Community groups schedule April 28 meetings in Hempstead County
On Tuesday April 28 Hempstead County Chapter of Republic Women meets at Mrs. Paul Eilipsot’s home with Mrs. Bob Moers co hosting. Jett B. Graves Bible Class hosts pot luck at Columbus with Mrs. Wade Gilbert. Republic Women also meet at Mrs. Paul Klipsch’s home at 7 30 p.m. Fidelis Sunday School class holds potluck at Mrs. Ben Rateliff’s Oakhaven. Cosmopolitan Club gathers at 7 45 p.m. at Mrs. Hamilton Hanegan’s home.
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Hempstead County
Republic Women
Paul Eilipsot
Bob Moers
Hempstead County Republic
Paul Klipsch
Frank Grachek
Fidelis
First Methodist Church
Ben Rateliff
Oakhaven
Margaret McMahon
Ruby Atchley
Lena Aslin
Diane Beasley
Rateliff
Cosmopolitan Club
Amilton Hanegan
Raleys Style Shoppe Highlights Travel Ready Attire
Shoppers are urged to prepare for the New York World's Fair with wrinkle free, washable summer outfits. Features include a French dark cotton summer suit at 20.95, California knit berets at 25.95, a Jack Mann seefsucker two piece at 25.95, Jon McCauley black and white costume at 35.00, and sheath cocktail dresses at 29.95. Hope's House of Fashion showcases versatile, easy care lines.
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Raley
California
Jack Mann Seefsucker
Jon McCauley
Hope's House of Fashion
Community church events and celebrations announced
The Jett B Graves Sunday School Class will host a monthly supper April 28 at 7 PM at the First Methodist Church, with Mrs Wilson and Mrs Wade Gilbert coordinating. Other notices include Garden Club and PTA meetings April 29 30, WSCS activities, a gift tea for bride-to-be Miss Sondra Russell, and a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Ree Bass.
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Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Joe Wilson
Roy Moses and Magnate Hostess Tie for High Score
Roy Moses, née Bentins Siowern, hosted a four-table bridge game with Mrs. Ken Daniels, where the highest scoring pair was recognized as Seaserta Pele. Guests received crystal gifts in a chosen pattern. Mrs. Tolleson hosted a Friday Bridge Club session on April 24 with L Murphy, Tom Wardlaw, and K G Hamilton attending. Beautiful red roses adorned the home, two tables of players, and high scores were Mrs. Murphy and Emma Hatley. A salad plate and coffee followed.
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Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Margaret McMahon
Marion Roberson
Paul Bain
Mary Jim Hutson
Ethel Thompson
Linda Young
Carolyn Manis
Raymond Franks
Bass
Ree Bass
Harold Brents
Bess Evans
Foy H. Hammons
V. R
Roy Moses
Bentins Siowern
Ken Daniels
C. P. ‘Tolleson
L. Murphy
Tom Wardlaw
K. G. Hamilton
Murphy
Emma Hatley
Local residents return visits and weekend trips
Mrs. M L Fox returns home from a visit with her mother in Greenville Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Williams travel to Ft Smith to see Mr. and Mrs. Ben Core and family. Mrs J M Duffie and Mrs Marie Hendrix spend the weekend in Little Rock with Mrs A B Cobb. Col James Cross and family host Col and Mrs Cross in Alexandria Virginia. Mrs D M Finley and Dave Finley of St Louis plan to visit the Brooks Shalts in Fulton. Lillian Roberts Bob Calhoun and Brooks return from a weekend in Forrest City with Virginia Hicks. Earl Long and Ann visit Pine Bluff. Josie Anderson returns to Little Rock after visiting Mrs Cora Jamison and Open House for Roy Anderson Insurance Co.
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Grady Williams
Ft. Smith
Ben Core
D. M. Finley
Dave Finley
St. Louis
Brooks Shalts
Fulton
Lillian Roberts
Bob Calhoun
Brooks
Virginia Hicks
Forrest City
Earl Long
Ann
Pine Bluff
Josie Anderson
Little Rock
Cora
Jamison
Roy Anderson Insurance Co
Births in Nashville and Alabama families announce two daughters
Mr and Mrs Harold Turner of Nashville announce the birth of a daughter Sharon Ranea on April 21 with Sherrel Turner as paternal grandfather and extended family including Mrs C A Phillips and Mrs Emma Vaughn as relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Don Cox of Tuscaloosa announce their second child Beverley Ann born April 17 with Georgia Cox as paternal grandmother and Guy Ward and Mrs Ferdice Ward as maternal grandparents.
