Local clubs plan varied meetings and a June wedding
Multiple Hope area groups schedule events from February to June. Fabs for The Witeman's Auxiliary meet February 1 at Don Webb’s house. Shedy Grove Club holds February meeting February 1 at Mrs. Lee Little’s home. Christian Brotherhood hosts a chicken dinner February 2 at Joly Haykins with speakers J. C. Daniel, J Paul Chiuwth, and Allis Downs for the first anniversary. Alpha Delta Chapter Dela Kappa Gamma meets February 2 at Mrs. B. C. Hyatt’s home. Gardenia Garden Club meets February 3 at Mrs. Ross Moore’s East 14th Street residence. Allen–Turner vows exchanged January 2 at Rev. Glen Cannon’s home, Myrtle Allen becomes spouse of Raymond Blakle Turner. Friday Bridge Club at Mrs. Lloyd Spencer’s hosts guests, high scores to Mrs. Robert Wilson and Mrs. McMath. Nancy Tooley banking party hosted by Mary Gail McRae on January 24. several other bridge events noted. Wedding: Miss Nancy Ellen May and Sheril Dewain McCoy wed Friday evening June 20 at Central Church of Christ. Harley Sisson officiated, bride wore white two‑piece dress, ring and corsage of white carnations. couple to reside in Texarkana.
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Nanty
Ellen May
Sheril Dewain McCoy
Nujsey
Ellen My
Chester May
Sheril Dewain
wcCoy
Ser Nz Mir
Waller McCoy
Central
Church of Christ On Highway 29
Harley Sisson
Weekend Guests Mark Social Round in Texar and Nearby
Mrs. R G Hamilton of Texar Kang was weekend guest of her mother Mrs J W Wimberly. Mrs C H Wilkes of Little Rock is guest in home of Dr and Mrs J W Branch. The Jack Gray family of Longview Texas spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs sr B McPherson and other relatives. John Clay of Dadaz was weekend guest of Mr and Mrs K W Cash and Genevieve. Mrs Mattle Tomlin returns home from Little Rock after a month with children and friends.
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R. G. Hamilton
Texarkang
J. W. Wimberly
Jack Gray
John Clay
Dadaz
Mrs
K. W. Cash
Genevieve
Mattle Tomlin
Little Rock
U S Defense First Rate Says Gates
Secretary of Defense Gates says America's overall military strength is first rate despite the Soviet lead in missiles for a couple of years. He notes the U S will catch up by 1982 as missiles and Polaris submarines come online, while Gen. White stresses balance and deterrence. Democrat critics dispute the assessment amid GOP support for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Soviet Union
Thomas
Gates Jr
Gates
United States
Thomas J. White
Air Force
White
Sail
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
U.S
Bugh Yarborough
Tex
Bunday
Sens
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Jacob K. Javila
Re NY
Karl Mundt
R-Sd
UA Registration Delayed a Day at University of Arkansas
Fayetteville Arkansas university officials announce delayed start for spring registration with undergraduates allowed to report Wednesday for early housing and parent reception. Orientation tests begin Thursday with penalties for late reporting. Full registration runs Friday through Saturday ahead of classes Monday, due to influenza-caused postponements.
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Fayetteville
Ark
University of Arkansas
Bam
Lapauun
Arkansas
Navigation study questions Arkansas River project savings
A report by Dr. Cecil B. Haver and colleagues for the Association of American Railroads analyzes a proposed Arkansas River navigation project. It warns that operational and maintenance costs would exceed potential savings, projecting 21.9 per ton in avoided shipping costs only if 1,940,000 tons per year are moved, a scenario the authors say may not be achieved.
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Sas “Riv King
The
Assn. of
American Rattsroads
Cecil B. Haver
University of Chicago
Arkansas River
Haver
W. B. Back
Oklahoma State University
G. A. Sjanstad
Barricades Fall in Algiers Insurgent Holdout Surrender
Insurgents in Algiers face surrender after nighttime talks with the army as barricades of stones and rubble are pulled down. Leaders Lagatillard and Ortiz face possible execution for armed rebellion, while De Gaulle demands control. Nightly strikes continue as press in Algiers shows sympathy with the revolt and calls for self rule.
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Ces
Bernard Lefevre
Algiers
Lagatllarde
Ortiz
Algeria
de Gaulle
Arme Ani
Quratyuaptes
Livny
Murmiers
Pargtrooper
Parry Lacguillarde
Joseph Orte
Arkansas to Build New National Guard Armories Declares Costs
The Associated press reports Arkansas plans new Army Reserve centers and National Guard armories in multiple towns including Little Rock Pine Bluff Fayetteville West Helena Magnolia and North Little Rock. Each armory costs about 61 8000 and totals for projects reach 400 000 in Little Rock 169 000 in Plog Bluff 127 000 in Fayetteville with state and federal funds funding the effort. If completed the state would have two such facilities and earlier centers were built in Conway Pine Bluff Fayetteville for 505 000 and North Little Rock. The last state financed armory was Forrest City in 1948.
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Anhansdsman Guard
Mit
U.S. Ahry ' Raservie
National Guard Armarieniohned
Lhis Yoann
Litho Pine
Bhitt
Fayetteville
West Helena
Magnolia
Villa
Gillis Rock
Pine Blut
Fayellovil
Lille Rock
Fayelleville Armory
Arkansas
Army Reserve Center
Harrison Ad Ey Dorho
Army Reserve
Conway
Pine Bite
National Guard
North Little Rock
Forrest City
Leaders Deny Faubus for President Move
Southern Democratic leaders deny knowledge of a Faubus for President movement. A Louisiana man claims governor approval for efforts to gain Louisiana delegates. Governor Orval E. Faubus has not commented, while a telegram from his office signals careful monitoring of the situation and potential support for favorable Louisiana representation.
