Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Picnics and Meetings
The society calendar lists August 17 potluck suppers at Wesleyan Service Guild and First Methodist Church, a Fair Park picnic. August 18 family picnic for American Legion Auxiliary, L P C purses meeting at Memorial Hospital, cemetery work at Betts Cemetery, and other gatherings. A kitchen shower for Bill Freeman’s fiancée was held with a green white theme and home treasures. The Butler reunion is scheduled August 23 at Old Union Baptist Church with lunch served.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
WSCS
Fair Park
American Legion Auxiliary
W. Q. Beene
Gwen Frith
D.E. Farris
Thomas Christopher Butler
Old Union Baptist Church
Bodcaw
Miss Lane Honored With Lingerie Shower
A lingerie shower was given for bride elect Bonnie Sue Lane on a Wednesday evening at Mrs. Thomas LaGrone’s home. Guests enjoyed games with prizes to Miss Jewell Johnson and Mrs. Joe Prysock Prescott, then Lane opened gifts. Dainty refreshments were served to twenty one present.
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Bill Freeman
BE. R. Brown
Claud Sutton
Brown
Chester Hunt
Owen Nix
Betty DeWitt
Alexandria
Buddy Sutton
Little Rock
Ray Lawrence
Nashville
Benie Hargis
Warren
Franklin de- Witt
Kenneth Williams
Bonnie Sue Lane
Thomas. la 'Grone
Jewell Johnson
Joe Prysock
Prescott
Lane
Scotty Shellutt
Scotty Shellnutt
Yow
Claud Ann Sutton
Ell May
Dear Abby 1964 Advice Column Snippets
Abigail Van Burem writes about mail from discharged service members and the Army's lack of responsibility for post discharge transportation. Other questions discuss fishing etiquette, clergy conduct, and seeking happiness beyond money, with responses endorsing responsible actions and prudent judgment.
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Abigail van Suren
Abby
American Red Cross
Army
Government Raises Set Pay Scales Across Federal System
The plan boosts top officials with ten thousand dollar yearly raises, lifting Cabinet salaries to thirty five thousand and the vice president and speaker to forty three thousand. Lower tiers including appellate and district judges, and members of Congress gain seven and a half thousand. Supreme Court justices gain four thousand five hundred, with chief justice at forty thousand. White collar federal workers see about four percent increases on average, postal workers about three point six percent, and letter carriers roughly six dollars more weekly.
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Udges
House
Senate
Courts of Appeal
Congress
Supreme Court
Beatles Shut Out of Frisco Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO AP The fashionable Fairmont Hotel on Nob Hill has canceled reservations by the Beatles with no regret. Spokesmen said the shaggy haired singing group was refused entry to the hotel and its facilities, marking a sudden end to the visiting act's stay plans.
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San Francisco
Fairmont Hotel
Nob Hill
Weather Outlook for Arkansas and Louisiana This Weekend
The Associated Press reports rainshowers will fade as a cold front exits Arkansas, bringing cooler air through Saturday with highs mostly in the 80s and overnight lows in the 60s. Sunday clears with higher temperatures. Louisiana remains partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers, mainly in the south, and little temperature change.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
U. S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Texarkana
Louisiana
Weather News Across Cities and Concert Sold Out
Weather snapshot shows cloudy conditions in Albany Albuquerque Atlanta and Bismarck with clear skies in Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago. A note mentions plans to check into a hat Tuesday with appearances Wednesday at a Cow Palace concert that has been sold out for months.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cow Palace
German Riot Ends In West Berlin Street Clash
Demonstrators cleared a path through a seating mob as a truck trailer broke through barriers and sped toward police lines. Police dodged, then blocked the breach as the wall, erected three years earlier by the Communists, remains a deadly obstacle for East Germans seeking to flee. West Berlin honored the dead with a citywide moment of silence, transport halted, and Mayor Willy Brandt laid wreaths at border‑guard shooting points.
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Page One
West Berlin
West
Government land purchases under private enterprise debate
Opponents urge stopping further government land purchase, arguing private enterprise can manage resources. Georgia Pacific warns continuous land runoff to public ownership risks total socialization of national land and tax loss. Howell notes Scott County is over half government owned and timber sales can rival tax receipts. Forest Service purchases limited by exterior lines, expansion debated.
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Pagene
Georgia Pacific Corp
Georgia-Pacific
National Forest
Scott County
Howell
National
Forest Service
Wedding Vows Bless Emmet Couple Gibson McQueen Unite
Miss Charlotte Ann McQueen and Gary Joel Gibson wed at Emmet Methodist Church on Sunday July 26 at 2 30 pm. The ceremony featured white gladiolus and candelabras, organ music, and a white orchid bouquet for the bride. The couple will reside in Emmet where the groom works for Arkansas Louisiana Gas and the bride attends Henderson State Teachers College.
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Charlotte Ann McQueen
Cather A. McQueen
Gary Joel Gibson
Pete W. Gibson
Bossier City
Emmet Methodist Church
Royce Savage
Edward Cooper
William J. Arnett
Camille Richardson
Malvern
Beverly Hardin
Huey Davidson
Scott Ross
Herman Reyenga
Shelby Jones
Ralph Thomas
Shreveport
Gulf Coast
Emmet
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company
Henderson State Teachers College
Robinson petitions for judge seat in Arkansas district
Pat Robinson of Lewisville filed more than four thousand signatures to qualify as an independent candidate for a chancery judge in the First Judicial District. Gov Faubus appointed J Bruce Street after the district’s division post was filled by a death earlier this year.
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Abby
Little Rock
Pat Robinson
Lewisville
RW. Lauus
Camden
Orval Ey. Faubus
J. Bruce Street
Hou
Robinson
D. D. Glover
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