January 5 Society Meetings Set Across Garland
The Hope Band Auxiliary meets January 5 at 7 30 p m in Cannon Band Hall. Garland P T A Study Group gathers at 10 a m at Mrs Carter Russell's home with guest Mrs F J Burroughs on How Science Is Being Taught. Circle 6 WSCS meets at 3 p m at Mrs Helen Anderson's South Grady home with host Mrs H E Hanks. the January 4 date was rescheduled.
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Hope Band Auxiliary
Cannon Band Hall
Garland P.T.A
Carter Russell
F. J. Burroughs
Circle 6
WSCS
Helen Anderson
South Grady
H. E. Hanks
Garden Club Leaders Meet January 6 at Chamber Office
Hope Council of Garden Clubs and civic group leaders will convene January 6 at 10 a.m. in the Chamber of Commerce office to discuss local matters and coordinated efforts.
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Hope Council of
Chamber of Commerce
VFW Auxiliary Ramsey Cargile Post Meeting Set
On Thursday January 7 at 7 30 PM the VFW Auxiliary Ramsey Cargile Post will convene at Mrs. George Walden's home. All members urged to attend this regular gathering.
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VFW
Ramsey Cargile Post
George Walden
Bargain Sale at Raley's Style Shoppe Hope's House
End of season sale offers substantial savings on fall and winter apparel at Raley's Style Shoppe and Hope's House of Fashion. Early shopping urged for best sizes and colors including dresses coats suits and knitwear with emphasis on value and name brands.
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Raley’s
Ake
S.ince
Raley
Hope’s House of Fashion
Gardenia Garden Club meets January seventh at home
Gardenia Garden Club will meet Thursday January 7 at 1 30 pm in the home of Mrs Fred Glanton 1202 West 7th Street Dr Herbert Rogers will present the program on birds with Mrs Frank Ward as program chairman.
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Gardenia Garden Club
Fred Glanton
W. 7Th St
Herbert Rogers
Frank Ward
Rose Garden Club Meets at Mrs Mason’s Home
The Rose Garden Club will meet Friday January 8 at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs W B Mason located at 311 North Pine.
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Rose Garden Club
W. B. Mason
N. Pine
Riggs Samuel Wedding Scheduled at DeAnn Church
The wedding of Miss Ruby Joyce Riggs and Michael Don Samuel will be held Friday January 8 at 7 30 p m in DeAnn Methodist Church Friends and relatives are invited no cards will be sent Also a Neighborhood Girl Scout meeting at Little House Fair Park Friday January 8 at 1 p m Leaders assistant leaders service team and troop committee members should attend to hear scout event information and troop plans Refreshments will follow.
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Ruby Joyce Riggs
Michael Don Samuel
DeAnn Methodist Church
Little House
Fair Park
Friday Music Club Opera Listening Program Luncheon
The Friday Music Club plans an Opera Listening Program and Covered Dish Luncheon on Saturday January 9 starting at noon. It will be hosted at the home of Mrs Haskell Jones with co hosts Mrs Harry McLemore and Mrs Bess Evans assisting.
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Haskell Jones
Harry McLemore
Bess Evans
Wesley Club and Choir Meet at Methodist Church
Wesley Club and Wesley Choir of the Methodist Church met Monday afternoon January 4 in the Children's Building with 25 members present. Miss Kath leen Broach told a story and new members Mike and David Huddleston were welcomed. Mrs J W Field served refreshments. Circle 4 WSCS met the same day in Mrs Leland Warmack’s home with eight members. program on Christ and the Life Within was given by Mrs Bob Turner.
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Wesley Club
Wesley Choir
Methodist Church
Delia Lynn Jordan
Mary Young
Beth Gilbert
Mike
David Huddleston
J. W. Field
Kathleen Broach
United Nation
Circle 4
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Leland Warmack
Wade Gilbert
Ralph Smith
Christ
Bob Turner
Weekend visitors trace Cotton Bowl celebrations in Texas
Capt and Mrs Ralph E Pyle and Mrs James Hazzard of Shreveport spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Clyde Osborn after the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day. Mrs H C Whitworth and her daughter Mrs Jack Ambrose of Dallas joined Razorback fans at the Cotton Bowl last Friday. Mr and Mrs Mirl Richards returned home to Denton Texas after a week away.
