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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1938

Page

3

Club notes from three home demonstration meetings in 1938

McCaskill Home Demonstration club met May 4 with twenty members. activities included group singing led by Miss Melva Bullington, devotional by Mrs. J. S. Bittick, dress contest rules read by Mrs. C. A. Hamilton, and prize handmades. Bruce Chapel hosted May 2 with singing, devotions, business, and leadership appointments. Ozan-St. Paul and Ozan St. Paul clubs held May meetings with creed readings, program demonstrations on color design, basket making, and new leadership roles. meetings to resume in June at Applegate House. Also notes on late onions and locusts marketed in Belgium, Luxembourg, and Egypt.

C. Bittick Daly Hampton Melviin Askew J. E. Gentry M. P. Jester Dorsey Bullington J. W. Goodson Applegate House Ozan Melva Bullington D. E. Goodlett Chas. Irvin Mary Francis Irvin Wilbur Jones

Sunday Socials and Auxiliary Meeting Report

Washington residents hosted guests from several cities for Sunday visits including Miss Ella Monroe and Mrs. Pink Horton. The Presbyterian auxiliary met with nine members and two visitors, discussing devotionals, a Survey article, and planning delegates to Hot Springs. Plans included a pilgrimage with a luncheon, Bible study leadership, and fall business notes.

Susie Baron Lou Ann George Christy New Orleans Ella Monroe Pink Horton Stuart Wimberly Cecil Wimberly Jacl Davis Chas. Barnett Foster W. J. Johnson Taylor Texas Sallie Horton Camden J. M. May Texarkana Bertha Fiske Little Rock Luke Monroe Vernon Schooley Hope O. A. Williams Joella Gold Arkansas College Batesville Ella Gold J. H. Weaver W. P. Agee Presbyterian Auxilary Jewell Smith B. A. Hartsfield C. M. Williams J. A. Wilson Officers Training School Hot Springs Texarkana Garden Club Auxilary Occa

Passing On Hills Is Dangerous Practice

A large number of accidents occur each year as impatient motorists pass the car in front on a hill. Safety authorities condemn this practice as one of the most dangerous traffic sins. Stay in line and be safe. a few extra seconds of delay is worth it.

Pitchers Accused Of Foreign Substance Tactics In AL

Detroit Tigers claim Johnny Allen of the Cleveland Indians uses finger moistening, glove exhaling, resin on pants, and a running windup to doctor pitches. Will Harridge warns umpires and managers to police the ball and suspend offenders. Bob Feller is alleged to imitate Allen’s tricks, though critics say both have electric stuff and may be too good to be legal.

Johnny Allen Will Harridge Detroit Tigers Allen Cleveland Indians Bob Feller Feller George Blachelder Dave Danforth Vrice Lidl Detroit Setheron Ife Browns Cleveland Washington Shaw Danforth Danforth Mostes George Earnshaw Big George

Spitballs Gum Balls and Tricks Rule Pitching History

Detroit complaint and Harridge sparked talk of spitballs among veterans like Cochran and Ehmke. The piece traces sticky-ball lore from 1902 to 1921, naming many tampering tricks and pitchers, and notes self defense among hurlers as the lively ball era evolves.

Detroit Harridge Mickey Cochrane Ehmke Guin Howard Ehmnke Shihe Emery Cochrane Chicago Connie Mack Howard Cubs Elmer Stricklett

Spring Fever or Constipation Remedy Ad

A vintage advertisement promotes Black-Draught as a purely vegetable laxative that cures constipation and restores energy. It claims spring can wake nature and the product helps the colon work regularly, calling Black-Draught the "daxalye of the South."

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