Local Society News and Upcoming Club Events
The Cosmopolitan Club hosts a meeting at 7 45 p m Tuesday in Mrs L T Mawrened s home with co hostesses Mrs R E B Jack and Miss Patricia Ann Watson and Kenneth Dale Sinyard wed in New Boston Jan 4 at First Baptist Church. Read Class of First Baptist Church meets Jan 24 at 7 30 p m in Educational Building dining hall. Hope Chapter Junior Auxiliary meets Jan 10 at 10 a m in First National Bank community room. Executive Board gathers at 9 a m. Martha Wise attends. Monthly Ladies Bridge Lunch Jan 12 30 at Hope Country Job. hostesses Mrs Cris Stuart and Mrs E P Young Jr. Friday Music Club meets 4 p m Jan 27 at Mrs George Frazder s home. Patricia Ann Watson and Kenneth Dale Sinyard wed Jan 4 in New Boston. Rev Joe Denton officiated. Wayne McElwee of Mesquite TX gave the bride away. Gail Sinyard best man. The couple now resides in Spring Hill. Mrs Andrews sixth grade Braggwood School elects officers: Lary Don Wright president Michael Atkins vice president Margaret Polk secretary and reporter Sue Randolph treasurer. Friendship Sewing Circle meets Jan 21 at Miss Marlene Faught s home with devotion and brief meeting. new members Judy Samuels and Linda Warren join. plan to make imitation log planters. cake and coffee served to 19 including three guests.
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Patricia Ann Watson
Kenneth Dale Sinyard
Bess Watson
New Boston
Tex
Sid Sinyard
Springhill
Joe Denton
First Baptist Church of
Wayne McElwee
Wayne McElwee of Mesquitygtex
Gail Singard
Spring Will
Spring Hill
Ti Friendship Sewing Circle
Marlene Faught
W. C. Beck
Honor for Susan Forster on 13th birthday luncheon
Miss Susan Forster was honored on her 13th birthday January 14 with a luncheon at the Barlow Hotel where ten place settings were prepared. Her sister Miss Cindy Forster served as hostess as spring flowers brightened the pastel table decor.
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Susan Forster
Barlow
Cindy Forster
Weather Continued From Page One
San Francisco remains clear while Seattle and Washington experience cloudy skies. Tampa shows clouds with a reading of 56 degrees in San Francisco 42 in Seattle 4 and 30 in Tampa and Washington.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Pirates Hijack Santa Maria Prompts Naval Hunt Near Caribbean
The Santa Maria was hijacked in early hours by a 70-man crew from varied nations led by ex-army Capt. Henrique Galvao. The ship overpowered crew near Curacao, a third officer was killed, and many wounded were ashore in Castries, while destroyers Wilson and Damato pursued to determine if piracy occurred. The incident drew focus on Portugal's Salazar regime.
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U.S. Navy
Wilson
Damato
Santa Maria
U.S
Henrique Galvan
la Guaira
Venezuela
Curacao
Iaf
Caracay
Lisbon
Castries
US. Navy
Union Leader to Quit for 250000
James G. Cross resigns as president of the Bakery and Confectionery Workers International Union amid a pending corruption case being dropped. The executive board says terms include more than 250 thousand dollars to liquidate pension rights, with court approval pending. The case alleges union funds were misused to defend Cross and finance a Florida home, and a private audit has been directed.
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Norman Walker Washington
James G. Cross
Bakery
Confectionery Workers International Union
Nat
Cross
Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Halse
Re Union
Arl-Cio
Apl-Cio
American Bakery & Confectionery Workers
Solar
Washington
Redin
Dierks Official Receives Spa Award at Hot Springs
Dierks Jr. vice president of Dierks Forests Inc won the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award at Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce annual banquet. He serves on the chamber board and Ouachita General Hospital board among about 400 guests including Gov. Orvaldo Paulius and Southwestern Bell manager Tod Pov.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ex-Officer Faces Burglary Charge in Pulaski Court
NORTH LITTLE ROCK AP Former North Little Rock police man They PP Long 23 was charged with a third alleged burglary and grand larceny count in Pulaski Circuit Court Monday Prosecutor John Jernigan filed two counts of burglary and one of grand larceny Friday against Long and Billy Thompson The new charge Monday accused Long Thompson and Bobby Grichel of entering
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North Little Rock
Long
Pulaski
John ‘J. Jernigan
Billy Thompson
Thompson
Bobby Grichel
Unprecedented seizure as pirates aboard ship trigger naval action
The seizure described as unprecedented in peacetime led the Navy in Washington to order destroyers to apprehend the vessel under international law governing piracy aboard ship. Three PV2 long range patrol planes from Puerto Rico searched the Caribbean for the cruise ship while the British frigate Rothesay pursued. A Yulin message reported a Swedish vessel near Trinidad in the area. Miami agents for the Santa Maria reported engine difficulties and a delay at Port Everglades before a possible late arrival, amid a noted emergency aboard the ship.
