Community church meetings spread across October 12
A dense listing of October 12 church and club meetings from Wesleyan Methodist Baptist Presbyterian and community groups across Hope. Devotions programs and circle meetings led by named members at homes and churches with times from 2 p m to 7 30 p m and plans for fall activities and lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Seaice Ed No
Jarkie Russell
Mra Forrest Hotson
Royce’ Welsenberger
Ann: Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Alvia Johnson
East Third Street
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Leslie, Huddleston
First National
Bank
An-T
Paisley
WSCS
First ‘Methodist Church
WMS
The
P. L. Perkins
Hoye “Iris Club
James Alker
Blevins
Hard
Stephens
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Paul Klipsch
Neil Crank
Hope Junior Auxiliary
Paisley School
Friendship, Home Demonstration Club
H. A. Woodruff
Hope Men’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Hope
Methodist Church
Alfred de Black
Nashville
James Swain
John’s
Miller announces birth of son George Chadwick Miller
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Jr of Indianapolis announce the birth of their first child a son born Monday October 5 weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces named George Chadwick The mother is Sandra Hobbs of Hope Grandparents are Mrs G A Hobbs of Hope and Dr and Mrs George Miller of Dallas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
George Chadwick
Weekend visits and travels span several states
Mr and Mrs Garrett Story Jr and Mrs Harriett Ann Pamela Paul and Wind Rusty spent the weekend with the Story family and Mr and Mrs Ted Bicknell in Groves Texas. They traveled to Stavis with the Ridlings for World Series games and visited Hope for several days. Mrs G A Hobbs visits Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs George Miller Jr and their new son. Mrs Calvin Smith and children went to Little Rock to see her sister Miss Glenda Rash and niece Miss Jeanine Overstreet. Mr Smith and the Bill Smith family joined for Baylor Arkansas game and Conway anniversary events marking 50 years of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Story, Jr
Harriett Ann
Pamela
Paul
Wind Rusty
Greenville Tex
Mrs. Garrett Story
Ted Bicknell
Groves, Tex
Stavis
Thurman. Ridling
Hope
Dear Abby column snippets illuminate advice style
A collage of readers letters and Abby’s terse counsel. Topics include dating morals in college, marriage, fidelity, and friendship boundaries. The column preserves era voice while offering blunt guidance on reputation, trust, and personal choices.
Letter Calls for Dog Leash Ordinance in Hope
A Hope reader recounts Skippy the dog’s death from suspected poisoning and urges a city leash or pen ordinance. The writer laments past inaction and appeals to neighbors to prevent further canine tragedies by enforcing responsible ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Skippy
Alves ‘Ot Sone Pels
Grade
Abby's wedding booklet order offer
Public notice requests four stamped self addressed envelopes and a 50 cent payment to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California for her booklet Now to Have A Lovely Wedding. Copyright McNaught Syndicate Inc 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Goldwater Keeps Focus On Constitution In Tight Arizona Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater presses the constitutional issue in a coast to coast bid. He attacks Johnson on Soviet coexistence and nuclear control while touting Social Security and tax cuts. Goldwater criticizes Johnson’s spending and calls for a return to morality and a balanced budget as he appeals to conservatives in key states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Barry
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Toldwater
Bobby Baker
Philadelphia
GOP
Lubbock
Tex
World Affairs Council
Los Angeles
City woman seeks dog protection ordinance
Mrs Gracie Clark of 620 W Gih St advocates a city ordinance to protect dogs and improve the community. She believes passing such a measure would make the town a nicer place to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gracie Clark
W. Gih
Wanted Men Women for U S Civil Service Jobs Now
Wanted men and women aged 18 to 52 for U S Civil Service openings in the area over the next year. Positions pay up to 446 dollars monthly, with strong security and advancement. Tests required, Lingern Service offers preparation since 1948, not government. Free information by coupon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service
Lingern Service
Igh
Lincoln Service
Perkin
Islingis
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guild
Jamies’ McLarty, Jr
Hazel Castle
J. W. Perkins
Hope Community Theatre
George Frazier
David Pearson
Monnday
First Presbyterian ‘Church
James Mitchell
Crit Stuart, Sr
Baker Home
Merlin
Hope’ Art
First National Bank
Talbot Field Jr
Garland Pta
Bil Flanders
Brookwood Pta
Elmer Brown
Hom the. Eeecutive Board
Ohecatiive Board
Earl
Downs
Daffodil Garden Club
Bob Osburn
Cherry Street
Victory HD Club
Delores
McBride
Hempstead County
Victory’ Home Demonstration Club
Dexter
Alford
Cecil Smith
Jack
Sumpter
Joe Willett
Lt. Hampton
Jack Sumpter
Bridge Club
Garrett Story
R.E. Cooper
Dewey Camp
Saenger
Utonite
Q Echnigolor
Warner Bros
WINGE
Prokingom
Walter Bren Ward
Ssrcencmeows i
John P. Cox Drug CO
Arkansas
G. A. Hobbs
George’ Miller, Jr
Rendal
Dear
Abigail
Ality
Mary
June
Doge
AP News
Henice Ors Ga
Kwick Keisp Bacon Good
Wed
Big Seagre
the Krager Co
Jar
Alma
Embassy
Pree
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