Girl Scout Family Round-up and church group notes
Social notes list events in the Melon vine neighborhood and nearby groups. Girl Scout Family Round-up at Coliseum Fair Park starts 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Cub Scout Pack 93 meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Paisley School. Wesleyan Service Guild Prayer Study held Monday to Thursday with varied leaders, discussions, and social hour.
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Girl Scouts
Melonvine
Fair Park
Paisley School
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary Louise Copeland
Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits Across States
Richmond arrivals Mrs Bruce Gottwald and sons Bruce Jr Mark Hays and Thomas Edward visit Mrs and Mrs Thomas E Hays. Mrs BE Wilkies Little Rock visits Dr and Mrs J W Branch and Marinell. Hanegan trips to Memphis join Wilsons in Lexington KY. Polk family visits El Dorado. Bush and Curt families from Marshall Prescott Emerson Waskom visit C H Bush. Gardner and sons David and Robert Kansas City visit Hugh Hall as Gardner attends theology school in Kansas City. Kent, Tuncan, Spates and Wilson attend Arkansas Farm Bureau meeting in Little Rock with Kent speaking. Conifer Council Girl Scout Spring Council Meet in Texarkana. Oglesby visits Fayetteville. Cross and Alan in Hot Springs. Kathy Goddard returns to Gordon after visit with Rev Clyde Goddard. Arkansas Medical Assn meetings draw Drs Kim McKenzie Harris Holt Wright Branch. Mrs Branch to become president next year. Owen Nix returns from Dallas Ft Worth trip. D L McGinnis from Tulsa visiting Ed Thrash. Ruth Rettig departs.
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Little Rock
Kim McKenzie
Lynn G. Harris
Lowell Harris
Forney Holt
George Wright
J. W. Branch
Branch
Medical Auxiliary
Derailed Missouri Pacific train snarls Conway streets
Twenty three Missouri Pacific freight cars derailed in Conway Arkansas at 12 55 a m blocking three crossings near Hendrix College. No injuries reported and officials said no fire danger. The 1 2 mile train from Coffeyville Kansas to Little Rock lost a journal and wheel causing the derailment with 20 loaded cars including soybeans and beer. Cleanup would take about two days. engineer F E Matthews and conductor J H Wallis were from North Little Rock. Other trains rerouted through Conway. The derailment occurred between Mill and Independence Streets.
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Ark
Missouri Pacific
Hendrix College
Coffeyville
Kan
Lite Rock
Bill Baker
Russellville
Missour Pacific District
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North Little Rock
Little Rock
Mill
Independence
One Arrested in Alabama in Maryland Pilgrim Slaying
GADSDEN Ala AP authorities freed one man identified as Gaddis Killian 44 after he surrendered when his wife told him officers sought him The case concerns the roadside slaying of William Moore 35 a Baltimore mailman respected as an antisegregation advocate Moore was killed while travelling from Chattanooga Tenn to Jackson Miss Preintegration signs were found near the body Investigators halted questioning of two women and sent officers to DeKalb County for a new lead Maj Bill Jones declined to comment on progress
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Maryland
Gaddis Killian
William I. Moore
Baltimore
Maurice Chambers
Moore
Chattanooga
Tenn
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Ross Barnett.a Authorities Declined To ‘ Men They Picked Up, But Mrs.Killian
Floyd Simpson
DeKalb County
Maj
Bill Jones
State Department of Public Safety
Orders for Machines Pouring In To Boost Industry
New York AP reports machine tool orders are rising as capacity tightens after years of slow spending. Economists see firm demand as an engine for growth alongside consumer and government outlays, signaling improving business activity. The text also mentions a wedding in Texas for Miss Jean Harris and Lawrence RomeCoy amid a dinner event.
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Tex
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Hope
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Margie Hertel Engagement Sets June Rosenberg Vows
Viva Miss Margie Pearl Hertel and Mrs R A Hertel of Sugar Land announce the engagement of Margie Pearl to Earnest Barham Taylor of Sugar Land son of Mr and Mrs C L Taylor of Hope. The vows will be read at Trinity Lutheran Church in Rosenberg on June 14. Machine tool orders rise aided by depreciation credits and tax incentives, signaling a potential uptick in business spending ahead.
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R. A. Hertel
Sugar Land
Texas
Margie Pearl
Earnest Barham Taylor
C. L. Taylor
Hope
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rosenberg
Congress
U.S
National Machine ‘Tool Re Association
Cleveland
Rose
Ship Doesn't Plan to Return to United States
The Red Cross reports the SS American Survivor unloading ransom supplies in Cuba will not return to the United States with refugees, unclear next Monday. Roy Popkin of Red Cross headquarters says no reason for the deviation is known. The freighter, which carried 8,000 tons of drugs and medical supplies to Havana, is set to bring about 3,000 more crates to the U.S. This ship is part of a series aiding the Lua B. Pigs invaders settlement in Cuba in December.
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Fla.ap
Red Cross
American Surveyor
Cuba
Roy Popkin
Red Ay Tate
Tote
Havana
United States
Trapped miners in compass No 2 shaft blast endure vigil
Wives and rescue workers keep vigil as methane gas and coal dust are blamed for a blast at the Compass No 2 mine near Clarksburg. Twenty nine miners fled the 230 foot shaft area but 22 remain missing as rescue teams from Clarksburg and Fairmont press inward at dawn.
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Here
Jone
Wither
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Wiversixaman
Stephen Canonico
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Pfe
Cananeo
Canonica
Dear Helen and Desperate Year in a Love Column
A readers letters column covers heartbreak with guidance on handling romance, jealousy, and moving to a new city. Advice cautions against self harm, suggests cooling the romance, keeping friendship, and widening social options while a desperate correspondent faces a long pursuit and a potential marriage dilemma.
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Helen
Galbe
Vorlorn
Pershing Missile Proved Tough in Tests at Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Army's Pershing missile proved tough in a 190 mile flight during fourth consecutive launch tests. Troops from Fort Sill Oklahoma launched the rocket and it functioned without a hitch on rough ground simulating battle conditions. The program moves to White Sands New Mexico for practice before Pershing battalions deploy in Western Europe.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
44Th Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
White Sands
N.M
Murope
Pedestrian Killed in Pine Bluff Rainy Night Crash
Carl Castille, 6s, of Pine Bluff, was killed Thursday night after being struck by a car driven by Freddy L Mills, 38, also of Pine Bluff. Police report says Castille was walking along a street during a rain storm when the collision occurred. No charges were filed.
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Carl Castille
Pine Bluff
Polion
Castille
Freddy L. Mills
Dorothy Dix advice column inquiry printed for readers
A light hearted prompt invites readers to write Dorothy Dix for personal guidance. It suggests framing letters to the newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope and mentions Velen Worden Erskine as a potential helper in the matter. Dorothy Dix is noted as a registered trademark.
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