Community society events calendar lists local meetings
Friday April 26 Pac meeting 7 30 p m Cub Scout Pack 93 Paisley school all members urged attend. Jett B Graves Sunday School Class home Mrs R L McCain Tuesday 7 p m co hosts Mrs C P Munn Mrs Hazel Castle. April 30 Brookwood Cub Scout Troop 92 meet 7 p m school unsold Circus tickets due. Women of First Presbyterian Church intensive Bible Study Jeremiah Tuesday morning 9 30 11 chap el Hope Chapter 328 Order of Eastern Star reg meeting Hope Masonic Hall 8 p m May 3 scholarship fundraiser Inspiration Point Eureka Springs Friday Music Club Hope silver tea 3 5 p m Mrs Sam Strong public invited Live music.
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Cub Scout Pack 93
Paisley School
Jett B. Graves
First Methodist Church
R. L. McCain
C. P Munn
Hazel Castle
Brookwood
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Hope Masonic Hall
Inspiration Point
Arkansas Federation of Music Clubs Workshop
Eureka Springs
Music Club of Hope
Sam Strong
Visitors and Travel Notes Across Malvern and Nearby Areas
Mrs Paul Ray Daugherty and children of Malvern visit Joe Daugherty before leaving May 15 to join Capt Daugherty in Mannheim Germany. Mrs Henry Palmer and Pam visit from Utah to see Mr and Mrs L L Webb. Ada Talley hosts Rev and Mrs Thomas D Talley of Durant Oklahoma along with Webb Laseter and George Barrow of Texarkana at a collection agencies meeting in Alexandria Louisiana. Joe Polk family of Felix visited Hope over weekend and plan to move to DeQueen where he will manage Richie Grocer Co. May 1, E P Stewart returns from Florida vacation with Mr and Mrs Jack Stewart of Batesville Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ray Daugherty
Malvern
Joe Daugherty
Capt. Daugherty
Mannheim
Germany
Webb Laseter
George Barrow
Texarkana
Alexandria
Joe Polk
Princess Gammel crowned 1963 Arkansas A&M Queen
Monticello Arkansas AP reports Bobbie Faye Gammel of Eudora has been named the 1963 Arkansas A&M Princess, an honor reflecting pageant tradition and college spirit at the Monticello campus.
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Monticello
Ark
Arkansas A&m
Bobbie Faye Gammel
Eudora
Arkansas Power and Light reports 1962 revenue rise
Power & Light Co in Little Rock reports 1962 revenues of 76.7 million, up 8.1 million from 1961, with 5.2 billion kilowatt hours sold, 315000 customers, peak demand over 1.07 million kilowatts, and a payroll above 14 million. Net income reached 11.4 million as construction totaling 13.1 million focused on distribution upgrades in 61 Arkansas counties. Major projects completed in Monticello, Harrison, Smackover, Pine Bluff, Trumann, Little Rock, Hot Springs. Five new substations finished in Conway, Little Rock, Glendale, Strong, Hamburg. Tax bill exceeded 19 million, absorbing over 25 cents of each revenue dollar.
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Little Rock
Arkansas, Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Arkansas
Monticelto
Harrison
Smackover
Pine Bluff
Trumann
Hot Springs
Conway
Glendale
Strong
Hamburg
Arkansans Indicted by Federal Jury in NM case
Two Arkansas men, H Wayne Franklin of Texarkana and Eugene R Tharp of Little Rock, named in a federal grand jury indictment charging 11 counts of fraud in stock sales, mail fraud, unregistered broker-dealer activity, and conspiracy. Others from Albuquerque named in the indictment include Charles Carder Peter Gallagher and Lawrence L Cornell connected to Rocky Mountain Life and G and C Investment Co.
