Girl Scout Family Round-up at Falir Park Coliseum
In the Melon-Vine neighborhood girls invite families to a Saturday April 27 round-up at the Falir Park Coliseum beginning 7 30 p m informal attendance welcomed. Other events include Cub Scout Pack 93 Pace meeting Friday at 7 30 p m Paisley School and Jett B Graves Sunday School class meeting April 30 at the home of Mrs H K McCain with co-hostesses Mrs C P Munn and Mrs Hazel Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
HK. &. McCain
C. P. Munn
Hazel Castle
Funeral Attendees From Out-of-Town For Sam E McNath
Visitors traveling to pay respects for Sam E. McNath include T McMath and Dallas resident, W Tipton of Houston, John N Green of Little Rock, Travis W McCoy Jr of Little Rock, Leslie Bennette and Jim Atkinson of Magnolia, Grady McMath of Strong Ark, Lynn Goodwin and Eva Prate of Eldorado, O Dell Garrett of Prescott, and Eston Rieff of Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam E. McNath
T. McMath
Dallas
W. Tipton
Houston
John N. Green
Little Rock
Travis W. McCoy, Jr
Leslie Bennette
Magnolia
Jim Atkinson
Grady McMath
Strong
Ark
Lynn Goodwin
ElDorado
Eva Prate
O'Dell Garrett
Prescott
Eston Rieff
Sgt. York to Leave Hospital
NASHVILLE Tenn AP Set Alvi York awaits discharge from St Thomas Hospital likely today or Saturday. York 75, World War I hero and Medal of Honor winner, was hospitalized April 13 with a blood clot in a left lung kidney infection and other complications. He was on the critical list 11 days and now hopes to return to his Pall Mall Tennessee farm. A hospital spokesman said York is feeling pretty chipper.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alvi York
St. Thomas Hospital
York
Pall Mall
Camden kin recall G granddad lineage and hospitality
John Slinson, great grandson of early Camden pioneer, revived the famed Keore Fabre era hospitality at the family home on Washington Street. A 1963 Camden reunion brought grandchildren and relatives from Chicago, Pittsburgh, Lake Forest, Ojai Valley and beyond, tracing ties to Peter McCollum and Virginia Stinson.
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Camden
Peter McCollum
John Slinson
Keore Fabre
Virginia
George Stiisen
Bath
Maine
Stinson
John
Irma Stinson
Washington Street
George Stinson
Peter McCallum
George
George A. Stinson
Pittsburgh
National Steel
Betty
Detroit
Buffalo
Weirton
W. Va
Laura Prochnow
Herbert
First National Bank
Chicago
Eisenhower
State Department
Herbert Prochnow
Lake Forest
Ill
Catherine Aldrich
J. E. Aldrich
John Munson
Amsted Industries
Alice
Ralph Whitaker
Ojai Valley
Calif
Salunar schedule practical hints from John Alden Knight
The article outlines the Salunar Tables by John Alden Knight and notes the regular type schedule is shorter. Readers are advised to plan days to fish in good fishing territory or hunt in favorable cover based on the Salunar Tables.
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John Alden Knight
Price Fixing Hearings Continue
Washington AP reports assistant U.S. attorney general urged a bill banning loss leader sales rather than a general quality stabilization plan. Lee Loevinger told a House subcommittee the latter would aid big manufacturers, not small firms, while Harris defended his measure as necessary. voces of industry reps supported brand name protections and feared misrepresentation by unscrupulous retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Beneral
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Lee Loevinger
House Commerce Subcommittee
Congress
Subcommittee
Harris
Loevinger
Vingers
Antitrust Division
Justice Department
Department
Iits
Lovinger
Harris’ Bill
Joss Leader
J. Lester Hayman
Morgantown
W.va
Vir- Sinta State Pharmaceutical Association
Hayman
Sam Karoll
National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers
Harris Hill
Stinson Family Ties Shape Camden Jewelers Legacy
The Stinsons of Camden on the Ouachita River built a long rooted business dynasty starting with George Stinson’s 1850 shop near the boat landing. A pioneer Maine arrival and later descendants, including John Stinson and his son John, sustained in jewelry, music, and assorted goods, surviving Civil War interruption and relocating in the 1930s. The story highlights the family’s influence and a reunion under a grand oak tree with generations recalling past eras.
