Community society notes and events in February and March
Local clubs and church groups announce a slate of meetings and social events. The Baker HD Club hosts a special meeting at Mrs. Fenwick Sr's home on February 23, and a Ladies Bridge Luncheon is planned at the Hope Country Club the same day. Brevian PTA, various church women’s groups, and joint mission studies across Presbyterian, Methodist, and Christian churches schedule activities from February 26 through March 8, including potlucks, lectures, and a linen shower honoring Miss JoJo Owens on February 16.
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Baker HD Club
T. B. Fenwick
Thursay
Annie Sfoover
Gilbert Thomas
Ned Purtle
Eugene Pendergrast
Tom Smalley
Bill Schoaley
Circle Community Missions
Circle
WMU
Brotherhood
Forlowship Hall
Vena Aguillard
Perry Moses
Witi Prayer and Trust
Hospital Notes Bill Holt Admitted in St Louis
Bill Holt has gone to St Louis Missouri where he entered Barnes Hospital on Monday for treatment.
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Bill Holt
St. Louis
Barnes, Hospital
Faubus Seeks 76 Million Four Year State Program
Gov. Orval Faubus urged a four year 76 145 million capital program at a joint session proposing immediate 20 million bond issue to fund college and state facilities including the Children's Colony State Hospital McRae Tuberculosis Sanitarium and schools for the blind and deaf The plan would reroute increased horse racing revenues for bonds and tax exemptions on out of state purchases. AEA backed retirement plan faced House delay eyes a possible veto override while a Senate bill limited coverage under workmen's compensation for heat and stroke cases unless caused by unusual work activity.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Senate
Faubus
Children’s Colony
McRae
Tot Springs
ABA
Arkansas Education Association
AEA
Supreme Court
Ellis Pagan
Tagan
Ames
Curhack
Claims Commission
Constant
At Springs
Arkadelphia
Highway Department
Woodruff County
Jack Oakes
Lonec World
Arkansas Sea Dealers Association
Stone
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Marion
Tard
White River
Arkansas
Doris McCastrain
Monroy
Lee
Phillips
Issuws
St Popular Vole
Prague
Dewoyer
Yan
Finn
Weekend Socials Highlight Grady Area Visitors
Grady residents hosted a bustling weekend with guests from Clarksdale Malvern and Fort Worth among others. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs Jim Shuford and Justin of Clarksdale, and Miss Linda Lewallen from Oil Springs visiting her grandmother Mrs Kiley Lewallen.
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Joe
Kyle Bussey
Grady
Jim, Shuford
Justin
Clarksdale
Miss
Bundy Evans
B. It
H. Bussey
Malvern
C. Price
Tame, Ark
Linda Lewallen
Ol! Springs
Ouachita Baptist College
Kiley Lewallen
Atl
Bert Lee
Fowler, Cole
Maud Lewallen
Blanche Lewallen
Jett
Arkansas
Colorado
Katherine Webb
Midland
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G. Coop
Tom Wardlaw
A. A. McDowell
Romily
A. M. McDowell
Ft. Worth
Maine
Meawell
A.M. Mebowell
Mary Collins
Spring
Dorothy Dix column on animals and school life
Dorothy Dix column by Helen Worden Erskine discusses George Washington's affection for animals, a young girl’s letter about losing a cat named Cookie, and reader problems on romance and pet care. It includes responses from C M and B B with guidance on adopting another pet, Valentine etiquette, and dance questions.
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Helen Worden Erskine
George Washington
Cookie
C. M
Hille
Schol
Jimmie
Muriel Dye
Caldwell
Ohio
New York City
Muriel
Shan Opens Parliament in Turbulent Session
Shan Parliament opens amid confusion as mislabeled lines and garbled names create a shaky start. AP reports a briefing mixup and unclear leadership signals as lawmakers convene.
Katanga Mobilization Amid UN Pressure and UN Threats
Katanga leaders show force at Elisabethville Airport as UN guards return. Tshombe orders mobilization of all able-bodied Katangans to counter Security Council actions, while U S pressures Belgium to push for federation and curb mercenary inflow.
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T'Shombe
Tussiay
Security Council
Elisabethville
U.N
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Belgium
Cottaint
Moisen'shombe
Congo
Tshombe
Indepen
House Rejects Late Vouchers and Congo Relief Measures
The House refused late vouchers for college funding and debated eminent domain powers. A measure would let five percent of Crittenden County voters call a special election on dog racing in West Memphis. Reports note Belgium’s advisory role in Congo and U.S. helicopters offered to monitor routes during the Gizenga crisis, with Sudanese authorities not requesting help.
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Sas
Cuno
Snel
Tstoitibe
Brussels
Inebisaedhville
Katanga
Ine Tshombe
Beleshins Colexive
United States
Sudan
Reime
Antoine Gizenga
Congo
Weather outlook with rain and cool spell northeast area
Partly cloudy conditions continue in Louisiana through Thursday with a cooler spell tonight. Expect scattered drizzle and light showers in the northeast before ending this afternoon. Temperatures range from the mid 40s to near 40 today with highs around 65 on Thursday.
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Louisiana
Cighest
Weather Elsewhere Eda Bill Aims Bond Substitutes In Offender Law
A weather themed editorial notes a bill allowing certain offenders to post bond substitutes in lieu of cash bonds in most cases except intoxication. It mentions a resolution by the Mottse and a 1963 legislative report to Ally vanity governments. Ray mond Mays introduced a bill to raise fishing and hunting license fees to 150 dollars, with the license fee later raised to 2.50 by the 1997 legislature.
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Legislative Council
Vanity
la Report
Cleveland County
Raymond Mays
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