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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1967

Page

3

Local society notes feature gatherings and visits across Hope area

September calendar highlights meetings of Tina Ambassador Sunday School, American Legion Auxiliary, Daffodil and Brookwood clubs plus PTA events. Social notes report visits by Kead, Park and Keating parties, a baby born to Fer rand. open house at Hope Country Club and results from a September 16 potluck bridge gathering.

Tina Ambassador Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Guy Watkins Wilson Street Westwood Addition Brookwood Pta James Hardin, Jr Patmos Pta Daffodil Garden Club Bob Kellam Hope Country Club Pamsawalei A Fitch Forrest Hairr J. B. Martin L. L. Webb Jim Pruden Dick Moore Andy Andrews J.B. Martin Terrence Keating Hyattsville, Md 8. L. Murphy Homer Beverley Brack Schenck

San Francisco To Get First Subway Tube

San Francisco begins tunneling for its first subway with two mechanical moles under Mission Street. The project forms part of the $1-billion Bay Area Rapid Transit plan to connect three counties with 75 miles of track including five miles of twin bore tubes beneath the city. The first 93-ton machine started in a four-story shaft at 15th and Mission, with eight more contracts to follow for stations and remaining tunnels.

San Francisco Mission Street Twin Peaks San Francisco Bay Area 8Th Market Streets Civic Center

Wedding Vows Repeated for Miss Linda Baucom Peebles

Miss Linda Baucom became Mrs. David Peebles in a candlelit ceremony at North Street Church of Christ Fayetteville Arkansas on August 25. The Rev M H Peebles performed the double ring vows before an altar of yellow and white flowers. The bride wore a peau de soie gown with lace, pearls, and a chapel train, while her bridesmaids wore yellow crepe dresses. Music included performances by Sammy Peebles and the Harding Christian College A Cappella Chorus. A reception followed at the church and the couple planned a Smoky Mountains honeymoon before settling at 225 N Robay St. The groom will teach at Henderson State College.

Linda Sue Baucom David McQuids Peebles North Street Church of Christ Fayetteville Arkansas Arthur Baucom M. H. Peebles Hope Linda Odom Wanda Foster Maxie Sims Venda Jill Reed Sammy Peebles Harding Christian College M. H. Peebles Jr Wolfe City Texas Larry Peebles Texarkana Roger Hughes Michael Stonesifer Milton Peebles Wolf City Mrs. Baucom Mrs. Peebles Marsha Stonesifer Smoky Mountains David Peebles N. Robay St Arepesarrkene Henderson State College

Debut NBC TV shows mix comedy and adventure in fall preview

AP reviewer Cynthia Lowry surveys NBC and CBS premieres. Accidental Family stars Jerry Van Dyke as a bachelor dad regaining custody of a son, Maya follows a teen in India on the run with an elephant, and Mannix introduces a hard nosed private eye. The Maltese cross closes the note.

Cynthia Lowry New York Network NBC Jerry van Dyke Las Vegas van Dyke Maya India U.S Jay North Sajid Khan Escape Entertainment CBS Mike Connors Mannix

Helen Help Us Youth Advice Page on Teen Dilemmas

A youth advice column asks teens to send questions about theft problems pleasures and troubles. Letters discuss piercing ears parental rules, body image, stepfather concerns, privacy, and being grounded, with Helen offering practical guidance.

Helen

Reforms Planned by Church Group Seeks Denomination Union

in Seattle the Episcopal Church national convention opened with Rt. Rev. John E. Hines urging ecumenical reforms and a move toward union with nine other American denominations while calling for an emergency $3 million yearly effort to aid the Negro poor. He pressed broad changes in worship doctrine education and governance as 10,000 delegates gathered in the Seattle Coliseum. The 49.5 million member church, seen as a bridge between Catholic and Protestant traditions, seeks to lead a national response to racial crisis and social welfare.

Seattle Congress of Episcopalians John E. Hines the Times Seattle Coliseum Hines

Optimism in Teacher Deadlock Heats Up Talks Move to Gracie Mansion

In week-long 1.1 million student walkout, optimism rose as negotiations shifted from a Manhattan hotel to Gracie Mansion. Albert Shanker of the United Federation of Teachers cautioned a 50-50 chance of teachers returning to 900 public schools later this week, while insisting on a printed contract and 24 hours to study before ratification. The talks, ongoing since Friday, include School Superintendent Bernard Donovan and Board of Education President.

Ray Kohn NEW York Asiuiden Manhattan Gracie Board of Education Shanker Bernard E. Donovan

Negotiating gap cited between board and union over cuts

During a hotel break the board and the UFT estimated a gap near 100 million dollars, while Shanker put the difference at 50 to 60 million. Shanker also said demands were reduced from 670 to about 15, with the union insisting on a decisive voice in handling disruptive students.

Page Tives Alfred A. Giardiffo Donovan UFT Shanker Shaker

Crestmoor Knits Bring Italian Red One Piece Dress To Hope

Fashion bulletin extols Crestmoor knits as flattering and slimming with a full length coat in Italian red priced 100 to 125 dollars. A two piece casual kit with black stripes offers versatile wear for games and outings at 60 dollars. See Crestmoor knits today exclusive in Hope.

Crestmoor Hope

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Society American Legion Auxilary Dean Murphy Southland Heights DeAnn Lilac Garden Club Hollis Samuel Leroy Samuel Mes James Maud Blanch Lewallen Paul Bain David Rush Billie Bennie Charles Downing Scott Hutto, Tex A. L. Park Tom Kinser Floyd Porterfield Terrence Keatsing Emmett Thompson Delores McBride Havana Ark Amd Wayne McBride Lowayne McBride Pittsburgh, Pa Charles Ferrand Jeffery Scott Lonnie Ross Ald Horace Vines Jr Bridge Club W. A. Mudgett F. R. Moses Mary K. Lehman R. E. Cooper Miss Hattle Tyree Kansas City Mrs. Oo W. Mills My. Mills Bert Lee Fowler, Cole Edward Lee Colorado Springs Scho Ped By D Scholls Sypee Pialaye Mrs Hope (Ark Helen Bottel Skinny Beccause Jimmie Griffin Sheriff & Collector Hempstead Co Saengei Theatre House OF Medici Vai Charon Rex Heston Harrison Carol Reed Rying Stones The Orlon Knit Hose Ayīe Abe
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