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Washington
U.S
Santa Maria
Trinidad
Miami
Satagay
Iisha
Dear Mrs Worden reads like a Dorothy Dix column spoof
Readers encounter a collaged missive from Helen Worden urging guidance on a broken relationship and dating boundaries. The fragmentary text mentions adult themes, engagement with a doctor, and cautions about age appropriate dating while urging readers to seek writing to Helen Worden for advice.
Miden's Rexall Pew Stare in North Lille Keel
A November 2 incident involved theft at Miden's Rexall in North Lille with a value of 8615. Long has been under probation since December 1. The case details and charges are under police review.
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Miden
North Lille Keel Wa
Long
Atom Armed Jet Crashes Near Goldsboro Killing Two
A jet carrying armed weapons crashed about 45 miles north of Goldsboro near Seymour Johnson Air Force Base early today. Two men died, four parachuted to safety, one nun survived, and one person was missing. Air Force officials said there was no danger of a nuclear explosion or radiation. Pilot Maj. Waller Fillech, 45, from San Diego, walked to a nearby home at dawn after being considered missing. Survivors include Capt Richard Wo Hardin, 38, and Capt Vollik Brown, 37, among others.
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MC Ta
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Here
Me Air Korea
Strategic Air Command
Maj
Waller Fillech
San Diego Cull
Tan Larsen
Marshal Supges
Hbo
Maysville
Amd
Vollik Brown
Boombstown
Uh Havipatayr Chersea
Hugene Shelton
San Antonio
Ths
Radi
Hugene Tichards
Teva
Alfiewr
Tharnish
Greenfield
Extradition Hearing Set for Norma MacDonald in Slay Case
An extradition hearing is scheduled Friday for Norma MacDonald who refuses to return to Arkansas to face murder charges in connection with the slaying of her parent. Authorities note she signed extradition papers but declined to leave without a hearing. The case centers on a farm in Mona Arkansas and the discovery of dismembered remains tied to the victim.
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Covington
Norma Mac Donald
Arkansas
MacPumal
Guy
Dinmile Davis
Leavn
Sis
Alter Lefense Allney
Thomas Tames
MacDonald
Mona
Ark
Lawisiana
Arkestis
House Passes Budget Bills Amid Chamber Turmoil
A chaotic legislative session saw the Senate advance budget bills and the House defeat a 1959 election-law change. Votes focused on financing education and road projects, with debates over polling place rules, driver rights, and exemptions. Several lawmakers introduced additional measures including highway improvements and state ethics provisions.
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Pulaski Bop
Clana Weller
Hause
Deforsen Rey
St. Francis Rep. O
Ducubianal Telos Vistun Commission
Fishing Research Bill Offered
Washington AP Sen J W Wilbright of DeArk introduced a bill to authorize the Interior Department to research why fishing declines in aging reservoirs and to seek funds for the project. The measure, debated after House defeat, reflects broader calls for federal funding and oversight of water resource and fishery issues.
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Washington
J. W. Wilbright
DeArk
Interior Department
Palbright
Uesal
Interior Departed
Tallvight
Wao
Yihe House
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R. EB. Jack
First Baptist Church
Dean Murdy
Hope Chapter
Junioruxiliary
First National Bank
Xecuive Board
Martha Wise
Hope Country
Cris Stuart
E. P. Young Jr
Bray
George Frazder
Brookwood Éth
Lary Don Wright
Michael Atkins
Margaret Polk
Sue Randolph
Weasurers
Friendship Sewing Circle Meets
Saenger
Ua Moe Soca Noh
Atars Barren
U. S
Heg
Jeffrey Hunter
Janssen
Patricia
Danone Owens
Mice Follies
Hintes
Hinton
Azela
E. J. Whitman
Jack Ray
F. Lloyd
Ramsey-Cargile Post
VFW
Ramsey-Curzile
C. F. Lloyd
7. B. Fenwick Sr
Bobs Massingill
Auxiliary
Hope
Fenwick
Garland Laugh
Jim Lockhard
Henry Renwick
Dierks
Spa
Rockin
Charles Gough
Young Rock N’ Rollers
Youth Center
Rockin Little Angels
Bob Baker
Darwin Stith
Jimmy Barrantine
Benja Waller
Larry Mariar
Dorothy DIX
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Mra
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Melon
Helen Wardeneskine
Dorothy Bixits
Palunt Offic
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Bell Syndicate
W. Ave
Old Reliable Arkansas Company
Cecil Weaver
United States
Americans del Sear
Sive
Olen Vine
Senate Labor Union
Qilon
Sec
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Milt Mayan
Max Howell
EOD
Triest Litrachiaed
Soto
Congress
Mary Hamm Beauty Shop
Elm St
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home and Burial Association
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