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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
6
A notice emphasizes Roselawn cemetery as sacred ground and requests refrain from any destruction during Halloween. Local social notes list visitors to Texarkana, Little Rock, and Nashville, plus reports on club meetings, library hours, and a charity carnival fundraiser.
Bright Star and Columbus clubs report October meetings with members and visitors. Exhibits include canned goods vegetables quilts and fancy work. Ball contest winners were named and varieties of garden produce showcased. Future meetings planned with hostesses and devotions led by local agents.
The Rev. Bert Webb discussed Styles and Fashions for 1930 noting figleaf garments as a symbol of hidden sin. He warned individuals to face God with accountability, urging pursuit of the robe of righteousness through Jesus Christ. Webb teased a follow up on The World's Three Men of Bedal Hitler Mussolini and Roosevelt for Thursday.
A historical note explains soubise and Florentine dishes as onion and spinach flavored folds in omelets. It lists breakfast, luncheon, and dinner items with bread, cereals, bacon, sauces, milk, tea, and varied meat and vegetable sides.
The excerpt traces how many dishes gained universal names over centuries, noting Peach Melba and terms like au jus and beurre noir. It lists French culinary terms and their meanings, from Boeuf a jardiniere to veloute and vinagrette, highlighting style, prep, and sauces used in classic cooking.
The author derides modern life in which homes become extensions of garages as households chase mileage and speed. He urges quietude and true self understanding, arguing that happiness lies in a private, peaceful home rather than constant travel, with families reconnecting with themselves and loved ones. The piece laments a culture driven by mechanization and external amusements over inner growth.
The Gold Medal Shows, a carnival sponsored by the American Legion post of Hempstead County, opens next Monday on Highway 1 near Luck's Tourist Court west of the city. The traveling carnival features 196 people, 36 trucks, side shows, thrill rides, and concessions. C S Noel and Ready general agents coordinate the event and merchants will provide supplies with free ride passes to patrons.
Eleanor Whitney the 18 year old Hollywood dancing prodigy from Cleveland signs a long term contract after a single film Millions in the Air. She and Eleanor Powell share parallel paths under Bill Robinson and rising stars from vaudeville to screen. Whitney, billed as Cleveland’s own, debuts with dance numbers and a modest screen start at Paramount.
In Hollywood Eleanor lives with her year old sister Ruth in a modest apartment. She trained in ballet and toe dancing before Charleston. She dreams of a big musical, then two straight dramatic roles, studying acting to broaden her range. She imitates Mae West and Joan Crawford, impressing peers at Paramount.
The article compares national wealth estimates, noting 2044 billion dollars in 1934, contrasted with 237.2 billions in 1934 and 226.7 in 1992. It appears to discuss misaligned figures and ambiguous phrasing in a historical accounting of wealth.
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