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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
2
The Star outlines a platform to apply municipal power plant revenues to Hope's industries and social resources. It urges pavement expansion in 1933, alley sanitation, Chamber of Commerce backing, and county all weather road construction while promoting cooperative farming and state highway progress.
A group of 220 educators urges President-elect Roosevelt to embrace interdependence as the foundation of American thought and action. They argue that rugged independence已 no longer suits a world that is shrinking and increasingly connected, requiring a new social viewpoint to prevent cascading economic crises across regions.
The Arkansas Gazette letter mocks the name Harold Ickes as spelled variantly Iskus Ickese and Ickes urging a radio audience to hear the final pronunciation. It highlights public curiosity over presidential cabinet picks and the difficulty of pronouncing Ickes.
The West Point Times Leader notes McCauley’s 1830 Colloquies quote urging rulers to confine duties to legitimate tasks and let capital, commodities, and labor find their natural rewards. It argues government overreach burdens the republic and that peace, property defense, affordable law, and strict economy remain essential.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt urges true independence from neighborly judgment. She emphasizes honoring personal standards over living to others expectations and calls for self reliance in public life.
Miss Ruth Moncrief of Prescott visited Miss Lina Jagersfeld on Monday. Hal L. Norwood, candidate for Attorney General, was in the city Monday. T. M. Lee of Washington was in the city yesterday.
Miss Frances Bourne chaperoned a group of girls including Maxine Kelly, Vivian Kelly, Neva Goff, Mary McRae, Edith Coleman, Katherine Bourne and Frances Arnold on a morning hike to Emmet for lunch. Ed Dennison and Charlie Taylor visited Texarkana. Coulter Lipscomb spent the weekend at Brownstown visiting relatives.
The hostess should showcase fish based dishes during Lent with salads souffles timbales and creamed preparations ideal for formal luncheons and suppers. These lighter options offer a welcome change from winter menus and are sure to please guests.
Janet Hill endures a breaking of her engagement with Rolf and a flood of doubts. She sinks into nervous exhaustion while Rolf camps with another woman, and Howard Cressy presses for dates. Janet battles despair, seeks medical care, and clings to routine as she awaits his next move.
Shrimp Jambalaya recipe with shrimp onion butter flour tomatoes rice and spices appears alongside local social notes. The column also reports a birth Frankie son to Mr and Mrs Bully Chisum and various Sunday visits and family mentions in the Oak Grove area.
Dinner features a fat roast of beef with brown gravy mashed potatoes browned parsnips and cabbage and carrot salad with dried apple pudding and milk. The recipe adds rice parsley garlic bay leaf and boiling water and cooks about forty minutes then adds shrimp fire powder salt and pepper and serves with fried carrot slices and a tomato crab meat mushroom condiment with boiled rice.
Rain hindered weekend travel after a Hope trip on Saturday. Villingers’ relative is improving after a serious illness. Thad Vines and family visited Merle Huckabee. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Aslin and daughter went to Hope. Leo Farmer and mother spent the weekend there. Grandma Mitchell hosted by Milton Rogers. a doctor treated the baby son of Kermit and Mrs. Mitchell. Edger Mitchell visited Friday. Harold Sanford was in Hope Friday.
In the Western District of Arkansas Texarkana Division Wiley Robison of Hope Hempstead County was adjudicated bankrupt on March 2 1933. The first meeting of creditors will be held March 13 1933 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the referee Gustavus G Pope office Texarkana Arkansas. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and handle required business. Exemption claims will be investigated at the same time and place.
In Vancouver British Columbia an ex convict angrily confronted J Dinnage Hobden secretary of the society for re establishing discharged prisoners after a robbery. The man said the culprit was a friend from prison who stole his cash and disappeared.
A fragment hints at lifelong marriage and a man who never leaves home. A doctor labels his devotion as paralysis, contrasting personal affection with clinical judgment in a stark, ironic vignette.
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