January events listed by clubs and churches
Calendar notes for January brief upcoming meetings: Friday Music Club Opera Listening Program and Covered Dish Luncheon January 9 at noon at Mrs. Haskell Jones with co hosts. Southside Missionary Baptist Church conference after 11 am service January 10 to call a new pastor. Hope Iris Club January 10 at 2 30 pm. Hope City Council PTA January 12 at 2 pm at Hope High School to plan Founders Day. Chapter AE PEO January 12 at 3 pm at Mrs. F M Horton’s home. note meeting place changes.
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Haskell Jones
Harry McLemore
Bess Evans
Southside Missionary Baptist Church
Serive
January 11 Church and club meetings scheduled
The WMS of First Baptist and Builders Class plan January 11 sessions with Bible study and home gatherings. WSCS Circles meet with Wesleyan Service Guilds at First Methodist. Rebecah Class and Ann Wollerman Circle host Monday evening events. Baker Home Demonstration Club and American Legion Auxiliary Juniors hold daytime meetings. Officers urged to attend for a history photo.
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W.M.S. of the
First Baptist Church
Henry Haynes
J. T. Bowden
Roy Smith
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guilds
First Methodist
Ann Wollerman
The
Miles Laha
S. Main Street
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Ardell Clark
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
First National Bank
Peggy Franks
Marla Jones
Church and PTA Meet Tuesday January 12
The Deborah Sunday School Class of First Baptist meets at 7 30 p m in Mrs Leo Rays home. Garland PTA convenes in the school auditorium at 7 30 with a health film and baby sitter. Hope Art Chapter gathers at 7 30 in First National Bank Community Room with Venetias Artists by Mrs Paul Lang. Presbyterian circles meet by room and time.
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Rebecah
First Baptist Church
Pod Rogers
Deborah
Leo Ray
Garland P.T.A
Hope Art
First National Bank
Paul Lang
Robert LaGrone
Albert Graves
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rogers
Ruth
Jack Beaty
Leo Hartsfield
Cecil Clark
Congregation Potluck and Meeting on January 13
The First Presbyterian Church hosts a potluck supper and its Annual Congregational meeting at 6:30 PM on Wednesday January 13. Brohokwoo PTA schedules a Wednesday January 13 meeting at 3 15 PM with executive session at 2 45 PM. John Wilson presents the program on Secure Adequate Laws for the Care and Protection of Children.
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First Presbyterian Church
Brohokwoo Pta
John Wilson
Golden Age Club Elects New Officers in January Meeting
The Golden Age Senior Citizen Club met January 7 with 13 members present. Visitors included Mrs. Minnie Benton of Camden and Mrs. Velma Collier of Hope. Officers elected were President Mrs. Georgia Dearly, First Vice President Mr. Lewis Smith, Second Vice President Mr. Williams, Secretary Mrs. Dora Wortham, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Alice Burris. The next meeting is January 21.
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Golden Age Senior Citizen Club
Minnie Benton
Camden
Velma Collier
Hope
Georgia Dearly
Lewis Smith
Williams
Dora Wortham
Alice Burris
Coming and Going at the Gunter Home During Holiday Weekend
Jimmy Gunter of Texas A M University and Janet Gunter of Stephen F Austin State Teachers College visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Houston Gunter. Also present were Ruth Miller from Stephen F Austin State College and Charles Cannon with daughters Judy Jim Burgess from Texas A M University. Mrs F A Rhodes Sr and daughter Margaret plus granddaughters Fran and Robin of Benton Louisiana joined guests.
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Jimmy Gunter
Texas A& M University
Janet Gunter
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Houston Gunter
Gunter
Ruth Miller
Stephen F. Austin State College
Charles Cannon
Judy
Jim and
Burgess
Texas A & M University
F. A. Rhodes
Margaret
Fran and
Robin
Benton, la
Slicing life commercials as new TV series ideas
AP reports industry overlook of slice of life ads as source for shows. Katy Winters deodorant gifter, wedding father quip, and other ad characters spark ideas for soap operas and comedies. Creators urged to mine commercials for plots and personalities.
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New York
Katy Winters
Katy
Josephine
Bookmobile Schedule for Jan 12 to Jan 14
The timetable lists stops for the upcoming three days. On January 12 the route visits Gilbey and Dearinger Homes, Spring Hill Schools and Community, Battlefield Loop, Hackler and Williams Homes, Lingard Home, then January 13 includes Experiment Station, Meloy Home, Emmet School, Ark La Village, Emmet Post Office, Rocky Mound, and January 14 ends at Willisville and Simpson and Fore and Kelly Homes.
