Church Calendar Note from First Methodist
Calendar items for First Methodist Church outline WSCS executive meeting at 2 30 PM Monday January 30 with officers urged to attend Junior and Senior PTA to host Parents Selvatele program Tuesday party at Mrs Bas home Mrs Etta Kins ara to attend pot luck dinner at 7 PM Monday January 30 children schedules to be brought home Gardenia Garden Club meets February 1 at Mrs T F Webb East 7th Street with co host Mrs Ross Moore at 2 PM
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WSCS
First Methanist Church
Patrick Lncheon
P.T. A
Mongay
Jones
PT. AL
First Methodist Church
Bas
Etta Kinsara
Gardenia Garden Club
T. If Webb
East 7Th Street
Ross Moore
Fraternity Penalty Is Censured
A university penalty against Kappa Alpha was censured amid a suspension linked to alleged test paper issues. The action, tied to alleged violations by the fraternity, was reviewed by a Recursion Committee with state representatives weighing in.
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APIA
Resul Fide
Chivey
Tansay
Kappama
Iutro Pealicord
Arkansas
Chanel Shows Slim Chanel Suits With Military Notes In Paris
Chanel opens a major Paris show with her signature slim suits and mannish touches. She debuts jackets that reveal blouses at the waist, military pockets, and gold belts. Dresses stay belted at the waist with varied pleats and velvety trims, including a navy dress with gold braid. A light wool coat features dark trim and cuffs.
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Paris
Madame
Ceco Chanel
Eiffel Tower
Chanel
Indictment in Liquor Case at Texarkana District
Fort Smith Ark AP One indictment has been handed down by the West Arkansas District Federal Grand Jury after an investigation of a Texarkana division case believed to involve a liquor conspiracy. Sources say the person or persons indicted would not be named until arrest.
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Ark
West Arkansas District Federal Grand Jury
Texarkana
Crise
Grand Jury
Johnson Grants Execution Stay In Arkansas Case
LITTLE ROCK AP The Arkansas Supreme Court justice granted a temporary stay of execution for Jesse Jorden a 73 year old Negro from McGehee. The stay to allow time for an appeal postpones the scheduled February 3 execution after Faubus reset the date from January 13.
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Jesse Jorden
McGehee
Arkansas Supreme Court
Jim Johnson
Johnson
Jorden
Orval F. Faubus
Left Wing Riots In Tokyo Court Plea Of Innocence
Twenty two young leaders of Tokyo's left wing demonstrations face court on riot charges. They marched in singing the Communist Internationale and pleaded innocent to all counts. Incidents sparked by protests last June are cited as the case unfolds.
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Tokyo !Ap
Toksa
Bookmobile Schedule Dense with Erratic City Stops
Incomplete timetable lists bookmobile stops and times across several locales including Emmet Community, Experiment Station, Daugherty's Store, Radean School, Palmas School, Columbus School, Oak Haven, and Bobs Gro. Schedule entries show times roughly from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with scattered misspellings and misordered lines reflecting a fragmented historical page.
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Daughertys
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Radean
Texas
Palmas
Pankoy
Columbus
Cross Heads
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Carroll
Homme
Lileks
Oakhaven
Hope and Yerger School Menus Next Week
Hope and Yerger school menus list daily meals from Monday to Friday. Dishes include pork patties, stews, pasta, beef, ham, fish, sides like corn bread, vegetables, salads, desserts, and milk, with beverages.
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Yerger
U S Seeks to Free 588 Passengers
The U S Navy again appealed to rebel leader Henrique Galvao aboard the Santa Maria to redirect course toward Belem Brazil to transfer the liner's 42 American passengers and 546 others. Admiral Dennison offered naval assistance at sea if needed as the ship moves toward West Africa, with U S forces under Kennedy orders not to board.
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San Juan
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Antonio de Oliveirra Salazar
West Africa
Brazil
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Galyao
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Senegal
Guinea
Ghana
Unhappy Wife and Advice on Divorce in Dor othy Dix Panel
Dorothy Dix column by Helen Worden Erskine presents letters from readers on marriage, children, and divorce. Advice covers realizing consequences of a broken home, reconciling, and communication, with responses to a young couple and a contemplative teen. The piece notes personal struggles and offers guidance, plus a plea for readers to seek help through leaflets and The Petting Problem.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Elen
Helen
Rainbow Girls Install New Worthy Advisor in Prescott
Miss Simone Webb was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Prescott Order of Rainbow for Girls at a Saturday meeting in the Masonic Hall. Installing officers included Melendale Ledbetter and Sharlett Calhoun, with several others named in roles. Grand officers Judith Kaslosky and Helendale Ledbetter were introduced, along with Webb’s parents and several local guests. A decorated four tier cake and lime punch were served by hosting members.
