Friday January 2 1370 Society Events and Local Notes
Saturday events include an Opera Listening Program and Covered Dish Luncheon at the Douglas Building led by Mrs. Clarence Geist with hostesses Mrs. James McLarty and Mrs. Calvin Smith. A Rock Creek Reunion dance at the Youth Center runs 8 30 p m to midnight with admission four dollars per couple. Community meetings at churches and nursery attendant notes follow, plus multiple holiday greetings and engagements.
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Douglas Building
Clarence Geist
James Mc Larty
Calvin Smith
Youth Center
Rock Creek Reunion
WMS
First Baptist Church
Hilman Koen
Pope Paul’s New Year Peace Pledge and Potential Moves
Pope Paul’s annual peace appeal signals continued active diplomacy in 1970. He may launch a symbolic peace trip to Hiroshima and push Nigerians and Biafrans toward negotiation. In 1969 he renewed offers for Vietnam and the Middle East and Caritas shipped aid. he met Biafran and Nigerian delegates in Uganda but gained only vague promises.
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Dennis Redmont
Associated Press
Vatican City
Pope Paul
Hiroshima
Japan
Vietnam
Middle East
Vatican Relef
Caritas
Africa
Uganda
Manny
Television and Football Dominate New Year’s Day Parade Coverage
AP report notes a TV sports marathon on New Year’s Day with bowl games from the Sugar, Rose, Cotton, and Orange Bowls shaping viewing. NBC and CBS aired parades and football, while ABC offered soap operas and comedies. viewers faced a long, color-enabled marathon and mixed reactions to the heavy football slate.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
CBS
NBC
ABC
Mississippi
Arkansas
Texas
Notre Dame
University of Southern California
Michigan
Penn State
Missouri
Jim Nabors
Christmas Reunion Brings Hope Class of 1960 to Country Club
During Christmas holidays the Hope class of 1960 held a reunion at the Country Club in Hope with David Watkins as Master of Ceremonies. Special guests included Coach Celal and Mrs. John Pierce of Crossett along with Jimmy Jones. Attendees listed many graduates and staff from Hope Public Schools in a thorough roll call.
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Hotidays
Hope
David Watkins
Ceres
Celal
John Pierce
Crossett
Jimmy Jones
Larry Garrett
Joyea ‘Vines Martin
Judy Weaver
Burson
Jean Cook
Mathis
Martha Gilbert Nations
Judy McDowell
May
Ann Cale Gilbert
Buddy Ball
Sue Moore
Gilliam
Linda meCorkle Langley
Nancy May
Purtle Thurman
Joyce Riley North
Waldene
Townemaker Blackmore
Judy Rateclift Anderson
Mary Ruth Calhoun
Martin
Sarah Ellis Rothwell
Linda Rogers Burgess
Polly Colm
Rcia
Ja = fhold
Home Is Where The Jobs Are In Household Work
The piece notes more than 2.5 million women work in home duties with titles from general maid to nursemaid and butler. Most work in employer homes, few live in, with demand rising as family incomes grow. wage levels vary by area and training boosts prospects. Ernie Hood of the Labor Department cites Bulletin No 155041 for depth information.
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South
West
U.S. Labor Department
Superintendent of
Washington, D.C
Police Volunteer Time to Hal t Crime in Detroit Precinct
DETROIT AP The unity effort by 168 police volunteers who donated overtime to the 7th Precinct aimed at reducing crime in a predominantly Black area. They logged over 1,200 unpaid hours in December as a holiday gift to residents. Community reactions varied from praise to indifference, with residents noting improved relations yet some still robbed or unchanged in visibility. The project, championed by Patrolman Joseph Wahl, plans to expand to other neighborhoods.
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Detroit
Joseph Wahl
Olan Givartt
Adelle Donaldson
Bill Hayes
Gleaner
Hayes
Laura Steed
Wahl
Ideas Atv
Prin Giams
Anne Watking
Cop. SA
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Cealendar
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First Presbyterian Church
Cincinniati, O
H.O. Kyler
Clifford Franks
Norma Shaddox
Texarkana
Russellville
Charles Clifford Franks
George Fish
Monticello
C.M. McCauley
Rison
Matt McCauley
Bobby Tucker
Dillon McCauley
Bison
Dell McClanahan
Billy Frank Simpkins
Ozark
Gus McClanahan, Jr
Gus McClanahan
Ft. Smith
Robert McGraw
Sara
Baytown
Tex
Nancy Pate
Nashville
Floyd Crank
Jack Crank
David
Houston
Darrell Crank and
Los Fresnos
Hempstead County
Republican Women’s Club
Citizens National Bank
Rose Garden Club
Arthur Nolen Cardle
Mary Virginia
Charles Neal Sherman Usnr
Marshall Neal Sherman
Atlanta
Baylor University
Waco
University of Texas At Austin
Texarkana College
Austin
Corning Going
Sai Ts
Rick Stone
Anna
Iona
Homer Stone
Corning
Mids
Florine Miller
Mrs
Harry Shiver
F.C. Crow
Kyler
Pope
Marlowe
James Garner
Gayle Hunnicult
Dixie ‘Drive-In Theatre
Marlon Brando
Richard Boone
Rome
Tord
Actons
France
Lawyer's Concern
Ohio College Town
Newspaper Enterprise Asia
Ark
Ernie Hood
Labor Department
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
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