Society calendar and club notes for Hempstead County
The Hempstead County society page lists numerous events from Friday Jan 13 to Sunday Jan 15 Open House for Mr and Mrs McGee on Jan 15 Circle and WSCS meet Jan 16 American Legion Auxiliary meet Jan 17 Parent Education Study Group Jan 17 DeAnn Lilac Garden Club meeting Jan 1 wedding plans for JeJe Owens and Reuben Ray Reed for Feb 26 DAR luncheon at Diamond Jan 24 with new member Mrs Otis Blackwood welcomed and business meeting chaired by Regent Kline Snyder Nandina berry decor noted and hostesses named
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B. B. McGee
Lloyd Smittle
Palmos-Shover Springs
JeJo Owens
JeJe Owens
Pearle Owens
Wier Owens
Reuben Ray Reed
Frances Reed
Nashville
William A. Reed
First Methodist Church
Rufus Sorreils
John Cain
Dar
Diamond
Otis Blackwood
Fulton
Kline Snyder
Paul Klipsch
Frances Brandon
Family returns to Hope after Chicago stay
Mr and Mrs Wreyford Cox and twins Charles Ray and Sharon Kay have come back to Hope from Chicago. Mrs Thompson Evans Jr and Luther Hollaman met Mrs Charlotte Pickett of Los Angeles in Dallas on Thursday and she joined them for the funeral of her father G A Hobbs.
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Mrs. Wreyford Cox
Charles Ray
Sharon Kay
Hope
Chicago
Thompson Evans Jr
Luther Hollaman
Charlotte Pickett
Los Angeles
Dallas
G. A. Hobbs
Kennedy's Assets Put At About Ten Million Dollars
President elect John F Kennedy appears to hold up to ten million dollars in investments now converted to government bonds. Press secretary Pierre Salinger says oral holdings include bonds and homes in Washington and Hyannis Port along with three Kennedy family trust funds. Annual after tax income from the trusts is about one hundred thousand dollars. pre tax about five hundred thousand. Estimated bond principal could total near ten million. Salinger refused to provide further figures.
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Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
President Elect
Washington
Hyan
Port
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Satinger
Georgetown
Hyannis Port
Salinger
Readmission Sought to Georgia U
In Macon the FBI and Georgia Legislature opened separate probes into campus rioting at the University of Georgia as two Black students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes sought readmission after suspension. A federal preliminary inquiry into possible law violations followed a violent antidisintegration demonstration.
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Macon
Aegal
University of Georgia
FBI
Georgia Legislature
Athens
Atlanta
Constance Motley
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
Georgia House of Representatives
House
George L. Smith
Georgia
Appropriations Gael
Guy
Ernest
Vandiver
House Plan Being Worked Out In Arkansas Reapportionment
Gov. Faubus says a reapportionment plan for Arkansas House of Representatives is being developed and will be submitted by the February 1 deadline. A three man board led by Faubus, with C. G. Hall and Frank Holt, draws a new plan after each census to give larger counties more seats. Senatorial districts have been frozen by a constitutional amendment since 1936.
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Little Rock
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas House of Representatives
Faubus
C. G. Hall
Frank Holt
Allo
A. B
J. B
Lznd
UN Forces Rescue Europeans in Congo Violence Run
UN forces swept across Kivu Province to rescue Europeans including two white nuns amid threats from rebel Congo soldiers. A UN spokesman said 29 American missionaries and families are under UN protection in Bukavu, capital of the province. A Belgian mother superior and a nun from a hospital in Bukavu were arrested on vague funds charges.
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Bevruywvin
Kennedy Trusts Irrevocable Amid Investment Control Questions
Report states Kennedy family trusts are irrevocable and beyond the president elects influence over principal investments. Sources note questions about who actually controls gains and holdings. It mentions a relative, identified as one of the trustees, shaping disclosures on income and assets.
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Kennedy
Dear Helen Worden Erskine Advice Column Fragment
Content shows an advice letter from Dorothy Dix style column with reader questions about marriage fidelity, age appropriate lipstick, parental views on appearance, and a call for sending problems to Helen Worden Erskine. It includes commentary on marriage fidelity and personal advice, with a concluding note about sending problems and a regional note on commercial services.
Redmond Stays Away From Office
New Orleans public schools superintendent Dr James Redmond reportedly remains absent from his office as state legislators pursue his removal. An assistant sergeant at arms served papers on Redmond Thursday night, while School Board President Louis Riecke says a federal suit to block the move is being prepared.
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New Orleans
James Redmond
Redmond
Vatery
Louis Riecke
Stite
Slite
Judges Elect New Officers In Arkansas Sheriffs Association
The Arkansas Sheriffs Association elected Joe Woo of Wynne as president and recast salary limits for counties. A proposed constitutional amendment to raise county salaries to 10,000 was defeated in November. New officers include Doyle Duncan, Court ney Langston, Lowely Cooper, C. B. Burgess, Hollis Spencer, C J Sullivan, Naval Norton, and Rohwi Moore as secretary.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Sheriffs Association
Joe Woo
Wynne
Cross County
Doyle Duncan
Calhoun County
Courtney Langston
Beer
Lowely Cooper
Craighead
Foutth
C. B. Burgess
Millers
Hollis Spencer
Washington
C. J. Sullivan
Poingelly
Naval Norton
Jefferson
Rohwi
Moore
Desha County
The Cardinal author Henry Maeren Robinson dies
New York AP reports Henry Maeren Robinson author of The Gardiner and other novels died at Houghton University Hospital from burns suffered last month. His works include The Gardiner and other noted titles. He died from complications related to the injuries.
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New York
Henry Maelen Robinson
Hoduyhi University Hospital
Inaugural Space Rocket Prediction Hints at Launch
Space scientist in San Juan says Hassians may launch an air super space rocket at Kennedy's inauguration. Dr Rich W. Noubert, associate NASA director, notes a Soviet fleet arrived in the Pacific and recalls a previously planned rocket test.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
John I. Kennedy
Rich W. Noubert
National Aeronautics and Space Administation
Neubert
Pacific
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