Community notices for February club meetings and events
A compilation of local group gatherings. Delta Kappa Gamma meets February 4 at 4 pm at Mrs Phoébe Perkins home with co hostesses Belle Klipsch and Hazel Prichand. Ruth Class of First Baptist at 7 pm at Mrs R M Jones 604 Johnson Street. Prescott District Nurses at 7 30 pm at Hempstead County Memorial Hospital with speaker David Verble. WSCS Executive meeting February 4 at First Methodist parsonage 2 pm. Lydia Sunday School Class at Mrs Clarence Geist February 6 7 30 pm with co hostess Mrs Bill Gunter. Gardenia Garden Club February 6 1 30 pm at Mrs Jed Glanton home. Hope Country Club Pot luck and Cards February 8 6 45 pm hosted by Henry Fenwick Sam Strong and Floyd Leverett. Ann Wollerman Circle February 10 at 7 30 pm at Mrs F J Burroughs 921 West 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Phoébe Perkins
Belle Klipsch
Hazel Prichand
Lydia
First Baptist Church
Clarence Geist
Southland Heights
Bill Gunter
The
Hope Country Club
Henry Fenwick
Sam Strong
Floyd Leverett
Ann Wollerman
F. J. Burroughs
West Dth
Telephonic pictures may come to Hope shoppers soon
For years telco talk centers on transmitting images over regular lines so you could see the caller. In Hope it isn’t here yet but would change routines. Raley’s Style Shop notes benefits and fashion calls could arrive with new tech, inviting women to visit West Third Street for spring dresses and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raley
Jon McCauley
Hope
House O Fashion
West Third St
Homemakers Club Meets. New Leaders Named for HDG Work
Homemakers Demonstration Club gathered on Tuesday January 29 with Mrs Carlton Roberts hosting. The Eye Opener skit featured Mrs Roberts as a member and Mrs Archie Smith as the ghost. After songs and devotion led by Mrs Gordon Renshaw the lesson Key to HDG Work was presented by Mrs Roberts. New leaders include Rural defense Mrs Gordon Renshaw and Mrs Dick Beggs nutrition Mrs Ernest Ridghill home management Mrs Archie Smith human relations Mrs Coy Breeding health and safety Mrs Roland Ballard furnishings Mrs George Hartsfield clothing Mrs Rosco Bowden HDC relations Mrs Cecil McCorkle recreation Mrs William Stephenson youth Mr Archie Smith Eye Opener Mrs David McKee and an orphan girl project at the Children’s Colony Conway. Secret Pals drawn. Mrs William Stephenson won door prize. Twelve present including new member Mrs Roland Ballard. Refreshments served. next meeting with Mrs Jessie McCorkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Roberts
Homemakers
Roland Ballard
George Hartsfield
Rosco Bowden
HDC
Cecil McCorkle
William ‘Stephenson
Archie Smith
David McKee
Children's Colony
Conway
William Stephenson
Jessie McCorkle
Rebekah Friendship Club meets at Minnie West home
The Rebekah Friendship Club gathered February 3 at Mrs. Minnie West’s home in the president’s absence. Mrs. Monroe Willis led the meeting, with devotion from Cor 9:1-7, prayers by Mrs. Dallas Brasher, and a roll call using a Biblical quote about sisters. Members signed a get well card for hospitalized Mrs. Garrett. Prizes went to Mrs. James Willis, Mrs. Marty Yocom, and Mrs. M. B. Willis. Refreshments included a salad plate and cold drinks. Next meeting will be with Mrs. A. C. Kirby in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Friendship Club
Minnie West
Monroe Willis
Dallas Brasher
Garrett. Willis
James Willis
Mart Yocom
Coming and Going in Conway Family News Highlights
Mr and Mrs Lester Kent and Mr and Mrs Tom Lee Brint visited Sonny Kent at the Children's Colony in Conway Sunday. E H Stewart visited Little Rock Sunday and outlined plans as secretary of the Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association. Fielding Huddleston and family from Naples Texas spent the weekend with Mrs Jewel Moore and the Huddlestons. Ann Ward and Joyce Weiner from Corpus Christi visited Mrs Grover Ward. H O Kyler returned from Camden. Mike DeCain is hospitalized at St Michael's in Texarkana after an injury. Otis Gray leaves for Harrisburg PA to work, planning to be joined by his family later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Kent
Tom Lee Brint
Conway
Sonny Kent
Children’s Colony
E. H. Stewart
Little Rock
Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association
Mike DeCain
St. Michael's Hospital
Texarkana
Oakhaven
Otis Gray
Harrisburg
UAW Targets Fringe Benefits for 1964 Push
The United Auto Workers will pursue improved fringe benefits, especially pensions, in 1964 even if wage gains are limited. President Walter P. Reuther said contracts will avoid price increases while pursuing wage and fringe improvements. Ford and GM disclose rising costs for pensions, life and health insurance, with total retiree and fringe expenditures mounting as wages track cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. &. Mahan
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Johnson
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Bureau of Labor Statistics
What's My Line Now in 15th Year
Cynthia Lowry notes What's My Line started its 15th year on TV. The show maintains formality and style while panelists fail to identify a smoking clinic operator, a greyhound trainer, and were nearly fooled by guest George Burns. CBS remains steady against NBC and ABC Olympic coverage from Innsbruck with clear camera work and explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
George Burns
CBS
NBC
ABC
Innsbruck
Austria
Weekend Guests Stir Small Town Social Scene
