W S C S Circles Meet At Local Homes In August
Society notes describe multiple Circle No 1 2 4 6 8 meetings of the W S C S at members homes on Monday August 7 with co hostesses and guest duties. A Prescott District Nurses meeting in Hempstead with officers elected followed. Miss Kaye Wright bride elect was feted with a shower at the Whitworth home with color decor and advice for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circlo No
R. D. Franklin
Weir Owen
Thea
Cecil Weaver Jeader
Edwin Stewart
Ele No
W. S.C. Oboof Viet Methodist Church
Karl O'Neal
Edwin Wardis
Dorothea Funk
Prescott District Nurses Association
Prescott District
Hempstead Memorial Hospital
New York City
Hazell Underwood
Max Kitchenal
Edith Murph
First Methodist Church
Monlay
George Peck
Henry Penwit
Duly Kaye Wright
TL Cy Whitworth
Bess Evans
Whitworth
George Wright
Country Club Family Picnic Draws About 100 Attendees
About 100 persons attended a family picnic at Mope Country Club on August 2. A pot luck supper was enjoyed in the clubhouse or on the grounds. Red and white roses adorned the mantle and yellow vosey arrangements brightened the venue. Host couples included Mr and Mrs Henry Benwick Joe Flanking Forrest Oaire Norace Anthony Ray Allen Russell Carver Lamar Cox Guy Grigg and H M Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mope Country Club
Henry Benwick
Joe Flanking
Forrest Uaire
Norace Anthony
Ray Alien
Russell Carver
Lamar Cox
Guy Grigg
Ll. M. Olsen
Coming and Going Mrs Eva Berger and kin visit area
Mrs Eva Berger with grandson Mark Verhalen returns from Dallas Little Rock and St Louis Col James C Cross and family visiting Mrs iMre Ralph Reuson and others reside here Having completed three year tour in France and Germany Col Cross will join the office at Ling Secretary of Defense in Washington DC Mrs Denver Dekinson heads to Durant Oklahoma for a four week math workshop at SE State College under a NSF scholarship Will Graves of Texarkana attended funeral services for Mrs Omer Williams in Hope Mrs H C Whitworth travels to Shreveport for Shreveport Times correspondent meeting Mr and Mrs Jerry Wilson Conway visit Autrey Wilsons Ble Made.
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Eva Berger
Mark Verhalen
Dallas
Little Rock
St. Louis
James C. Cross
iMre
Ralph Reuson
Retiee
France
Germany
Col. Cross
Ling Secretary of Defense
Washington, D.C
Denver Dekinson
Helio Durant
Okla
SE State College
National Science Foundation
Will Graves
Texarkana
Hope
Omer Williams
Husbands Yearn to Be Hero at Home
New York columnist Hal Boyle advises husbands seeking domestic hero status to improve communication with wives. Sample lines suggest respectful, humorous exchanges to ease daily friction, reinforce support, and share chores, money matters, and family duties.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Cee
Brigitte Bardot
Plane hijack ends with single blow by U S Border Patrol
A father and son hijacked a Continental Airlines Boeing 707 bound for Havana. President Kennedy ordered no negotiations. Leonard Gilman, an associate deputy regional BP chief, knocked one hijacker, ending the 9 hour incident. Gilman’s hand was broken. the other hijacker were bound over to a federal grand jury with $200,000 bonds.
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Bill Richardson
Paso
Alex
Congress
U.S
Border Patrol
Leon Beard Tn
Cidy Beard
Kennedy
Continental Airlines
Havana
Cuba
Bearden
Leonard Gilman
Gilman
Long Beach
Cabif
Gilmi
EBL
Mudgar Hoavers
Washington
Hint
Mexico City
Continentel
Neighbors Shocked by Plane Scheme in Arizona
COOlIDGE ARIZONA AP report details Leon Bearden 38 and his son Cody 36 held in El Paso Texas on federal hijacking and kidnapping charges after allegedly planning to seize a jet airliner and fly to Cuba. Mary Ruth Bearden questions the tale saying her husband appeared kind and ordinary and she knew little of any guns or crime.
