Society meeting notices fill January church calendars
A roundup of society events lists church circles from First Baptist First Methodist and Presbyterian groups meeting January 13 through 16. Hostesses include Mrs Clyde Osborn Mrs J T Bowden and Mrs Henry Haynes with various circles and clubs sharing locations and times. The Patmos PTA Brookwood group and FHA details are also noted with dates and meeting spots.
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Ann Weillerman
First Baptist Church
Clyde Osborn
South Greening
J. T. Bowden
Royce Smith
Henry Haynes
The
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Lewis
J. M. Duffie
L. T. Larence
Circle
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Blair Bhanford
Brookwood Pta
Lowell Harris
C.F. Lloyd
Eloy Honea
Raymond Franks
Ross Moore
Johnnie Green
M. BE. Garanflo
Cecil Weaver
Beech Street Church Hosts Texar Kana Rally Attendees
The Association at WMS rally at Beech Street Baptist Church in Texarkana drew attendees including Mesdames Honeycutt Taylor Futley Evans Flanders Geist Martin Thrash and Messrs Butler Gunler and others on Thursday.
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W.M.S
Beech Street Baptist Church
Texarkana
Herbert Honeycutt
Roy Taylor
Bob Futley
Dan Evans
Bill Flanders
Clarence Geist
A.B. Martin
H. F E. Thrash
Body Butler
W. H. Gunler
Sex Appeal Dominates New York Fashion Week Shows
At Press Week previews in New York the theme is sex appeal with Rudi Gernreich pushing avant-garde looks including kimono dresses and an amoeba shaped wallflower dress, while Lyndon Johnson’s cowboy influence appears in silk shirts and short jackets. Ceil Chapman returns with draped chiffon and matte jersey in My Fair Lady style, and Pellon shows spotlight new designers inspired by lab coats and the middy suit.
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California
Rudi Gernreich
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Gernreich
Ceil Chapman
Miss Chapman
Looks Sweet But Really She's Tough
AP Movie-Television writer Bob Thomas reports Yvette Mimieux, despite a soft look, has a steel resolve. She fired her agents and seeks a new MGM contract, aiming for freedom before her two-year term ends. She plans to shop for outside opportunities and may buy story properties to control future roles.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood {Ap
Yvette Mimieux
Yvette
MGM
Bookmobile Schedule for Flex Week
Bookmobile routes listed for January 14 and January 13 with $15 per stop. Stops include Parris Home Dearinger Home Spring Hill School Battlefield Loop Butler Home Hackler Home Williams Home Eixperiment Station Meloy Home Emmet School Ark-La Village Rocky Mound Guernsey School Whitney Grocery McNab Marcum Home Latshaw Home Fry Home Youngblood Cafe.
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Parris
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield Loop
Butler
Hackler
Williams
Guernsey
Whitney Grocery
McNab
Marcum
Latshaw
Fry
Youngblood Cafe
Budget Cuts and Military Spending Forecast in President Budget
The article outlines continued budget reductions targeting plants, missiles and some military bases as obsolete. Even with Congress approval, next year's military outlay sits around five billion dollars, over half of the total budget. It notes a strong economy prop and warns cutbacks will challenge both industry and government, with gradual implementation and mixed business reactions to frugality in Washington.
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Congress
Washington
Dog Food Saves Lives Lost Couple in Yukon Bush
WATSON LAKE YT AP Six pounds of dog food kept trapper William Alexander McDiarmid 43 and his wife Maggie 25 alive for 30 days in deep Yukon snow east of Watson Lake They left their Lar sen Lake cabin Dec 5 to snowshoe to Smith River 60 miles away After blizzards they ran out of supplies and ate moss snow and six pounds of dog food found in a cabin A rescue plane and ground party aided them feeding hamburger and stew They were reported in good condition Tuesday night
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Watson Lake
Y. T
Yukon Territory
William Alexander McDiarmid
Maggie
Larsen Lake
Smith River
McDiarmid
Bob Harrison
Mounted Police
Harrison
Yvette Mimieux Signs for TV Two-Part Dr Kildare Special
Yvette Mimieux, after deserting MGM for other studios, returns to the parent lot in a surprise two part Dr Kildare project titled Tyger Tyger. She plays a surfing enthusiast who endures a mild epilepsy episode, risking her sport and pride. The film was bought by Columbia after MGM ignored Lilith.
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MGM
Lilith
Robert Rossen
Columbia
Yvette
Diamond Head
Neglected Wife and Mother Letters Spur Debate
A sequence of reader letters to Dear Helen discusses Mother's Day neglect, competing family dynamics, and gratitude. One writer, comparing herself to a generous, long-suffering mother, laments late cards and small gifts. Others critique independence, matrimony, and the value of single life versus married life, urging thoughtful choices and mutual support.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Isoks
Benedict Arnold Novel Excerpt Reveals Court Martial Delays
Peggy confronts Benedict Arnold about another postponed court-martial as he laments delays, lost income, and political betrayal. He rages over Hartford politicians and Congress withholding promotion and pay, noting debts of over $50,000 while Washington’s army grows.
