Gardenia Garden Club and society notices page
Society notices list meetings across local clubs for February including Gardenia Garden Club Rose Garden Club and Hope Hempstead Audubon Club with dates times hosts and venues. Several WSCS sessions Circle meetings at First Methodist Church Baptist WMS and American Legion Auxiliary activities are noted with hosts leaders and program topics. The item also covers a Hollywood murder suicide reported alongside local obituaries and a county judge's death during surgery.
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Hope Hempstead Audubon Club
First
National Bank
Charles Gardner
Texarkana
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
First National Bank
No Set Rules for Punishment in Arkansas Prison Board
Rep. E. D. Wood of Cabot said the state Penitentiary Board cannot adopt a rules set governing prisoner punishment today. Wood, board chairman, said they will submit them once the draft is agreeable to all. Gov. Faubus noted the board may adopt rules ordered by the U.S. District Court and the board was set to meet to review parole and clemency requests.
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Little Rock
E. D. Wood
Cabot
State Penitentiary Board
Wood
Charman
Orval E. Faubus
U.S. District Court
Dardanelle voters reject water system purchase
Dardanelle Ark voters defeated a 450000 dollar bond issue to buy a private water system. The plan would have required no tax and been paid from system revenues. The measure failed 51 305 in Tuesday’s tally.
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Dardanelle, Ark
Petenigile
Court Upholds City Clothesline Ban in Front Yards
An eastern city banned front yard clotheslines and a homeowner challenge failed. Legal experts split on the issue of government restricting private property for community beautification. The debate spans billboard placement junk yards and eyesore concerns for neighborhoods.
Beauty versus safety in home regulation debate
An American Bar Association article by Will Bernard discusses city power to regulate home appearance for safety and health, contrasting beauty standards with property rights. It notes courts seldom define beauty, while safety is a clear duty, and questions whether bans on elaborate landscaping threaten rights and taste.
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Petrie Este
Beauly
Ane
Curt
Sun Yao
Aden
Sate Tealth
Fudge
American Bar Association
Will Bernard
1965 fashions recall chic American women styles
A retrospective on 1965 fashion trends highlights the little nothing dress shift skimmer skinny coat knee-length hemlines and bell bottoms. Natural makeup with eye liner white lipstick and wigs contrasts with conservative options. Raley's promotes Jeanne Durrell silks and coordinated two-piece outfits while noting affordable options and homeward wardrobe picks.
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Raley’s
Jeanne Durrell
Raley
Helen Help Us Youth Questions On Romance And Dating
A reader column from 1966 offers guidance on teen romance and family trouble. Advice covers a 16-year-old living with a 78-year-old grandmother planning a June wedding, a shy 16-year-old girl seeking dating tips, and a 17-year-old who looks older than her age. Helen Bottel counsels patience, confidence, and realistic dating standards while praising a grandmother’s independence.
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Helen
Spugue
Helen Bottel
Hope
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Arkansan Found Dead in Hotel Room
Elicunt erry, 53, of Bringdale Arkansas, was found dead in his hotel room Tuesday. Sam Moran of the coroner's office said several burns were found on Perry's body but they did not appear recent. There was no evidence of fire in the room. Moran noted Perry had a history of diabetes.
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Elicunterry
Bringdale
Ark
Sam Moran
Perry
Moran
Honeymoon May Be Over for Johnson
President Johnson faces a tougher year as Congress turns from last year’s wide agenda. Top leaders publicly predict he will largely get what he wants but privately warn of a long, tough session with controversial proposals, amid the 1966 election year dynamics.
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Camtpaigh
GOP
Viet Nam
Congress
House
Johnson
Senate
House Republicans
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Blackburn Named by Cottonmen
Norris C. Blackburn of Memphis was elected president of the National Cotton Council and Harold Ohhlendorf of Osceola Arkansas was elected treasurer of the council.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
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Gardenia Garden Club
Guy Bayse
Lonnie Crow
Order of the Hatem Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Garden Club
Charles Stone
WSCS
Methodist Church
Nanny Perkins
Sophie Williams
Foy Hammons
Circle 1
First Methodist Church
Albert Graves
E. P. O'Neal
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Rogers
W. E. White
B. W. Edwards
Herbert Stephens
Otto Teague
R. T. White
W.M.S
The
First Baptist Church
George Balentine
Alpha Delta Chapter
Muriel Melarty
Delta Kappa Gamma
Nelle Clark
Alta Breed
Nashville
Mary Miller
North Little Rock
McLarty
Charlene Eiter
Ruth Hanegan
Florence Hyatt
Hazel Prichard
van Gogh
Margaret Medders
Cosmopolitan Club
George Newbern, Jr
Willie Snow Ethridge
McDowell Turner
Bill Flanders
Florida
Hollywood
Barbara Ann Thomason Rooney
Mickey Rooney
Milos Milosevic
Henry Haynes
James Brewer
Helena
Jean Weir
Melarie
Phil McLarty
LSU
Tony McLarty
HSTC
Jimmy McLarty
U of A Law School
James McLarty
Lester Huckabee
John Corning
Yakima
Forrest City
St. Francis County
Hubert Christopher
Cleveland
Ohio
Christopher
Round Pond
Rin
Elled
MON
Bob Romonda
Cyerl Miler
Young
Hansel ™ Oretel
Faerbeth TH
Taylor
R Richard Burton
Wefeader
Dardanelle
the Ata Tes
Tam
Mr. Absolutely Right
Arkansan
Blackburn
Danny
George P. Lively Family
H. ©. Grishams
Ben Gay
Greaseles
John P. Cox Drug CO
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Ae Rappa Las
Remington -Randlectronic
Ankscraft
Dorothy Gray
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