Community meeting at Wighire Center Friday night
West St area residents invited to a 7 o'clock Friday gathering at the Wighire Community Center. Ray Atinit and Andy McElroy of All friends and neighbors expected. Hempstead County Agent Cal Caldwell and Home Demonstration Agent Mrs Joann Phillips to present a special program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy McElroy
West ‘Sth St
McCaskil
RCL
Dts
Maeting
Wighire Community Center
Calve Caldwell
Hempstedd
Joann. Philllips
Bridge Club Meetings Report Delayed by Bad Weather
Bad weather cancels the Gold Ave Club meeting set for January 7 and reschedules to January 21. The Tuesday Bridge Club hosted by Mrs EB Waltman on January 9 reports four tables with prizes to high and second high winners Mrs RT White and Mrs Sy Meath. The Hap Duplicate Bridge Club met January 4 at the Diamond with Mrs B L Broach and Mrs John Hailey winning first place. Master Point Night is planned for January 18. Mrs John Brill hosted a January 5 bridge gathering with two tables. high score went to Mrs Bill and a tie for second between Mrs K G Hamilton and Mrs S L Murphy. Salad and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Waltman
Hapa Duplicate Bridge Club
Diamond
JL. Broach
John Hailey
Meifie
Merle Henirix
EL P, Young, Jr
Elizabeth Bridawell
Jatra
John Brill
Aller
Bridge - Was
Ed Sram
Embe's
Bill
K. G
Hamilton
S L. Murphy
Circle No 4 WSC Meets at Welch and Barlow Home
Circle No 4 WSC met at the home of Mesdames Welch and Barlow on West Division with Mrs Ross Moore opening the meeting in prayer. A volt call went unanswered by 12 members. Mrs C P Lester presented the program. After the routine, social hay refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Welch and
Barlow
West Division
Ross Moore
C. P. Lester
Ie Malic and Nistz Honor Church Meeting Notes
The session at W. S. Methodist Church included a welcome for Mrs. Gloyd Spender and a Sanitary Day program with 12 members. Minutes approved. readings, prayers, and a mission circle feature were noted along with a New Year message and refreshments of sandwiches, cookies, and Russian tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. SS. Methodist Church
Gloyd Spender
Routon
Holmg
Srain Johanan
Magdala
Toriva
Cirele
Birth at Good Shepherd Hospital Longview Texas reaches Gray family
Mr and Mrs Tack Gray of Longview Texas announce the arrival of their second child a son born January 2 at the Good Shepherd Hospital Longview. The 7 pound 10 ounce baby is named James Wardridge Gray. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs B B McPherson and great grandmother is Mrs Don Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrv
Tack Gray
Long View
Tes
Atiayndée
Local travelers return from Florida and Texas visits
Mr and Mrs Earl ONeal arrived back Monday from Florida where they attended the Gular Bowl. Dr Lynn Harvis and Mr and Mrs Cline Franks also returned from Jacksonville Fla the same day. Miss Gloria Gray of Longview Texas visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs BB Mes Pherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl O'Neal
Florida
Lynn Harvis
Cline Franks
Jacksonville
Fla
Gloria Gray
Longview, Texas
Mrs. B. B. Mes Pherson
Hospital Notes Branch Admitted In Homer Louisiana
Hospital notes list admissions in Homer Louisiana and surrounding towns. Names include Teswood Trevberl Samuel Drew Howard Dann Pamela Campbell Blevins Wyston James Briggs James Geif fin William Poindexter Pecan Cap Wthel Logan Mtorthi Meyton David Allen Sisson Mrs E R Calhoun and others. Discharges include Mrs Betty Parris Mrs Ray Martin Roy A D Livingston and Mrs Edwin Edwards Pres cot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teswood Trevberl
Homer
Mus
Virginia Care Center
Samuel Drew
Bob Frinkley
Hope
Betty Parris
Howard Dann
Harris Calls for Stricter Measures in Broadcast Fraud
Washington AP Rep Owen Harris of Arkansas chairing the House panel probing payoffs in radio and TV scams urges tougher proposals beyond Justice Department ideas. Gen William Rogers told President Nixon agencies have not used full authority and urged a federal crime for broadcast workers involved in undercover payments and broader FCC penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen Harris