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Peggy
Benedict
Hamilton
Board of Inquiry
Washington
Fort Ticonderoga
America
Hartford
Continental Congress
The Twisted Saber and the American War Debate
Benedict and Peggy debate the war’s meaning and the public’s loyalty while Benedict weighs why his trial is delayed. Peggy argues Washington’s early victories and Saratoga secured independence, and she insists the nation’s future hinges on him though others seek to prolong the trial for political ends.
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Benedict
Peggy
United States
Ticonderoga
Quebec
Connecticut
New England
Washington
Congress
Saratoga
Lord Burgoyne
New York
Mr. Jefferson
Week of January 13 17 School Menu Plan
Tentative meals list for the school week. Monday features chicken and dumplings with carrots bread butter cinnamon rolls and milk. Tuesday offers Italian spaghetti green beans cabbage slaw corn bread butter fruit cobbler and milk. Wednesday serves hamburger on bun macaroni with tomatoes onions sliced cheese applesauce cake and milk. Thursday presents roast and dressing corn slaw bread butter cake with coconut topping and milk. Friday menu includes vegetable soup crackers ham and cheese sandwich potato chips pickles and milk.
U S Report Accuses Cigarettes Health Hazard
Washington AP report on the forthcoming government smoking and health study states the panel will blame cigarettes for health risks affecting lungs heart and circulatory system. Surgeon General Luther L Terry will preview findings and outline a second phase with action recommendations to be mailed to physicians officials and state health leaders.
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Washington
Nen
Luther L. Terry
Public Health Service
Terry
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Health Service
Alford to testify on Medicare tax plan Jan 24
Former U.S. Rep. Dale Alford of Little Rock is to testify January 24 before the House Ways and Means Committee about a proposed plan to allow individuals to deduct hospitalization and medical insurance costs from income taxes. He criticizes the Kennedy plan as inadequate and inequitable.
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Alford
Washington
U.S
Dale Alford
Little Rock
House
Ways and Means
President to Speak at AP Meeting
New York AP report says President Johnson will address the annual AP meeting on April 20. AP president Paul Miller confirmed White House approval for the appearance, a past pattern last seen with Eisenhower. The Waldorf Astoria luncheon draws 1,200 publishers and wives, plus radio TV reps and network presidents. Foreign publishers and services plan to attend the 1964 event during Newspaper Week.
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New York
Johnson
Paul Miller
The
White House
Cooperative News Gathering Association
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Waldorf - Astoria
Weke
One Word Delays JFK Memorial
A House bill to fund a John F. Kennedy national memorial center in the Washington area seeks 31 million dollars and names the center the sole national memorial. The Senate omits sole, directing a conference to resolve differences before presidential signature. If approved, construction could start by mid-1964 with theaters and concert halls planned.
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Stanley Meisler
Washington
John F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Senate
Congress
Johnson
National Cultural Center
John F. Kennedy Center For the
New Agency Offered to End Poverty in Rural Areas
Washington AP reports Clyde T. Ellis urged creation of Rural Cooperatives Administration within the Agriculture Department. The agency would have loan powers to fund job-creating projects in rural areas and foster cooperative, non profit efforts to relieve rural poverty and develop industries and recreation.
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Washington
America
Clyde T. Ellis
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Arkansan
Northeast Resources Development Meeting
Rural Cooperatives Administration
Agriculture Department
Ellis
Letters on Post Office Spending Spurs Community Debate
Esther Bauer urges prudence in government spending and opposes new large post offices, arguing private owners profit from rents and debt will burden future generations. H Paul Holdridge commends Hope Arkansas readers for opposing unnecessary spending and questions post office needs, noting a Hope facility could last decades. Note to LaFayette County Democrat acknowledges AP dispatch clipping.
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Esther Bauer
E. Paul Bauer
Linnie Lac Drive
New Berlin
Wis
the Star
Tulsa Tribune
P.O
Hope
Arkansas
H. Paul Holdridge
First Assembly of God
Frank Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
LaFayette
Democrat
Stamps
Ark
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Blair House Maintained as Official Residence for Visiting Dignitaries
The Blair House in Washington has served since 1942 as the official residence for visiting dignitaries. Its upkeep and status reflect its role in accommodating heads of state and distinguished guests during official visits.
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Washington
Blair House
Southwest farm employment hits new record in November
Employment in the region rose modestly month to month with Arkansas and Oklahoma posting small declines. Louisiana and Texas saw gains, while manufacturing continued its post 1963 uptrend with nondurable goods and food industry leading. Average Arkansas work week was 40.5 hours, hourly wage $1.76, weekly earnings $71.28.
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Southwest
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
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Tris Garden Club
Herbert Rogers
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Dale Tonnemaker
Cub
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Patmos P.T.A
Schoos
Daffodil Garden Club
Bi Routgn
Wayne Russell
Franks
FHA
Future Homemakers of America
Nome Economies
Linda Hulsey
Saenger
Munday
Jean Sprain Wilson
Fashion Press Week
Dorothy DIX
Florence Nightingale
Dorothea Dix
Jane Addams
Robert T. Brown
Baltimore
Brown
Benedict Arnold
Philip Vail
Philp Vall
the Twisted Saber
Philip Vail Xxk
W. Joynes Macfarlan
Poe
New Haven
Lexington and Concord
Vail Newspaper Enterprise Assn
JFK
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