Society Calendar Highlights From Local Churches
The Wesleyan Service Guild and Ann Wallerman Circle plan August 13 meetings with hosted refreshments and programs. Licensed practical nurses gather August 14 at Memorial Hospital. Builders Sunday School closes August 14 with a covered dish supper. A Swim Brunch was postponed to August 21. Eastern Star meets August 15 at the Masonic Temple. A wedding weekend included a housecoat breakfast for Cherry Case and a rehearsal dinner for Miss Susan Davis and John Tabor. A UDC luncheon noted officers and a Dixie-themed program. A bridal shower honored Brenda Gail Mitchell with guests and a Life segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda
Gail Mitchell
Glenn Calhoun
Wade Warren
Olin Purtell
Bryan Clark
Lyle Alten
Raymond Byers
Gwen Frith
Dale Townemaker
Hagless
Gwen Allen
Lois Purtell
Hope B and P W Club Meeting Notes
The Hope B and P W Club held its monthly meeting at 7 in the Green Room of the Diamond Cafe. Dinner was served after the meeting. President Mrs Lena Margiman presided. Miss Rosa Harrie reported on the State meeting in Hot Springs. Delaney reported on the National meeting in Los Angeles. The meeting adjourned to meet the second Thursday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope B. & P. W. Club
Diamond Cafe
Lena’ Margiman
Norma
Jean Delaney
Los Angeles
Rosa Harrie
Hot Springs
Visiting friends gather across states and in Jamaica
Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lawson and Mark from Milledgeville Georgia and Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman from Arkadelphia. Judy Moses and Edna Earl of San Antonio join. The Richard S. Crane family return from Jamaica to Memphis. Jack Fountain plans a Colorado trip visiting Carl Lindholm in Eads. Abilene couple R. E. Walter stay with George Wright family. Glen Bowden of Little Rock visits Middlebrooks. Bill Coburn and Marty Jane visit Jeanie Prickett. Rev. Herbert Shepherd of Quincy Florida visits the McKinney family. Mrs. Arthur M. Wimmell returns from a Missouri piano workshop and visits relatives in Independence and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felyry' Moses
Roger Lawson
Mark
Milledgeville
John Freeman
Arkadelphia
Judy
Moses
Beaumont
Tex
Edna Earl All
San Antonio
Jack Fountain
Jack
Colorado
Carl, J. Lindholm
Eads, Colo
Mrg
Arthur M. Wimmell
Missouri
Conservatory of Music University of Kansas City
Independence
Kansas
City
Excelsior Springs
TV Viewers in for Some Quaint Shows
HOLLYWOOD AP notes a trend toward bland television with omissions over excess. New series Going My Way avoids religious themes. The Virginian sticks to archetypes. Combat and The Gallant Men emphasize personal relations over war action. Me, Smith Act in Washington hides party ties and origin. Critics hoped this nonviolent approach eases regulatory heat and public contention, but audience appeal remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wo Romatt
Smith
Washington
United States
Senate
Japanese youth sails solo to San Francisco seeks stay to learn English
Kenichi Horie a 26 year old Osaka native crossed the Pacific in a 1 cent foot sailboat surviving on rice beer sake and fish He arrived without passport visa or funds and was escorted to safety in San Francisco by the Coast Guard He hopes to remain in the United States for two years to study English while authorities sort his immigration status The voyage impressed officials and his family Back in Osaka his adventure was met with joy and concern in equal measure by the Japanese government and his relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific
United States
Kenichi Horie
Osaka
US. Tmigration Service
Public Health Service
Horie
Ilorie
San Francisco' S
Bay
U .S. Coast Guard
Frantis Yacht Harbor
Immigration Service
Coast Guard
Arkansas picks McCahen Trucking for surplus haul again
Huntsville firm McCahen Trucking Service won the bid to haul federal surplus commodities in Arkansas for the second year running. The bid was the lowest among 10 bidders and priced at 0.445 cents per mile, unchanged from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Robert Hudgens
McCahen Trucking Service of
Huntsville
Arkansas
Sentry Dogs Sought From Pine Bluff Arsenal Team