Arkansas
House
Quian
Justice Department
William Rogers
Hisehowee
Rogers
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Congress Faces Budget Tensions Ahead of 1960 S
The piece notes budget concerns voiced by Rep. Clarence Cannon and the rising national debt as wartime taxes and rates stay in place. It previews shifts in Senate and House majorities, with vacancies and sworn-in members likely, and highlights President Eisenhower’s upcoming State of the Union stressing peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Los
Chicago
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriation Committee
Cannon
Senate
House
William Langer
Norman Brynsdale
John Kyl
Iowa
Steven Carter
Jro
Isenhower
GOP
No Survivors In Flight Crash Near Wilmington
A March West life preserver incident left no survivors as a plane crashed near Wilmington after engine trouble. Richard Randolph awoke to a loud bang and saw flames. searchers found scattered wreckage and bodies. Rescue crews and investigators linked the crash to possible in-flight explosion with coast-hugging flight plans and late-night departure from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maz West
Richard Randolph
Lelzie
Randolph
McArthur
Bolivia
Hahoover
Wilmington
Bollyin
Mgdway Patel
Rack
Guidal
Luster J. Edwards
Guo
Dayle Howard
Wilmington News
FRE
Scena
Charles Sharp
Nasional
Fhe Selad
Uxpers
New York
Big Sea
Jega Pal Keach
Atlantic
Wilhtadton
Miami St
WAL
Gulf of Mexico
Miami
New Orlans
Fragmentary quote on broadcast regulation and reform debate
The text shows a fragmented interview with Hurtis criticizing Rogers and discussing broader reform of statutes to curb decency and corruption. It references concerns about expanding the law and who is affected, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mons
Hurtis
Rogers
Puyula
Letters praising newspaper service and urging publisher support
A reader letter from December 24, 989, Arkansas praising circulation efforts and urging publishers to continue providing encouragement to young merchants. The writer thanks the newspaper for aiding distribution and preservation of local trade, expressing hope for expanded community support in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel
Arkansas Democrat
Ray
Unclear text on Senate race and candidates
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Senate opposition to Karl Munet with unspecified candidates. The readable items mention a Republican opponent and vague references to campaigns, but no clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Building to house Helena post office on Third Street
Fragmented OCR describes a Helena project to relocate the post office to a site on the river side of Third Street near Plaza. It notes the government has an option to buy two parcels totaling MAX feet from local diners and nearby properties. Bids were due on a plan for a year with potential 25 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Helena
Une Helena
Third Streab
Jeudine
Maven O
Local Programs Aim to Boost Farm Output and Demand
From reform efforts to lift crop yields to expanding markets, officials plan measures to raise production, reduce costs, and elevate farmer income. The initiative emphasizes favorable prices, supply chain support, and broader access to credit and resources for agricultural communities.
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Huteday
Janay
Lasonic
Jahvarya
Pilday
Vénlary
Ray Atinit
Golded ‘Ave Club
E. J. Whitman
Mrs. Jahr Britl
W. S.C
McCaskill Rcl
Mer Mbi Rcl
J. G.prescott
Chalpyman
Arthur Whamell
Mra
Bellakic Arkangas Company
Yoorth
Geall Weavery
Straothi Nistz
Sid Doys Biase
Nhce
Harris
Jean Simmons
Elyse
Vy Hee Eet
Dent Dorothy Dix
Hin
Seid
Lince
Atay
Aumors
Invne
Anc
Ny Teagit
Pul
Luke
Baek
Sell Syndicate
Wishibing
Rope Stac Hope
Aulemeng
Dore Mery Washburn
Day Hoper Distributer
Mra Tiel, Holt
Arle
Ut Didvie
Karl Wmunet
Myigdt
Dorthia Camp
Youngbloods
Hwy
West — Hope
Ark
Andrews Screen & Glass CO
ECIS
Motor’ & Saw. CO
West “Proy
ALDC
Mirkansas Industrial Development Commission
Rae
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