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Coolidge, Arla
Cuba
Concensus of
Arizona
Leon Bearden
Cody
el Paso
Tex
Edimental Airlines
Bearden
Mary Ruth
Coalidgs
Daryl
Jimmy 7
Joni
Hijacked Flight Bound for Cuba Forces Landing
Bearden and his son seized the cockpit near a Texas airport and threatened to divert a Los Angeles to Houston flight to Cuba. Captain Rickards resisted, citing fuel limits, while ground staff and armed conspirators created confusion before authorities landed at a remote stop.
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Houston
Phoenix
Aria
Paso
Texas
Bearden
Cuba
B.D. Rickards
Idds
Paso International
Hl Pase
Tickards
Hind
Plang
Saints Othe Diaise
Misqqi
Swao
Berlin Crisis Reopens as Summit Talks Fail Again
Washington reports that nearly a decade of Berlin disputes has yielded little new ideas as Western ministers prepare for talks with Khrushchev. After failed progress at Paris in 1960, the West faces another summit push with Russia and led by Eisenhower’s diplomacy, hoping for a breakthrough that remains elusive.
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Washington
Beri
Khrushchev
Berlin
Westartt Jena
Kheushchev
Osenhower
Paris
Khrushchov
Isanhower
de Gaulle
Macmilldan
Lhis Weiter
Janis
Russia
Hilssta
Eiter
Rhivusheles
Phe
Gietor Bi
Lyhikes
Khrushchey
Imunique
Plant Site Bought at West Memphis
West Memphis Arkansas reports a group of Memphis businessmen purchasing land for a factory site near the new Interstate Highway. The buyers include Frank Crump Dabney Cramp PB Crespi Henry McTorley HB Snoweet and Rich from Los Angeles. They consider subdividing the property while planning future discussions on a Western summit with Kennedy and other leaders. The piece notes global disarmament talks and evolving approaches.
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West Memphis
Ark
Apis Group
Memphis
Bungee Oeaere Industriad
Rae
Frank Crump
Dabney Cramp
PB Crespi
Henry Mc Torley
Snoweet Ane
Toy Pes
Bodies Found by Diver in 150 Feet of Lake Lucerne
A diver in Lake Lucerne recovered several of the 15 American tourists missing after a bus plunged off a highway and sank 180 feet. The vehicle rested upside down. 96 passengers and 9 crew were aboard. Only Miss Julian Schulz of Altoona, Pa. had been identified. Police expect more bodies may be found as cleanup continues.
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Hergiswil
Switzerland
Lake Lucerne
Siegfried Nauman
Naumann
Raige
Julian Schulz
Altoona
Kheny
Thut
Lugerne
Interlaken
Average rice support price set at 4.70 per cwt in 1957 season
The Agriculture Department announced the final average rice price support at 4.70 per hundredweight, up slightly from last year’s 4.42. The figure matches the minimum price disclosed in March. Major growing states include Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and California.
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Washington
ATP
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Dorothy Dix Dear Helen column on marriage and faith
A reader writes of marital tension from infidelity and money worries, while another asks about interfaith marriage. Dorothy Dix advises open talk, fair attention, avoiding public scenes, and planning quiet evenings to rebuild trust, plus practical steps like shared childcare and communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bubby
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Debbie Reynolds
the Sundowners
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Shreveport
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Conway
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Joe Dumoski
Calif
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Wichita
Kan
Roy Lewallen
Benton
Blanche Lewallen
Autrey
Wilson
Hope Girl
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Sue Randolph
Kerrville
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South Main
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By James Marlow
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de Canile
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W. Ave B
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Bobbyu
Dorothy DIX
Alice-Sit-By-the
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Doothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Koret
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Fashion Shoppe
2Nd In Hope
Toth & la
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Prescott Yard
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