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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
6
Card of Thanks from Beth Brinning and Myrtie Snider express appreciation for cards gifts and visits received during hospital stays at Mercy Hospital. They acknowledge support and kindness from friends and community.
The Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Women plan a Friday November 1 meeting with a 9 30 AM coffee at the church. Women from First and Bethel churches are guests. Mrs Ralph Kleese arranged a program on national missions with a caravan theme. Caravan participants from the area will share in the program and a noon reunion will be held.
Fourteen members of Applied Arts IT met with Mrs. Roy Bauer Monday evening. Guest speaker Mrs. Richard Fisher spoke on The Care of Loving Antiques. Earl Griggs opened with an article on love and led the business meeting. Reports from the Tipton club convention and the Iowa City Fine Arts Festival were shared.
A dated column lists numerous public auctions and farm sales in Iowa. Entries specify dates from October 31 to December, farm estates, equipment and livestock auctions, and sale locations such as Keota Keosauqua Washington and Richland with times ranging from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Executors and sellers include Lillie Duke Irene Conrad Dale Robison Marion Farrier Jr Woodrow Crane A C Gingerich Farms and Geo Miller Jr Wesley Lavely Cloyce Stewart and Don Hendrickson. Additional listings cover weekly livestock sales at various county markets.
A dense television grid outlines Oct 30 programming across KRVO and KTVO with news weather and an assortment of shows. The slate includes The Bill, Danny Kaye specials, Hillbillies, I Love Lucy, The Tonight Show style bits and several game and talk shows across both stations.
Dr and Mrs R Bettendorf and the Hillmans hosted visitors in the family home. Mrs Jerry Lewin of San Pedro California arrived for a few days stay at Mr and Mrs Joe Falks home, Lewin being a nephew of the Falks. Mrs Eddie Meyer of Nee nah Wisconsin returned home Monday after a brief visit with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Robert Lowe Sr.
The civil rights bill pushed by President Kennedy cleared the House Judiciary Committee 23-11 but faces a month or more before House passage and may not reach the Senate until next year. Kennedy touts the measure as a basis for lawful race reform across voting, education, employment and public life. In Jackson Mississippi testimony continues on a petition for a permanent injunction against racial demonstrations amid last summer’s unrest, with police warning of potential violence in the capital.
Roman Catholic bishops at the Ecumenical Council voted to accept Pope Paul VI's invitation to a larger role in church governance. They approved the restoration of the ardent order of deacons and debated whether deacons may marry, signaling shifts in priestly celibacy and church authority.
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