Hendrix Phillips Engagement Told
Mr and Mrs Harold Hendrix announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne to Ronald Phillips of Hope The bride elect attended Southern Nate College The groom elect attended Henderson Nate College and works at Corn Belt Hatcheries A November wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hendrix
Jeanne
Ronald Phillips
Harry Phillips
Hope
Southern Nate College
Henderson Nate College
Corn Belt Hatcheries
Movements and visits in Hope area noted
Mr and Mrs Henry W Harris moved to Denton Texas and live at 1815 Creek Ave. Kailee Su Nester was born Friday October 19 in Michigan to the Al Nesters, grandparents Mrs and Mr Bill Church. Funeral observed for Mrs Lee Dee Flowers. many locals visited including Sherry Dublin Junanne Reynolds. Teachers Sherry Dublin and Junanne Reynolds toured Hope then Garland. Audubon Society film showings drew attendees from Hope and Austin. Local social updates cover visitors from Little Rock Texarkana and ongoing community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Harris
Denton
Tex
Creek Ave
Bill Church
Kailee Su Nester
Michigan
al Nesters
Church
Nesters
Hollis Flowers
Batesville
Lee Dee Flowers
Sherry
Vic Cobb
R.M. Jones
Cecil Bittle
Herbert Rogers
F.M. Horton
A.A. Albritton
Roy Zinger
Emmett Wassell
Hope
R.L. Wassell
Austin
Little Rock
Don Laseter
E.W. Downs
Bill Dillard
Fred Ellis
Garland O'Bryant
H.C. Whitworth
O’bryant
B&pw
Door swings both ways for parents their kids
Abby advises that both sides may need to set terms for a 21 year old living at home. The letter, titled The Parents, questions whether parents should charge and stresses that loving someone does not mean giving endless shelter. The pile of reader notes includes puzzled Denver and a 16 year old revealing family honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Brother
Mama
Papa
Mom
Dad
Denver
Hospital Notes from Memorial Hospital
Admitted: Henry Gilbert Fulton Mrs Don Hall Mrs H G Inscore and Mrs Esther Huddleston all of Hope Dismissed: Bobby Whit marsh Chester Jefferson both of Hope New arrival Mr and Mrs Don Hall Hope boy born October 2 Malinda Mathews Emmett dismissed at Branch General
Officers Named by Third District Arts and Crafts
Members met October 3 in the Douglas Building and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Coy Breeding, Vice-President Mrs. Lex Helms Jr., Secretary Mrs. Wayne Gibson, Treasurer Mrs. B L Church. Byron Cunningham surprised his mother Mrs. Virgie Cunningham with a birthday party after the meeting. They served ice cream, cake, nuts and cold drinks to club members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third District Arts and Crafts
Douglas
Coy Breeding
Lex Helms, Jr
Wayne Gibson
B.L. Church
Byron Cunningham
Virgie Cunningham
Ansley Gilbert
Rita Anderson
Lee Calhoun
Paris Fashion News Signals Big Fall Coat Trend
United Press International reports Mala Rubinstein of Helena Rubinstein highlights the fall winter coat as key, with long swinging steamer styles mid knee to mid calf. Paris collections feature bold colors like ruby red, emerald, electric blue, and smoky mulberry, plus color-coordinated makeup guidance and vibrant yarn sweaters and pant suits from Ginori.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Paris
Mala Rubinstein
Helena Rubinstein
Ginori
Alan Duddle
Revival and community events calendar for Oct 29 to Nov 4
Calendar items from First Baptist Church of Bastard in Lewisville Ark outline revival services Oct 29 through Nov 4 led by Rev Paige Patterson with Charles Colquitt as song leader and morning services Tue through Fri at 7 am plus nursery. Evening events include club meetings potlucks and club concerts, with additional notices about a cemetery fund, reunion, and vitamin guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bastard and
Maple Sts
Lewisville
Ark
Paige Patterson
Charles Colquitt
Hope Country Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon
The Hope Country Club hosted a Thursday luncheon on October 3 with colorful mums and fall leaves. Chicken curry topped the meal as bridge commenced at five tables. top honors went to Charles Munn, with Mrs. Brack Schenck as second high. Prizes went to Mrs. Herbert Burns and Mrs. R.D. Moore. out of town guest Mrs. Ada Ashby of Kearney, Nebraska attended. Hosts were Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. J.C. Moore, and Mrs. Tilman Bearden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Country Club
John Graves
Charles Sharpe Jr
Bill Hairr
Bob Kellam
the Hope Country Club
Charles Munn
Brack Schenck
Herbert Burns
R.D. Moore
Ada Ashby
Kearney
Neb
John Wilson
J.C. Moore
Tilman Bearden
Millwood
Pumpkin Peanut Butter Pie with Spiced Pumpkin Twist
A Halloween pumpkin pie with peanut butter for extra protein and iron. Mix 44 cup brown sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons ginger pinch cloves with 1% cups canned pumpkin 1/2 cup Skippy peanut butter 3 eggs 1 cup dark corn syrup 1 cup light cream. Bake 350 F 60 65 minutes until set. serve with whipped cream.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hendrix-Phillips
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-0
VY. Mews Synd., Inc
Abigal van Buses
Lasky Bs
Col
Ons
Arts and Crafts
Hope High School
Heritage House
Jewell Wynn Talley
Margaret Boyette Smith
Hertha Bowden Kieswetter
Nan Robson Taylor
Mary Black Johnson
Mary Carter Sole
Mary Nell Turner
Lorene Winn Hall
Susie Robberts Shelton
Dewey Hendrix
Irene Bailey Harvey
Ruth Weaver Griffith
Ellen Booth McWilliams
Tom McLarty
Kathleen McLarty
Mamie Belle Holt
Jim Murph
Florence Spragins Hyatt
Annette Rogers
Phares
Mary Anita Laseter
Cosmopolitan Club
Terry Becherer
Sammy Circle
Cub Scout
Garland School
Jett B. Graves
First United Methodist Church
Joe Wilson
Wade Gilbert
R.E. Lively
Elsie Schweiker
Herbert Bristow
Chamber of Commerce
Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Garden Club
J.S. Gibson
Red Goodner
The
Country Boys
Jamie Russell
Jimmy Arnold
Donald Brown
United Methodist Church of
Perry's
Mary Alice Urrey Davis
Memorial Drive
Houston
Macedonia Cemetery
Patmas Road
M.T. Hubbard
Rt. 4
Hope Country Club Ladies’ Bridge
Homes For
Jan Reiner
52Nd Street North
St. Petersburg
Fla
Saenger
Masilus Chambers
Perse Queen
Ted
Eques
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