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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1940

Page

4

Outdoor meals and nutrition guidance from university experts

The article discusses fall outdoor dining limits and menu ideas for three outdoor meal types, with guidance from Miss Mary Loughead of the University of Arkansas on packing, temperature control, and palatability. It also covers five-point pupil health criteria, school lunch checks, and butter quality regulations affecting Arkansas creameries, detailing ten practices for No. 1 grade cream.

Marty Claude Tpletcher Mary B. Louxhead Atkinans College of Arie

Investigating Union Electric Co Exposé Prompts Sealed Testimony

Washington reports on grand jury activity in Missouri linked to Union Electric and utility corruption. Judge Briegler orders secrecy, stalling public disclosures as speculation swirls about sabotage and other national intrigue while officials deny active probes into Lungeen or related crashes.

Washington Der Union Electric Co Union Flecric Missouri Union 14 Pyrie Mert Angie Brieggle Springfield Pennsylyania Durdeen J. Edegar Hoover G-men Lunjgeen Lunedeen Aeri

Social Calendar Highlights From September Gatherings

A social calendar lists Momtoy Jah Girl Scout Troop No 4 meetings at the Little House after school and the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church with Mrs Ray Powell leading a prayer service followed by visitation. Rosalyn Hail Tospei Horse and others hosted guests from El Dorado at a young social set meeting with Misses Wall Winn Mitchell and Collum, plus Paul Cosium and Graham Elis. Friday afternoon Mrs Tom McLarty hosted the Friday bridge club on South Main with two tables, awarding high prize to Mrs P Stewart and high scorer to Mrs R V Herne. Presentation included fall flowers and a salad course.

Momtoy Ray Powell Mise Rosalyn Tospei Horse Foe Rosalyn Wall el Dorado Helen Marie Winn Virginia Mitchell Mise Ann Collum Will Lan Jewell Paul Cosium Graham Elis Chel Holl Hoss Johnie McCabe R. ¥. Merndton P. Stewart Tom McLarty Friday South Main Street R. V. Hernedon Malcolm Porterfield

Weekend Guests and Local Notices From Little Rock Area

Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. Wo ML Branch in Little Rock hosting Ethele con Ded W. Barness and Mrs. Branch. Harold King of Dallas visits his mother Mrs. U. R. King with relatives in the city. Dr. and Mrs. David L. Mallory of Fayetteville arrive to stay with Mrs. J. T. West. Miss Gilliam, Trimble, Wilson, and Vance of El Dorado visit Miss Gilliam’s grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hannah of Shreveport visit with relatives. Martha Houston, Hendrix College student, is weekend guest of her parents. Mrs. PH. Webb’s health improves while at Julia Chester hospital. Miss Dorothy Talley of Beaumont named for Revelers club at Lamar College. Joe Eaton and Roy Taylor of the University of Arkansas spend weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rowton and daughter Mary Beth visit Mrs. Ida Arnett and Mr. Routon’s family. Mrs. Bob Elmore visits Ouachita College to see Montez Elmore. Marjory Waddle named most typical senior at Henderson State Teachers College and on Clark County Fair float. Miss Margaret Redus of Searcy visits Rev. Mr. Mollis Purtle. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Young of Florida attend Hammons Stadium game. Mr. and Mrs. Ivis Brummett visit Texarkana to see circus. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guynn of Gordon visiting. Milam J.T. Luck of Hendrix College Conway spends weekend with parents.

David L. Mallory Fayetteville J. T. West Marjory Ann Gilliam Mary Trimble Mary Wilson Nanny Lou Vance el Dorado Miss Gilliam R. M. LaGrone M. B. Hannah Martha Houston Hendrix College Conway J. M. Houston PH. Webb Julian Chester Hospital Dorothy Taley L. E. Talley Beaumont Texas Lamar College E. Joe Eaton Roy Taylor University of Arkansas Charles Rowton Mary ‘Beth Little Rank Rowton Ida Arnett Routon Marjory. Waddle Henderson ‘State Teachers’ College Arkadelphia Clark County George Waddle

First Christian Church North Main and West Avenue B

Sunday school 945 a m and morning worship 10 55 am with Young peoples Meeting 6 30 pm Evening Services 2 30 pm Auxiliary Bible study mornings Monday to Wednesday Mid week services Wednesday 7 30 pm All services next Sunday in social room of new building under construction Minister John Keith Gregory Bible school 9 45 am Morning worship and communion 10 50 am Vespers 5 pm What Does the New Testament Church Teach and Practice as Christian Unity All services at the social room of the new building under construction.

Young Peoples Meeting Auxiliary First Christian North Bible School

Hope Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Services and Picnic

James E. Gaanwaill, pastor, will preach at 11:00 am and 7:45 pm on Sunday about the Second Return of Christ and For Whom Is Jesus Coming. A large Sunday school crowd is expected at 9:45 am as the year ends with 15 percent attendance last week. A Sunday school picnic at Pair Park is planned for Saturday at 1:10 pm.

Christ Jesus Tabernacle Christ's Ambassadors Union Pair Park

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule

Garrett Memorial Baptist Church led by Pastor Tollis A Purdie hosts Sunday school at 9 45 led by Grady Hairston superintendent with evening service at 7 pm The sermon text Are the Seed Yet in the Barn Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 30 pm Prayer service Wednesday at 7 pm Community singing Thursday 7 30 pm.

Grady Hairston Ladies Auxiliary

French wine sellers hire spider breeder to age vintages

A Frenchman supplies spiders to wine merchants who use cobwebs to simulate age on new vintages. The scheme aims to present fresh bottles as aged specialties. Authorities investigate the unusual technique and its impact on authenticity and consumer trust.

High School News Week Summary of Activities and Upcoming Games

A weekly roundup notes Junior boys reporting for wind-season prep with six games planned, three at home and three away, starting with Magnolia in October. Activities include a song service led by Rev. T H Martin, campus cleanliness talks by Miss Henry and Mr. Jones, and pep rallies broadcast to El Dorado and Hope students. The band expands with several new members, including bassists Sammy Barnett and Martha Jane Rason, plus flutist Glen Hart and clarinetist Helen Troy Hammons.

Brouch Magnolia T.H. Martin Uits Miss Henry Mr. Jones Brashier Thomas Gordon el Dorado Bond News Sammy, Barnett Martha Jane Rason Glen, Hart William Beard Mary Lee Cook Carolyn Barr Helen Troy -Hammons Sarah Jane Murphy

This Could Be Your Story Serial Excerpt Climax

Marguerite Gahagan presents a readable serial segment featuring Sue Mary torn between Nick and Joe amid labor tensions and political plotting. Nick presses for a political plan to back Fritz King, while Sue Mary weighs personal loyalties and press influence as a factory strike looms and a gambling night at the Bird Cage tempts distraction.

Marguerite Gahagan

Cotton Christmas Gifts From Home Demonstration Clubs

Miss Fletcher and Miss Sue Marshall urge a cotton Christmas with community gift exchange. Suggestions include knitted items, padded holders, toys, rugs, aprons, purses, book covers, chair pads, tea towels, and clothing for children. Large gifts for the home and routines for needy families are noted, emphasizing usefulness of cotton goods.

Sapa Fletcher Sue Marshall Marshall Maryshall

Yerger Tigers Open with Big Win Over Wright City

Yerger Tigers crushed Wright City 47 to 6 in the opener as Pink Cargi connected for three touchdowns and long passes helped build a halftime lead. Substitutes surged late with J B Austiny and Grady adding scores. next Friday they visit Arkadelphia.

Yerger Tigers Wright City Oklo Cargi J. B. Austiny Grady Tigers Arkadel

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