Society events calendar for September gatherings and fundraisers
Calendar notes invite women for luncheons dinners and meetings across local clubs. The Friday Music Club hosts a president’s luncheon for Mrs. Thomas E. Hays Jr. at Heritage House on Sept 19 with reservations through Mrs. Jewell Moore Jr. Other events include a WMA supper fundraiser at Fellowship Hall and varied church group meetings Sept 21 to 24 with devotion programs, offerings, and a Mexican supper in the Methodist church.
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Thomas E. Hays, Jr
Heritage House
Jewell Moore, Jr
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Cecil Atchley
Ben Rateliff
Mary and Martha
Country Club Bridge Luncheon Details
The Country Club hosts a monthly bridge luncheon on Thursday September 25 at 12 30 pm. It is invitational and catered by Ruth Rettig with a price of 1 50 per person. Reservations go to Mrs Al Graves Jr Mrs Sid McMath or Mrs Lester God by Tuesday.
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Country Club
Ruth Rettig
al Graves, Jr
Sid McMath
Lester God
Bookmobile Schedule for Sept 22 to 24
The bookmobile routes list times and stops from Sept 22 to Sept 24. Stops include Allen Home, Cale School, Edwards Home, Patmos Community, Meloy Home, DeAnn, Barber Home, Young Home, Sweat Home, Kidd Home, Woodruff Home, Blevins, Hix Lee Grocery, Justice Home, Columbus, Byers Home, Oakhaven, Washington, Ozan, Bob's Grocery, Toilet Home, Luck Ranch with morning and afternoon stops.
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Allen
Cale
Edwards
Patmos
Meloy
DeAnn
Barber
Young
Sweat
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Lee
Justice
Columbus
Byers
Oakhaven
Washington
Hope High School menus for next week
Hope High School presents weekly menus with daily meals for both middle and elementary sections. Monday through Friday feature meat loaf, barbecue on bun, chicken pie, roast beef, and tuna fish options for high school. elementary meals include spaghetti, hamburger on bun, Vienna sausage, beef pie, and tuna fish patties with sides and desserts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Harvard
Negro Rights Leader Talks With Pope at Vatican
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Pope Paul VI met twenty five minutes at the Vatican to discuss race and Catholic stance on racism. King said the Pope pledged to support a peaceful solution to U.S. racial conflict and oppose violence, marking a rare high level exchange without an official Vatican statement.
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Vatican City
Martin Luther King
Pope Paul VI
Vatican
Tax Relief April to June Effect on Spending and Savings
Balderston notes a lag between higher take home pay and increased spending. As consumers get used to fatter pay, spending rises, with summer months showing adjustment. Spending at 91.8 percent of take home pay did not imply large savings. savings appeared as debt repayment and buying stocks and mutual funds.
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Balderston
Gambling amendment support and church groups clash in Arkansas
A wide exchange on gambling reform unfolds as Rev McDonald and CUAG leaders clash over church involvement. Arkansas officials note arrests for counterfeit within the Capitol. A 17 year old Pamela King is found strangled in Little Rock, while a Baptist minister meets the Pope urging a Vatican stand against racism.
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Erwin L. McDonald
Arkansas Baptist Newsmagazine
Cox
CUAG
Assemblies of God and
Christian Churches
C. W. Ellis
Chickasaw Baptist Church
McGehee
Ralph Phelps
Ouachita Baptist College
Pamela Ann King
Little Rock
Martha Page and Howard Nichols Plan September Wedding
Miss Martha Jean Page became the bride of Howard Glenn Nichols Jr at Heritage House with a ceremony officiated by Rev. Roy S. Bagley. The couple will reside in Houston Texas after the wedding with the bride continuing her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jean Page
Howard Glenn Nichols, Jr
Heritage House
Albert Larence Page
Howard Glenn Nichols
Pine Bluff
Nichols
Roy S. Bagley
Dora Ann King
Patti Page
Joe Nichols
Jane Grigg
Mary Alice Caston
Jim Conner
Arkadelphia
Charles Nichols
Joe Hawkins
Jennifer Cox
Janey Voss
Barbara Reese
W. Gray Street
Houston
Texas
J.C. Penny Company
Bertha Page
North Little Rock
H. G. ‘Nichols
Charles Conner
Mike
A.H. Bumgardner
Fordyce
Dear Abby column on teen style and harassment
A 13 year old girl writes of loss and being teased for hair and clothes, seeking Abby's view on conformity and freedom. The column responds urging parents to support healthy moral development and teen self expression while avoiding harassment. The excerpt also mentions unrelated cases including a Massachu setts murder acquittal and the Barlow Hotel fire with fatalities.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Massachusetts
Jackie Lee Wood
Springdale
R. E. Brians
Wood
Brians
New Bedford
Mass
Barlow
Hope
Arkansas
Yvonne de Carlo Joins The Munsters Cast In Vampiric Role
Hollywood AP reports Yvonne de Carlo tests for a vampire role in The Munsters season coming, two ghoulfriend candidates named Carolyn Jones and Yvonne de Carlo. De Carlo describes the makeup and testing process, comparing the character to a housewife with a green pallor and coffinward pose, aiming to balance glamour with horror.
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Rtee Vdtt
Bob Thomas
Weiler Hollywood
Watnotte
Dorma
Yvonne de Carle
Yvonné
Carolyn Domes
Yvonne
Washington News Briefs and Advice Columns 1964
AP reports U S urges Britain to block an unspecified move while readers submit questions to Abby and Dear Not Dear Traitor reveal family and relationship concerns. The page features Abby's guidance on personal trust and parental divorce dynamics with references to a farm weekend visits and a 1964 copyright notice.
Ives and Jupe Plot Amid Ranch Standstill
In a tense frontier scene Ives confronts Flawrence and Renwick on a ranch porch. Ives asserts a bluff to save Jupe, while waiting for Jupe or Jerre French to prove help or complicate the cattle plan. The standoff unfolds with doubts, threats, and tense horsework as suspense builds toward continuation.
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Flawrence
Sam
Ives
Renwick
Jupe
Frank Ives
Terrapin
Ufs
Jerre French
Cuba to inaugurate weekly air service to Nassau
Cuba's government owned Cubana Airlines will start weekly flights from Havana to Nassau on Monday, amid U S sanctions and calls for non Communist nations to join. State Department confirms talks with Britain in Washington and Nassau on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Cuba
Cubana Airlines
Havana
Nassau
United States
Spain
Mexico
Obert J. McCloskey
State Department
Washington
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Moscow
Dean Rusky
Dobrynin
Washington (Ap
Charles B. Martell
Navy
Soviet Union
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Ween
Shower Springs
WMA
Fellowship Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild No
Hinton Davis
Jamie Russell
Mary Copeland
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Henry Willet
G. C. Clark
Hogarth
John Burke
Cosmopolitan Club
Perry Moses
First National Bank
Patmos P.T.A
Late Show
Dixie Drive-In
Hope Hi School
Hank Snow
Flatt & Scruggs
Flint Will Special
Skeeter Davis
Something Precious
Ferlin Husky
Wing of A Dove
Honk Willigues Jr
Clee
Cold Heart” Mony
Ning
By Gil Fax
Capitol
State Highway Department
State Capitol
Don B. Aley
David Lee Johnson
Robert W. Allen
Secret Service
Pope Paul
Dear Abby
Teeners
Universal
Donna Reed
Fidel Castrato
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
RED Cross Blood Bank
Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Bravo Brand
Fisee
Dekoperen Dem
Babe Ruth