Ahn Wollerton Circle and Local Societies Meet Week Schedule
The Society calendar lists multiple meetings from Monday to Saturday including the Ahn Wollerton Circle of The First Baptist Church at 7 30 at Mrs W T Baker 1511 South Elm the Baker Home Demonstration Club at 7 15 p m Mrs T B Fenwick hostesses Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 American Legion Auxiliary at 3 30 p m in the First National Bank Community Room with Mary Ann Bader and Cecilia Delaney organizers. On Tuesday September 15 Hope Division of the Serena Practical Nurses at Memorial Hospital Brookwood P T A Discussion Group at 10 00 a m at home of Mrs Bill Routon. Wednesday September 16 Join Cain Chapter DAR luncheon at 12 noon Heritage House program by Mrs Paul Klipsel hostesses listed. Saturday September 19 President's Luncheon by Friday Music Club at Heritage House noon 12 30 p m reservations through Mrs Jewell Moore Jr. 7-
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Ahn Wollerton
The
First Baptist Church
W. T. Baker
South Elm
Baker Home Demonstration Club
T. B. Fenwick
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie
Brookwood P.T.A
Bill Routon
Join Cain
Dar
Heritage House
Paul Klipsel
Richards Howard
C. M. Agee
Wilbur Jones
Charles Lock
Thomas B. Hays, Jr
Jewell Moore, Jr
School Menus for Next Week
Tentative menus for high and elementary schools for Sept 14 to 18 list daily options. High: Monday chicken and dumplings with English peas and potatoes. Tuesday Italian spaghetti. Wednesday hamburger and macaroni with tomatoes. Thursday meal loaf with tomato sauce. Friday tuna croquettes. Elementary: Monday hot dog, pick beans, coleslaw, apple cobbler. Tuesday spaghetti and meat sauce, green beans, cabbage, celery. Wednesday hamburger on bun, black-eyed peas, slaw. Thursday baked beans with Vienna sausage, corn, slaw. Friday tuna sandwich and peanut butter sandwich, potato salad. Milk served daily.
DeAmn Lilac Garden Club Postpones Meeting Date
The DeAmn Lilac Garden Club postponed its meeting from Tuesday September 15 to Tuesday September 22. Details will be announced later.
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DeAmn Lilac Garden Club
Philadelphia papers back Johnson for president in 1964 race
In Philadelphia two daily papers the Inquirer and Daily News endorsed Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson for president in today’s editions. Both papers, owned by Walter Annenberg, identify themselves as independent publications backing the party’s candidate.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Daily News
Lyndon B. Johnson
Walter Annenberg
Youth Admits Firing Church in Alabama
In Montgomery an unnamed youth admitted setting a fire at Chisholm Methodist Church eight days earlier. Police report the blaze caused an estimated 25 000 to 50 000 dollars in damage as the youth said he wanted to see the fire trucks and crowds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ed Wright
Youth ‘Aid Bureau
Chisholm Methodist
Seven Die in Wreck Near Mount Pleasant Michigan
Seven persons perished in a late Thursday crash on a rain slick road 10 miles southeast of Mount Pleasant Michigan. A six passenger car skidded into the oncoming auto. no one survived. Victims included Therie Shaeffer 17 Linda Shaeffer 15 Terry Shaeffer 2 James Shaeffer 16 Louis David 6 David Malloy 18 and James Leonard 38. Leonard was returning from St Louis Michigan. youths were bound for a store.
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Mount Pleasant
Mich
Michigan
Therie Shaeffer
Linda
Terry
James
Louis David
David Malloy
James Leonard
Leonard
St. Louis
Hill Country Readers Borrow From Six-County Library
Residents of the hill country borrow 2,000 books a month from a sixcounty regional library at Marshall Arkansas. The article notes it marks the first time the Morning Inquirer has endorsed a Democrat for president.
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Morning Inquirer
Hill Country
Marshall
Ark
Bookmobile Schedule En Route To Schools And Homes
Daily bookmobile routes listed with times at McNabb Maret Home Fry Homi Youngblood Cafe Bodcaw Brockman Michaels May Falcon Texas Fastern Laneburg Manns Heading Rosston Shover Springs Times show visits to schools homes groceries and towns with morning and afternoon blocks on Sept 17.
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McNabb
Maret
Fry Homi Am Youngblood Cafe
Bodcaw
Brockman Hill
Michaels
Falcon
Texas Fastern
Laneburg
Mann’s
Rosston
Shover Springs
Louisville pastors toil over sermons yet yearn for time
In Louisville four clergy members discuss sermon prep. They note 20 hours would help but time is scarce. Ideas flow from living, prayer, and reading. They stress sermons must be brief, well prepared, and relevant to life crises.
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Louisvlle
Louisville
J. J. Gittleman
Adath Jeshurun
Cecil C. F. Wagstaff
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Peinkel
Ward
Great Falls Grants Copper Key to Mrs Johnson's Party
Mayor Marian Erdmann gave Mrs. Barry Goldwater a copper key to Great Falls in a playful moment at a Billings jab. Billings had earlier presented Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson with a key. Frazer urged its return, gaining nationwide notice, but she kept it briefly and then sent it back.