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Alice Loving Stinson
John McCollum Stinson
Ouachita River
John Stinson
Ouachita Herald
George Stinson
Maine
Camden
Shiloh
Elizabeth Stinson
Peter McCollum
T, Lang
Stinson
General Steele
Businessmen Call for a Cut in Taxes
Washington based group led by Henry Ford II urged a $10 billion cut in corporate and individual taxes. The plan aims to move tax relief forward this year, while balancing federal income and expenditures. The White House backs broader tax cuts but cautions revisions not to derail legislation. Treasury officials joined the discussion, signaling administration support for action to enact a tax cut.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Kennedy
Ford
Business Committee For
Congress
White House
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Treasury
Heritage Emphasis Deepens Family Ties Among Children
The passage reflects a speaker noting that understanding heritage enhances the children's appreciation of family bonds, stating these values have been graciously passed down to them.
Bookmobile Schedule List for April May
The page lists multiple bookmobile routes with times and locations across April and May. It includes schools homes farms and grocery stops such as Oakhaven Columbus Day Home Cox Home Ozan Ammonette Bob's Grocery Carrigan Luck Ranch High Store Neading Willisville Waterloo Gresham Kelly Everette Parris Clark Lingard Spring Hill Spring Hill Community Brown Huckabee Hackler Williams Brint and Dr Rogers. The entries show scheduled pick up and drop off times for each location.
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April
Oakhaven
Columbus
Day
Cox
Ozan
Ammonette
Bob's
Carrigan
Luck Ranch
Willavine
Neading
Willisville
Atkins
Waterloo
Gresham
Kelly
Everette
Parris
Dearinger
Kennedy backs rate plan despite business group split
The president says rate reduction should proceed while acknowledging business leaders differ on timing and tax specifics. The group backs a three year plan but favors rapid major cuts, urging lower corporate rates and broadly reduced individual rates with tighter expenditure discipline. Cedar Falls on Mount Petit Jean is noted as the second highest waterfall to the south.
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Kennedy
Cedar Falls
Mount
Petit Jean
Hays to Speak at Church Meet
Brooks Hays special assistant to President Kennedy will be principal speaker at a session closing the 1963 Arkansas Christian Churches convention in Russellville. The gathering opened Tuesday with 1,200 delegates. Rev. Robert A. Fudge was nominated president, a vote seen as decisive. Nominations continue for officers and executive committee with R. L. Martin, Mrs. W. H. Moss among nominees.
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Russellville
Ark
Brooks Hays
Kennedy
Arkansan Christian
Disciples of Christ
Robert A. Fudge
First Christian Church of Springs
R. L. Martin
Fort Smith
W. H. Moss
Litle Rock
Rey
Roy Belcher
Pine Bluff
Fay Maxey
Bentonville
Mia
Charles Murphy
el Dorado
Ray Spiller
Lie Rock
Oran Coble
Texarkana
J. C. Murphy
North Little Rock
Textile trends boost suits with varied fabrics
A fragmented textile note highlights flax expressions and dimen toned fabrics. It mentions Hongknits cotton wool Orlop and Acrilan as key suit materials with calico gingham batik and madras blending in for rugged, versatile fashion.
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Batik
Madras
Love Advice Columns by Helen Worden Erskine
Readers seek guidance on forbidden dating due to faith and nationality differences. Advice counsels delaying romance until adulthood, focusing on school and personal growth, to earn family pride. Additional letters discuss modesty, morality, and public scrutiny, with responses emphasizing sincerity, compassion, and maturity. Dorothy Dix column concludes with how to contact for more help.
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Helen Worden
Helen
School Menu for Next Week April 29 to May 3 1963
Tentative weekly menu lists meals for each weekday including roast with dressing, hamburgers, chicken pie, meat loaf and meat salad sandwiches. Side dishes include green beans, cranberry sauce, buttered rice, potatoes, carrots, coleslaw, and desserts such as cake, brownies, cookies, and applesauce with milk.
Jumping to Conclusions You Agree
HAL BOYLE urges readers to resist quitting and to find purpose in helping others. He notes aging creates worth through gardening, jokes about aging and love, and ponders optimism and humor while offering light insights on daily life and aging with a playful tone.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Sam
Wisdom
Montanans Triumph In Mrs America Home Decor Event
Gloria Heseen 3% of Ekalaka Montana was named top home decorator by judges on Wednesday. Telegrams reached Mrs Montana last to learn of her win as rivals from Montana, including Divs Heggen, learned of the results after the fact. Phyllis Brynes of Portland, Maine, won the hair styling event the following day.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Montana
Gloria Heseen
Ekalaka
Mont
Heggen
Maine
Phyllis Brynes
Portland
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