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Little Rock Capi
Luban Ruslan
Agkabians
Louisiana
Orval BE. Paulus
Tom Igoe
Tyoe
Faubus
Paulus
Igne
California
Sitios
Insurgents Held at Algiers Barricades Amid Call to Report
Military order directs territorial guards to report to unit HQ by 4 p m on Saturday. Many hundreds remained behind barricades as authorities push to clear the insurgent camp near Algiers University. Radio Algiers broadcasts support from Mothers and fishery groups urging fighters to return home.
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Territorialg
Satuday
Algiers
University
Radio
Dear Dorothy Dix: Should I have a baby or stay with my husband
A reader asks if she should defy her doctor and become a mother while her husband opposes children. Dorothy Dix counsels he, not she, is obstructing growth and urges the couple to seek clear medical and marital guidance. The querent is urged to choose fairness and self respect, and to reconsider the relationship.
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Dorothy Mix
Lave Bee
Docwee
Tsay
Dorothy Dixa
unclear delegation move linked to Faubus bid
A messy excerpt notes California activist William B Gaile of Los Angeles touting a Pau hus for president drive. Georgia Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee officials report they were not contacted about any move to secure pledged delegates or unlisted delegates who might support Faubus. Some teachers see no indication Bunbus intends to run.
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Legation
California
William "B. Gaile
Los Angeles
Pau Hus
Georgia
Provida
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Sucare Nu
Faubus
Bunbus
Newspaperman Dies at Rogers Today
Enwin Fink a Rogers area newspaperman and longtime county historian dies at home. He chaired the Arkansas Press Association in 1929 and led the Benton County Civil War narrative during his tenure. His weekly Rogers Democrat was a local weekly with a noted Benton County history focus.
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Togers
Ark
Enwin Fink
Arkansas
Northwest Arkansas
Punk
Wnatichh Westerial Assn
Hepiig
Arkansas ‘Press Assn
Rogers Democrat
Hewig
Benton County
Northwest
Arkquigns
Ilia
Pope
New Cars Pickups and Bob Trucks For Rent Ad
Start the new year with hospital insurance offered by Belinvic Arkansas Company. Coverage includes sickness accident or surgery with no yearly joining fee and no $35 deductible. Ages birth to 100, cancellable and renewable. Call local agent Geall Weaver at 214 Spruce, Ph. 73149.
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Belinvic Arkansas Company
Geall Weaver
Explosions Strike Oregon Paper Plants Amid City Turmoil
A chaotic sequence of blasts hit warehouses and paper plants in Portland area causing fires and alarms. A warehouse explosion left debris and an unexploded charge found in northwest Portland. Oregon Journal and Oregonian report widespread disruption as unions strike, board switches receive frantic calls.
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Rome
Oregon
Portland
Miles Soullywest
Talbtt Og
Oregoniti
Greginian
Oregan
Dawn
Aulifay
Greginn
Joll cdl
Fiun Duspita
Oregonian
Memorials and Survivors Noted in Brief Death Notice
A brief death notice records awards for molt during the Ame and notes survivors including a widow and two sisters. Survivors listed are Mer. C J Greene of Conway and Mrs WW Ldwi Andrews of Prliydelphn. Funeral arrangements were in comulate.
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Mer. C J, Greene
Conway
Ldwi Andrews
Prliydelphn
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Witeman's Auxiliary Iil
Don Webb
Shedy Grove Club
Lee Little
Christian Brotherhood of
Shover Springs Baptist Church
Joly Haygkins
Pein
Tursday
Guesteponkas
J. C. Daniel
Jpaul Chiuwth
Allls Downs
Brotherhood
Fteli Lg
Over Springs Ladies Austinity
Brotherhood Building Fund
Alpha Delta
Dela Kappa Gamma
JB. C. Hyatt
W. A. Williams
Gardenia Garden Club
Ross Moore
East 14Th Street
Lloyd Spencer
Dan
Oeside
Jvere
Syd McmLatn
Frank Nairn
High Score
Mire
Robert Wilson
McMath
Nancy Tooley
Mary Gail McRae
Dorsey McRae
Temple Friends
Hope High School
My Rae
Marshnellows
Tom McLarty
Briday Bridge
Juio
Miri
Tom ‘Meharry
Japonien
Forsythia
Harley ‘Sisson
Add
Homer Vihos
Graneville
John ‘May
John May
Texarkant
Dermetics
Phony
Bess
Edith — Dlane
Saenger
Shnanet
the Cen Sethe
RY Csn
Roma
Joe F. Kane
J. Z. Turner
Esperiense
Oxon Motor Co
Texgtr Kang
Wylie Sloss & Salvage Co. Co
Amalcen
Atsolacion
Vic Goth
Rotary
Everlans Séoratary
Arkansas “Municipal
Palice “Ansdelations
Brians
St Alleh
Dorothy DIX
Rogers
Darby
Joan Cole
Dear & CO
Qoralty Dix
Ariel
Avis Rental System
Tno
Perry‘s Truck Stop
McJunkins
Susan Thomas
Adele Martin
HBC-1
FORD
Hope Ne CO. Inc
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