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Albuquerque, N.M
Arkansas
H. Wayne Franklin
Texarkana
Ark
Rocky Mountain Insurance Co
Franklin
Guaranty Independent Corp
Federal Life Insurance
Eugene R. Tharp
Rocky Mountain
Tharp
Little Rock
G and C Investment Co
New Mexico Corp
Rocky Mountain Life
Albuquerque
Charles Carder
Charles Carder Construction. Co
Peter Gallagher
Lawrence L. Cornell
Five
G and C
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Weekend Showers End the Drought in Arkansas
Weekend storm activity ends drought concerns for Arkansas farmers as widespread showers provide relief. Forecasters predict more rain tonight with cooler, dry air moving in by Tuesday. temps stay mild. Texarkana inches of rain reached 3.75, Blytheville over 1.5 inches, while many areas expect 0.25 to 1.25 inches later in the week.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Texarkana
Blytheville
Weather Bureau
Young GOPs Name Fayetteville Man as Chairman
Faulkner of Fayetteville was elected chairman of the Arkansas Young Republican League with Mrs. Jewel Jacoby of Little Rock as co chairwoman Miss Doris Anne Suggs Little Rock as secretary and Donald Jones Little Rock as treasurer Rep William Stinson R Wash told the group that the world is full of trouble for the United States and blamed the New Frontier saying the solution is a Republican president and Congress He said Americans are sick and tired of what the New Frontier is doing and that Republicans hope there will be pieces left to pick up in 1964 He noted communism has backed down when the U S stood firm and that communist enslave another nation when the U S is weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Faulkner
Fayetteville
Arkansas Young Republican League
Jewel Jacoby
Cochairman
Doris Anne Suggs
Donald Jones
Wiliam Stinson
R-Wash
United States
Congress
Stinson
U.S
Arkansas City Considers Added Courthouse Jail Bond
Arkansas City residents push for a 150000 bond for courthouse and jail to join the 400000 hospital bond proposal already circulating. Desha County courthouse and jail built in 1900 need repairs, with petitions backed by the local chamber. If McGehee and Dumas opt in, voters would decide on the complete package or hospital portion.
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Arkansas City
Ark
Desha County
Arkansas City Chamber of Commerce
McGehee and Dumas Chambers
McGehee
Dumas
Robert Moore
McGehee and
Moore
Storekee Held for Slaying in Alabama
Floyd Simpson, a rural storekeeper in Collbran, Alabama, is held without bond on a planned first degree murder charge for the Tuesday night slaying of Baltimore integrationist William L. Moore, a postman who died from two bullet wounds. Investigators say ballistics tests linked a 22 caliber rifle to Simpson, and Sheriff Dewey Colvard indicated no new leads or additional suspects, while the community shows hostility toward outsiders amid the case. Simpson, a father of six, may seek bond through Attorney William M. Beck Sr. of Fort Payne as the district prosecutor prepares the formal warrant signing by a circuit judge. Moore had been en route to Jackson, Mississippi, to share his views on integration with Governor Ross Barnett.
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Gadsden
Ala
APJ
Floyd Simpson
Baltimore
Moore
Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
Colvard
Collbran
Simpson
Russ Porter
Mrs. Simpson
Porter
Queen Alberta chosen for Nashville Peach Festival
Nashville Arkansas AP reports Miss Donna Gail Vaughan age 17 won Queen Alberta at Nashville High School and will reign over the 1963 Peach Festival this summer. Rebecca Utley, 18, was Miss Nashville in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Ark
Donna Gail Vaughan
Nashville High School
Alberta
Rebecca Utlery
Nash Ville
Rush to Take Stand in Murder Trial
Ray Mond Wood testified he and Carolyn Brown were 20 miles from V&R Sales Co. the night Paul Rush was shot in the basement. He admitted giving false statements to the prosecutor and placed himself and Brown on Mt Vista near Van Buren shooting tin cans with a .22 revolver. Frederick L Rush faces separate trial. witnesses and defense disputed the murder weapon as a .22 Basiline Magnum revolver was shown as a defense exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Bartsch
Fort Smith, Ark
Ray Mond
Wood
Carolyn Brown
V&r Sales Co
Roland
Okla
Miss Brown
Fort Smith
Mt. Vista
van Buren
Paul Rush
Frederick
Rush
Paul Wolfe
Woods
Mount Vista
Frederick Rash
Pat Taylor
Moffett, Okla
Miss. Brown
Taylor
How Arkansas Members Voted On Recent Roll Calls
AP reports Arkansas senators and representatives were recorded on key votes. The Senate rejected an Astot Coro amendment 30 61 to cap water resources research funding at 5 million annually for five years with Fulbright voting against. McClellan did not vote. The Senate affirmed its power to confirm or reject Communications Satellite Corp nominations 75 15 with McClellan voting for. In the House, on passage of the feed grain subsidy program extension, 208 196, with Gathings Harris Mills Trimble voting for.
