Pink and Blue Shower for Mrs. Vermii Edwards
A pink and blue shower honoring Mrs. Vonnie Edwards of Philadelphia was hosted by Mrs. J. B. Owen on Friday December 29 at the home of Mrs. W. Young. Yuletide decor set the scene as 16 guests attended. Gifts included a pink and blue bassinet and a pink carnation corsage. Guests Dorothy Smith and Mary Lou Park assisted, with Smith serving coffee and Park cutting the cake.
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Vermii Edwards
Vonnie Edwards
Arkadelphia
J. B. Owen
Dorothy’ Smith
Mary Lou Park
Births in Cuero couple welcome baby boy Lyndell Victor
Mr and Mrs Vic Henderson of Cuero Texas formerly of Hope are the parents of a baby boy born December 20 He weighed 6 lbs 14 ozs and has been named Victor Lyndell They have a daughter and this is their first son.
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Vic Henderson
Cuero, Tex
Hope, Mre
Mictor Lyndell
Local families share holiday visits across states
Many residents and relatives travel and host during Christmas and New Year. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Cook Conway Cox of Hot Springs visiting Luther Hallamon and Martin Pools. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shiver after Christmas in Kingsport. Shields family attending Homer Kinsey funeral in Kilgore. Ensign Dorsey McRae back from Japan visiting Dorsey McRad Jr. and family. Susan Fars tas attending wedding in Tex.. Grady Ark residents Arthur Wimmell visiting in New Jersey. and others from Hope and Clarkdale hosting relatives.
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Herbie Cook
Clay
Conway
Colyer “Cox
Hot Springs
Luther Hallamon
Martin Pools
H. Collins
J. H. Shields
Spring Hill
R. S Burns of
Hope
Kilgore
Tex
Shields
Homer Kinsey
Dorsey McRae, al
Japan
Dorsey McRad, Jr
Washington, D.C
Plans to Retire Deputy Reed in Pulaski County
LITTLE ROCK AP Jom Arthur Reed has announced retirement at 80 after serving as deputy Pulaski county assessor since 1942. A Little Rock resident since 1920 and Dover native, he has assessed millions in real estate for taxation in Pulaski County.
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Little Rock
Arthur Reed
Pulaski County
Reed
Dover
Unusual Wedding and Burial Requests at the United Nations
The United Nations in New York receives odd inquiries from admirers proposing weddings in the General Assembly hall births at headquarters, or burials in the rose garden. The legal department often politely declines. Some requests are extreme, like claiming sovereignty over seas beneath the UN, with only an information booth encounter to show for it.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
U.N. Legal Department
Elinie
U.S
Dag Hammarskjeld
Sweden
Helen
New Office Will Test New Drugs
Dr Frances Kelsey, praised for blocking thalidomide, heads a new FDA investigational drug branch. The restructured drug division aims to handle stricter testing rules for human use and ensure evidence of safety and effectiveness before marketing.
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Washington
Frances
Kelsey
U.S
Food and Drug Administration
New Drug Division
Secretary of Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
FDA
Europe
Congress
Kennedy
Shelby Smith Crowned Cotton Maid of Cotton Belt
Shelby Smith 22 of Albuquerque won the Cotton Belt beauty title at the event in Memphis and will appear at the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day. She will then go to New York for wardrobe fittings for a six month cotton publicity tour and keeps the wardrobe plus a car.
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Memphis
New Mexico
Shelby Smith
Dallas
Shelby
Howard Smith
Albuquerque
New York
Yellville Seeks Federal Aid for Water Crisis and Local Wedding News
Yellville Arkansas mayor says action expected within ten days on a federal grant for a new water supply to replace three failing wells. The plan combines 63000 grant with 124000 bond revenue, with a spring source five miles south. Meanwhile a December 27 wedding bound Anita Sue Moore and Kenneth Michael Gilli am, daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac Norman Moore and son of Mrs Guy Basye and the late Jess Gill iam, at First Methodist Church in Arkadelphia with a large local guest list and reception. The couple plan to reside in Arkadelphia where he teaches at Henderson State Teachers College.
