Community notices from Hope area society pages
The October 23 1968 society listing notes the Fidelis Class of First United Methodist Church hosting a dinner at Mrs Elmer Neighbors home with cohosts named. Various group events follow including Hope B and P W Club coffee at the Chamber of Commerce, Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon, Bodcan PTA meeting with open house, and a Leadership Training Course at First Presbyterian Church led by Mrs Malah Smith. Additional items cover Friday Music Club activities, a gathering for Mrs Tom Epting, a Silver Tea hosted by Hope Iris Club in Washington, and a Rosebud Garden Club meeting with conservation talk. Centerville E H Club, Dorcas class events, a wedding luncheon for Ottis Cash party guests, and a Broadway play attended by Hope residents are listed, plus notes on relatives visiting Centenary College and a Peace Lecture at the First United Methodist Church in Magnolia. Continuous social calendar entries span Oct 23–26 with numerous hostesses and locations.
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First United Methodist Church
Cardinal Defends Jackie in Catholic Church Row
Cardinal Richard Cushing defends Jacqueline Kennedy, calling talk she was excommunicated or driven from the church "a lot of nonsense." He recounts private discussions with Mrs Kennedy about her marriage to Aristotle Onassis, stresses Caritas charity and his close ties to the Kennedys, and questions public condemnation. A Billings letter to God about gender and intelligence closes the report.
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Boston
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Jacqueline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Caritas Guild
Lcensed
Carlas
Caritas
Charly
Kennedy
Jack
Field Trip at Methodist Kindergarten Includes Shopping Trip
Methodist Kindergarten children completed a science oriented field trip series with neighbor walks and season signs. On October 21 they toured downtown to buy gold fish and aquarium supplies. Bill Fuller and Jerry Dale Calhoon supervised traffic, Angie Whitaker and Lynn Duke handled cashiers, and a purchasing committee including Teresa Sisson Julie Duckett Penny McIver Christie Johnson selected items. Two voices per child aided the fish vote tally. The narrative also references National Business Women’s Week activities and a local breakfast with football decor and cheerleaders Mable Ward and Belle Mudgett.
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Methodist Kindergarten
Bill Fuller
Jerry Dale Calhoon
Angie Whitaker
Lynn Duke
Teresa Sisson
Julie Duckett
Penny McIver
Christie Johnson
the Diamond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope B & PW Club
Chamber of Commerce
Hope Country Club
Marian Holder
St. L. Murphy
Earl O'Neal
Bodcan Pta
First Presbyterian Church
Malah Smith
Atlanta
AL Things New
WOC
B. W
Tom Epting
Claude, Tex
Bill Byrd
Byrd
S. Edgewood
Hope Iris Club
Carriage House
Washington
Hempstead County
Beryl Henry School
Hope
Rosebud Garden Club
Brookwood School
Buster Denton
Centerville
E.H
Earl Ross
Veronic Gaynes
E. Q. Bright
James
Deward Collier
Hugh Bearden
Wilma Harris
Jim Langston
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Bapatist Church
Arelene Frith
Allen Gresham
CASTON + CASH REHERSAL
Ottis
Cash
Warren
Arkansas
Perrys
Texarkana College
Junior League of Texarkana
Cecil Delaney
Carla
Kim Cole
Herbert Rogers
Sharon
Susan
Ralph Lehman
Clay
Peggy
Anita McCauley
Royce Weisenberger
Ruth Schooley
Lamar Cox
Robert LaGrone
Frank McLarty
Thomas Hays, Jr
Charles Sharpe, Jr
Emmett Thompson
T. S. Russell
Gene Pendergraft
Jeanne Pruden
Marti Flattery
Marblehead
Mass
Centenary College
Shreveport
Janet Pruden
Louisiana
Ruston
Jim Pruden
Jack Gardner
Andi
Alf Eason
Gerald Kennedy
California
Magnolia
Rotinie Formby
Hawaiian Islands
Capt. Formby
R&k
Viet Hamh
Deanna
J, W, Franks
Cardinal
Jackie
Diane
Kathy
L Sale
By Katz
Ladies Dan River
Creslan
Rephan
ARK
Offsat
Methodist
Nébite Hadnezzar
Babylon
Southern Belle
Los Angeles
Diana Schultz
Moody
LaVeta’ Mouser
Arid Hall of Fame
Martha Stephenson
Norma Jean Delaney
Jack Potter
Opal Her
Arrangement Sur. Vey
Hazel Prichard
Ora Moe
Velora
Nancy
Nancy Hall Bailey
First National
First National Bank
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