Social calendar deadlines and weekly club events listed
Deadline for social calendar items is Wednesday at 9 a.m for the Sunday issue and 11 a.m. Saturday. Monday events include DeMolays in Masonic Hall and WWI Barracks and Auxiliary supper and bingo in Veterans Building. Elks Ladies dinner at IOOF Lodge follows. Tuesday features a Church of Christ family breakfast and a First Baptist Church Ladies FHA open house in the high school, with a story time slot.
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Masonic Hall
Veterans Building
Elks Ladies Dinfer
Ioof Lodge
Church of Christ Family
First Baptist Church of Christ Ladies Cl— Fha
Friendship Club News Highlights Local Visits and Plans
Miss Annie Pearl Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Davis, visits for the weekend while attending Tyler Barber College. Willie F. Clark plans to attend Midwestern University in September. Mrs. Pearl Allen hosts two grandchildren for the summer from Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Felix Johnson host Mrs. Burnst and daughter visiting from Cushion. Mrs. Mary Hanes visits daughter Gracie Anderson for two weeks.
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Carl Bateman
Annie Pearl Davis
W. T. Davis
Tyler Barber College
Willie F. Clark
Midwestern University
Pearl Allen
Fort Worth
Felix Johnson
House of Prayer Meetings To Continue
The revival that began Sunday in the House of Prayer will continue this week with services at 7 30 p m each evening said the pastor Rev Pearl Robinson. Mrs Guyon Norman of Arlie is the evangelist and special music and singing is being presented by the Long Hibler family. The public is invited.
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House of Prayer
Pearl Robinson
Guyon Norman of
Arlie
Long Hibler
Admitted names listed for Monday through today
A fragment lists individuals admitted across days including John Epps A Nelson Merrell Alan Aha Monday event and Franklin Morris noted as admitted today. The text shows multiple names tied to admissions with day indicators.
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John Epps
BE. A. Nelson
Ng Merrell
Alan Ahaa
Aymon Larmen
Franklin Morris
Johnson Proclaims Flag Day Urging National Vigilance
President Johnson issues a Flag Day proclamation urging every American to fly the flag on Wednesday to mark the 190th anniversary of Congress designating Stars and Stripes as the national banner. He calls for patriotic display at home and business and for adults to teach children its meaning.
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UPI
Johnson
Eth Conpoe Congress
Monaghans Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ross Monaghan of Victa Falls formerly of Childress welcomed family and friends at a Sunday reception in Wichita Falls for their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts included children Cecil Monaghan Doyle Monaghan James H. Brown Ray Monaghan and others. Grandchildren assisted as golden decor themed the Woman's Forum. Both are longtime Childress County families. he later ran an Olds dealership in Wichita Falls before retiring in 1960.
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Ivan Ross Monaghan
Victa Falls
Childress
Woman's Forum
Monaghan
Cecil Monaghan
Doyle Monaghan
Wichita Falls
James H. Brown
Houston
Ray O Monaghan
Gallup
Molly
Amy
Carey
Kevin Monaghan
Keith Monaghan
Suzanne Atchley
Melissa
Scott Monaghan
Iis Sutter
Executives 40-Plus aid fired men to regain work
The 40-Plus of New York helps executives aged 40 plus find new posts after job loss due to mergers, consolidations, or retirement. Col. James E. Wilson, president, says candidates are screened and provided job counseling, resume help, and dry run interviews to restore morale and rejoin the workforce.
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Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
40- Plus of
James E. Wilson
Seoul
Col. Wilson
Burke shifts from TV to major film role in Valley of the Dolls
Hollywood talks up Paul Burke who rose from TV to films as co star in Valley of the Dolls and plans another movie role Crown Caper. He notes loyalty to television, has starred in five series, and wants to see more pictures now that he enters cinema. Brice reflects on a prizefighter father Marty Burke and his own acting path.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
20th-Century-Fox
Paul Burke
Burke
Aitor Hs
Jeve McQueen
Jim Garner
McQueen
Brice
Marty Burke
Public TV plan aims to rock the boat in fall news series
Av Westin of NET spoke in New York on a coast to coast Sunday night news program. He said the Ford Foundation funds the autonomous public lab to interconnect stations, cover the 1968 conventions, and strengthen non commercial television against network pressures.