Todd Ward reports Pine Bluff Arsenal has been asked to assist the Army in sourcing trained sentry dogs. Seven purebred German Shepherds, aged one to three, are sought for potential security duties at missile sites. The effort aims to bolster guard capabilities with ready-to-serve canines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Todd Ward
Fine Bluff Arsenal
Ward
Dear Mixed Up and Friendless Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column
A reader asks how to handle marital ruin and a new marriage proposal while dealing with a restless, unfaithful spouse. Dorothy Dix counsels staying firm, pursuing divorce, and rejecting temptations while advising the inquirer to focus on personal growth, public speaking, and friendship. The column ends with a note about a Tremor Greatest earthquake in US history near New Madrid, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
Jfe
Wages Do Not Boost Union Activity Study Finds
LITTLE ROCK AP The University of Arkansas study shows high wage industries in labor abundant areas do not reliably raise overall union activity. Researchers Jones and Westerlund caution that wage highs are small in employment share, not expanding rapidly, and surplus fiber limits pay scale rises, with area wages near or below state average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
University of Arkansas
Bartun A. Westerlund
Industrial Research and Extension Center
University
Westerlund
Ltthel LB. Jones
Chak
Garland
Hot Spring
Jel
Tewsan
Columbia
Ounchita
Union
Jones
Growth in Some Areas Hurts Others
The Russellville Courier reports growing pains in Arkansas cities as special censuses are used to boost state revenue turnback funds. City gains raise funds in some areas but drop per capita returns for others like Russellville, with Fort Smith, Star City, Weld, and Center Hill also cited. Mayor Kraback and others debate census tactics to preserve budgets amid shifting populations and state allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russellville Courier-Déwr
Ames
Pryey
Arkansas
Cies
Styeel
Ty Russellville
Dumnibank
Citlus
Fort Smith
Star City
Lupahack
Russellvilla
Lumback
Russellville Trom
Russellvlle
A.dkuenes
Udder Mat
Inceusani
Kraback
Springdale
Titush Arkansas
Kuife
Charles Pivis
Anne
Quither Lewis
Iowa
John Owen
Bureau of the Census
Gwent
Wenay Coun
Russians Are Commended by President
President Kennedy congratulated the Soviet Union on its space feat while U S space officials adopted a wait and see stance. Public comment was cautious as NASA and analysts noted the U S trails in the space race and prepared for Schirra’s upcoming nine hour six orbit flight. In Maine Kennedy voiced hope for the cosmonauts safe return and U S observers reflected on the milestone amid ongoing national space anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Schwwek
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Boothbay Harbor
Maine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
New York
London
Moscow
ABC
CBS
NBC
Pavel Popovich
U.S
America
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Tass
Carpenter
Associated Press
Nikolayev
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Mia
U.5
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
J. W. Patterson
S. Hervey
Ann Wallerman
First Baptist Church
Lester Kent
Memoral Hospital
Ruth and Friendship
C. F. Lloyd
Roy Sewall
Hope
Eastern Star
Jimmy Lloyd
Cherry Case
Horace Anthonys
Andrea Anthony
Laura Adams
Marigeds
Dinne's
Davisi
Tabor
Ernest Tabor
Pine Bluff
Davis
Melow
Barlow
Susan Davis
Ohn Tabor
UDC
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H.C. Whitworth
Wilber Jones
Gus Haynes
H. C. Whit Wort
Joe Battle
J. W. Branch
J. M. Duffle
Register
Wilbur Jones
Dixie
North
Bravia Mitchell
Brida
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Saenger Theatre
Audie Murphy
Dan Duryea
Rosallan Bussélhug
Lehoy
Asi
Hope B.& P
Richard
Crane
Memphis, Tenn
Jamaica Is
W- 1
DG Richards
R. E. Walter
Abilene, Tex
George Wright
Glen Bowden
Mrs. Torn
Middlebrooks
Bill Coburn
Marty Jane, Mablevate
Jeanie Prickett
Herbert Shepherd
Quincy, Fla
Dave McKinney
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Japan
Wal
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Elkine
Velen
Bec
Pia Cusium
Jorge
BRPF
Felon
Washeough College
Ielen Werden Erskine
Bell
New Madrid
de Queen Chamber of Commerce
C. Ly. Leighton
Chamber
Wed
Brownie Fitato
Kodak
Ster
Ward & Son Drug Co. Cout
E. Second Street
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