October society events calendar at First Methodist and community groups
October activities list dozens of gatherings across Brookwood and Hope High, including WSCS Call to Prayer and Self Denial at First Methodist, PTA and club meetings, Cub Pack organizational events, a pot luck class, and a Beethoven program by the Friday Music Club with local performances and schedule notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Nue
Bob Turner
R. T. White
Kim Robertson
Harry McLemore
Edwin Ward
Cub Pack 92
Brookwood School
Dallas Spring Fashion Market Opens October Market in Dallas
Attendees and buyers from the Southwest will sample spring fashions from over 3 000 lines at the Merchandise Mart during the October 25 30 event sponsored by National Fashion Exhibitors of America. The American Fashion Association appears at the new Apparel Mart as Dallas markets rank among the top three nationwide.
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Dallas
Southwest
America
American Fashion Association
New York
West Coast
October Homemakers Club meeting and births in Hope
The Homemakers Demonstration Club met October 20 at Mrs. W. B. Beggs home with about 30 attendees including Mrs. James Greene and Miss re Allen of Greenville. Mrs. Carlton Hoberts opened with devotions on Rainbows. Radioactive Fallout on the Farm was discussed, and Roscoe Bowden won a door prize. Births: James Gilbert and wife announce a 7 lb 1 oz girl born October 25 at Wadley Hospital, with grandparents Eugene Norvell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilbert all of Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope’ High School
W. A. Williams
Susan Cobb
Simon Bolivar
San Martini
Beethovan
Ludwig van Beethovan
Thomas E. Hays
Bob Frazier
George Frazier
Carol Frazier
Frazier
B. C. Hyatt
Haytt
Roy Stephenson
Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Music Club
KXAR
Hob Moers
Hays
James Greene
Re Allen
Greenville
Homemakers HO Club
Homemakers Home Demonstration Club
W. B. Beggs
Carlton Hoberts
Gordon Renshaw
W. C. Bramlett
H.C. Whitworth
R. &. Cooper
James. Gilbert
New Boston
Tex
Wadley Hospital
Texarkana
All of
Hope
Eugene Norvell
Carl Gilbert
Weekend Travels Of Hendrix College Students And Friends
Hope residents recount a busy weekend with Hendrix College students Cookie Jones Phala Brown Johnny Honeycutt Paul Henley Bill Reinhardt and Joe Purvis along with Mrs Hazel Bright and Mr and Mrs Charles B Huckabee returning from Houston after Mrs Foster Citly underwent successful open heart surgery. Others like Mrs Herbert Burns and Mrs Marian Holder toured North Carolina Virginia Washington DC New Jersey New York Pennsylvania and Kentucky enjoying Broadway shows Sound of Music and How to Succeed Without Really Trying. Dr and Mrs Lloyd Guerin returned from Portland and San Francisco after attending his parents Golden Wedding anniversary. Mrs Margaret Cockerell Dallas visited Mrs Gladys Hamilton while Dr Colonel Don Brashier Dallas stayed with his mother Mrs Bill Brashier and relatives. Jack Gray and family visited Little Rock relatives. Mrs Frederick M Edwards of Oak Park IL visited her father O F Ruggles in Shower Springs. The Ruggles family joined Hot Springs relatives at a Miller home for a reunion and Mrs Edwards 64th birthday before returning to Illinois.
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Hendrix College
Hope
Cookie Jones
Phala Brown
Johnny Honeycutt
Paul Henley
Bill Reinhardt
Joe Purvis
Hazel Bright
Charles B. Huckabee
Houston
Foster Citly
Texarkana
Herbert Burns
Marian Holder
North Carolina
Virginia
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Lloyd Guerin
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Frederick M. Edwards
Oak Park
Ill
O .F. Ruggles
Shower Springs
Ruggles
Hot Springs
City street paving debate and funding options
A letter to Mrs. Butler explains Hope's street maintenance program, the push for paving southside streets, and the need to fund via improvement districts or city equity. It notes the 60 percent funding from grants and the difficulty obtaining two thirds property approval to form districts, aiming to keep downtown and southeast streets from further deterioration.
Clark Co Official Killed in Wrack
James M. Modlin, 58, Clark County circuit clerk, was fatally injured when struck by a car on Interstate 30 near Little Rock after a minor wreck. The driver, Capt. Clarence W Troutman, 34, of Little Rock Air Force Base, remained at the scene. Modlin and three Arkadelphia residents had stepped from a vehicle to wave traffic.
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Little Rock
James M. Modlin
Arkadelphia
Here
Modlin
Clark County
Clarence W.troutman
Little Rock Air Force Base
James T Gooch
Neil Moorman
J. Hugh Cookadoo
Hoover Was for Self Reliance
AP analysis traces President Hoover's paradoxes between his World War I relief efforts and his reluctance to provide direct American aid during the Depression. The piece argues his self reliance philosophy, rooted in 18th century liberalism, masked a flawed belief that all people have equal opportunity without government support. It notes inherited views from Smith Jefferson and Jackson, contrasting them with realities of unequal birth and circumstances.
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James Marlow
Washington
Hoover
France
England
Adam Smith
Smith
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Jefferson
Cicero
Jeferson
Jackson
America
Supreme Court
White House
Congress
Texas
Cleveland
Flood's move halted by threatened shooting incident
Martinez California AP reports Carl Mood flood center of the St. Louis Cardinals as his landlord threat a gunman to stop him from moving into a rented home in Alamo. Judge Richard Arnason granted a restraining order. defendants Oliver of Zephyr Cove Nevada and George Finn face a $10,000 damages suit.
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Alaino
Oakland
Contra Costa County Superior Court
Arnason
Constance A. Oliver
Zephyr Cove
Ney
George C. Finn
Finn
Flood
Phyllis Scofield
Dal
Dear Abby One Woman's Secret Confession Dilemma
A reader shares guilt over an affair and a child with another man, choosing privacy over disclosure. Abby counsels honesty but readers argue confession harms innocents, describing personal harm from a spouse revealing infidelity. A Pasadena man voices regret for confessing.
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Abby
Christ
Pasadena
Confession and forgiveness in marriage vows 1964
A 1964 McNaught Syndicate advice column discusses whether to confess to a spouse after wrongdoing. It argues confession harms innocents and urges restitution through prayer, silence, kindness, and restraint. Readers are invited to write to Abby in Los Angeles for personal replies and a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Joplin
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Leaser Threats Over Negro Tenant Sparked Legal Action
vid Robinson leased a $35,000 house to Flood for $290 monthly for a year. Mrs Scofield leased to Finn, who aided by another armed man blocked the driveway and threatened to shoot any Negro tenant. Finn and twin brother Charles had prior legal news over a surplus airplane.
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Finn
Charles
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Cosmopolitan Club
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Kelly Bryant
Patmos Pta
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Gary Jones
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J. W. Feild
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Raley
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Ward & Son Drug Co
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Senet
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John Bill Jordan
Margaret Cockerell
Gladys Hamilton
Don Brashier
Bill Brashier
Jack Gray
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the Star
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Garland County
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Shreveport
Texgikong
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Woodmen of the World
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