Community society notices and club meetings in October
Calendar items list meetings for the Hope Division of Licensed Practical Nurses the Hope Art Chapter and other groups on Tuesday October 20 with film programs potlucks and district gatherings. Additional events include tryouts for Night of January 16 theater auditions social gatherings and Wednesday through Friday club sessions with speakers and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Division
Memorial Hospital
Hope Art
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Talbot Feild, Jr
Community Theatre
City Hall
David Pearson
Brig Club
Floyd Crank
Hope [Ris
Fall fashion accessories at Raley's Style Shoppe
Regular readers know we skip chatter to present facts about smart fall accessories. Silky chiffon smoke-ring scarfs priced 2.00 to 3.00 stay put, three lengths kid gloves 5.98 to 9.98, Doris Original Beaver hats and other styles, Italian knit sweaters 17.95 to 19.95, plus jewelry and hosiery from Jane and others. Visit Hope's House of Fashion at Raley's Style Shoppe to see more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Maria Foundation
Henson
Kickernick
Sunny South
Raley
Hope’s
House of Fashion
Coming and Going in Union County and Texarkana
Social notes list attendees and visitors across Union County and Texarkana. Bethel Methodist Church hosted a welcome service with longtime pastors J. D. Montgomery and W. R. Burks. Local residents and visitors from Hope Hobbs and Willisville joined relatives at family gatherings, travels, and ballgames in Austin and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kinard
E. P. Young
Bethel Methodist Church
Union County
el Dorado
J. D. Montgomery
W. R. Burks
Hope
Hospital Notes from Memorial and Branch Hospitals
Admissions include Mrs Ray Law rence, Hope Jimmy Singleton, Hope Mrs S E Forester Prescott, Mrs G W Cleaver Hope Ernless Grisham Emmet Lloyd McJunkins Saratoga John A Wilson Hope. Discharges include Mrs Bobby Teague and baby, Hope Mrs Olie Ames Hope Mrs Jack Anderson McNab Mrs Johnnie Thompson Washington Mrs Olin Purtle Hope Sheila Smith Hope Mrs Rufus Taylor Hope Mrs B N Holt George Ward Buckner Ark Branch Hospital admits Dean Browning Hope John Thomas Texas aria Mrs Betty Crider Mccaskell Mrs John Bolt Chidester Mrs Faye York Hope Ervin Dodson Hope Tommy Lively Hope Discharges Burke Scott Mccaskill John Crow Hope Mrs Fannie Horton Patmos Mrs Raymond Aaron and baby girl Hope Ed Hill Saratoga Mrs B A McKamie Hope Mrs Betty Crider Mccaskell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lawrence
Hope
Jimmy Singleton
S. E. Forester
Prescott
G. W. Cleaver
Ernless Grisham
Emmet
Lloyd McJunkins
Saratoga
John A. Wilson
Bobby Teague
Baby Et
Olie Ames
Jack Anderson
McNab
Johnnie Thompson
Washington
Olin Purtle
Sheila Smith
Rufus Taylor
B. N. Holt
George Ward
Buckner
Ark
Branch Hospital
Dean Browning
John Thomas
Texarkana
Betty Crider
MccCaskill
John Bolt
Chidhester
Faye York
Ervin Dodson
Tommy Lively
Burke Scott
McCaskill
John Crow
Fannie Horton
North Viet Nam Reports U S Bombing Advancing Close To Border
North Viet Nam accused U S fighter aircraft from Laos and South Viet Nam of bombing and strafing villages Friday and Saturday near the border. Radio Hanoi named Karua village inside North Viet Nam and claimed three planes attacked the area in related strikes. In Sumatra a Soviet transport with 16 aboard crashed, killing three locals, including a dance troupe and TV crew en route to training Woops. An Algerian army unit captured Ho sinne Ait Ahmed, rebel leader in Kabylie Mountains.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Laos
Radio
Jakarta
Indonesi
Sumatra
Palembay
Aloters (Ap
Hosine Ait Ahmed
Kabylie
Moun
Summer Spending Rises Amid IMF Economic Outlook
New York AP reports American consumers spent at least $2 billion more in summer than spring, boosting the gross national product toward a predicted $623 billion for 1964. Despite GM strikes and election uncertainties, gains remain solid with consumer spending driving growth and prices rising under 3 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commerce Department
DeQueen Emerges Center After 1896 Railroad Rise
With the Kansas City Southern Railroad completed in 1896 the town of DeQueen then Calamity became the agricultural and industrial hub of Sevier County and the county seat was moved there, signaling a pivotal civic shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Southern Railroad
DeQueen
Calamity
Sevier County
Hall of Fame bows with lavish but dull Fantasticks on TV
Television review contrasts NBC Hall of Fame premiere with a chipped Fantasticks adaptation. John Davidson and Susan Watson look handsome and sing well, Bert Lahr and Stanley Holloway land light laughs, Ricardo Montalban shines. but the stage to screen cut dulls the tale. Dinah Shore returns in a new ABC variety hour, with Rosemarie George Gobel and David Janssen. light, pleasant songs and sketches mix with teen praise, though lacking the chic polish of past NBC magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NBC
Hall of Fame
John ‘Davidson
Susan Watson
Bert Lahr
Stanley Holloway
Ricardo Montalban
The
Fantasticks
Dinah Shore
ABC
Rosemarie George Gobel
David Janssen
Dinah
Alice Faye Returns to TV on ABC Hollywood Palace
