Local Society Calendar Highlights October Meetings
A series of October society and club gatherings are listed. Events include the Victory Home Demonstration Club meeting October 7 at Mrs. Dexter Alford’s home, Hope Women’s Golf Association regular meeting October 7, Gardenia Garden Club film night on October 1 at the Youth Center, Guernsey P A will meet October 8, Blevins P T A October 8, Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 October 12, Wesleyan Service Guild One October 12 at the Moarty home, and the Hope Iris Club meeting October 13 at 2 30 in Mrs James Walker’s home with arrangements due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Home Demonstration. Club
Dexter Alford
Hope Womens Golf Association
Hope County C
Gardenia Garden Club
Jim James
Bob Turner
R. B. Moore
Mildred Reaves
Rob Turner
Wallace Monroe
Guernsey P.A
Carol Journagen
Blevins P.T.A
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Wesleyan Service Guild
Methodist Church
James Moarty, Jr
South Main St
Hazel Castle
J. W. Perkins
Hope Iris Club
James Walker
Blevins
Harold Stephens
Builders and Ruth SS Classes Install Officers at First Baptist
The Builders and Ruth Sunday School classes met at the Educational Building for a pot luck supper and to install officers for the new year with Mrs. Hendrix Spragegins leading the ceremony. Officers include Builders Teacher Mrs. P. L. Perkins and others, and Ruth Class officers led by Teacher Mrs. Henry Haynes. Also noted were hostesses and a Junior GA installation with Tina Martin elected president and other officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
First Baptist ‘Church
Hendrix Spragegins
P. L. Perkins
Ben Owens
Reece Chambless
Floy Honea
Alice Roach
Herald Porterfield
Clyde Coffee
Jack Arnette
Ferrell Baker
Herbert Elam
Jack Fountain
Ned Purtle
Jack Beaty
Armin Ayers
Lester Godwen
Ben Owen
Farewell Party for Dr and Mrs Rey Bagley
A PEO chapter hosted a farewell for Mrs Bagley who presides since May as she moves to Houston where her husband becomes pastor of Bethany Methodist Church. The event at Mrs Franklin McZarty’s home featured fruit and yellow decor, with a speech by Mrs F M Horton and a gift to the honoree. Twenty six attended including 26 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Bagley
P.E.O
Franklin McZarty
Bagley
Houston
Bethany Methodist Church
McLarty
F. M. Horton
Dear Abby readers scramble over kitchen towel etiquette
A reader vents about a neat husband who washes muddy paw prints from a dog at the kitchen sink and uses the dish towel. Abby encourages affection and humor, while a mix of social notes mentions a prize winner and a November meeting with hostess details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Coming and Going Across Columbus and Arkansas
Mr and Mrs F O Middlebrooks of Columbus plan trips to Columbus Ohio for Columbus Day activities. Nancy Lynn Adams of Texarkana Texas visited her grandmother Mrs G H Black in Patmos and has returned home. Mrs Paul Lewis will stay briefly at home before returning to Jonesboro to be by her sister Mrs Herman Cherry in Bay. Mrs J S Gibson returns from a two week visit in Minneapolis with Mr and Mrs Johnny Gibson and Johnny and Debbie. Mr and Mrs B B McPherson went to Little Rock to see the Jack Gray family. Mr and Mrs Robert McDowell returned from Denver where they visited Mrs McDowell's sister and Mr and Mrs Charles Gwimup and saw points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Middlebrooks of
Columbus
Nancy Lynn Adams
Texarkana
Tex
G. H. Black
Patmos
Paul Lewis
Jonesboro
Herman Cherry
Bay
J. S. Gibson
Minneapolis
Minn
Johnny Gibson
Johnny
Debbie
Robert McDowell
Denver
Colorado
Birth of Karl Andrew Thomason in Augsburg Germany
Capt. and Mrs. William D. Thomason announce the birth of their first child on October 4 in Augsburg Germany. The boy, Karl Andrew, weighs in at eight pounds. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Thomason of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Thomason
Augsburg
Germany
Karl Andrew
Dayton Thomason
Hope
Dear Abby letters on birthday cake and twins
Dear Abby answers readers on a mother inviting eight children to a birthday party and saving cake for a later family event. She also addresses the annoyance of being asked if twins are two, and a mother of twins who jokingly keeps a tally of strangers’ questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Forestville
N.Y
Lady Bird Johnson Draws Large Southern Crowds in Durham
The First Lady drew a mixed crowd at the Durham tobacco auction center, with 12,000 to 12,400 attendees reported as she toured the South on her second day. Education and youth outreach featured prominently during a whistle stop at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where Johnson pressed plans to engage students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Bird Johnson
Durham
N.C
South
Lady Bird
Colege
Commerce
Luther" Hodges
University of North Carolina At
Greensboro
Debts Reduced on Arkansas Highway Bonds Says Treasurer
State Treasurer Nancy J. Hall announced Tuesday that a $760,891.25 payment reduced Arkansas bonded road debt to $48,701,000. The state also took on a $136,331,000 highway refunding bond issue as of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Nancy. J. Hall
Arkansas
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Jamie Russell
Forrest Hutson
Royce Weisenberger
Tonite “Parrish
Dani
Technicolare Olr
Techniscope
Tnt
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Arkansans
Arkansas Blue Cross
Blue Shield Dept
Little Rock, Ark
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Duplicate Bridge Club
George Wright
Luther Hollaman
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Country Club
Taylor Stuart
Elizabeth Bridewell
P. Young, Jr
J. M. Duffie
Matie Hendrix
WSCS
Circle
First Methodist Church
Charles Briant
Annie Erwin
Charles Taylor
W. C. Miller
Candy Harris
Brenda McRoy
Lamar Cox
Linda Wray
Ruth Alice Edwards
Helinda ‘Evans
Yedlellers
Connie Hendrix
Mary Beth Millican
Ralph Smith
Curtis Moran
Blair Shuford
Addie Turner
Leland Warmack
W. E. Fort
Liberty Hill
HD Club
A. B. Kent
Jesse Powell
Ervin Betts
Fix
Gil Fox
Satel
M. QO
M.D
Chester May
Lester Kent
Highway
Toy
Frances LeWine
Virginia
Los Angeles
Calif
Tor
McNaught Syndicate
Fine
Thay
Goldwater
Johnson
Barry Goldwis
Zenith
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