Christmas church and club events listed for December
Candle light service and toy gift offering at First Presbyterian Church this Sunday afternoon with soloists and narrators. Several church and club Christmas parties follow between December 16 and 18, including Wesleyan Service Guild No 2, Kathleen Mallory Circle, Fidelies Class, Ann Wollerman Circle, DeAnn Lila Garden Club, Cosmopolitan Club, and Gosnells piano pupils recital at the Junior High Auditorium chaired by local members.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mary Nell Branch
Thomas Hays
Joe Keesey
Charles Walker
Lance Jones
R. L. Gosnells
Hinton HD Club and Dorcas Class Meet for Christmas
Hinton Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs. Marion Hubard home December 9 with 14 members and 3 visitors. Decorations include poinsettias and candles. Secret pals revealed and Santa delivered gifts. first doll memory shared by members. January meeting hosts a pot luck lunch at Mrs. Kent’s home. Dorcas Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church meets at Mrs. David Frith’s with Christmas decor, gifts exchanged, and a 1 year attendance pin awarded. Paisley PTA holds December gathering in school auditorium with 70 parents present. Christmas program by students and a tape from Mr. Bradford.
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Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
M. 5. Bates
South Elm Street
Lottie Moon
Adeinai
Hinton Home
Marion Hubbard
Lilsie Gibson
Mildred Middlebrooks
Louise Waters
Stella Bearden
Mrss Kent
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial
Baptist Church
David Frith
John Webb
Sharon Frith
Luke
James Braden
James Loughard
T. L. Smith
Dora Worthem
Paisley P.T.A
Lawerence Easterling
Bradford
KXAR
Cecil Cox
Jewell Dean Watkins
Coming and Going Capt and Mrs Reno Bonomo Visit Family
Capt and Mrs Reno Bonomo of Fort Hood will spend the weekend with her mother Mrs Thelma Moore and grandmother Mrs J E Schooley.
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Reno Bonomo
Ft. Hood
Thelma Moore
J. E. Schooley
School Menus for Next Week
Menus outline next week show daily offerings for lunch. Monday features Barbecue on Bun with macaroni and tomatoes cabbage slaw sliced cheese apple crisp and milk. Tuesday includes Meat Loaf navy bean tossed salad corn bread butter peanut butter cookies and milk. Wednesday offers Ham Salad Sandwich vegetable soup crackers potato chips cheese jello and milk. Thursday lists Hot Dog on Bun pork and beans sliced cheese chilled peaches and milk. Friday serves Turkey Dressing gravy buttered English peas cranberry relish hot rolls butter holiday cake and milk.
Bookmobile Schedule For December Routes
Bookmobile routes listed for December covering Guernsey Whitney McNab Marcum Lateshaw Fry Youngblood Lamberg Manns Heading Rosston Shower Springs Badeaw Store Brockman Michaels May Falcon Texas Eastern with times from 9:00 to 3:30 at schools groceries homes and cafes on December 13 17 and 19.
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Guernsey
Whitney Grocery
McNab
Marcum
Lateshaw
Fry
Fire destroys Piggott Church in Arkansas
Fire at the Piggott Baptist Church in Piggott Arkansas, thought caused by faulty wiring, consumed the building early today. Firefighters from Piggott Rector Kennett and Paragould battled the blaze in 25 degree weather with no injuries reported. Insurance coverage was reported at 300000, though no damage estimate was provided. United Nations news item follows.
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Eiugott, Ark
Piggott Baptist Church
Piggott
Rector
Kennett, Mo
Paragould
This Out House Purchase Costs Jefferson County Thousands
Louisville AP report states Jefferson Fiscal Court paid 5500 to buy Vernon Starr’s outhouse as part of realignment for Louisville’s Outer Loop highway. Officials planned to keep the required road strip, then sell the remainder for residential use, avoiding health violations.
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Louisville, Ky
Jefferson Fiscal Court
Vernon Starr
Louisville
Jefferson County
Starr
Age and succession debate roils over presidential line
Washington AP notes constitutional experts debate who should succeed if the president and vice president are unavailable. The piece traces the evolution of the line of succession, compares ages of Cabinet secretaries, House speakers, and Senate leaders, and cites Johnson era figures. It highlights McCormack and Hayden as aging potential successors and discusses shifts in law from 1792 to 1947.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of State
House
Senate
Johnson
John McCormack
D-Mass
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
McCormack
Hayden
White House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Ben
Cleveland Okays Hospital Bonds
Cleveland County voters approved refinancing of 221000 in county hospital bonds and a 1 mill hospital tax. Construction votes were 425 to 409 for new rooms, a health department building, and a 36 bed nursing home costing 322920. federal funds would cover the rest.
Dorothy Dix on Ambition to Write and Training Needed
Dorothy Dix counsels Ambitious on pursuing writing as a career. She stresses that writing demands dedication, practice, and years of training, not lack of other options. The columnist urges assessment of voice, readers, and tenacity before enrolling in a creative writing course and cites essential books on the craft.
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Helen
Y.W.C.A
Arthur Quiller-Couch
B. B. White
John Genung
Prin
Arkansas Council Backs Johnson Programs in Resolution
The Arkansas Legislative Council expressed confidence in President Lyndon B. Johnson and pledged support for his programs. A resolution proposed by Sterling Cockrill would be forwarded to the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee and then to Washington after adoption. The panel also sought a $20,000 federal grant to fund a broad study of state programs for the disabled via the University of Arkansas College of Education.