Bob Thomas notes Alice Faye, back from the desert, appearing on ABCs Hollywood Palace on November 14, singing her classic hit and lamenting smog. She says her husband Phil Harris pushed her to stay active, enjoying the routine despite the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Alice Faye
Alexander
Tyrone Power
Don Ameche
Alice
Great American Desert
Hollywood Palace
ABC
Phil
Phil Harris
Harrises
Ates
Elm Springs
20Th Century Fox
Allexander
Washington Square
Moon landings face 50 50 odds in Soviet lead
AP report notes US space expert Dr Edward C Welsh sees a Soviet Oct 12 orbital flight as evidence Russians may be ahead in moon mission. He doubts the booster must be as strong as the Saturn and cites USS Croatan as a future floating launch pad for 40 scientific packages during a three month voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
U.S
Edward C. Welsh
National Aeronautics and Space Council
Radio Press International
People
Washington (Ap
Civil Service
Warren Commission
Dallas
Tex
John F.kennedy
Earl Warren
American Society
Newspaper Editors
Radioelevision News Directors Association
National Press Photographers Association
Associated Press
Managing‘ Editors
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional ‘Journalistic Society
Rockefeller dedicates Auto Museum II in Morriston Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller dedicates the Museum of Automobiles in Morriston Arkansas calling it a model for the state. Director Alan Symond says about 7 500 watched 141 antique cars parade and 184 autos were registered for a two day Antique Automobile Fair with a hill climb halted by state police after complaints about blocking traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morriston
Ark
Winthrop Rockefeller
Museum of Automobiles
Arkansas
Rockefeller
Alan Symond
Freezing Weather in Some Areas Across the East
The Associated Press reports icy temperatures with rain and some snow in the eastern United States while a warming trend develops west of the Rockies. Readings drop into the 20s in the central Rockies with frost likely to reach the Oklahoma Texas Panhandle. light snow falls over the northern Great Lakes as cool Pacific air moves inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Oklahoma-Texas Panhandle
Great Lakes
Dear Abby in 1964 Etiquette Letters Stir Controversy
In a 1964 Dear Abby column a reader complains about children at a June wedding and a lack of regard for etiquette rules. Abby responds about laws of consideration and the need to balance social norms with practicality. A Chicago couple asks about protecting a novel toothpaste idea, and Abby directs them to legal avenues and resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Imine
Emily
Amy
Mrs. B.P
Chicago
Weather line spans New England to Texas with showers
A leading edge of a broad weather system extends from New England to Texas with a line of showers developing from New York across the region to the west Gulf states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Texas
New York
West Gulf States
Arkansan Clyde Fay Named President of John Hancock
Clyde F. Fay of Little Rock Arkansas was elected president of John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co succeeding Rene K. Elliott. Fay, currently executive vice president, will assume the post January 2 and also serves as chairman of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Clyde F. Fay
Little Rock
Ark
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co
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James Walker
Rhevine
Hombculture
Harold Palach
Stephen
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Jess
Walker
Paul Fuls
Charles A. Haynes
Catts House
Lilac Garden Club
B. W. Edwards
Guy Downing
Paisley P.T.A
Earl Downs
the Hope Country Club
Sam W. Strong
Thomas Hays
Jim James
Joe Watkins
Ramsey-Cargile
VFW
James Laughard
Bob Moers
Wesleyan Service Guilds
Royce Weisenberger
Brookwood Pta
Pod Rogers
Leslie Huddleston
C.M. Agee
Golden Age Club
Ervin Gleghorn
T. L. Smith
Dora Wortham
L. L. Smith
Zora Tullis
LuAllen
Youthcenter
Daffodil Garden Club
Bob Osburn
Monty Monts
Walt Disney
Doris
Mr. John Jr
Oleg Cassini
William Cummings
Hobbs, N.M
Richard Arnold
DeAnn Road
Manus
Fordyce
Phillip Manus
Charles Nelms
Mr. and Graydon Anthony
Ollie Munn
Willisville
Ima Jean West
G. H. Black
Patmos
Paul Raley
Pine Bluff
David Pack
Jefferson Hospital
U of A
U of Texas
Austin
Leo Ray
Jack Ray
E. E. Wassel
Matt
Qwen Nix
John Nix
Shey Sharpe
K. G. Hamilton
Ken
Denise Rogers
Lyle Brown
George Frazier
Don Westbrook
Byron Heiner
Razorbacks
Lynn Harris
George Wright
Joe Rooker
Bob Tollessoms
Douglas Lowry
Russellville
Margaret Rutherford
Worley
Robson Christie's
Para
World News
Hope Star
Frank Douglas
S. Main
Star Office
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AP Business News
Tains
Defense Ministry
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Algiers
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Woelington
Auto Museum II
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Peeker
Peecker
Vermont
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Calif
McNaught Syndicate Inc
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Yuan
KODAK
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Electric Eye
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Ward & Son Drug Co
E Sahoatek
Post Offi
Cobbies
Red Cross
Tangier
A & Family Show Store
Bre Shoes
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