Friday to April 15 Society Calendar Highlights
The calendar lists events in the community from Friday April 10 to Wednesday April 15. Music club piano recital at Hope High School. McCaskill ACT meeting. couples games party. car wash at Spring Hill High. church circles and club meetings hosted at private homes. Sunday School class gatherings and Girl Scout event. Various venues include Hope High School auditorium Community Building First Baptist Church and private residences.
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Robert Sard
Hope High School
McCaskill Act
Harry Woodruff
Spring Hill School
Spring Hill High School
Builders
First’ Baptist Church
Trene Dodson
Katherine Chism
Eva Nell Moxley
Local club events feature bridge and sorority gatherings
Mrs. A K Holloway hosted the Wednesday Duplicate Bridge Club on April 8 with two tables. Mrs. Paul Lewis high scorer and Mrs. John Hatley second. Alpha Delta Eta Delta Kappa Gamma met April 7 in Columbus at Mrs. Mamie Jackson’s home with 20 members and 3 guests. Mrs. Marie Holt announced the district meeting April 18 in Pine Bluff and welcomed a new member, Mrs. Nancy Howard. Readings titled Reading Is the Key to New Worlds set for National Library Week. The Paisley PTA met April 8 with Mrs. Lawrence Easterling presiding. Estell Caldwell's first grade won the team count. articles on Quality in What We See, Hear and Read discussed.
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A. K. Holloway
Duplicate Bridge Club
Spirea
Holloway
Paul Lewis
John Hatley
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Columbus
Mamie Jackson
Ruth Hanegan
Verda Marsh
Donna Turk
Joe Harmon
Henderson State Teachers College
Wendy Beard
Ouachita Baptist College
Marie Holt
Florence Hyatt
Paisley P.T.A
Lawrence Easterling
B. J. Withite
Jack Watkins
Easterling
Estell Caldwell
Local Club Meetings Report April Activities
Spring Hill Home Demonstration Club met April 3 at Mrs Nations home with five members and agent Mrs B Duncan present. The program included eye opener on renewing plastic flowers, a devotion, and a lesson on shielding and shelter. Door prize awarded to Mrs Gordon Butler. Centerville 4H Club met April 7 with 15 members. Pat King reported on Council. Elections named Cortelia Faught assistant girls project reader and Imogene Peck method demonstrator. Arch Moore Ellington visited from Juneau, Alaska to see local residents. others plan trips to Washington, D C.
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Spring Hill
Roy Nations
Bettie Duncan
Nations
Curtis Wood
Nation
Centerville
Vere’dent
Brenda Underwood
Delores Norris
Margret Norris
Jan Norris
Marlene Faughty
Howard Underwood
Pat King
Cortelia Faught
Imogene Peck
Treasury
Barbara Thompson
Barbara Piercy
Carroll Wayne Beck
Coming and Going Notes From Dallas And El Dorado Guests
Mrs. C. C. Nash of Dallas and Mrs. J. B. Berry of El Dorado were guests Wednesday of Mrs. Dolph Carrigan. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stewart of Balesville, Mississippi, will arrive this weekend to visit Mr. and Mrs. R. T. White and E. P. Stewart.
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C. C. Nash
Dallas
J. B. Berry
el Dorado
Dolph Carrigan
Jack Stewart
Balesville
Miss
R.T. White
E. P. Stewart
Arkansas high schools receive accreditation recommendations
CHICAGO AP Four high schools in Arkansas were recommended for accreditation today by a commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary schools. They are the Altheimer Foreman Hampton and Paragould schools. The commission recommended for accreditation a total of 57 high schools and junior colleges. The recommendations come up for ratification by the association Friday.
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Chicago
Arkansas
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Altheimer
Foreman
Hampton
Paragould
Association
Old Soldier Comes to End of Journey
Norfolk crowds honor General of the Army Douglas MacArthur as his flag draped coffin rests in state at the MacArthur Memorial. President Johnson and Atty. Gen. Kennedy attend, with a 19 gun salute and Navy band in tribute. The funeral procession moves to the crypt amid a long national vigil.
