Community club and church notices from February gatherings
The calendar lists WSCS meetings at the First Methodist parsonage with Mr. Raymond Franks, Lydia Sunday School at Mrs. Clarence Geist’s home, Gardenia Garden Club at Mrs. Jed Glanton’s, and Eastern Star at the Masonic Hall. Also slated are Hope Country Club pot luck, Ann Wollerman Circle at Mrs. I. J. Burroughs, Wesleyan Service Guild, and Duplicate Bridge Club results and hostess details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Baptist Church
Clarence Geist
Southland Heights
Bill Gunter
Gardenia Garden Club
Jed Glanton
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
B. N. Holt
East 3Th
Robert Taliaferro
Duplicate Bridge Club
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
the Hope Country Club
Taylor Stuart
R. L. Broach
Tully Henry
E. J.whitman
Harold Brents
Luther Hollamon
Community circle notes and 4-H club meeting recap
The report covers WSCS circle 6 at the First Church with a February agenda led by Mrs Weir Owen and a February 10 meeting featuring Missionary Helen Wilson. A tea will follow at the parsonage. Also noted are Triple A 4-H Club January activities led by Wallace Byers with 12 members and 2 leaders, a prize gift to Jenny Waters, and plans for March and a county council election. Perry Campbell and James Vess hosted a delayed Christmas party for employees at the VFW Hut with Bob Luman performing and 80 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. D. Lester
P. M. Mouser
Weir Owen
Helen Wilson
Burkes
F. C. Crow
Gus Foster
Hanks
Wallace Byers
America
Jenny Waters
Donald Middlebrooks
Carol Sheppard
Arnold Middlebrooks
Perry Campbell
James Vess
Perry's
VFW Hut
Bob Luman
WSM
Grand Ole Opera
Nashville
Tennessee
Jim Kirkland
Rickey Nelson
Coming and Going in Dallas and Garland Social Visit Notes
Mrs. Leo Robins and others from Memphis traveled to Dallas to visit Mr. Scott DeLee and Mr. David McKenzie. Mrs. Charles Ellis returned from Garland after a week with her daughter and newborn Rhonda Jean. Gar lands visits continued with the Car rroll and Rothwell households. Joe Barker of Columbus visited Hope. David Pearson spoke at Youth Week at the First Christian Church in Sulphur Springs. Carl Robart hosted guests Jimmie Beasley and daughter Dexie Jae from Waldo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Robins
Bill Tranam
Robin
Memphis
Jim McKenzie
Buddy Nix
Dallas
Scott DeLee
David McKenzie
Charles Ellis
Richard Rothwell
Rothwell
Rhonda Jean
Garland
Tex
Ellis
T. C. Carrroll
David Pearson
First Christian Church
Sulphur Springs
Carl Robart
Jimmie Beasley
Dexie Jae
Waldo
FBI says man found dead outside abandon ed building at Hot Springs station
The Federal Bureau of Investigation reported on Monday that a man was found dead outside an abandoned building near the Missouri Pacific Railroad station in Hot Springs Arkansas. The circumstances and cause of death were not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs, Ark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Missouri ‘Pacific Railroad
Smoking in Bed Prohibition Bans Motel Room Smoking Citywide
New York City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting smoking in bed in any motel or hotel room. Fire Commissioner Edward Thompson cited 589 annual fire deaths from smoking as context, while Councilman Theodore Kupferman criticized enforcement challenges and warned it could mock the city nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Thompson
Girls Smoke as Much as Boy Students in Harvard Newton Study
Harvard University survey of 6810 Newton high school students and 336 students plus 319 mothers shows 57.4 percent of mothers and 49.9 percent of fathers smoke. The study, supported by the American Cancer Society, finds more women smoke cigarettes than men after removing pipe and cigar smokers. Catholic fathers and sons and Jewish mothers and daughters are among the most common smokers, with Protestant fathers and sons and Catholic mothers and daughters among the least.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
Harvard University
Newton
Mass
Boston
American Cancer Society
Drs
Eva J. Salber
Jane Worcester
Harvard
Cancer
Salber
Revenue Men Indicted for Taking Bribes
Five men, including three IRS workers from Manhattan and two accountants, were arraigned in New York on bribe charges to secure favorable tax audit outcomes. Defendants Herbert Frank Leopold Weisberg Saul Wolf, accountants Louis Irwin and Sol Myers faced allegations of bribery tied to audit favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
New York
IRS
Manhattan
Tax Agency
Robert F. Kennedy
