Open House at Eisenberger Home In Christmas Season
Judge and Mrs Royce Weisenberger hosted an Open House on a recent Friday night with about 160 guests. The residence featured holiday decorations including oriental holly and brass candles, a green-draped dining table with yuletide flowers, and punch and cookies served by several hosts. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Reed Fr Worth and others from Scott City Houston Fayetteville Little Rock and Fort Worth.
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Royce Weisenberger
Weisenberger
Charles Reed
Worth
Fayetteville
Earl Weisenbergre
Scott City
Kan
Elsie Weisenberger
Houston
F.C. Craw
Coming and Going In And Around Sulphur Springs TX
The Key and Mrs Earl Allen of Sulphur Springs visit Mrs Rays daughter and meet Dr Jimmy R Allen secretary of the Christian Life Commission of the Baptist General Conference of Texas who recently attended a workshop in Nashville Tennessee. Mr and Mrs W H Shackleford of San Antonio return from a visit with Mrs Jett Williams. Mr and Mrs Virgil Solomon and family of Dallas visit Mrs W S White and other relatives. Mr and Mrs R T White plan to return Monday from Batesville Mississippi where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Stewart. Mr and Mrs Jett Williams
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the Key
Earl Allen
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Ray
W. H. Shackleford
San Antonio
Jett Williams
Virgil Solomon
Dallas
W. S. White
R. T. White
Batesville, Miss
Jack Stewart
Senate debates foreign aid bill amid delay and credits
Senate leaders weighed delaying action as lingering questions over a 3 billion dollar foreign aid package intersected with a continuing resolution through January 31. President Johnson seeks a partial victory as Morse forecasts likely passage, while the House agrees to drop a ban on extending credit to Communist nations but trims aid to 3 billion.
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John C. Pastore
D-R.j
Foreign
Pastore
Mansfield
House
Johnson
Congress
Oregon
Wayne Morse
John F. Kennedy
Jenne
Russia
Cuba
Morse
Weather Outlook Across Regions
Weather continued from page one and regional forecasts. Eastern and Southern Missouri expect generally fair and cold conditions with highs around 15 to the northeast and mid-20s to the south. Tonight will be cold, with lows near 10 to the northeast and 20 to the southwest. Louisiana remains mostly cloudy and colder with light rain or snow possible tonight, and Tuesday brings more cloudiness and cold conditions with lows 20 to 28 and highs upper 30s.
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Missouri
Louisiana
Darlene Hard Nominated to Head USLTA Women’s Singles
New York AP Darlene Hard of Long Beach California is the choice of the United States Lawn Tennis Association ranking committee to head its women’s singles rankings for the fourth straight year. The selection requires approval at the USLTA annual meeting in Corpus Christi Texas on February 15.
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Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Hard
USLTA
Corpus Christi
Texas
Dear Dorothy Dix on motorcycles and morals
A reader attacks motorbikes as dangerous, while Dorothy Dix counters with highway risk data and equal moral concerns for youths. Responses urge realism and parental guidance. An anxious note asks about a TV antenna dispute with neighbors and a man seeks help for a marital breakdown. Dorothy Dix offers guidance and invites letters for advice.
Majors Considered by Coach Broyles
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles confirms Mississippi State assistant John Majors as a candidate for Arkansas. Broyles says the new hire would focus on pass defense and expects a decision within about ten days after Douglas Dickey left for Tennessee.
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University of Arkansas
Frank Broyles
Associated Press
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Arkansas
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Knoxville
Douglas Dickey
Tennessee
McKinley to Head U.S. Men’s Rankings Choice
Wimbledon champion Chuck McKinley of St. Ann, Missouri, was named to head the men's rankings. Billie Jean Moffitt of Long Beach, California, ranks second to Miss Hard in the USLTA ratings, and was Wimbledon runner up to Margaret Smith of Australia last summer.
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St. Ann
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Hard
USLTA
Miss Mofffitt
Margaret Smith
Australia
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