s meeting, and a music gathering for children.
Mary Eb. Dague describes waffle use in emergencies and wedding gifts, detailing plain and chocolate waffle recipes, ginger variations, and serving ideas with creamed salmon and fruit toppings. The piece blends anecdotes about weather, menus, and practical tips for batter handling and waffle iron care.
New Liberty farmers greet sunny skies after heavy rain. Mrs. Matile Crider attended Union homecoming. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Langston plan to settle in West Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hamilton of Texarkana visited Dock Hamilton's family. Pearl Ware visited Edna Crider. Herman Hamilton and son visit Dock Hamilton. James Hamilton on business in Missouri. Vaughn Bright visited Carl Hamilton. John Hamric and family visited Mrs. Atterbury. J J Crider and children and Carl Hamilton traveled to Hope for a business trip.
Report notes how substances behave under extreme pressure. Water heated to 180 degrees Fahrenheit freezes rapidly under 145 tons per square inch, while Everest air pressure equals about four pounds per square inch and near nine four tenths of sea level.
In the Troy Times Record an attorney, known for memory slips, starts by calling the prisoner "a consummate and impudent scoundrel" before defending him. A whispered remark about the prisoner being a wag prompts the lawyer to retort that great men are often calumniated by contemporaries.
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