Hope Chapter 324 gathers for Order of the Eastern Star
A society listing shows multiple local groups meeting February 16 and 17. Hope Chapter 324 of the Order of the Eastern Star, Fulton Rose Garden Club luncheon, Garret Memorial Church Ambassador SS Class, First Baptist Church W A D, Emmett TA at school, Daffodil and Azalea Garden Clubs, United Church Women World Day of Prayer, Paisey PTA bake sale, and a tea honoring Miss Wanzelle Nix are scheduled with hosts and times across Friday and Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Order of the Eastern Star
Moore
Fulton Rose Garden Club
Cox
K. G. Hamilton
W. I. Stroud
John Britt
Wanzelle Nix
First Methodist Circle 6 Meets at Home for Bible Study
John Britt hosts Circle 6 of First Methodist Church at his Shover Street home on February 20 at 7:30 p.m. Co-hostesses Jestress Pierce and Gaddis, devotion by Mrs James Stewart, and a second session of Five Spiritual Classics led by Mrs W M Reinhardt. Attendance urged. committee appointments and child art activity planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 6
First Methodist Church
Ames Myers
John Pierce
Carl Gaddis
James Stewart
W. M. Reinhardt
Hope Council Garden Clubs Postponed Meeting Date
Notice due to a conflict with the United Church Women meet date the Hope Council of Garden Clubs meeting scheduled for Friday February 17 has been postponed to Friday February 24. The Hope Presbyterian Church circles held meetings with prayers Bible study and notes on World Mission and World Day of Prayer. Circle No 1 met Tuesday at 10 am. coffee and dainties were served. Oglesby Sixth Grade held a meeting in their room with plans for twice weekly art periods and a study period three times a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hope Presbyterian Church
Lester Hobbs
L. T. Lawrence
Ched Hall
World Mission
Gordon Bayless
Mazel Pritchard
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women
W. Y. Foster
C. C. Lewis
Jim McKenzie
W. ¥. Foster
Oglesby
Oglesby School
Mary Ann Russell
Carolyn Shields
Jim Arnold
Miss Dix
Laura
Dear Miss Dix advice on marriage and mothers
A reader asks how to handle a mother who objects to her daughter's fiancé. The Miss Dix column advises discovering the objection via the father, warns against delaying wedding, highlights emotional costs, and notes that stubborn parental control can harm family bonds.
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Miss Dix
Dad
Mom
Honoria
Rita
Jackie
Jill
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges At Patmos Hope
Memorial notes list admissions for Mrs. Joseph Greene of Patmos and Mrs. Lynn Harrell of Fulton. Discharges include Mrs. Roderick Powell and a baby girl, and several Hope residents such as Mrs. Chas e Thomas, Mrs. W M Johnson, Mrs. Henry Willett, and Mrs. Matt Galster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Greene
Patmos
Chas.e. Thomas
Hope
Roderick Powell
Nannie Maroon
Washington
W.M. Johnson
Henry Willett
Branch
Lynn Harrell
Fulton
Matt Galster
Walter Jones
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Sybil Shirley
Sue Moses
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Emmett. TA
Daffodil Garden Club
Bill Tolleson
Johnny Brannon
Crit Stuart Jr
Azalea Garden Club
Hendrix Spraggins
Roy Stephenson
R. L. Broach
United Church
First Christian Church
Cline Pranks
William Harris
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Hope Unit
Paisey P. T. A
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Jac's Bakery
Saenger
Ie i. Oy
Say Sullivan Iy Palmer
Ireland
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Gib Lewis
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Vicki Bruce
Dale McDaniel
Jerry Rothwell
William Tyler
Dorothy J. Berry
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North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
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College of World Friendship
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Paris
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