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Rick DU Brow
United Press International Hollywood
UPI
National Educational Television
Av Westin
Public Broadcast Laboratory
NET
New York
the Laboratory
Ford Foundation
Westin
Carnegie Commission
California
Arkansas
Washington
Floral fashion: fresh flower jewelry trends and tips
The article traces floral jewelry from ancient eras to modern summer styles. It highlights real flower earrings and blossom accents for necklaces bracelets and rings. Florists report rising demand for daisies orchids stephanotus and lily of the valley inspired pieces to complement wardrobes and create romantic looks.
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New York
NEA
Eve
Adam
Cleopatra
Marc Antony
Egypt
Ake
FTD Florists
Romania's Radio Bucharest Broadcasts Pro Arab News
Guardian reports Romania's Radio Bucharest aired pro Arab programming to the United States in Yiddish. The item notes international confusion and UPI coverage from London.
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London
UPI
Guardian
Romania
Radio
Bucharest
United States
Local Forecast and Social Notes Mention Wichita Falls Visit
Morning cloudiness gives way to partly cloudy warm conditions with showers possible. Temps range 72 to 90. Supt. J W Hamilton travels to Wichita Falls on business. Smiths return from Scottsbluff after hearing their daughter. Lankford visitors from Lazaar and Cheyenne. McCain family moving to Fort Smith after Rice University graduation.
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J. W. Hamilton
Wichita Falls
Orville K. Smith
Scottsbluff
Neb
Pertie Dobbs
W. B. Thomas
Lazaar
Delbert Harrell
Kansas City
Kan
Joan Davis
Doyle
Kenneth
Walters
Okla
R. D. Lan
Family visitors highlight Arlington gathering
Visitors in the Dave McCain home included Mr. and Mrs. Plate Crane of Wellington and grandson Third Class Chief Petty Officer David Lee McCain. They visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Conway, aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Travis McCain and Larry, and Cranes who are former residents, now in Arlington with relatives.
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Whirlpool Inc
Dave McCain
Plate Crane
Wellington
David Lee McCain
Raymond Conway
Travis McCain
Larry
Arlington
Marshall Named To Supreme Court
President Johnson named Thurgood Marshall to be the first Black justice on the Supreme Court. Marshall will succeed Justice Tom C. Clark, who retired after announcing his son Ramsey Clark as attorney general.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
White House
Marshall
Tom C. Clark
Clark
Ramsey Clark
High Tribunal
Dow Jones Averages Rise At 11 A.M.
The Dow Jones averages show gains across sectors with the Industrials up to 883.13, Rails at 257.55, Utilities at 133.45, and the broader 65-stock index at 322.16, reflecting broad market strength. Investors monitor ongoing activity as prices advance.
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Dow Jones
A.m
Indus
Treasury shows year to June 8 balances and flows
Treasury reports for the year through June 8 with withdrawals totaling 158,028,010,243.58 and deposits 145,597,256,437.47. The cash balance stands at 3,873,606,619.12 with public debt at 331,292,529,733.73 and gold at 13,100,076,120.67.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Labor Secretary vows draft deferments for union apprentices
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz says he will use all power to secure draft deferments for union apprenticeship trainees. He tells AFL-CIO building trades conference delegates that he opposes deferments even for college students. He adds that those learning through hardship should receive equal treatment to college students.
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Protes Apprenices Washington
UPI
W. Willard Irtz
Irtz
Afl-Cio Building Trades Legislative Conferences
State Convene Of Delta Kappa Gamma Held
The 38th Alpha State convention of Delta Kappa Gamma was held June 9 11 at Hotel Texas Fort Worth attended by 825 members Maudie Coffee of Wellington and Inex Blankenship of Clarendon represented Gamma Kappa Chapter.
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Lisa Sergio
United States
Lecter
Lola Beth Green
Delta Kappa
Lanelle Anderson
Lois Land
Alpha State
Frances White
Margaret Flint
International First
Zelma Odle
Ruth B. Walker
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Record Heat Tops U.S. Readings at Presidio Texas
The U.S. Weather Bureau logged the day’s high at 104 degrees in Presidio Texas, excluding Hawaii and Alaska. The nearby low reached 34 degrees at Ely Nevada.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hawaii
Alaska
Presidio
Tex
Ely
Nev
Happy Birthday Tomorrow Mrs S Smith Kathleen Smith
Birthday wishes arrive for Mrs S Smith tomorrow from Kathleen Smith and M Collins. The brief card notes warm regards and celebration.
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S. . Smith
Kathleen Smith
Co. M. Collins
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