Church group meetings set for Monday January 11
The W M S of the First Baptist Church meets at 2 p.m. in the Educational Building for Bible Study. Builders Class gathers at 7 30 p.m. in Mrs Haynes home. WSCS and Wesleyan Service Guilds hold a joint 7 30 p.m. meeting at First Methodist with no afternoon session. Rebecah Sunday School meets at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Pod Rogers home. Ann Wollerman Circle meets 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Miles Laha 2201 S Main St. Baker Home Demonstration Club assembles at 7 15 p.m. at Mrs Ardell Clark home. Junior American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 holds 4 p.m. meeting in Community Room of First National Bank for a history photo. Deborah Sunday School Class meets Tuesday January 12 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Leo Rays home.
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W.M.S. of the First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Haynes
J. T
Roy Smith
WSCS
Wesleyan Service Guilds
First Methodist
Rebecah
Pod Rogers
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
Deborah
Leo Ray
Hope Art
Paul Lang
Robert LaGrene
Albert Graves
Ruth
Jack Beaty
Leo Hartsfield
Cecil Clark
Hope
Local PTA and church groups plan January meetings
The Garland PTA meets Tuesday January 12 at 7 30 in the school auditorium with a sound and health film and babysitting provided. Hope Art Chapter and various church circles schedule January 12 7 30 pm start times, with programs led by named hosts in multiple rooms. The Hope Iris Club hosts January 12 2 30 pm at Mrs C P Tolleson’s home, bringing fruit arrangements.
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Garland P.T.A
Hope Iris Club
C. P. Tolleson
Floyd Crank
Spring Hill School Menu Week Highlights
The Spring Hill School offers meals this week with Tuesday turkey as main, sides of green beans and fruit salad. Wednesday features chili beans and crackers, potato salad and apple sauce cake. Thursday serves Irish stew with cab page salad, biscuits and cherry cobbler. Friday presents chili dog with lettuce tomato salad potato chips and chocolate square.
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Spring Hill
Maeu
Press Group to Meet Friday in Hot Springs
The Arkansas Press Association holds its annual mid winter meeting in Hot Springs with a Friday noon luncheon featuring speaker Winthrop Rockefeller, and a Saturday night banquet addressed by Calvin Dean Johnson of Sperry Rand Corporation.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas Press Association
Winthrop Rockefeller
Calvin Dean Johnson
Sperry Rand Corporation
Washington
Community club notices and upcoming events in Hope
Various local society items list meetings and activities. The Hope Country Club hosts the Hope Men’s Golf Association on January 14 with dinner and films, Gardenia Garden Club meets at Mrs. Fred Glanton’s home, Shover Springs Home Demonstration Club conducts its January session with a label lesson and devotional, Friday Music Club holds its January luncheon at Mrs. Haskell Jones’s home with dues hike for Music Notes subscriptions and plans for Inspira tion Point and the Junior Music Festival in March.
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Hope Men’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Gardenia Garden Club
Fred Glanton
Glanton Yard
Bob Turner
Frank Ward
Herbert Rogers
Shover Springs
Laura Sue England
Mary Dillon
Delores McBride
Haskell Jones
Oakhaven
Harry McLemore
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Charles Reynerson
Inspiration Point
Hendrix Spraggins
Hope
Klipsch and Associates
la Boheme
Weekend visits span Texas and California locales
The Bill Smith family of Mount Vernon Texas were weekend guests of the Calvin Smith family. Mrs W R Herndon returns from a month with her son and wife Billy Bob Jr and Nancy in Dublin California across the bay from San Francisco, highlighting Pebble Beach Monterey Carmel By the Sea Fisherman’s Wharf and San Francisco points of interest.
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Bill Smith
Mount Vernon, Tex
Mrs
Calvin Smith
W. R. Herndon
Billy Bob, Jr
Nancy
Dublin
Calif
Bay
San Francisco
Pebble Beach
Monteray
Carmel, By-The-Sea
Fisherman's Wharf
Dear Abby Advice Column From A Reader Letter Bundle
A reader shares four questions for Dear Abby. Topics include a father-in-law forcing a woman to jump on his stomach, widows receiving their late husbands’ company Christmas cards, a daughter who quit smoking and the social duty to protect her, and resentment over postparty thank you notes. The columnist offers guidance on boundaries, personal autonomy, and courtesy in hosting.
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Abby
Senior Bowl Ends In 7-7 Tie With Namath Star Turn
The Senior Bowl in Mobile drew 40 605 fans as Joe Namath of Alabama delivered a standout performance. Namath completed 22 of 38 passes for 246 yards and his team’s only TD, but the game finished 7-7 after the South’s receivers failed to convert.
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Kelso Sturgeon
Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Joe Namath
Alabama
Namath
New York Jets
Abby Seeks All Mail Replies at Box 3365
Abby announces she answers all mail sent to Box 3365 in Beverly Hills California. Please include a self addressed stamped envelope for return correspondence as per the sender's note. Copyright MNaught Syndicate Inc 1965.
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Abby
Beverly Hills
California
Mnaught Syndicate, Inc
Wilson eyes first Commonwealth prime ministers conference
London Prime Minister Harold Wilson said he plans a first Commonwealth PM conference and is seeking colleagues’ reactions at a Commonwealth Correspondents’ Association anniversary dinner. A meeting likely won’t occur before July, according to sources. The last conference was not detailed.
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London
Harold Wilson
Commonwealth Correspondents’ Association
Namath Leads South in All Star Game
Tom Landry kept Namath in most of the game to meet crowd demand as Namath admitted timing was off and he was disappointed the South lost. Rich Badar of Indiana scored the North's lone TD on a one yard sneak in the second quarter.
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Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Namath
Steve Tensi
Florida State
North
Rich Badar
Indiana
Chile Aims At Active Role In New World Community
Chilean leader in a foreign policy address to the Senate urged an active role for Chile in forming a new world community with underdeveloped nations shaping the outcome. He signaled closer ties with Red China and said continental China would soon open to exchanges in the Pacific area. The moderately leftist government under President Eudardo Frei pledged to keep the alliance with the United States, noting Chile received $17 per capita in U.S. aid last year, the highest in Latin America.
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Chile
Senate
Red China
Pacific
China
Valdes
Eudardo Frei
United States
U.S
Latin America
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Cove
Bers
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rogers
Hope City Council
Pta’s
Hope High School
P.E.O
F. M. Horton
Hempstead
Brohokwoo Pta
John Wilson
Paisley P.T.A
Ward & Son Drug CO
E. Second Street
Gil Fox
NEA, Inc
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Lesie Calif
World News
Kroger
the Kroger Company
Campbell Soup
R Sugar Kroger Donuts
Dot
Roger Halve Freestone
Avondale
Morton
Tangerines
Cello
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