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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
4
Lt and Mrs Charles F Wood of Santa Ana California announce the birth of a daughter named Laurie Ann on June 23. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs James L Lauck of North Little Rock and of Mrs F H Wood of El Dorado and the late Mr Wood.
The annual Pratt reunion takes place at Elmer Lyons residence on Sunday June 28. Attendees will honor memory of W F Pratt and Fannye Pratt known as Uncle Bill and Aunt Fannye. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.
Misses pattern 9062 offers 10 to 18 sizes with fabric needs and mailing options. Includes pattern price 50 cents, add 15 cents for first class mailing. Promotion for Spring Summer pattern catalog with 250 designs. Also lists fines and penalties for overload and driving offenses in various places.
Six members and three guests attended the Jes se Kidd Circle of Ebenezer Baptist Church on Monday afternoon at Mrs. Katie Donahue's home. Mrs. Dan Cullens read the call to prayer from John 18 36 and the group sang The Kingdom Is Coming.
The Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce reports over the required signatures gathered to place a gambling legalization amendment on the November ballot. Petitions come from 50 counties with all 75 represented before filing with the secretary of state. the measure would legalize gambling in Garland County under state control pending voter approval.
In Municipal Court, county division Judge J. G. Ragsdale assessed six fines. Lee L. Mack of 312 Sharp faced a $10 overdraft fine. Fay Hicks was mentioned among the fined individuals.
Fleatus Ledbetter born to Emma Evans and Amon Ledbetter on August 4, 1900 in Enders Arkansas. She married Ralph A Reynolds on April 21, 1921 and moved to El Dorado. Survived by two sons Pierce and Ralph, two sisters, two brothers and six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Rumph Mortuary.
Washington AP Francis Keppel U S education commissioner says debates over mobile classrooms and busing distract the fight against racial segregation. He urges focus on integration with quality education and warns segregation harms democracy and justice.
David Anderson a 17 year old Marine absent without leave from Owensboro Kentucky was arrested at a routine police roadblock near Nogales Arizona. He had been the subject of an intensive search in central Arkansas earlier this week.
Nolan DeLaughter, business manager of News-Times Publishing Co., explained newspaper production to Civitan Club using slides. He traced flow from newsroom through Linotype and Linofilm to pasteup, camera, plate, press, and mailing, detailing roles of editors, proofs, and automated systems. Bob Archer introduced the Civitan speaker, noting his 13 years with News-Times.
An old advertising copy touts Sal Hepatica as a quick solution to gas pains sourness and over acidity. It claims the effervescent laxative speeds digestion clears intestinal wastes and leaves the user feeling fresh and regular.
Marriage licenses were issued for Jimmy Ward and Olivia Di anne Ford Ocie Lee Williams and Cassie Adair John Thomas Williamson and Miss La Nette Foster and James R Dopson and Miss Margie Ann Hendrix at the county clerk office Thursday. Dennis Cramer and Mrs E G Santmyer were in a two car collision at N West and Grove at 555 PM Thursday with no injuries. The Union County Singing Class will meet at 8 PM Saturday at Bethel Baptist Church four miles south of Junction City.
Rufus Garrett Hotel firm cited in market notes with investor interest and trade activity. Analysts track hospitality sector performance amid shifting consumer demand and occasional price movements.
A U S Navy four engine transport flew from Christchurch to McMurdo Sound in 8 hours 25 minutes to evacuate an injured Seabee. The aircraft reported ideal conditions with 15 mile visibility and a zero degree temperature before beginning the return leg, taking off at 6 35 a m.
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