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Ralph E. Pyle
James Hazzard
Shreveport
Clyde Osborn
Dallas
H. C. Whitworth
Jack Ambrose
Mirl Richards
Denton
Texas
Holiday visitors and new residents shorten Arkansas week
Mr and Mrs Clyde Osborn and Mr and Mrs B M Hazzard hosted grandchildren from Shreveport. Ms Herbert Lewallen returned from Dallas with sister Miss Mary Jones of San Francisco. Andrea and Linda Lewallen of Conway visited Autrey Wilson relatives and were joined by Andy Lewallen and kids on New Years. Barbara Wilson Kit and Gordon Beasley hosted by Cecil Guthrie. Dr Frankie Little Rock stayed with Luther Hollamon. Doyle Huff family relocated to Hope at 315 South.
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Herbert Lewallen
Dallas
Robert Stephens
Miss Mary Jones
San Francisco
Andrea
Linda Lewallen
Conway
Autrey Wilson
Andy Lewallen
David
Tim
Barbara Wilson
Kit
Clear Creek
Tex
Gordon Beasley
Arkadelphia
Cecil Guthrie
Doyle Huff
Hope
Magnolia
315 South
Elm Fists Move In as Huff Acknowledges Lumber Firm
Mr Huff of Lumber Manufacturing Co is linked to a family dispute involving Mr and Mrs Jack Moran and Melinda of Sunnyvale California. They plan to visit their home after remaining days with Curtis Moran.
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Huff
Lumber Manufacturing Co
Jack Moran
Melinda
Sunnyvale
Calif
Thurve
Curtis Moran
Visits Spread Across Towns On New Year Holidays
Mr and Mrs Glen Ammons and family visited the W L Shipp family in Bluff Springs on Sunday. Others returning home after holidays include Mr and Mrs Warren Basye and Kent, Houston, and Mr and Mrs J D Jacks of Hugo Oklahoma. Delbert Rogers Waldo and families from Magnolia and Prescott hosted and hosted guests such as Wallace Sage and Johnny Sage of Little Rock and the Gordon Renshaw family of Hope for New Year’s Day.
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Glen Ammons
Bluff Springs
W. L. Shipp
Robert and Shell Ammons
Prescott
Warren Basye
Kent
Houston
J. D. Jacks
Hugo
Okla
Annie Erwin
B. N. Holt
Delbert Rogers
Waldo
Steel Prompts Top U.S. Economic Concerns in 1965
AP report notes steel sits near the center of early 1965 economic problems. Price rises trigger White House action, wage talks by the Steelworkers Union loom, and stockpiling by buyers could swell activity before a later slowdown.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Weekend Visits Across Friends and Family Ties
Sunday with the Ridlings recounts visits during the New Year period. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kyler spent the weekend in Camden with Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Crutchfield. The Garrett family from Hastings and Delton returned home after visiting H. O. Kyler Jr. and family.
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H. O. Kyler
Camden
Mrs
Randolph Crutchfield
Stephen Garrett
Hastings
Mich
Robert Garrett
Delton
H. O. Kyler, Jr
Jill St John recalls near miss during Hope Christmas tour
Hollywood actress Jill St John says a Bob Hope Christmas show in South Vietnam was almost hit by Viet Cong mortars found 30 minutes before showtime. The Hope troupe, under tight security, spent two days in the troubled area and narrowly missed Saigon’s Christmas Eve bombing that killed and injured soldiers.
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Hollywood
Jill St. John
South Viet Nam
Hope Troupe
Saigon
Union Demands Could Trigger 1965 Steel Price Rise
The article notes that high union demands, if accepted by steel firms, could justify further price increases. If demands are deemed excessive by companies, a strike may occur, potentially impacting the economy and forecasts for 1965.
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Pat Cleburne
UDC
Town & Country
Wilbur Jones
PCA
East
Ark
Benny Coleman
Sybil Voss
Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Osborn
B. M. Hazzard
Frankie Little Rock
Luther Hollamon
Arkansas
Dalton
Fashion Bilt
Printress
Youth Guild
Bobbie Brooks
Petti
Mr. Jack
Hollywood Vassarette
Coats
Chesterfield
Lome Selection
Garland
Kenroth
Macshore & Villagers
Playtex
Playtex ‘‘Living
U.S
Homer Jones
Brian
North Little Rock
Nashville
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Steel Union
Ridlings
Hope Group
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