Church Circle Meetings and Club Events in Early March 1966
Local women groups from Circle 3 of WSCS First Methodist, Hope Community Theater, Wesleyan Service Guild, and others meet March 7 in homes or churches. Various circles of the First Presbyterian and First Baptist plan sessions, lessons on Acts, desserts, games, and guest gatherings through March 10 with co-hostesses named and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 3
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Alvin
East 14 Street
B. 5. Burke
Foy Hammons
The
Hope Community Theater
Andy Collins
Elm Street
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 4
B C. Hyatt
Circle No
Syd McMath
Circle 2
John L. Wilson
J. W. Frank
Otto Teague
R.T. White
Circle 4
Arch Wylie
Harry McLemore
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
W. EB. White
Paul Klipsch
Crit Stuart Sr
George Hughes
He Ruth
First Baptist Church
Mable Hanson
May Honea
First Baptist Arch
Mary Walker
Jack Fielding
Roy Taylor
Daffodil Garden Club
Hope Country Club
Circle
Fred Glanton
Carl Jones
Phillip Manus
Dear Helen Advice Column From 1964 Hope Star
A syndicated 1964 Hope Star reader column asks how to politely handle unwanted admirers and dating rules. It includes letters on persistent crushes, teen dating, mother-daughter tensions, and a plea for sharing practical ways to avoid being monopolized by a bore. The piece closes with a note about Albion as an ancient England name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
P.S
J.B
USS Topeka Provides Both Butter, Guns
Aboard Topeka off South Viet Nam the cruiser supplies the 101st Airborne Division with gunfire support and rest and recovery. Navy crews fire six inch rifles in Tuy Hoa while troops endure heat, marches, and jungle terrain. Enlisted men are flown by helicopter to the ship for air conditioned rooms showers and meals, with Pfc Aaron Hicks calling the ship heaven after hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Merron
Topeka
South Viet Nam
U.S
101St Airborne Division
101St
Tuy Hoa
Navy
Adm
D. C. Irvine
7Th Fleet
Canberra
Pfc
Aaron Hicks
Albany
Paris spring fashions prompt nude look debate
In a New York style note, readers weigh the nude look on street wear as Paris shows sheer gowns worn over undergarments. Men at a party discuss peep holes and exposed midriffs, noting that fashion should suit figures without compromising good taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Legion
Quotes on hawks doves and Viet Nam testimony
A collection of timely quotes from politicians and writers. Sen Joseph S Clark comments on Secretary of State Rusk and Viet Nam testimony while Mayor John Lindsay of New York and author Nancy Packer provide reflections on expression and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks
Doves
Rusk
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Viet Nam
Foreign Relations Committee
John V. Lindsay
New York
Mixing periods and styles in home decor shows its risks
Decorator Jay Dorf promotes eclectic mixing by line and color rather than era. He cites combining Louis XV with modern steel, recommends restrained displays and defining table objects. Affordable options include well framed prints and a few well chosen accessories to warm traditional or contemporary rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Dorf
Sutton Place South
New York City
Dorf
Ile
Directoire
New York
Versailles
Trcar
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J. F. Gibson
Tina
Tina Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Church
Vila Mitchell
Noriie Purtle
Iris Warren
Mary Shirley
Flora Harmon
Cale Bearden
Louise Churchwell
Melba Shinner
James Burke
Helen Botte
Franke
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Albion
England
Dover
USS
Helen Hennessy
Newspaper Enterprise Women's
Sion
Katharine Hepburn
Pop
Tex
Pater
Fea
Gal
Nancy Packer
Aileen Snoddy
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Home Furnishings Mart
Chicago
Nora
Sweden
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Peggy Fleming
Colorado Springs
Pespy
Paris Couturiers
Philippe Venet
Madeleine de Rauch
Orion
Sharp Shop
San Marino
Republi
Europe
American Optometric Association
Techniiecorh
Charlton Heston
Richard Boone
Towsechnicolo
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