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Raymond J. Crowley
Norfolk, Va
Douglas MacArthur
Navy
MacArthur
Virginia
Tually
Little Rock
Ark
Arthur MacArthur
Johnson
Washington
Robert I. Kenney
Norfolk
Air Force
Hercules
Pana
Arthur
Dorothy Dix Advice on the Black Sheep in Families
Dr Joyce Brothers replies to a concerned mother about a son who clashed with peers and family, arguing that “black sheep” are made not born. She cites rejection and favoritism as prime causes, advises avoiding shaming, and urges focusing on a child’s other virtues to repair the relationship.
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DR. Joyce Brothers
Dr. Brothers
Yveneard
Allen Fromme
Crowded memorial fills rotunda with military honor guard
The procession featured six major generals and four rear admirals, with more than 600 officers and men and a company of West Point cadets lining the lined streets. In the memorial rotunda the casket rested on a purple draped catafalque bearing a silver five star insignia.
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West Point
Menu choices reveal neurotic tendencies say researchers
Studies from Harvard UC and Western Reserve University show well adjusted people prefer more food variety while those with adjustment issues select fewer appealing options. Psychiatrist David Harold Fink links this to a psychological principle where a neurosis narrows a person’s viewpoint making dislikes increase and new foods less appealing.
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Harvard
University of California
Western Reserve University
David Harold Fink
Tomorrow How You Really Picked Your Husband
Dorothy Dix column by A. Bell McClure Syndicate features advice on choosing a spouse. The piece blends humor and practical tips, emphasizing compatibility, shared values, and thoughtful courtship. Enduring guidance appears framed for readers seeking everyday relationship insight.
Ape Turns in a False Alarm at Stanford Center
An ape used in experiments at Stanford University Medical Center pulled an alarm lever while wheeled in a cage. Campus firemen and Palo Alto units responded finding no fire and some researchers startled by the incident.
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Stanford
Calif
Stanford University Medical Center
Palo Alto
Water spring eruption shocks Anchorage residents
In Anchorage Alaska residents watched as the ground bubbled and water forced upward from a spring during a thaw. U S Geological Survey expert Roger M Waller attributed underground water pressure build up to the spring thaw, creating a bulge about 50 feet across and lifting the ground roughly 10 feet, uprooting trees and raising fears of a volcanic event.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Robert L. Hanson
Roger M. Waller
U.S Geological Survey
Johnson tops presidents in jokes says Bob Hope
Bob Hope reports Lyndon B. Johnson can hold his own in the joke department after a White House dinner. Variety praises Johnson's wit, placing him with Roosevelt Truman Eisenhower Kennedy in humor. Hope notes presidents’ quick lines and recalls past Washington gags, including jokes about the State Department and Fulbright.
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Bob Thomas
Television “ _ HOLLYWOOD
Lyndon B. Johnson
Bob Hope
Hope
White House
Variety
Johnson
LBJ
Biz Bible
Washington
Bob
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
State Department
Dean Rusk
Senator Fulbright
Jimmy Hoffa
Pierre
Tom Jones Named Best Picture of 1963 by Film Daily
United Artists film version of Henry Fielding's Tom Jones won best picture in Film Daily's annual critics poll, prevailing by 36 votes over the nearest competitor, a Paramount production.
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New York
United Artists
Henry Fielding
Film Daily
Ae A
Paramount
Mistakes Own Child for Burglar in New Mexico
In Fort Sumner New Mexico a coroner's jury found that Kenneth Dorothy and his wife awakening to a breaking glass sound fired a .22 pistol into darkness, mistakenly thinking a burglar caused the disturbance. The 5-year-old Kennila Kay Dorothy died in the incident and the death was ruled accidental.
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Fort Sumner
N.M
Kenneth Dorothy
Dorothy
Kennila Kay Dorothy
Loan Approved for Lonoke County Housing Project
The Public Housing Administration in Washington approved a $238,059 loan to the Lonoke County Housing Authority at Cabot for the construction of 20 low rent homes.
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Washington
Public Housing Administration In
Lonoke County
Salinger Campaign Sparks Ethnic Slur Controversy
In a heated race, Salinger faces George Murphy with campaigns and a choreographer on the trail. Hope jokes about the President and light switches as running gags, reflecting a tense political climate and provocative language.
Chevelle by Chevrolet Promises Young Ideas in Style and Power
Chevrolet markets the Chevelle as a compact, practical car with youthful styling and varied engine options. It emphasizes easy handling, roomy interior, and strong highway performance across 11 models including sedans convertibles wagons and Super Sports with a springtime trade in offer.
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Chevrolet
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