Mr and Mrs A E Wending and baby Cynthia of Shreveport were weekend guests of Mrs Ed Brown. Mrs Phanne Schreck and Paula of Dallas were weekend guests of Mrs Homer Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Wending
Baby
Cynthia
Shreveport
Ed, Brown
Phanne Schreck
Paula
Dallas
Homer Fuller
Adolescent Discipline and a Valentine Dilemma in Doroth Dix Advice
A distressed mother seeks guidance on her 16 year old son's night outings and curfew while noting his reluctance to participate in activities. Dorothy Dix advises involving the father, fostering father son bonding, and planning joint chores to improve discipline. A separate letter asks how to handle a husband’s infidelity and regain church participation, with answers urging compromise and nonpossessive love. A third note discusses whether to send a Valentine gift to a boyfriend, recommending a simple card and letting him initiate gifts. Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark with the Bell McClure syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Sis
One Pound Baby Holds Spotlight
Detroit reports a one pound girl born Jan 18 after a 60 month pregnancy as a 17.4 ounce infant also fights for survival. Garden City doctors note a Dec 10 baby dropping to 16 ounces after a 5 month gestation, now weighing 24.5 ounces with survival chances described as fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Garden City
German Security Officer a Death by Own Action
Ewald Peters a German security officer in his 50s hanged himself in a Bonn jail cell using a bed sheet. He was held on suspicion of war crimes related to participation in mass killings of Jews in the raid on the Union during World War I and was connected to security arrangements for Erhard’s trip to President Johnson in Texas and for visits to London and Rome. He was arrested last Friday after returning from Rome with the chancellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortmund
Germany
Ewald Peters
Ludwig Pons
Peters
Erhard
Johnson
Texas
London
Rome
Bonn
Bonn Jall
Rae Union
Clears Way for Hospital Construction in Arkansas Supreme Court Ruling
The Arkansas Supreme Court cleared the way for county hospital construction in Destin County, affirming that two projects at McGehee and Dumas form one hospital unit. Voters approved 240000 for McGehee and 160000 for Dumas. The ruling upheld that bonds for hospital building and equipment constitute a single enterprise and do not require separate votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Destin County
Kenneth M. Hollis
McGhee and Dumas
Supreme Court
McGehee
Dumas
Deshu Chancery Court
Craighead Chancery Court
Jonesboro
Knight
Chester P. Agee
Benton Chancery Court
Peterson Produce Co
Decatur
J. Orville Cheney
Arkansas
Peterson Co
Dollars for Democracy forms in Russellville Arkansas
A local group named Dollars for Democracy has formed to raise funds for a national candidate. It selected Army Captain Joe Hubbard of Danville as its candidate, citing youth energy ingenuity and Christian character. Hubbard, 32, is a Reserve Officers Training Corps faculty member and a Quachita Baptist College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville
Ark
Dollars For Democracy
Arkansas Deh
Jol ‘Tatum
Danville
Army
Joe Tlubbard
Officer Training Corps
Tlubbard
Sussess
Clay County
Quachita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Tatum
Tech
Russellville Hospital
Dollars For Nemarrary
Arkansas
Huh [Bard
Hubbard
Exemption Narrowly Applies to Machinery Claim
The text discusses an intended exemption limited to machinery in manufacture and questions whether the company qualifies as manufacturing baby clicks.
Pine Bluff boycott threat over store integration drive
Three pro segregation groups threaten to boycott 14 Pine Bluff stores planning to hire all qualified applicants regardless of race. Arkansas White Citizens Council and Ku Klux Klan affiliates denounce the move while a Patriots League spokesman predicts a large boycott. An integrationist group says the merchants’ plan supports community growth and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff. Ark
Pine Bluff
Embreynet T.he
L. D. Poynter
Arkansas White Citizens Council
J. 1D. Bask
Bass
Ku Klux Klan
Green
National Patriots League
Wueh
Boycot
Ben Grinage
Ping Britt
Merchants Plans
Federal Women's Award Honoring Six Career Women
Mrs. Elizabeth I Messer of Montrose Ashley County is named among six government career women to receive the fourth annual Federal Women's Award for outstanding work. She serves as assistant to the deputy director for the Bureau of Retirement and Tipsup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizabeth I. Messer
Montrose
Ashley County
Women’s
U.S. Bureau of Retirement
Tpsupwee
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Omnday
Ruth
R. M. Jones
Johnson Street
Prescott
Hempstead County Memorial Hospital
Wyeth Laboratory
David Verble
WSCS
First ‘Methodist Church
Raymond Franks
Gardenia Garden Club
Jed Glanton
Fielding Huddleston
Naples, Tex
Jewel Moore
W. B. Huddleston
Ann Ward
U of Dallas
Joyce Weiner
Corpus Christi
Grover Ward
H. O. Kyler
Camden
C. R. Cratchield
Mississippi
Tory
Hope Junior Auxilia 1
Ruth Ann Mohon
R. W. Mohon
Ruth Ann
Paul Cobb
James Cobb
All of
Ayers School
Busi
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Mne
Helen Worden Fishines
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Harold Hendrix
Hope Yard
Prescott Yard
16Th & la. N
Hwy
Smokey
Associated Press
Helen Whiting
Complete Mortgage Loan Service
Hope, Arkansas
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