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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1934
Page
3
A weekly lesson argues prayer should center on fellowship with the Father and knowing God. It urges moving beyond asking for things, embracing divine will, mercy, and the Lord's Prayer as a model for surrender, reception, and transformation through grace.
Belton Sunday school and B Y P A drew strong attendance. Miss Mary Lestie, a Blevins school teacher, visited her parents Mr and Mrs F Lestie. Mer J Roberts of this place spent a few days last week visiting Buckrange. Dotson of Tyler Texas spent last week with his parents C T Dotson and wife. Mr and Mrs J L Eley and Miss Claude Roberts attended the Baptist Association. Home Demonstration club met at Mrs K A Davis home. Mrs J S Daniel and children Chive and Orlis and Pete Nealey of Smackover were weekend guests of relatives here. C 1 Dotson was a Nashville business visitor Tuesday. Mrs J A Peters shopped in Nashville Saturday. Mrs James F T Dotson and son of Nashville were guests of Mrs J L Eley Tuesday. J L Eley was in Hope on business Tuesday.
Centerville reports a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Will Erwin and son Dick, Leo Erwin and family visiting parents. A daughter was born October 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Givens. Addie McElroy visited the Glen, Vida and Marit Andrews. J W Van Amsbury of Jackson Mo stayed with J W Erwin’s family. G L Ayers of Shreveport La visited T L Gleghorn. Mrs. Olen Bennett spent Tuesday with Mrs. Earl Erwin.
Early petroleum practice sold the same gasoline year round. Refiners now tailor fuels to seasons, balancing volatility and starting ease. Have a competent mechanic adjust carburetors when cold weather becomes definite and buy fuel only from reputable service stations aligned with seasonal refining.
Several families and friends in Waldo shared Sunday visits through the day. Autrey Wilson from Liberty Hill joined Mr and Mrs Leslie Purtie for dinner. Frank Bailey and Mrs Simmons spent Wednesday afternoon with local residents including Mrs Cumbie and daughter Faye. More community members were noted calling on Mrs Geslie Purtel and other neighbors during the week.
Laneburg residents A B Weatherington and Louise Brewer visited relatives in Arku while Jane Gann of Camden stayed with her mother. Several others including C M Gann, C F Neling of Little Rock, Ruth Gann Jett, S A Moore and family visited in Camden and Evansville. Esther Ruth Sumpsion left for Longview for a week. A young peoples rating course was organized at the Baptist church with Adams as president and McGoughs as secretaries and captains.
Blevins residents travel to Vanita for Army and Navy Store positions. CCC camp guest HL Houser and Prescott visitors share weekends with relatives. Local hunts and outings include the Bob Beene Hunting Club at Grays Lake and trips to Texarkana. A girls Glee club forms at Blevins High, with officers named. Families from Hope and Blevins attend dinners and visits, while a sewing circle session sends a quilt to the Fort Smith orphans home.
The Shover Springs club met October 16 at Mrs C J Philips home with 14 members and one visitor. One new member joined. Miss Griffin led devotion and demonstration on rolls and coffee wake. They plan to take fruits meals and vegetables to Hope for judging November 5 at the county contest. Next meeting at Mrs J B McWilliams with candies and fruit cake demo.
The New Hope Church invites all to a Sunday afternoon singing this third Sunday led by pastor E. Chick of Spring. Guests include Milton Haire, Tulie Haire, Jo Dorman, and Mrs. Sarith Allen attended with Lester Watkins.
White Plains New York lawrence C. Stone, 20, indicted by Westchester grand jury for deliberated and premeditated murder in the furnace death of five year old Nancy Jean Costigan in a Mount Vernon apartment basement. Stone’s confession says he throttled her to death because of her screams and fear of misinterpretation. District Attorney Frank H. Coyne said the state will contend Stone attempted to attack the child.
DeAnn Bro. Eady preached at the Baptist church delivering three fine sermons. Geneva Humphries joined Miss Francis Hartsfield for Sunday dinner. Clarence Critchlow and family hosted Bryan Clark and others for weekend visits. Multiple locals shared meals, calls, and greetings with neighbors as community chatter notes a discovery of China’s oldest wooden book from 100 B C.
The article promotes international flavors in American kitchens, urging use of olive oil and foreign cheeses. It presents a sample menu for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner with dishes like chicken cacciatora hunter style, tomato and onion notes, and a Tuscan influence. It includes a recipe for Chicken Cacciatori with olive oil, tomatoes, thyme and onion, plus guidance on salads, crackers, and biscuits tortoni as a dessert option.
Local notes indicate Miss Roxie Watkins visited Piney Grove over the weekend while families in the area finish harvest. The report mentions widespread completion of crop gathering among residents, highlighting lingering community routines as autumn days progress.
A primitive recipe describes soaking macaroon crumbs in thin cream with salt, sweetening with sherry, freezing to mush, folding in whipped cream, and freezing again. It directs packing in paper cups, layering in a freezer mold with ice cream salt, and serving in paper vase shaped cases.
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