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Ark
API
W. BE. Madden
Madden
North Arkansas Wood Products, Inc
Anita Sue Moore
Kenneth Micheal Gil’liam
First Methodist Church
Isaae Norman Moore
Guy.e. Basye
Jess Gilliam
Gladwin Connell
Dallas
Exas
Luther Hollamon
Jay Dale
Hot Springs
Joyce Riley
Hope
Mary Margaret! Daniels
Ft. Worth
Texas
Legion
Joe Don Willis
Pine Bluff
Ronald M. Fields
Lubbock
David Moore
Ray McMillian
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Vonnie Edwards
Arkadelphia
Basye
Barlow
Fielding Huddleston
Naples
Wallace Cook
Lilfly Rock
Dick Moore
Manuel Hamm
J. A. Spraggins
Dewel Moore, Jr
Dave Ryka, Jr
Little Rock
C. Cobb
George Helm
Hichardon
Vounie Rawatda
al Ark
Delphia
Gail Cool
Avila Beach
California
Susan Cook
Pete Crippen
Fayettevilla
Jimmy May
Omaha
Nebraska
Joe Matt Herndon
Anna Whiteman
Edwina Whitman
van Moore
Wt. Smith
Donald Moore
James Gilbert
Memphis
Tennessee
Debbie Moore
Becky Moore
iCharlotte Moore
Gilliam
Menderson State Teacher's College
Memphis Court Debates Obscene French Film Spit On Your Grave
In Memphis a court dispute arose after police seized the French movie Spit On Your Grave alleging obscenity. Kendall, 38, posted $500 bond after being charged with unlawfully exhibiting prints deemed obscene by district and city attorneys following a vice squad review. The Studio Art Theater had shown the film on an adults only basis, with censor board chair Minter Wooker denying racial matters as a defense, while inspectors cited explicit scenes and kissing as objectionable. Litterbugs on Arkansas highways cost taxpayers over 150000 annually.
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Memphis Gap
Memphis
Memphis Censor Board
William Goodman
William Kendall
Kendall
Minter Wooker
Censor Board
Vice Squad
Studio Art Theater
Vice
W. P. Huston
Army May Cut Reserve Expansion Under Plan
Washington officials indicate the Army may curtail a plan to raise as many as 100000 National Guard and Reserve members for two week summer trains. The move could reduce the figure to about 95000 amid debates on funding, timing, and the speed of Guard reorganization to avoid prior mobilization problems seen during Berlin airlift training.
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Washington
Army
Defense Department
Berlin
Arkansas Juni Miss Pageant Opens With 57 Entrants
The 163 Arkansas Junior Miss Pageant opens in Little Rock Friday with 57 high school seniors entered. Finals in the two day event will be held Saturday. Contestants will be judged on poise and personality.
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Wptle Rock
Arkansas
Should I start a new life this New Year
Dorothy Dix counsels a reader on a troubled marriage dominated by a mother in law. After years of abuse, separation or annulment options are weighed, with emphasis on legal steps, church rules, and child welfare before choosing a path.
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Helen Ordenerskine
Helen
Studied Findings From Mariner Two Data At Stanford
Stanford AP scientists presented early analysis of Mariner 2 data from Venus flyby. They cautioned results are tentative but confirm prior earth-based expectations, with no dramatic discoveries yet. Solar wind emerges as dominant feature in interplanetary space, boosting geomagnetic effects on Earth when streams reach.
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Stanford
Calif
United States
Venus
Amrican Geophysical Union
American Physical Society
Europe
Canada
Stanford University
Mariner 2
Mariner
Drs
H. R. Anderson
California Institute of Technology
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
H. V. Neher
Caltech
Earth
Solar System
Will Marry to Beat Tax Law in Stockton
Carol McNabb of Stockton plans to marry San Francisco Giants pitcher Bob Garibaldi to save about $9,000 under community property income tax rules. Garibaldi, 21, who signed for a $150,000 bonus last season, moved the wedding from January to December 30 to reduce tax obligations. The couple, who met in the fourth grade, have dated for eight years.
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Stockton
Calif
Carol McNabb
San Francisco Giant
Bob Garibaldi
Garibaldi
Miss McNabb
Resolve Under Pressure and Practice for Progress
Practical advice for handling stress and improving focus urges steady effort. Tips include cooking timely meals, confronting problems with discipline, and maintaining piano practice in short sessions. Readers are directed to mail inquiries to Helen Worden Fiskine with a stamped self addressed envelope, and notices mention helpful leaflets on "Mother Complex" and Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark.
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Helen Worden Fiskine
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