Weekend Community Notices At Tiret Methodist Hobcocks
Saturday August 17 features a bake sale at the former Corner Store building starting 9 00 am and a Hone Country Club Hawaii an Dance postponed to August 24 at 8 30 pm. Hosted by Sam Andrews Cecil Dal emey Al Graves Lynn Harris Mitch LaGrone and Crit Stuart. Sunday August 18 includes a picnic and reunion honoring Tia Powell of McKees Rock and his sisters at Hope Fair Park with a bring your own lunch request. Monday August 19 lists Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 picnic supper at First Methodist at 7 pm and WSCS Circle 5 pot luck at Fair Park with a note to bring Christmas in August Offering.
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Jr. High Myf
Tiret Methodist Church
Sam Andrews
Cecil Delamey
al Graves
Lynn Harris
Mitch LaGrone
Crit Stuart
Tia Powell
McKees Rock
Penn
Harvey MccCellan
A. C. Jester
Lewisville
Hope Fair Park
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fair Park
Actress Venetia Stevenson seeks divorce from Don Everly
In Los Angeles Venetia Stevenson 25 files for divorce from singer Don Everly 26 in Superior Court accusing cruelty. She seeks all community property and reasonable support for herself and daughter Stacy Dawn 3 months old.
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Los Angeles
Venetia Stevenson
Don Everly
Stacy Dawn
Preachers Forced Out by Race Issue
A Linden Alabama Baptist church board debate over admitting a Negro led Pastor Joe Patterson to resign on June 29. Across the South and some in the North, clergy have left pulpits under pressure for opposing racial segregation, with more than twenty cases reported and some facing harassment while others found new positions or spoke for reconciliation. Church officials note many departures lack official race motive. Some United Methodists report significant but not overwhelming turnover, with 19 of 28 pastors in Bishop Franklin's conference moving after signing a 1960 conviction against discrimination.
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Board of Deacons of
the Baptist Church
Community of Linden
Ala
Joe Patterson
Patterson
South
North
Methodist Church
Southern Baptist Conventon
Albert McClellan
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist
McClellan
Mississippi
Methodist
Marvin Franklin
Franklin
Bookmobile Schedule From scattered town stops
A fragmented list shows bookmobile stops and times across multiple locations including Patmos, Augusta, Columbus, and Oakhaven. Entries mention stores, homes, and schools such as Patmos School, Michaels Grocery, Brockman TiN, and Bob's Grocery with varied arrival times like 8:20 and 12:36, portraying a fragmented route timetable.
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Ar ‘Crist
Butler
Bodeaw
Michaels
Brockman Tin Falcon
Texas Eastern Patmos
Patmos
Augusta
Meloy
DeAnt Hogan
Rhodes
Young
Kidd
Woodruff
Blevins
Tix Lee
Cummings Tlume
Justice
Columbus
Rogers
Oakhaven
Washington
Cox
Ozan Ray
Reet
Bob's Grocery
Tollett
Lueck Ranch
Loong
Texarkana Razorbacks Football Rebuilding Under Ke Lee
Texarkana s Razorbacks enter a rebuilding phase under coach Swede Lee with 16 lettermen, including 11 seniors. The plan centers on a quarterback fullback attack, emphasizing blocks and passing rolls. Key positions tested include quarterbacks Freddy Green and Gene Lott, while personnel shifts aim to lift to first division next year amid depth and weight gaps on the line.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Texarkana Razorbacks
Robert KE
Hogs
Lee’s Mills
Resurrection
Texarkana
Razorbacks
Lee
David Cooper
Freddy Green
Gene Lott
Cooper
Mickey Head
Travis Giles
Kenneth Day
Sonny Whitehead
Duane Patterson
Phillip Gray
Joe Flagg
Phillip Crane
Teddy Miller
Happy Grace
Darryl Martindale
Guy Sanders
Frank Buchanan
Bobby Wardrow
Whitehead
Fort Smith
Dear Helen Advice Columns on Love and Respect
Dear Worried Friend seeks guidance on a four year marriage with pregnancy and religious limits on divorce. Dorothy Dix counsels acceptance, noninterference by the reader, and inner serenity while urging the wife to seek religious counsel to help stabilize the family.
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Helen
Tax cut still uncertain as House acts
Washington analysis notes Ways and Means panel approved part of Kennedy tax cut plan with doubts from Dirksen Byrd Gore and Halleck about Senate action this year. If stalled it may wait until 1964 election year. Kennedy insists cuts aim to spur investment and employment despite deficit fears.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
House
House Ways and Means
Kennedy
Congress
Rules Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Tinois
Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Dirksen
Halleck
Harry
Faubus Presiding Over Governors Conference in West Virginia
Gov. Orval E Faubus travels from Little Rock to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to chair the Southern Governors Conference. Administrative aide John Browning executive secretary Clarence Thornbrough and State Employment Security Division Administrator James L Bland accompany him as the conference opens Monday and closes Wednesday with officer elections.
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Little Rock
Orva! E. Faubus
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Southern Governors Conference
John Browning
Clarence Thornbrough
State Employment Security Division
James L. Bland
Four Negroes Apply for North Little Rock School Admission
Four African American students submitted applications to attend white schools in North Little Rock as the segregated district faces desegregation. The school board voted to consider the requests, marking the first such applications since 1957 after prior protests blocked entry to North Little Rock High School.
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North Little Rock
North Little Rock High School
Jacquelyn Yvonne Wilson
Carolyn Lynee Smith
la Joyce Robinson
Larry Edward Smith
Jefferson Davis Junior High
Milton Rhodes
Little Rock Air Force Base
Defense Department
1944 Campaign Gridlock and Senate Civil Rights Fears
Fruman calls the 1944 Republican Congress do nothing while Democrats lead a more unruly session. The Senate, by 47 to 44, approves a two year domestic Peace Corps trial. The House sends to the Senate a bill for 1.195 billion dollars in college construction aid over three years. Uncertainty looms over future passage with potential filibusters on civil rights and possible repeated differences between the houses.
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Fruman
Congress
Senate
Peace Corps
House
Re district Ruling Due From Court
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on districting cases from Virginia Maryland New York and Alabama on November 12. A decision later this session could guide states and federal courts on reapportionment standards, amid ongoing questions about the "title federal system" and how strictly population must guide legislative districts. Rural areas still dominate many legislatures while governors in Illinois Indiana Rhode Island and Wisconsin veto reapportionment bills.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Alabama
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Charles Nesbitt
Congress
Associated Press
AP Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
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