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Gilbey
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield Loop
Hackler
Williams
Lingard
Experiment Station
Meloy
Emmet
Ark-La Village
Rocky Mound
Willisville
Simpson
Willisvile
Fore
Kelly
Sukarno Walks Out of United Nations Threatening Malaysia Strike
At the United Nations President Sukarno announced Indonesia has walked out, raising fears of a full scale attack on Malaysia. Malaysia appeals for UN aid as Jakarta threatens to sever UN agency aid and suspend cooperation with the world body.
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United Nations, N.Y
Sukarno
Indonesia
United Nations
Malaysia
U.N
Security Council
Borneo
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Hydrants Off Limits In Sitka Firefighting Plan
In Sitka Alaska volunteers were ordered to refrain from using fire hydrants amid a cold snap. Fire Chief Robert Barden warned the water system could freeze if hydrants are opened. City trucks now carry large water tanks borrowed from Standard Oil for emergencies as temperatures hover near zero.
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Sitka
Alaska
Alaska Panhandle
Robert Barden
Standard Oil Co
Mariner 4 Still on Way to Mars
In Pasadena California the JPL Mariner 4 spacecraft remains en route to Mars about 70 million miles away on a 325 million mile flight. After 40 days in space it targets a July 14 Mars flyby and officials report all systems, including the transmitter, functioning normally ready to send first close up television pictures.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mars
Earth
Dear Abby Readers Delve Into Wedding Etiquette And Love
A 1965 Dear Abby column excerpt covers transferable invitations royal etiquette common law marriage bigamy germ concerns at bakeries and marriage timing. Questions include whether a daughter can represent an absent family at a wedding, the legality of common law spouses, and when to end a long wait for marriage.
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Abby
R.S.V. P
Johnson
Urban Renewal Grant to L. A. Officials
The Urban Renewal Administration announced Thursday a grant of 1425 dollars to accompany a prior allocation. The AP report notes the grant supports redevelopment efforts in Los Angeles and will be disbursed through existing city programs.
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Associated Press Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
India Accepts U.S. Nuclear Submarine in Asian Waters
India quietly allows the USS Daniel Boone with 16 Polaris missiles to operate off the Asian mainland in a shift from Nehru era policy. The move follows China’s atomic test and aims to provide a nuclear umbrella for non-nuclear nations, with New Delhi seeking security through great-power backing.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
U.S
China
United States
Nehru
Indian Ocean
Peking
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Soviet Union
Moscow
Daniel Boone
Washington
Patriot
Western Pacific
America
Johnson
Asian
Asia
Committee Gets Two New Members
Senators Joseph Clark of Pennsylvania and Claiborne Pell of Rhode Island were reported to have approved a grant of 2.7884 million to aid the Little Rock school district in purchasing 27 acres for a park. The land package is valued at about 71 048 dollars.
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Washington
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Little Rock
Jade for a Lady by M L CHABER continues in Hong Kong
Milo March suspects Po Hing hired Chan Chok How to kill him. Chan is found dead after the failed attempt. Jim Shaw probes for Jade thieves and a hidden employer while March nurses urgency and keeps in touch with Burney and Linda McKay as developments unfold.
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Milo March
Hing
Po Hing
Chan Chok
Chan
March
America
Jimmy Shaw
Wantsai
Jimmy
Linda McKay
Impeached Oklahoma Governor Henry Johnston Dies at 97
Henry Simms Johnston, Oklahoma's seventh governor, died at 97. Elected in 1927, he was impeached in 1929 after clashes with legislators and a secretary-facilitated rift, briefly using the National Guard. He died a week after turning 97 as deliberations on softening impeachment continued in the House.
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Perry
Okla
Henry Simms Johnston
Oklahoma
Johnston
National Guard
Indiana
House of Representatives
Senate Panel Seats Move To Boost Foreign Relations Panel
Well informed sources say the Senate Democratic Steering Committee agreed Thursday to expand the Foreign Relations Committee from 12 Democrats and 5 Republicans to 13 Democrats and 6 Republicans. Clark and Pell are viewed as liberal backers of administration foreign policy and the Foreign Aid program.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Democratic Party Conference
GOP
Clark
Pell
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Late
Tonite
Golden Age Club
Cynthia Lowry
By Tom Hoge
Mariner 4
Fox
Sweetie Pie
Nadine Seltzer
NEA
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Ohio
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
California
Raves Syndicate, Inc
L. A
Jade
M. £. Chaber
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Yuan Mei
Frank Burney
Whitey Blake
Hong Kong
Blake
Hope Federal Savings & Lean Association
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Assn
South Main Street
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