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John R. Starr
Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pulaski County
Sterling Cockrill
Joint Legislative Auditing Committee
Washington
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Arkansas
Johnson
Cockri#ll
University of Arkansas’ College of Education
Arkansas Auto Dealers Association
Beating the Rhetoric Pages and Writing Leaflet Offer
A reader seeks copies of classic rhetoric texts by Genung and Brandes and asks libraries to locate them. The note requests a stamped self addressed envelope for a leaflet titled And So You Want to Write and mentions Helen Worden Erskine as a potential helper. Dorothy Dix is listed as a restored trademark in this Bell McChure Syndicate feature.
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Ciples
Dorothea Brandes
Ocal
Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Bell-McChure Syndicate
Will Expand Health Program Across Arkansas Immunizations
Details of a plan to expand the state Health Department immunization program will be revealed Sunday as the department seeks approval from the Arkansas Medical Society Council. Dr. Edgar J. Eastey said federal funds are available, though no amount was released. Masley described the plan as an expansion of current work covering diphtheria, not tied to any eastern Oklahoma outbreak.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Council of the Arkansas Medical Society
Edgar J. Eastey
Masley
Oklahoma
Tax Collector Bonds Raised in 58 Arkansas Counties
The state Comptroller's office raised surety bonds for tax collectors in 58 counties due to larger revenue handling. Bonds were lowered in Ashley, Boone and Crawford. Pulaski County treasurer posts the largest bond at 2,173,000 while Newton County tax collector posts the smallest at 21,000.
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Little Rock
State Comptrollers Office
Ashley
Boone
Crawford
Arkansas
Bradley
Carroll, Clark, Clay
Cleveland
Conway
Drew
Poinsett
Polk
Woodruff
Pulaski County
Newton
Constitutional reform study proposal fuels council debate
The Little Rock council discussed studies on city financing, vocational school programs, state police funding, and the Arkansas Constitution. Rep. J. H. Cottie urged examining what to delete or amend. The proposal was sent to the state and local governments committee, and the council tabled January meetings, planning to reconvene February 21.
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Pulaski County
J. H. Cottie
Council
Honest star Tom Tryon may be Hollywood's next big break
New York AP story on Tom Tryon, a Yale painter and Navy veteran, as he rises after Otto Preminger cast him as a top film role in The Cardinal. Tryon cites TV learnings, comments on imitation in industry, and his personal honesty including a joke about acne from a fan magazine question.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tom Tryon
Hollywood
Tom
Otto Preminger
Cardinal
Preminger
Tryon
Bishop Sheen
Sir Laurence Olivier
Hartford
Conn
New England
Kennedy
Yale University
Benedict Arnold Novel Scene Sparks Family Trow
A fragment from a Philip F068 work portrays Benedict Arnold clashing with his sister Hannah over her friendship with a French merchant. Hannah declines to promise restraint while Margaret Mansfield admires Benedict under moonlight, revealing romantic tension and self doubt as he contemplates sailing with his potential love aboard his flagship.
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Benedict
Hannnah
Hannah
Margaret Mansfield
Mr. Arnold
Secret courtship and danger weave through Norwich tale
In a tense scene, Margaret Mansfield rejects a gift and learns Benedict Arnold seeks marriage, asserting control and resolve. Elsewhere, a pistol hovers as Benedict Daudet surges toward Hannah Arnold while plotting bold, perilous moves in a bustling city.
Probate Notice of Estate of William H Newman Hempstead AR
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Probate Court announces the estate of William Harry Newman deceased Last known address Hope Arkansas Date of death November 22 1963 An administrator was appointed November 27 1963 All creditors must file verified claims within six months from first publication or be forever barred This notice first published December 7 1963 by FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hope Arkansas with publication on December 14 1953
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Hempstead County
Arkansas
William Harry Newman
Hope
First National Bank
Periotsicatarope
Harlem Show Reveals the Temper in CBS Reports
In Harlem a CBS Reports hour sampled moods on equal rights, showing a very warm temper amid debates from Back to Africa to NAACP and CORE. The program highlighted slums, housing, unemployment, and impatience, delivering a sobering, thought provoking view. ABC plans major daytime reshuffle in December, removing Who Do You Trust and adding new game shows and hosts.
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New York
Manhattan
Harlem
CBS
Africa
National Association For the Adivancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
National Urban League
Harry Reasoner
ABC
Ernie Ford
General Hospital
Johnny Carson
Woody Woodbury
Johnny
NBC
Dick Clark
Study on proposed regional jet airport in Arkansas
Little Rock chamber committee will meet December 19 to study feasibility of a regional jet airport in central Arkansas. The plan, proposed by Wayne A. Stone during his presidency, has drawn support from multiple community chambers and the study is expected to take several months.
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Little Rock
SAC chief Gen Power plans retirement next year
Gen Thomas S Power head of the Strategic Air Command says he will retire next year on reaching the mandatory retirement age of 60. He, 59, was in the Escondido area on a duck hunting trip when he told newsmen of his decision. He took over SAC in 1957.
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Escondido
Calif
Strategic Air Command
Thomas S. Power
Power
Newsmen
SAC
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Royce Weisenberger
Kathleen Mallory
He First Baptist Church
Sue Balentine
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Jewell Burke
Irvin Burke
Cosmopolitan Club
Heritage House
P. L. Perkins
Hinton HD
Saenger
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Troy Donohue
Sandra Dee
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By James Marlow
Associated Press News
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Philip
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East India Company
Orient
Miss Mansfield
Margaret
Dr. Daggett
Yale College
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Royal Artillery Band
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Norwich
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Philip Wait
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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