Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2 Meets Monday Evening
Calendar notices show Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 gathering at 7 39 p m February 15 at Mrs Robert O Neal 317 N Washington with Founders Day observance planned for February 17 at 3 15 p m at the Junior High auditorium involving grade schools and Hope Junior-Senior High and featuring Mrs Jewel Moore Jr and Youth Choir of First Baptist Church Refreshments to follow Circe 5 WSCS of First Methodist Church meets February 15 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Fred Glanton home with Mrs Clavin and Mrs Kinard Young in charge all members urged to attend.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Robert O'Neal
Washington
Hope
Jewel Moore, Jr
Brookwood
First Baptist Church
Circe
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Fred Glanton
Clavin
Kinard Young
Brookwood PTA Study Group Plans February 16 Meeting
On Tuesday February 16 the Brookwood PTA Study Group meets at Mrs. Jewell Moore Jr.s home to conclude Parents Responsibility to Children led by Mrs. Bill Routon. The American Legion Auxiliary also gathers at Mrs. E S Franklin home with Mrs. Gentry hosting and Dean Murphy speaking on Americanism. Inclement weather prompts Hempstead County PTA Presidents to organize a County Council at 1 30 p m in the First National Bank Community Room.
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Brookwood Pta
Jewell Moore, Jr
Bill Routon
American Legion Auxiliary
E. S. Franklin
Gentry
Dean Murphy
PTA
Hempstead County
Eerie
First National Bank
Page notes DAR meeting and iris club events
The John Cain Chapter DAR meets February 17 at 12 noon in Heritage House with guest George Frazier speaking on National Defense. Hope Iris Club met February 9 at Lahroy Street residence. pruning was the program topic presented by Mrs. Neil Osborn. routine business by President Mrs. Harold Stephens. First place for shadow box arrangements went to Mrs. James Walker. hostesses Mrs. Spates and Mrs. A. A. Halbert served cherry pie, nuts, and coffee with a Valentine motif.
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John Cain
DAR
Heritage House
George Frazier
Iris Garden Club
Hope Iris Club
Lahroy Stares
Neil Osborn
Harold Stephens
James Walker
Spates
Valentine Class Meeting at Mrs Dorsey Huckabee Home
The Garrett Memorial Baptist Church class met Monday night February 8 at Mrs. Dorsey Huckabee's home. Mrs. Willie Beard led the business session with prayer by Mrs. David Frith. Mrs. Thomas Guilliams gave a devotional on the seventh commandment. Nine members attended and exchanged Valentines for their teacher Mrs. James Brader who is in Fayetteville. Mrs. David Frith received a gift box of candy. The social hour featured games and Valentine decorations for the serving table and refreshments assisted by Mrs. Leon Prescott.
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Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Dorsey Huckabee
Willie Beard
David Frith
Thomas Guilliams
Leon Prescott
James Brader
Fayetteville
Guernsey P T A Holds February Meeting in High School
Guernsey P T A met February 9 in the high school auditorium with Mrs Oris Thornton presiding. A life membership was awarded to Mrs J J Byers for her 33 years of PTA service and nine children. The session closed with a social hour as Melrose HD Club met at Mrs Ray Turner’s home.
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Guernsey
Bob Massingill
David O’rorke
N.B. Coleman
Coleman
J. J. Byers
Byers
Guernsey P.T.A
Science Winner Sharon Frith Receives Bosch-Lamb Award
Sharon Frith won the annual Bosch-Lamb Science award presented by Principal Jack Beaty during a Wednesday assembly. She is a National Honor Society member, Quill and Scroll Honor Society member, Junior Counselor, and Mu Alpha Theta math honor society member and co editor of the 1965 yearbook. She is the daughter of Mrs. Arlene Frith.
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Sharon Frith
Jack Beaty
Sharon
Mu Alpha Theta
Arlene Frith
Nazarenes Plan Youth Services at Hope Church
The Hope Church of the Nazarene will hold youth services Saturday and Sunday February 15 14 starting at 7 30 p.m. each day with Rev Stephens Heap of Bethany Nazarene College Oklahoma as speaker He is English native whose parents were missionaries for 24 years in Guatemala and who has lived in five countries and on missions fields 13 years He plans to return to mission work after graduation Pastor George C Prentice invites the public.
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The
Hope Church of the Nazarene
Stephens Heap
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma
England
Heap
Guatemala
George C. Prentice
Smith to visit courthouse for radio interview in May
Dla Smith was appointed to go to the courthouse for a radio interview on May 21. Guests were served strawberry pie, ice cream, coffee and cold drinks.