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Great Falls, Mont
Marian Erdmann
Barry Goldwater
Great Falls
Billings
Mont
Lyndon B. Johnson
Willard Frazer
Rater
Engagement of Sandra Ann Turner to George Terry Kidd
Mr and Mrs Buddy Turner of Hope announce the engagement of their daughter Sandra Ann to George Terry Kidd son of Mr and Mrs George Kidd of Spring Hill Both graduates from local high schools Sandra Ann Turner a 1964 graduate of Guernsey High and George Kidd a 1962 graduate of Spring Hill High They both are employed in Hope The wedding is set for September 18 at the bride to be home.
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Buddy Turner
Hope
Sandra Ann
George Terry Kidd
George Kidd
Spring Hill
Miss Turner
Uate
Guernsey High School
Spring Hill High School
Wedding Vows Repeated For Evelyn Van Bockern Weliver
Miss Evelyn Van Bockern and Delmer Weliver wed at First Baptist Church Linesville Pa officiated by Rev Silas Achlin. The bride wore a pure organza gown with Chantilly lace and a rose point mantilla. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Margaret Steider and ushers Hollis Van Bockern and David Irong. The couple will reside in Iowa City after a honeymoon in Northern Michigan. The bride plans further study at Iowa and the groom pursues a master's at Iowa, while serving in the Army Concert Band earlier.
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Evelyn van Bockern
H.D.J. van Bockern
Linesville
Delmer Weliver
Earl Weliver
Hope
First Baptist Church
Silas Achlin
Esther van Bockern
Cleveland
Harold Gillette
John van Bockern
Mile
Gisele Thibault
Mr. van Bockern
Quebec
Ymphony
Margaret Steider
Conneaut Lake
Richard Hoggard
Hop
Hollis van Bockern
David Irong
Johnstown
Carroll Irons
Michigan
Wendell ‘Trons
Florida
Carol Green
Washington, D. C
Gayle Simmerman
Lynda Schambach
Connie Powell
Sandy Young
David Irons
Howard Trons
Wendell Trons
West Benton St
Iowa City
Iowa
Presbyterian University School Ofursing
Pittsburgh
My Living Doll Stars and New Host Changes in TV Lineup
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports Robert Cummings stars as a bachelor psychiatrist who tends a space robot in CBSs My Living Doll while Julie Newmar portrays the emotionless android. Pye Got a Secret begins its 13th season with Garry Moore leaving and Steve Allen taking over hosting duties. Hollywood Palace season two opens Sept 19 with Debbie Reynolds introducing acts as first female hostess.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood (Ap
Robert Cumthings
Cummings
Rhoda
Julie Newmar
Miss Newmar
Pye
CBS
Garry Moore
Steve Allen
Moore
England
Hollywood Palace
ABC
Debbie Reynolds
Dear Abby Advice Columns on Marriage and Morality
Abbreviated Dear Abby column humorously cites ancient admonitions and modern marital advice. The page includes letters about a husband labeled hen pecked, a wife seeking respect, and a cautioned affair, with Abby offering guidance on behavior, fidelity, and self-control. The piece reflects 1964 syndicated advice culture and social norms.
Liz and Ex-Hubby Win Court Rounds Over Cleopatra Revenues
Actress Elizabeth Taylor and former husband Eddie Fisher prevail again in court against 20th Century Fox over Cleopatra profits. Federal Judge Thurmond Clarke rejects Fox bid to dismiss the suit for a second time. Taylor and Fisher own 85 percent of MCL, a Swiss firm, which holds 35 percent of the $40 million film. Fox owns 55 percent and Walwa Films holds 10 percent.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
20Th Century-Fox Films
Thurmond Clarke
Miss Taylor
Fisher
MCL
Fox
Walwa Films
Arkansas Life Snippets and Local Color From Texarkana
A collage from Arkansas life features a cashier who finds the job nice but notes many customers are broke, a Little Rock bank teller named Mrs Cash, a father using a bank time service for his son, and a baby talky with a First National Bank. Stuttgart pride signals from a roadside sign while a St Francis County nest fire evacuates Lincoln High School students. An azalea in Jonesboro blooms year round after special feeding, illustrating local gardening lore.
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Little Rock
First National Bank
St. Francis County
Lincoln Senior High School
Mrs
Roy Martin
Jonesboro
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Memorial Hospital
Dixie Drive-In
Hepe Hi School
Walph Wanns
Lies al Fou
Matt Acto
Reat
Saenger
Mondey
Pink Panther
Murisch
Bara St . Reena
Sweetie Pie
Central High
By Nedine Seltzer
Sandra Ann Turner
Mrs. Delmer Weliver
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Milton
Calif
McNaught Syndicate
Liz
Life In
Arkansas
Alvin Schay
Associated Press
Texarkana Gazette
Foans
Little Rock Bank
Mrs. Cash
Pete Moll Sr
Stuttgart
Brunswick
U.S.70
Memphis
By Gil Fox
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