Herbert Frank
North Valley Stream
N.Y
Leopold Weisberg
Jericho
Saul Wolf
Floral Park
TRS
Louis Irwin
New Rochelle
jSol Myers
New York City
Irwin
Myers
Weisberg
Wolf
Frank
Last Wednesday Identified as Harold Keating of Cincinnati
Deputy Coroner W.R. Lee ruled Harold Lewis Keating died from poisoning with traces of poison bones found near the body. Last known address cited as Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lewis Keating
Cincinnati
Dear Helen Confessed romance mirrors past mistakes
Dorothy Dix columnist advises Jean to stop dwelling on a past romance with Bob and focus on her husband Carl. The note notes jealousy over a car, a missed chance, and the need to act in the present for a happier marriage rather than reliving the dead past. A reader seeks a Japan pen pal, with directions to contact Union of Pen Friends Clubs of Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofs
Jean
Bob
Carl
Longfellow
Helen
Japan
Union of Pen Friends Clubs of Japan
Azabu
P.O
Minako-Ku
Tokyo
Jorrespond
Budget proposal sparks mixed awareness in New Jersey
Gov Hughes proposed a site income tax in his annual budget message. In WOWAKE 13 private citizens said they knew nothing about it, 3 declined to comment, one lived in New York and cared not, and another asked who Hughes was.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Bob
Carl
Sue
Wowake
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Hughes
New York
DeGaulle Denounces U S Policy and European Unity
The piece portrays Charles de Gaulle as hostile to American policy and European integration. It notes his bans on Britain from the Common Market, rejection of a nuclear force plan, and questions his leadership as France seeks stability since 1958 while challenging Western alliance unity and NATO arrangements. The tone criticizes his nationalism and immaturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
China
France
Napoleon
Europe
de Caulle
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
de Gaulle
Britain
Briain
NATO
Soviet Union
America
Harold Macmilan
Food Stamp Plan Shelved by Committee
Washington AP reports the House Agriculture Committee voted to table a bill to expand and make permanent the food stamp plan started in 1961. The plan, operating in 20 counties and three cities, would aid needy families to buy more food with coupons. Johnson linked this to a five year extension of the Food for Peace program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Johnson
Congress
Debt near one trillion figures echoed at Arkansas Forum
In Little Rock Dr. Ernest L. Wilkinson Republican Senate candidate in Utah argued the national debt stands nearer one trillion than the government’s 308 billion figure. He said debt per person reaches about 5400 and tied the disclosure to his resignation from BYU presidency to run against Senator Moss. Forum speakers included William J. Greede and Frank Ahlgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ernest L. Wilkinson
U.S. Senate
Utah
Wilkinson
Brigham Young Univesity
Provo
Senate
Frank E. Moss
William J. Greede
Milwaukee
National Association of Manufactures
Frank Ahlgren
Memphis
De Gaulle voices France aims on Viet Nam and weapons
The text describes De Gaulle warning Europe about relying on America for safety and France's push to develop its own nuclear weapons. It notes a July 25 nuclear test ban talks among the U.S., Britain and the Soviet Union, followed by De Gaulle in August proposing neutralization of the two Viet Nams with trench help. It argues such moves could disrupt Southeast Asia treaties and France's past imperial role in Viet Nam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
France
South Viet Nan
Viet Nam
Viet Nams
Southeast Asia
Wat
Sie
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Alendar
Raymond Franks
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
The
Hope Country Club
Henry Fenwick
Sam Strong
Floyd Leverett
Ann Wollerman
I. J. Burroughs
West 4Th
Tuesday Bridge Club
R. T. White
Mary K. Lehman
Lyle Brown
Kelly Bryant
Circle 4
Earl O'Neal
J. W. Turner
E. J. McCade
T. §. McDavitt
Blair Shufford
Nudge Pope
Liberty Hill
Ervin Betts
Ikenew
Jack Huckabee
W. H. Light
Circle 6
Terry Downs
Baby
Joe Barker
Columbus
Hope
Harold Hendrix
Hope Ward
Prescott Ward
Theodore R. Kupferman
Belgium
Couture Imports, Ltd
Cookie Jar
Janet Henry
Karen
Heidi
Scot
Rick
Chris
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Oval Department
Bell-McClure Syndicate
DeGaulle
U.S
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Ito
Winter Moise
Moise
Capri Pants
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