January church and civic meetings listed for week
A dense list of church circles, garden clubs, PTAs and service groups outlines meetings from Monday January 13 to Thursday January 16. Includes First Baptist Church circles, Builders Class, Women of the Presbyterian Church circles, PEO Chapter AE, Tris Garden Club, WSCS Circle 4, Baker Home Demonstration Club, Brookwood PTA Study Group, Cub Scout Pack 92, Ruth Class, Friendship Sunday School Class, Girl Scout leaders, Patmos PTA, Lilac Garden Club, Daffodil Garden Club with dates, hosts, and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Wollermah
First Baptist Church
Clyde Osborn
South Greeking
J. T. Bowden
Royce Smith
Henry Haynes
The
Presbyterian Church
C. C. Lewis
Eld Am
J. M. Duffie
L. T. Larence
Circle 4
WSCS
Methodist
Blair Shuford
Baker Home Demonstration Club
Dale Tonemaker
Zero for N W State Tonight
A cold wave brings light snow and glaze to Arkansas. Many schools closed and highways hazardous in North Arkansas. Temperatures to dip below zero in Northwest Arkansas tonight with lows from five below to 15 above in the south. Sunny, warmer Tuesday. Snow totals range from a trace to two inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Weather Bureau
Northwest
Harrison
Boone
Searcy
Arkansas Supreme Court to hear appeal of jailed attorneys
The Arkansas Supreme Court agreed to hear the appeal of two Memphis lawyers Bernard M. Rosen and James B. Garner who were jailed after claiming a Pulaski County jury was stacked against them in a Dec. 19 auto damage case. Rosen received 10 days and Garner five for contempt after a hearing, with bond denied. The court also reviewed Dr. Ofin Joseph Hake’s license suspension, reversing the board’s findings of malpractice and mental incompetence and ordering a new hearing, noting the board failed to write all evidence and lacked a factual standard for conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Memphis
Pulaski County
Supreme Court
George Rosé Smith
Bernard M. Rosen
James B. Garner
Guy Amsler
Rosen
Garner
Amsler
Victor Insurance Co
Victor
Ofin Joseph Hake
Taylor
Columbia County
State Medical Board
Hake
Medical Board
J. Mitchell Cockrill
Winter Storm Closes Schools Across Arkansas Counties
Newton and Carroll counties were closed amid icy conditions. Northeast Arkansas reported widespread closures with only two Craighead County schools remaining open. Jonesboro saw 4 inches of snow, while a fresh northerly wind pushed temperatures into the teens. Snow was scarce in South Arkansas, with Fayetteville at three above zero and Beaver at four above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Carroll
Arkansas
Craighead County
Jonesboro
South Arkansas
Fayetteville
Beaver
Help for troubled families and drinking problems in Dear Helén column
Dorothy Dix answers readers on adolescent discipline and marital roles, urging parental authority and compassion. A letter from a “Despairing Mother” seeks guidance on controlling a rebellious son, while other notes discuss balancing work and home life and the role of Alcoholics Anonymous in family recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helén
Iin
Hake Case Probed Again in Taylor Town Hearing
The Supreme Court noted a second hearing could yield a case against Hake, though the first did not. The record includes many witness statements for and against Hake, who testified he is the only licensed physician in Taylor, a small town near the Louisiana border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tice Jim Johnson
Jin
Supreme Court
Hake
Taylor
Louisiana
Rebels seize Zanzibar after Sultan ousted
Zanzibar reels after a coup toppled Sultan Seyyid Jamshid bin Said. Rebels declare a state of emergency, seize control of key facilities, and cut off telephone lines while warning ships to stay clear. Sheik Abeid Karume named president of a new republic as U.S. contemplates evacuating dependents from the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austat
Seyyid
Jaishid
Abmaila
Cddst
Siitiday
Fredatick PB. Picard
U.S
Zauidibay
Taaphone
Fét
Jiatiat
Africa
Picard
Cair Es Salaam
Manley
Apeh
Ashingtor
Zanzi
Bar
Freddorit
Zantvathar
Hee
Zarahar
Zanzibar
Sheik Abeid Karume
Alto-Shirazi
New Republic
Sheik
Mystery Train Chase Through Harvard Square
A Cambridge incident near Harvard Square involved a pursuit as a train reportedly moved toward Boston. Officers observed signals, a central pull, and a chase across the West Boston Bridge toward Charles Street Station with a train suspected of attempting to evade authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Square
Goritrol
Ciwo-Central
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.E.O
H. C. Kyer
Tris Garden Club
Herbert Rogers
First Methodist Church
Weselyan Guilds
Brookwood Pta
Lowell Harris
Brookwood School
Ruth
O. F. Lloyd
Floy
the Friendship Sunday School
Mary Walker
Git! Scout
Little House
Patmos P.T.A
Lilac Garden Club
Lloyd Kinard
Connie Ward
Guy Downing
Daffodil Garden Club
Bill Routon
Wayne Russell
N.W. State
State High Court
Atty
First Mortgage Loans
Federal Home Loan Bank
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
F.H.L.B
Hope Federal Savings & Loan Association
South Main St
J. P. Duffie
N. T. Jewell
Albert Graves Attorney
Fred O. Ellis
Leonard F. Ellis
J. P. Duffie Duffie Hardware Co
Nat'l Bk
Albert Graves Graves
Frank J. Hill
N. T. Jewell Property Management
Citizens Nat'l Bank
Dick Watkins
Henry Watkins
Greening-Ellis Co
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Irskine
Helen
Martha
Mary
St. Luke
Jesus
Helen Worden Erskine
Dorothy Bix
Bell:McCure Syndicate
Tonite Gumslinging
Az CO
Audie Murphy
Ervey
Gary
Sultan
Salaam
Zanaibar
Rying
Neite'a
Tee Voll
Milily Fer
Kassim Hanith
Zahzibar
Babu
Edn Dng
Arabia
Meigniad Babu
Dar-és-Saldatii
Tanganyikha
Juvits Nyerere
SWIFT
Shank
Agar
Safeway
Sterling
Libby
Heinz Jerlies
Norther
She
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