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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1936
Page
5
A mixed patch of poetry and social notes appears, including a short poem from a booklet titled A Friend Or No and a string of brief social items. Mrs. Ray Cumble travels to Birmingham for a coiffure convention, while Mrs. Ernest Still visits Magnetia A M for education leadership.
Hempstead County home canning notes describe using meat scraps for soups hash and stews with guidance from Mrs. Ruby Mendenhall Smith. It covers hot-pack processing, jar types, and weather adjustments, plus a long list of conserved foods from local households and garden practices.
The first month saw outstanding marks by four junior students five subjects four A’s and a B and one senior with four A’s across four subjects. Twenty four names appear on the honor roll across grades with many students listed in seventh through twelfth grade including Lindell Fuller Mary Lon Herring Doris Ruth May and Helen Ware. A Halloween party and a radio appearance by Bodenan High students are also noted with Willis May home hosting and mixed and girls quartets rehearsing for Texarkana broadcast.
Magnolia Petroleum Company vice president Fred M. Lege Jr announces a Winter Front seven point check up to ready engines transmissions differentials chassis fuel radiator and battery for winter. Dealers using the Water-Proof banner swap summer lubricants for Mobiloil and Mobil greases, ensuring economical dependable winter driving.
A political commentary argues the Republican party will resist change while predicting a new economic order under federal leadership within four years. The piece cites a shift toward solutions via government programs and notes farm mortgage debt declining from 9.5 billion in 1928 to about 7.5 billion today.
English readers can now buy James Joyce Ulysses in London after a government decision. About 1,000 copies have been printed and are on sale in London bookshops with police knowledge. The work, first published in Paris years ago, sparked controversy for its bold language.
A horticulture note advises continuing sulfur solution with a small amount of salt or glue, applied as needed. In rainy seasons it will wash off the trees, so reapply sand when necessary. Do not use dopes greases containing kerosene or oil.
Roosevelt backed Taft for 1908 after his 1904 victory. Taft secured the nomination easily on the first ballot amid Roosevelt’s support. Wilson stayed silent in 1920 while McAdoo mounted a bid for the presidency, Cox winning the nomination. Coolidge kept discreet while Republicans searched for a successor in 1928, making rare campaign speeches for his favored candidate.
Fragmentary remarks suggest Madrid faces a fragile government under Caballero amid French suggestions to sign a Non-intervention agreement. The speaker warns of a risky path that could leave Spain isolated if war looms and Russia acts independently.
Mrs. M. D. Yates and Mrs. Bill Yates were Thursday guests of Mrs. Will Cummings. E. A. Wood is visiting relatives in Phoenix, Arizona.
Recommended by manufacturers. The radiator will be cleaned and flushed of sunnier accumulations and, if necessary, the correct amount of anti freeze will be put in the battery will be checked and refilled for the heavier road it must pull in cold weather. The tank will be filled with winters intade Mobugas for quick starting. Owners of new cars are especially urged to insure them against early wear by providing winter protection, while motorists who have driven their cars through previous winters will recognize the need for special lubrication and care under the trying conditions of winter operation.
The organization met at Mrs Carl Richardson's home with six members and three visitors. Poor weather postponed officer elections to the next meeting, which will include a Christmas treat and a fruit demonstration. Members should arrive at 1, lunch at 2, next meeting hosted by Mrs RL Jones. All are invited.
Social notes recount visits and guests across DeQueen and surrounding areas. Families including Smiths, Cullises, Brooks, Yates, and Bonds host or attend gatherings in Prescott, Willisville, and Julia Jonas, with several trips mentioned to Tucson and Paso.
A horticulturist notes that spreading seed or manure over soil should be done evenly and plowed under to avoid clumping. Clear guidance emphasizes preparation, timing, and gentle mixing to promote healthy growth.
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