Open House marks National Library Week at Ampstead Library
Friday events honor local author Mrs. B L Erkins with an open house from 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Ampstead County Library during National Library Week. First Baptist Church hosts Friday prayer meetings at listed homes with named leaders, as Spring Revival preparations start April 23. Unity Baptist shares fellowship supper at W O W hall on April 20 at 7:30 p.m.
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Ampstead County Library
B. Lerkins
First Baptist Church
Leo Ray
Hubert | Thrash
H. A. Spragging
South Edgetwood
Cecil O'Steen
Gilbert Thomas
Pecan
James
Shuffield
Kim James
J. 8. Draper
Gus Haynes
South Pine
F. J. Burroughs
A. B. McCain
Oakhaven
Eugene
Floral club programs and anniversary notices in Hope area
A short routine business session featured a flower conditioning program by Mrs. Lex Helms Jr and Mrs. Tom Purvis with "April in Paris" arrangements. Winners were Mrs Homer Jones first, Mrs Gordon Bayless second, and Mrs Duffie Booth third. Refreshments followed for twelve. Further items note Lilac Garden Club events at Mrs Guy Downing’s home with a "Birds" program by Mrs Loyd Kinard, new member Mrs Curtis Urrey, and an April 23 open house for Golden Wedding anniversaries of Mr. and Mrs. Woodson WHS and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. Various club meetings and notices from Tope and area churches are listed.
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Lex Helms, Jr
Tom Purvis
Paris
Homer Jones
Gordon Bayless
Duffie Booth
Downing
Lilac Club
Guy Downing
Lilacs Garden Club of Hope
Loyd Kinard
Curtis Urrey
Our Lady of Good Hope C
van Meckstretch
Cleveland
Ohio
Elizabeth Bridewell
Floyd Crank
Woodson
M. Jackson
Stamps
Daffodil Club
Booth
Daffodil Garden Club
Tope
Harald Brents
Coming and Going M s Gibson of Patmos visits Texarkana
Patmos resident T R Gibson visited Gibson in Texarkana on Wednesday. Various guests arrive or visit in towns including Little Rock Bodean Lake Hope Cleveland and Nashville with trips to California.
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M's. T. R. Gibson
Patmos
T. 2. Gibson
Texarkana
Kennedy Presses Study on Automation and National Program
The report notes Kennedy urging a study on automation and technological improvements in agriculture and industry while highlighting a House subcommittee already addressing the issue as a genuine national problem. He discusses evaluating his domestic program, citing Senate passage of the minimum wage bill and progress on aid to dependent children and Social Security benefits, yet doubts about medical care for the aged without House Ways and Means action.
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G House
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Tie
House
Ways and Means Committee
Exiles Claim Invasion Involving Multiple Nations
Cuban exile sources in Miami estimate about 1,000 fighters landed to join anti-C Castro guerrillas. Havana radio claimed Yan kee mercenaries trained in Guatemala and Nicaragua with 25 instructors, and that captured weapons included tanks and MIG jets. The broadcast alleged Fidel Castro led the defense though his absence fuels speculation about his status.
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Miami
Fla
Muunist
Havana
Puerto Cabezas
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Fitel Castro
Cuban
Contracts Set for Road Work in Arkansas
The Arkansas Highway Commission awarded 12 road and bridge contracts to low bidders. The total value of the awards is 7.31 million dollars. Projects include two additional sections of the Little Rock Interstate bypass.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Highway Commission
Arkansas to Host School Coaches Spring Clinic Record Crowd
The University of Arkansas welcomes between 900 and 400 high school coaches to its annual spring coaching clinic, the largest event in its history. Texas and Arkansas coaches arrived early to observe the Razorbacks during spring football drills.
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Fayenteville
Atk
University of Arkansas
Texas
Arkansas
Arkansas Razorbacks
Dorothy Dix column outlines young woman's dilemma
A 20 year old hospitalized woman faces leaving home for work and independence while her mother worries about her fate. She contemplates a tax refund and securing a steady job elsewhere, with advice from Helen Worden Erskine suggesting a new city, solid living arrangements, and self-reliance. The column also includes reader questions about romance, secrecy with a sister, and balancing steady dating with new suitors.
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