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Washington
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
Astot
R-Coro
Fulbright
McClellan
Communications Satellite Corp
House
Gambrell Named Dean of Students at Ouachita College
Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia announces Dr. Thomas L. Gambrell of Pine Bluff as the new dean of students. He succeeds the prior dean and will oversee student affairs and conduct. Gambrell is a veteran educator with roots in Arkansas higher education.
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Associated Press
Arkadelphia, Ark
Thomas L. Gambrell
Pine Bluff
Ouachita Baptist College
King and Ministers Found in Contempt in Alabama
In Birmingham circuit court Judge W A Jenkins Jr found Martin Luther King Jr and 10 other Negro ministers in contempt for defying an April restraining order against racial demonstrations. Each was jailed five days starting May 16 and fined $50, with possible appeals to the Alabama and U S Supreme Courts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
W. A. Jenkins Jr
King
A.D. Kit
Wyatt Teo Walker
Ralph D. Abernathy
Fred L. Shuttlesworth
Andrew Young
John Thomas Porter
Theodis L. Fisher
Nelson H. Smith Jr
Joshua W. Hayes
James Luther Bevels
Jenking
Supreme Cat
Jenkins
Abernathy
Shuttlesworth
Jack Greenber
New York
Alabama Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Pine Bluff church names new education minister
Gambrell becomes minister of education at Pine Bluff South Side Baptist Church to replace Dr Matrice Hurley who will serve as chairman of the psychology department and head of student counseling and institutional research.
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Gambrell
Pine Bluff
South Side
Dear Helen and Homesick: In-law anxiety and a homesick choice
Dear Concerned asks how to handle conflict with her arthritic mother in law. Helen Wor dmen Erskine advises sending flowers and continued small gifts to ease insecurity. Homesick longs to return to Iowa for romance with a cousin. the reply urges knowing her own mind before any move.
Weather roundup with scattered storms across Louisiana regions
Weather was through early tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms and risk of locally severe storms in late afternoon. Partly cloudy and cooler tonight into Tuesday with highs in the 70s. In Louisiana scattered showers and thundershowers northern through tonight, then partly cloudy Tuesday. Elsewhere partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers through Tuesday. No major temperature change. Low tonight 62 to 72, high Tuesday 68 to 86.
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Louisiana
Por Hon
Frank Co joins Arkansas Valley Industries in merger plan
DARDANELLE Ark AP The Joe O Frank Co of Dayton Ohio a long established poultry producer and distributor will operate as a subsidiary of Arkansas Valley Industries in Dardanelle under a merger effective April 30 Harold Snyder AVI president and Jule Levinson Frank president said 12 500 AVI shares will be issued to the Frank firm The deal includes Frank distribution facilities in Dayton and a processing plant in Glasgow Ky Both presidents expect no personnel changes
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Dardanelle
Ark
Joe 0. Frank Co
Dayton
Ohio
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Harold Snyder
AVI
Jule L. Levinson
Frank
Frank Distributing
Glasgow
Are You Sure It's Love Leaflet Request
A reader asks for a stamped self addressed envelope to send a leaflet titled Are You Sure It's Love. The note suggests Helen Worden Erskine may assist and directs writing in care of the newspaper while Dorothy Dix is noted as a trademark.
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Helen Worden Erskine
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Pam
Utah
Mrs
L. L. Webb
Ada Talley
Thomas D. Talley
Durant, Olka
E. P. Stewart
Florida
Jack Stewart
Batesville
A&m. Princess
Tonite Ae
Edgar Allan Foes
Sanes
OL Ee Cee
Evenue
Arkansans
Pensacola
Fla
A&m
Young Gops
Ouachita Dean
Harold Hendrix
Eugene A. Shuster
By Ross M. Magen
Dorothy DIX
Helen Womden Erskine
Helen
Ike
Jack Silverman
Davidson Avenue
Bronx
Nelon
Iowa
Mary
Towa
Womesick
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Dot
Baby Food Sr
Chicken Parts Sale
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