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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1933

Page

2

The Star's Platform for Hope City and County and State

The platform calls applying power plant revenues to boost Hope's industry and social resources, building more pavement in 1922, improving alleys, supporting the Chamber of Commerce, funding all weather road construction yearly, encouraging farmer organizations, and backing highway reform and efficient Dudder expenditure methods.

Hope Chamber of Commerce County Higheay Hempstead

Parental role in juvenile delinquency urged by Houston grand jury

A Houston grand jury report on juvenile delinquency stresses parental authority. It notes 69 to 79 percent of guardians do not know their children's whereabouts, urging parents to supervise playmates and activities and to guide restless youth. The piece links child outcomes to engaged, responsible parenting.

Houston Tex

Mitchells Tax Dilemma Prompts Bank Chairman Resignation

The Arkansas Gazette notes Charles E. Mitchell, head of National City Bank of New York, faced public scrutiny for tax avoidance tied to stock losses. He resigned from bank posts and calls to pay back taxes highlight the era's tax policy debates on offset rules and civic duty.

National City Bank of New York Charles E. Mitchell America Mitchell National City Bank Arkansas Gazette

They Say On Alibi Of The Tired Business Man

The passage quotes Pannie Hurst on the tired businessman and national status. Dr. Adams Gibbons criticizes French perceptions and fraud claims tied to the Hoover moratorium after returning abroad.

Pannie Hurst Adams Gibbons

Local Visitors Reported From Prescott Area

Stuart Wilson visited Prescott Sunday. C. B. Andrews of the Picayune at Prescott visited Hope Monday. Elbert Smith was in from Washington Saturday.

Stuart Wilson Prescott C. B. Andrews the Picayune Hope Elbert Smith Washington

Local residents plan weekend trips and returns

Miss Effie Hilliard left yesterday for a week end visit to relatives at Little Rock. Gorham Simpson left today for Dallas, where he is attending business college. Mrs. S. L. Reed, and Miss Frances Reed are expected to return home today from a visit to Texarkana.

Effie Hilliard Little Rock Gorham Simpson Dallas Business S. L. Reed Frances Reed Texarkana

Harold Roberts to Broadcast on KCMC Sunday

Harold Roberts and his novelty string band will broadcast a 30 minute program on KCMC Texarkana Sunday afternoon beginning at 2 o clock. The band members are Harold Roberts Mrs Roberts Stewart Hunt Ravel Bright and W R Huddleston.

Harold Roberts KCMC Texarkana Harold Mrs. Roberts Stewart Hunt Ravel Bright W. R. Huddleston

Scene Changes Tit Bits Refer To Rescue At Canal Bridge

A fragment mentions Bill Thompson and his wife Sarah who allegedly jumped from a bridge into a canal. A passerby reportedly jumped in and saved Sarah, prompting pity for Bill. The text is partial and lacks corroborating details.

Bill Thompson Sarah Bill

Engagement in peril as jealousy tests couple

Janet Hill plans marriage to Rolf Carlyle but funds are scarce. After a night of doubt sparked by Mollie Lambert’s rumor, she confronts him at a drugstore corner and presses for truth about a supposed sighting at the Liberty. Carlyle angrily questions their engagement as the chapter ends.

Janet Hill Rolf Carlyle Janet Bruce Hamilton Every Home Rolf Atina Advertising Co Urewster Holt Mollie Lambert Rooming House Grant Mollie Cery Hamilton Joe Carson Cunningham Liberty Theater Tracy's Corner Mr. Hamilton Eighth Street Tracy Franklin Franklin Street Carlyle

Casseroles Add Easy Timing for Weekend Meals

The article promotes casseroles as a practical, economical solution for coordinating hot dishes. It advises preparing dishes in advance, using covered cooking until near service, and finishing with a browned top. Recipes like Cabbage and Pork en Casserole are outlined with ingredients and steps.

Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Dinner Highlights

Tomorrow's menu shows a breakfast of sliced bananas with canned apricots cereal cream Vienna sausages creamed potatoes graham muffins milk coffee. Luncheon features celery soup oysters toasted crackers beet lettuce salad muffins orange marmalade milk tea. Dinner offers spaghetti veal casserole broccoli lemon butter salad snow pudding milk coffee.

Cabbage Rolls Bake From Casserole Dish

Remove outer leaves from a cabbage and wrap each sausage and rice cake in a cabbage leaf. Chop the remaining cabbage finely and line a buttered casserole with half. Arrange rolls on this bed and cover with the rest of the chopped cabbage. Dot with butter, add about three quarters cup water, and bake in a moderate oven for forty minutes. Serve from the casserole.

Washington Baptist Ladies Missionary Society Meeting

Washington sees the Baptist Ladies Missionary Society meet at Mrs. T. G. Haynes home with a program titled The Influence the Word in the Homeland. Members and guests including Mrs. C. C. Stuart and Miss Evely Timberlake attended various local events and visits across Hope, Ashdown, Littler Rock, and McCaskill as part of a week of church and community activities.

The Baptist Ladies Missionary Society T. G. Haynes C. C. Stuart Hope B. F. Ellington Atlanta Texas W. I. Stroud Mary Catts T. J. Robinson Ashdown Mineral Springs Evely Ruth Timberlake Jesse Bearden Dr. Robinson Hot Springs Charlotte Matlock L. F. Monroe Littl Rock C. Stuart George Washin W. H. Hulsey T. Robinson W. A. Rowe McCaskill

Father Warns Daughter Against Foolish Match

A comic exchange quoted in Tit-Bits shows a father warning a daughter's suitor that his daughter will not marry a fool, while the suitor retorts that she should avoid repeating her mother’s mistake.

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O Justice Star Publishing Co. Inc MS & Paboer Alex. H. Washburn Star Building South Walnut Street Hope, Arkansas Arkansas R. R. McCormick Star Associated Press Nevada Miller LaFayette Bruce Catton NER Sather and Gentlemen Hes Laura Lou Brookman NEA Service, Inc Sefary Sister Mary Nea George Clark Claude M. Agee Woodmen Hall Hope Lodge of Kansas Ter Gressive Organization Legal Reserve Life Insurance Fraternity Joe B. Hargis Hope, Ark
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