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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1939
Page
8
In a report from a Kansas City meeting the church unified regional structures are expected to keep the Arkansas boundary intact. Officials noted conferences beyond the merges will remain as before, preserving the North Arkansas boundary and the Missouri River area governance.
Mrs. Myrtle Urrey has made extensive home improvements including a butane gas system, a new Frigidaire range, rugs, a cleaner driveway, and enhanced yard paths. Four cast iron logs and a small scrap-metal project were noted, with community girls Mildren Manning and others assisting.
The Belten and Tiyton communities discuss home improvements and evergreen plantings sponsored by the Home Demonstration Club. Families like A G Zimmerly and Dodson added electrical work and minor upgrades while the club funds youth events and furnishings for homes and a community telehouse.
Betty Mary Jordan remains at danger as Luis Barro plans a mass crossing for aliens into the United States. Sheridan Starr helps her hide in a cart, while Barro intensifies search and plans a large, timed crossing by horse before dawn. The two share a wary friendship and unspoken feelings as danger and captivity unfold.
The article highlights outstanding landscape work by club members. Mrs Berlin Jones built a lattice foundation tying the house to the ground with shrubs and annuals. Mrs Lynn Jones created a rack foundation for a solid look using native shrubs. Mrs C D Middlebrooks continues yard work specializing in annuals and perennials and notes a good poultry flock aiding family comfort.
The Mt Nebo neighborhood organized landscaping around the Mt Nebo church with 50 shrubs including Arbor Vitae and waxleaf evergreens, funded by a Neighborhood Night. Residents contributed labor, Sprouls’ brush waste was cleared, and erosion reduction work by Mrs. Earl Turner featured stone retaining walls and hedge plantings.
Dallas reports the Farm Security Administration has developed portable farm assets including evyen gardens hen crops and fences to aid tenants. the tenant farmer can relocate now and take the garden with him.
Regional FSA director C M Evans explains loans go to farmers with cash income beyond cotton and outlines portable options. Portable chicken coops and garden plots cost under a hundred dollars and can move with the farmer, providing year round vegetables and flexible land use through simple electrified fences and wind or battery power.
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