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Dla Smith
Whitlow welcomes daughter Susan Marie in Little Rock
Mr and Mrs John David Whitlow of Little Rock announce the birth of a daughter February 10 at St. Vincent Infirmary weighing 6 pounds 11 ounces. The baby named Susan Marie is the couple's second child. paternal grandparents are Dr and Mrs S A Whitlow formerly of Hope.
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John David Whitlow
Little Rock
St. Vincent Infirmary
Susan Marie
Whitlows
S. A. Whitlow
Hope
Spring Hill School Menu For Next Week
The Spring Hill school plans meals next week with Monday offerings including pinto beans with corn bread macaroni and cheese and coleslaw apples and carrots plus chocolate pudding.
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Spring Hill
Arkansas lawmakers push city government change bills
The legislature debated petitions and voter turnout rules for city government transitions and discussed bills to cut required signatures from 25 to 15 percent of the most popular director race. Gov Faubus signed the 25 percent bill. The House and Senate advanced multiple measures including elector continuity, jury service by non electors, hogs at large ban, a governor adviser on economics, and hospital sale provisions with reconvening details.
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Pulaski County
Doug Brandon
Orval E. Faubus
Gathright
Brandon
House
Senate
Arkansas
Revenue Commissioner
Arkansas Economic Expansion Study Commission
Dear Abby: Faithful minds unite across service separations
A reader shares how a husband in Saigon and wife at home both clipped Dear Abby and found the advice helpful for remaining faithful during a long separation. The Lemon-Land era letters praise trust and loyalty among service couples. The column also addresses a teen daughter’s messiness and a barber’s skin-disease knowledge.
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Lake Wales
Fla
Jersey
U.S. Army
Saigon
Saigon Daily News
Abby
Panel Repor to Johnson on Noon Deadline
The panel is to report back to President Johnson at noon today after both sides accepted its recommendations described as fair and equitable. The Washington dispatch notes no developments earlier from Wirtz while the dispute has idled 60,000 International Longshoremen members.
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Page
Johnson
New York Daily News
Washington
The
Daily News
Wirtz
International Longshore
Being Ranked 100th Isn't Too Bad
Washington AP reports Senator Joseph D. Tydings of Maryland, ranked 100th in the 100-man Senate, says the position has perks. He notes no pressure over office space, gets what’s available, and now enjoys a fifth-row view despite initial hearing challenges.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
D-Md
Tydings
Ad Club
Weekly Lunch Menu and Regional Honey Production Note
Tuesday features ham and gravy creamed potatoes green salad hot rolls and jelly. Wednesday offers barbecue lunch meat green beans cream corn carrot sticks white bread and apple pie. Scratey soup crackers cheese slices rye sauce cake. Friday serves hamburger on bun dill pickles onions lettuce wedges potato chips oatmeal square. States Florida Idaho Iowa Minnesota New York Ohio South Dakota Texas and Wisconsin have big honey production.
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Florida
Idaho
Iowa
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
South Dakota
Texas
Wisconsin
Barber Warns Over Nonlicensed Mole Treatments
A barber claims ability to recognize moles warts and blackheads but states he is not licensed to treat or remove them.
Abby Publishes Letter Writing Guide for All Occasions
A reader seeks help with correspondence and can send one dollar to Abby at Box 69700 Los Angeles California to receive Abby's book How To Write Letters For All Occasions.
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Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
Abby Correspondence Address Guidance
Personal note directs writing to Abby at Box 3365 Beverly Hills California with SASE included. It states Abby answers all mail. Copyright McNaught Syndicate Inc 1965.
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Abby
Beverly Hills
California
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Arkansas Clay Used in Brick Tile and Pot Production
Arkansas clay serves multiple industries by yielding brick tile and flower pots. Local workers note the material's versatility across manufacturing sectors and its impact on regional crafts. The statement highlights the clay’s broad use rather than a specific project or event.
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Arkansas
Yancey Holds One Stroke Phoenix Open Lead
Bert Yancey shot a five under par 67 to lead the Phoenix Open after the first round at the Arizona Country Club. Al Geiberger and Frank Beard tied for second at 68, with Beard drawing praise for his Wednesday pro am nine under 63 course record. Jack Nicklaus, Julius Boros, Peter Mazur and Stan Leonard tied for a 70 in a large group.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bert Yancey
Yancey
West Point
Arizona Country Club
al Geiberger
Frank Beard
Beard
Jack Nicklaus
Julius Boros
Peter Mazur
Stan Leonard
Vast Ways to Earn a Living in the U S A
The Junior Encyclopedia notes more than 22 000 distinct occupations in the United States reflecting a wide range of jobs. It highlights diverse fields from urban and rural sectors and indicates ongoing evolution in work roles and opportunities.
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The
U. S
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