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Prescott Order of Rainbow
Masonic Wall
Helendale Ledbetter
Melendale Ledbetter
Sharlett Calhoun
Marshall
Mary Adam
Judy Koslosky
Kenneth Ledbetter
Nancy Brallan
Ellen Rettig
Charity
Nancy Koslosky
Hope
Sandra Ward
Judith Kaslosky
Mary Beth Zumwalt
Marcia Reaves
Pam Robertson
Grand Hope
Montana
Simone, Webb
Grand Page
Miss Webb
S. A. Webb
Bill McDougald
David Purtle
Southeast
Cynthia Lee
Nancy Brattan
Elen Rettig
City Plans Door to Door Drive to Fund Schools
In Jonesboro Arkansas the PTA will lead a door to door campaign to raise at least 38 000 to keep city schools open. The Public School Study Committee of the Chamber of Commerce approved the plan after only 7320 in donations so far. The school board warns funds will run out by February absent a tax increase ballot rejected December 2.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Public
Chamber of Commerce
Department Store Sales Fall in 8th District
AP says department store sales in the 8th Federal Reserve District for the week ended Jan 21 were five percent lower than the same period in 1960. Louisville led declines at nine percent, St. Louis down seven, Memphis four, while Little Rock rose one. Seven smaller district cities increased six percent. The four week average was five percent below last year.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Louisville
St. Louis
Memphis
Little Rock
Goldwater Bill Aims to Return Tax Money for Schools
In a CBS Face the Nation debate Senator Barry Goldwater urges returning three to four billion dollars in tax revenue to taxpayers for local use to improve schools. He would not require the funds be spent on education and hopes the rebate could boost support for local school bond issues. Senator Eugene McCarthy counters that a large federal government threatens freedom. The discussion occurred in the Capitol’s old Supreme Court chamber without audience or questioners.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Aviz
Goldwater
CBS
Face the Nation
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
McCarthy
Supreme Court
Capitol
Up Tuition at Colleges Sought by Arkansas Lawmakers
Conway Arkansas lawmakers discuss funding a $22 million educational construction bond. Representative Clarke Kinney advocates increasing state college tuition, arguing federal funds can cover access while maintaining public schooling for all students. He notes tuition around $75 plus books room and board.
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Ark
State College
St. Francis County
Clarke Kinney
Kinney
Bank Robber and Former Minister Pleads Guilty in Three Heists
Bert L. Scott, a year old former pastor, pleaded guilty to robbing three banks in Bells Tennessee and Byhalia and Coldwater Mississippi, admitting over $17 000 in loot. A federal judge sentenced him to 45 years. He showed no emotion as the sentence was imposed. He said he robbed the Bells Bank at pistol point to think things over and noted he would be a good robber if jailed. The Byhalia and Coldwater holdups followed on September 13 and December 13.
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Bert L. Scott
Scott
Bells
Tenn
Bghatia
Coldwater
Miss
Byhalia
Missing U S Army Plane Searched Southwest of Tehran
A U S army plane with two American officers aboard has been missing since Thursday in rugged mountain terrain southwest of Tehran. U S and Iranian aircraft are searching for the twin engine L923.
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Iran
U.S
Arkansas Woman Charged In Farm Husband Murder
Mrs MacDonald, 49, faces a murder charge after parts of her 73 year old husband were found near a farm at Mena. Defense attorney change delayed proceedings as Arkansas authorities and witnesses traveled through snow and ice to a hearing. More body fragments were located in Covington in a station wagon she drove.
Extradition Hearing Delayed for Norma MacDonald
Dist. Judge Steve Ellis granted a brief delay in the extradition hearing of Mrs. Norma MacDonald, charged with the Arkansas incident. The action postpones the next court date as defense counsel seeks additional time to review evidence and file motions.
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Covington
Steve Ellis
Norma MacDonald
Arkansas
South and East Crippled by Snowstorm
A vast snow and ice storm crippled the South and East, closing hundreds of schools and disrupting travel and power. The storm spread from Texas and Oklahoma to the Atlantic coast, causing at least 43 deaths from accidents, exposure, and heart crashes, with Texas and several other states reporting heavy impacts and frigid conditions persisting into the Northeast and Midwest.
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Oklahoma
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Atlantic
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Snowblanket Closes Schools Across Southern States
Storm shuts schools in the Carolinas Georgia Tennessee Alabama Arkansas and Virginia. Washington DC area reports six inches of snow and four inches fall in New York. Jet flights divert from Idlewild to Montreal. The Associated Press notes its news is for republication. The Communist Party remains legal with about 7000 members in the United States.
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