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Harold D. Turner
Nashville
Sharon Ranea
Sherrel’ Turner
Fara
Robert Don Cox
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Beverley Ann
Georgia Cox
Hope
Guy Ward
Ferdice, Ark
Supreme Court to rule on Florida anti miscegenation law
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Florida statutes banning marriage between Negroes and whites and criminalizing cohabitation by mixed-race couples violate federal equal protection and due process. Dewey McLaughlin and Connie Hoffman, both arrested in Miami Beach in 1962, challenged their 20 day jail and $150 fine for living together.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Dewey McLaughlin
Connie Hoffman
Miami Beach
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
McLaughlin
Prayer Ruling Split Sparks Heated Public School Debate
Washington dispatch outlines a looming House push to amend the Constitution to allow Bible readings in public schools under a voluntary framework. Rep. Frank Becker leads the effort amid Senate filibusters and campaign-season distractions with opposition from Maryland clergy circles and diverse church groups wary of altering First Amendment neutrality.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Big House
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
House
Senate
Russia
Congress
Becker
Maryland
United Church of Christ
Seventh-day Adventists
Society of Friends
State Restrictions on Marriages Based on Race
The passage questions whether a state may bar parties from lawful marriage within its borders based on race and then convict them for entering into unlawful cohabitation. It frames constitutional concerns over racial exclusion in Ashes of marriage legality.
Pravda Attacks Chinese Leaders On Peace Stand
Moscow AP reports Pravda marks the 15th anniversary of its peace champions movement with a front page editorial denouncing Chinese leaders as contemptuous toward peace. The piece accuses Chinese representatives of subverting the world peace effort and aligning with Peking’s views on war and peace.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
China
Peace Champions Movement
World Movement of Peace Champions
I Pravda
Peking
Court Backs 2 Contempt Citations in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed contempt rulings against Memphis lawyers James O. Garner and Bernard M. Rosen for a jury stacking claim in Pulaski Circuit Court. It ruled $250 fines and two days jail, already served, were sufficient and that judges actions were justified though they need not return to jail. The court found the charge unfounded and acted to preserve public confidence in the judiciary.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Memphis
Pulaski
Supreme Court
James O. Garner
Bernard M. Rosen
Guy Amsler
Rosen
Garner
High Court
Amsler
Gamer
George Rose Smith
Jewelers Elect Officers at Arkansas Retail Jewelers Meet
Stanley Kahn of Pine Bluff was elected president of the Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association at its Hot Springs convention. Fletcher Smith of Conway and Phil Long of Newport were named vice presidents. The event concluded Sunday with officers chosen to lead the group.
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Hoy Springs, Ark
Stanley Kahn
Pine Bluff
Arkansas Retail Jewelers Association
Hot Springs
Fletcher Smith
Conway
Phil Long
Newport
Retirement for the homemaker in a changing era
Dorothy Dix replies to Mrs. B N about a wife’s retirement plan. She discusses when child rearing ends in the 60s, modernizing homemaking with gadgets, balancing independence with companionship, and the idea that retirement can bring renewed togetherness rather than isolation, while noting rewards of shared experiences after years of duties.
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Dr. Brothers
B. N
Syrians Strike in Protest Across Damascus and Cities
Be irut reports show Damascus and other cities shut by a general strike in protest of Syria's socialist government. The Sunday strike followed a Muslim holiday and a new constitution declaring Syria a People's Democratic Socialist Republic. Gen Amin Hafez accuses Iraq and the United Arab Republic of financing the Hama uprising, as Nasser denounces the charges and warns against further revolt.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Syria
Amin Hafez
Revolutionary Council
Iraq
United Arab Republic
Hama
U.A.R
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Persecuton
Dorothy Dix Column Copyright Note
Tomorrow. His wife walks in ner week opyright 1964 by Bell McClure Syndicate. Dorothy Dix is a registered fradamark.
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Bell-McClure Syndicate
Dorothy Dix
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