Society notices and gatherings listed for September 1967
A compact list of club meetings and social events from September 18 1967 including Wesleyan Service Guild First Methodist Church Briarwood Elementary PTA and Garrett Memorial Baptist Church activities. Highlights include birthday party for Mary Ann Long and Hansford Long Jr Dorcas class meeting Harvest Time devotional and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
Edward Azlin
Oakhaven
Brookwood Pta
Women of the First Press
Audibyterian Church
James Eral
Hardin, Jr
Mary Ann Long
Hansford Long, Jr
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
David Frith
Joe Harmon
Dee Coffee
Aubrey Collier
Joe Don Webb
Leon Prescott
PEO Meets at Town and Country for Happiness Theme Dinner
Rev. Everett Vinson spoke on Happiness as the year theme for Chapter AE PEO at a Town and Country dinner for 40. Attendees included Mrs. Vinson, Mrs. Stan Harris of Houston, and Chapter AE husbands called the B Us. Newcomers Club elected Mrs. Charles Carey president with officers Randall Leister, Robert Dennis. Births noted: a girl named Nita Kay to Carl Dalrymple Jr. and wife in Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Vinson
Guernsey Isles
Vinson
Stan Harris
Houston
Chapter AE
B.u.’S
Charles Carey
Newcomers Club
East 2Nd
Randall Leister
Robert Dennis
Japan
Mutsuko Hirabayashi
Nobuo Okano
Okano
Keith Dixon
Carl Dalrymple, Jr
Prescott
Texarkana
Nita Kay
Clifford Messer
Hope
Carl Dalrymple, Sr
White House Aides Screened Carefully
Washington AP describes White House social aides as well educated bachelors who volunteer for events and may introduce guests to the President. Aides are screened to fit as an extension of the host and often accompany presidential gatherings since George Washington. Also included is a Constitution Week proclamation by Mayor John B. Gardner of Hope Arkansas designating September 17-23, 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles & Robb
Milwaukee
Wis
President's House
George Washington
John B. Gardner
Constitution Week
Howard Waddle
Paul Klipsch
John Cain Dar
United States of America
United States
Hope
Helen Help Us Matchmaking Woes and Advice Letter
A long readers letter column discusses match making risks, a cautionary tale of Mr S and a widow, and advice on starting a singles club. Helen answers reader questions about finding local clubs, with notes on legal trouble, long distance schemes, and encouraging community organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhu
Helen
P.S
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Rockefeller to Tour Southeast Arkansas Counties
Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller plans a 14 regional Arkansas tour visiting Bradley Ashley Chicot Desha and Drew counties on Wednesday. He will attend a legislators and county judges luncheon in Monticello on Thursday and meet residents privately. The week includes a 22 week Governmental Efficiency Study Commission start and a Hot Springs Arkansas Telephone Association event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Bradley
Ashley
Chicot
Desha
Drew
Monticello
Governmental Efficiency Study Commission
Rocke
Page Theefeller
Commission
Ihedustry
Hot Springs
Arkanesas Telephone Association
Rockefeller
Lonoke Civic Clubs
Arkansas Basin Association
Arkansas Human Resources Council
People
Memphis
Secretary of State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Hollis Samuel
Leroy Samuel
Tina Ambassador
Guy Watkins
Wilson Street
Westwood Addition
American Legion Auxiliary
Dean Murphy
Southland Hiights
Patmos Pta
Albert Graves, Sr
James Gaines
Royce Smith
AE OF
PEO
Guy Basye
Bob Willhite
Webb Laseter
Mary Anita
el Dorado
Rufus Garrett
Gertrude Ticer
Las Vegas
Nev
Bob McCarty
Shreveport
Willie Harris
Tom Waters
A. T. Patterson of
Ashdown
Wadley Hospital
George Green
Little Rock Hospital
Saenger
Theatre Tonite
Harris
Reddy Plan
APAL
Hope (Ark) Star
Hope Star
Helen Bottel
Sah
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth
Robert Heinlein
Mr. Heinlein
First National
Plaid
A&p Coffee
Marvel
Ann Page
Ite
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