Wesleyan Service Guilds Meet in Hope District
Society notes report Wesleyan Service Guilds in the Hope District meeting at Prescott Methodist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. Members from two local Methodist Church guilds will depart as a group at 1 15 p.m. Circle 6 of First Methodist meets Feb 3 at 2 p.m. in Mrs C D Lester’s home with co host Mrs R M Mouser. At First Baptist Church Jeanette Hunker Circle met last Monday at Mrs A M Halbert’s home with a program on Christian citizenship.
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Wesleyan
Hope District
Prescott Methodist Church
WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. D. Lester
R. M. Mouser
Halbert
Jeanette Hunker
W.M. A
First Baptist Church
South Walker
J. W. Moore, Jr
J. 8. Gibson
Columbus
Columbus Home Demonstration Club
Carl Hicks
Hicks
Ernest Delaney
Matthew
Hugh Gilbert
Bettie Duncan
Hope Country Club
Hope Duplicate
Weekend Visits and Travels Near Hope
Weekend guests included Richard Hunt and Jennifer from Dallas visiting the Huts in Hope. Mrs. J. C. Broyles returned home after months as a Greenville hospital patient. Lloyd Mattney of Kettle Falls Washington joined relatives in Hope for a weekend with John O Dell and Garrett Story family members. John Paul Sanders and family from the U of A visited Garrett Story and family. Paul and Rusty Greenville Texas visited their parents, Garrett Story Sr. Cadet Richard G Turner left Allen Military Academy after a weekend with Ray Turner and family.
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Mrs
Dale Hunt
Richard Hunt
Jennifer
Dallas
J. C. Broyles
Greenville
Miss
Lloyd Mattney
Kettle Falls, Wash
Hope
John O'Dell
John Paul Sanders
U. of A
Garrett Story
Garrett Story, Jr
Paul and
Rusty
Greenville, Tex
Richard G. Turner
Allen Military Academy
Ray Turner
Common Mkt Faces Deficit in Payments
NEW YORK AP reports the European Economic Community the Common Market may run a payments deficit for the first time since 1958 as rising European demand fuels imports. The six nations France West Germany Italy the Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg saw imports outrun exports by as much as a billion dollars, raising concern over inflation and balance of payments amid faster domestic spending than output. The United States held a $4.8 billion export surplus last year while the Market posted a $2.8 billion deficit on trade, with projections of a possible $1 billion payments gap this year.
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New York
United States
U.S
Europe
Western Europe
European Common Market
America
European Economic Community
Common Market
France
West Germany
Maly
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
More Military Bases to Close
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara announced a new round of base closings expected before March end. He said the reductions will be smaller in scope and exclude Navy yards, with a review of every installation ongoing. He stressed that no base is guaranteed to remain if not needed for military purposes.
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Washington
Robert
McNamara
Navy Yards
Helen
Sweet Marie
Sweet
Busy Bee
Panama Canal vital to Panama's existence and future
In Panama the Canal Zone and U S role are central to national survival and economy, with annual zone income of about 85 million dollars. Panamanian leaders urge a new treaty granting eventual canal ownership and port access, while concerns grow over replacement revenue and U S withdrawal risks.
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Canal
Panama
United States
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Canal Zone
Ruben D. Carlos
U.S
Panama City
Global News In Brief From Paris To Tokyo
NATO supreme commander Lemnitzer leaves for Turkey and Greece on a brief visit. In Panama an arson attempt at the Tivoli guest house fails amid nationalist tensions. Franco tells Khrushchev that disarmament alone cannot ensure peace without eradicating war causes. In Japan eight youths die from gas poisoning at a Lake Shirakaba hostel due to a faulty stove. James Miller, Arkansas first territorial governor, arrives at Arkansas Post on his inaugural journey.
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Paris
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Turkey
Greece
Panama
Tivoli
Panama Canal Zone
Canal Zone
Tokyo
Lake Shirakaba
James L. Miller
Arkansas
Pittsbugh
Pennsylvania
Arkansas Post Lon
Museum outing with a practical mummy quiz
New York family comedy by HAL BOYLE about a 10 year old girl Tracy Ann demanding a museum visit. The tour through the Metropolitan Museum of Art includes jokes about mummies armor and a snack break. The piece blends culture with everyday family life and childlike curiosity.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Tracy Ann
Guggenheim
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tracy
Today in History Highlights from 1799 to 1960s
A chronology note from the Associated Press recalling events on January 30 across history. It notes Logan Act passage in 1799, Charles I surrender and beheading in 1647, Jackson assassination attempt in 1835, FDR birth in 1882, Gandhi assassination in 1948, plus political shifts in Italy and space missile guesses during the Cold War era.
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Associated Press
Congress
Logan
George Logan
France
Charles I
England
United States
Andrew Jackson
Washington
South Carolina
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Fanfani
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Russia
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Mummy Mystery in Thebes Sparks Family Culture Joke
A father recalls visiting a museum with his daughter who points out a mummy in a glass case. The girl jokes that the mummy was put there before Jesus Christ and will never get out, wrapping the note in a family view of culture.
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Thebes
Jesus Christ
Worried Wife Seeks Budget Reform to Pay Debts
Dorothy Dix advises a wife sinking in debt due to her husband’s spending to land a job, budget joint earnings, and set a payment plan. She suggests tallying payments, trimming expenditures, and sending a leaf let titled Financial Trouble to redirect finances.
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Helen
Rabies Quarantine Expands to Five Arkansas Counties
Independence County joins Conway Yell Pope Faulkner and Van Buren under rabies quarantine as four new cases emerge. Dr. Warvey Ellis notes foxes a cow and a dog found rabid, warning the year may surpass 1964’s 97 cases due to more rabid bats and wild-animal cases.
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Little Rock
State Department of Health
Independence County
Warvey R. Ellis
Department
Division of Veterinary Public Health
Conway
Yell
Pope
Faulkher
van Buren
Bilis
Britain Seeks EEC Membership Amid Market Talks
Britain files an application for membership in the European Economic Community as talks focus on market access and economic integration. Officials say the move signals a long-term strategy to align with the bloc while negotiating terms favorable to British industry and consumers.
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Ing
Britain
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Khrushchev
Franco
Janet Henry
Dorothy DIX
Helen Werden Erskine
Kathy
Helen Worden Erskine
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