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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1931

Page

3

Social notes and visits across Fulton and Hope Arkansas

The column records numerous weekend and Sunday visits by residents of Fulton and Hope including Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Harrel, Mrs. W. G. Wedgworth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hanson, Mrs. Charles Bartelle, and Mrs. Harvey Bartelle. It notes a Tuesday Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. R. G. Roberts with high score won by Mrs. J. Logan and second by Miss Matic Royster, plus a fall-themed salad service. Attendees include many local families from Fulton, Hope, Texarkana, Little Rock, and Magnolia A. and M. College affiliates, with a list of visitors and attendees from Sunday through Tuesday events.

J. K. Harrel Fulton W. G. Wedgworth Hope Herbert Cox Paul Hanson Henry Recently Charles Bartelle Harvey Bartelle Lou ‘Parker McNab Monroe Cox and

Local People and Visitors See Hope Area Events

Miss Demma Seymour is improving after illness at home. Fulton visitors from McNab include Cecil Green Chester Suggs Gowld Moss and Arthur Parker. Mr and Mrs B A Wilson attended the fair in Hope Tuesday. P B Carrigan of Hope was a recent visitor. Mr and Mrs T A Beasley and family and Miss Alyce Weaver were recent visitors to Hope. G G Palmer works in Hope. Mrs T BR Seymour remains at home here. Mr and Mrs Dan Harkness and children and Miss Marguerite Wilson visited friends in Mt Holly Arkansas Sunday. Mrs Patterson of Hope visited her daughter Mrs J W Kaiser here Monday. Mrs J W Kaiser and Miss Helen Wileen visited friends in Hope Monday. Fishing schooners today carry only enough sail for stability. First round world travelers used only ships.

T. H. Seymour J. B. Shults J. Reed Hicks W. E. Cox T. J. Logan Herbert Cox Otis Park Jett Arton Will Orton Brooks Shults Nannie Jett Monene Cox Sops Pauline Weaver Will Goff Sidney Weaver Feoni Fulton Magnolia A. & M. College Magnolia Ark Demma Seymour Cecil Green Chester Suggs Gowld Moss Arthur Parker Fulton McNab B. A. Wilson Hope P. B. Carrigan T. A. Beasley Alyce Weaver G. G. Palmer T, BR. Seymour Dan Harkness Marguerite Wilson Mt. Holly Patterson J. W. Kaiser Helen Wileen

Melrose Community Busy With Cotton Picking

Melrose residents stay busy harvesting cotton while Mrs. Green of Nashville visits her sister Mrs. Celm ny. C. Rothwell dined with Mrs. Caudle and family. An odd note mentions brown ostrich eggshells once used to store water in the Kela hari desert.

Green Nashville Celmny C. Rothwell Kelahari

Cold Winter Seen As Farmers' Hope

Washington reports a dry summer across the nation has left moisture reserves low. Agricultural meteorologist J. B. KibeeR warns subsoil water has not replenished since the 1930s drouth. A cold coming winter is viewed as favorable for farmers as more precipitation will soak into ground. The prior summer was hotter than normal with hot waves delaying autumn frosts and pushing corn ahead of schedule.

Washington J. B. Kibeer Weather Bureau Atlantic Seaboard Mississippi Ohio Barentt

Menu guidance on starches and meal planning

Nutrition text explains how starches in cereals, potatoes, and grains digest, absorb water, and thicken liquids. It lists starch sources and outlines how cooking methods affect texture, with sample menus for breakfast lunch and dinner emphasizing balanced starch and water content.

Weather report notes uneven precipitation across western states

The report records reduced rainfall across Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Utah, South Dakota, Kansas and Nebraska at 73 to 41 percent of normal. In contrast the eastern region shows higher than normal levels, with estimates from 110 to 125 percent. The text mentions damage from a hail event and wide area impacts, but details are fragmentary.

Idaho Montana Colorado Utah South Dakota Kansas Nebraska

Boughton Grandpa Fomby Dies in Prescott Burial in Prescott Cemetery

Boughton Grandpa Fomby passed away September 18 and is survived by his widow eight daughters and four sons and many grandchildren. He was laid to rest in Prescott cemetery Sunday at 3 pm after suffering typhoid fever. Miss Elizabeth Britt traveled to Texas for fall school studies. Renfro on sick list. Ruby Harden and Catherine Goad shopped in Prescott Saturday. Cotton picking is noted as the order of the day.

Fomby Prescott Elizabeth Britt Texas Renfro Ruby Harden Catherine Goad

Arkansas Girl Questioned In Death of Companion

Morehead Kentucky 15 year old Fay Gilmore Prine of Harrison Arkansas was brought to the city for questioning in the death of Richard Pring alias Gullett 19 who died from a fractured skull after being found unconscious on a Rowan County road four miles from a wrecked automobile. The girl was moved from Louisville detention home and officials say the couple had begun hitchhiking to West Virginia where Price tald the pits in Arkansas. He could not give a clear account of his injury.

Morehead Fay Gilmore Prine Harrison Ark Richard Pring Gullett Rowan County Louisville Price Tald Arkansas West Virginia

Battle Field Bro Bentdeh’s Regular Appointment Sunday

Battle Field community reports Brother Bentdeh preached a splendid sermon Sunday afternoon. Mrs. MB Atkins returned home after visiting relatives at Holly Grove Floyd Bratth Test Kil gore Texas near us. Jessie Atkins and children visited Mr. Ben Wilson family Sunday night. Willie Tarpley from Spring Hill visited Mrs. H E Reid. Wilson traveled to Nashville last Sunday. Ben Wilson and daughter Dorothy June visited with relatives.

Bentdeh MB. Atkins Holly Grove Floyd Bratth Kilgore Texas Jessie Atkins Ben Wilson Willie Tarpley Spring Hill H. E. Reid N Wilson Nash-ville Dorothy June

Saturday Night Fingerprint Event Details

A fragment notes Molly participated in a nighttime activity involving fingerprinting. No further names, places, dates, or outcomes are provided.

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