Society Calendar Sees April Chapter Meetings Noted
Pat Cleburne Chapter UPC meets Thursday April 5 at Mrs Gus Maynes home with Mrs J W Branch in charge. Hope Chapter 324 meets April 5 at 7 30 pm in Masonic Temple. Gardenia Garden Club events start April 8 at Mrs Bohorner home with Mrs Wallace Monson as cohost. Hope Jayveeties hold call meeting April 7 30 pm at Mrs Carter Russell's home. Rove Gamen Club meets April 6 2 30 pm at Mrs Ray Allen home with Mrs W C Braynlett as cohostess. Members asked to bring items.
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Pat Cleburne
Upc
Gus Maynes
J. W. Branch
Masonic Temple
Gardenia, Garden
M's
Boh Wrner
Mes
Wallace Moneon
Hope Jayveeties
Val
Carter Ruswell
Ray Allen
W.C. Braynlett
Hollis
Community society notes from a spring town gathering
The April schedule lists meetings of the Ant Wollerman Circle at the First Baptist Church Home of Mrs. Reyneson, the John Cain Chapter DAR at the Diamond for luncheon, and a color slide show by Mrs. Otis Blackwood. A pink and blue baby shower honored Mrs. James P. Dickerson with gifts, snacks, and games hosted by several neighbors.
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Ant Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Pam
John Cain
The
DAR
the Diamond
Mordhly
National Society’ Museum
Otis
Blackwood
John Keck
Kelly Bryant
James Martindate
James P. Dickerson
Bil Marlan
Allie Marlav
Sam Huckabee
Marlar
Willy "Baby
Dickerson
Dealh Reeve
Prescoll
Charles Overstr del
Myre
L. C. Dickerson
Reese
Doris
Mildred Dickerson
Country Club Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club
A March 30 luncheon drew a large group of ladies at Hope Country Club for a sedentity bridge event. Hostesses were Mesdames R. L. Broach and E. Whitman and Ralph Emerson. a pattick buffet served about 30 guests. In the afternoon, 11 tables hosted bridge with winners listed, and prizes shared among several players.
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Hope Country Chub
Crit Stuarters
Clyde Monts
Beh Kellam
J. W. Branch
Dalebum
A. Graves Jy
Gorton Tyer
Margaret Arnold
Minden
Gues
Defection Shocks East German Mission in Cairo
Report says an East German trade mission member in Cairo defected, citing strict mail controls from both capitals. The piece notes East German missions in neutral countries route private correspondence via their offices for surveillance.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Information Bureau West
Cairo
Neien
Do You Believe in Engagements Dear Future Bride Advice
Dorothy Dix answers a reader about postponing marriage and whether love can endure long separations. She urges a clear internal check of mutual faith and readiness before tying the knot, stressing honest judgment over romance.
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Helen
Tamih
Dorothy Dix Trademark Featured by Bell Syndicate
Dorothy Dix is identified as a registered trademark within a Bell Syndicate feature, noting its use in a syndicated column context. The item highlights legal and branding aspects of the popular personality advice column.
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Dorothy Dix
Registere
Bell Syndicate
Faubus aide hints at bid for secretary of state
Arnold Sikes, executive secretary to Governor Faubus, said he may announce today as a candidate for secretary of state. Mrs. Nanty Hall, the current secretary, was appointed to replace her late husband and cannot succeed herself.
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Little Rock Bap
Arnold Sikes
Orval B. Faubus
Nanty Hall
Threatened by Church agitator seeks audience with archbishop
Mrs. B. J. Gaillot Jr., segregation advocate and head of Save Our Nation, seeks a meeting with Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel to discuss alleged threats of excommunication over desegregation. State Rep. Rodney Burns says he will follow Church law and opposes racial integration, while awaiting the archbishop’s ruling.
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New Orleans
B. J., Goulot Jr
Joseph Francis Rummel
Save Our Nation, Inc
Rodney Burns
Burns
Chancery
Gaillot
Avhey
Body Found Near Texarkana After Fatal Hammer Attack
Texarkana Texarkana AP reports the body of Jarmes Lay is, 35, of Aurora, Tl, found near here. Harold AL Martin, 24, of Texarkana, a parole violator, was arrested in Bloomington. He admitted striking Lay with a hammer and dumping him in a ravine eight miles southwest of Texarkana. A 10-year-old girl who had ridden with Martin alerted authorities, leading to his arrest. Police recovered a blood-stained hammer about five miles from the scene.
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Texarkana
Tex
Jarmes Layis
Aurora
Bloomington
Harold AL Martin
Martin
Texarkany
Texa
Davis
Tex Martin
Dinas
Teyear
Polite
Pine Bluff Housing Agency Approves Community Improvements
William Fulbright of Arkansas and Hep Cat ering Nurretl of Arkansas supported a federal housing program to fund community improvements. The action frees funds for urban renewal and related projects in Pine Bluff and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Eld Housing and Name Pinvice Agency
William Fulbright
U-Ark
Hep
Nurretl
D-Ark
Muetcheyil
Care for Aged Bill Finds Some Support
Washington AP reports Republicans show interest in a private insurance based aid plan for seniors. Rep. William Miller of New York urges GOP House members to cosponsor Rep. Frank Bow’s plan offering up to 425 dollars per person for those over 65 who buy approved private health insurance. Democrats say Miller’s move could help the Kennedy plan which would fund hospital and nursing home care via a Social Security tax increase. House leaders note Republicans seek a mixed approach rather than the Kennedy bill’s full public plan.
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Washington
Booth
Kennedy
Willian Miller
New York
Miller
Frank ‘Ty Bow
Ohio
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Cecil R. King
California
Albert
Republican House Leaders Silence on Bow Proposals
A fragment notes Republican leadership has not yet taken a position on Bow's pill. Rep. Charles A. Tatlock of Indiana is cited amid discussions on cost analysis and broader debate, with the House tender referenced as weighing options.
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Republican House
Charles A, Tatleck
Bond increase Okay for Arkansas printing contracts
AP reports in Little Rock that Gen Frank tot ruled bids on printing and binding contracts must raise bonds to $15,000 before awards. Six of twelve firms failed to post required bonds totaling $14,000, prompting Secretary Nancy Hall to withhold $5 contracts until the issue is resolved. Parkin Printing faced disqualification after resigning from the state Highway Commission. the firm submitted new bids to regain eligibility.
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Litle Rock
Frank Tot
Bet Bicklers
Nancy Hall
Lail
Hall
Holl
Parkin Printing Ae
Supreme Court
Parkin
State Highway Commission
Kennedy nominates two Arkansas postmasters to senate
President Kennedy has sent to the Senate nominations for two Arkansas postmasterships. DeWitt CG. TMeil ly at Beahe and Mary E. Ben brook at Norfork are named.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
Arkansas
DeWitt CG. Tmeilly
Beahe
Mary E. Benbrook
Norfork
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Connie Stevens
Dorothy McGuire
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