Society notices highlight July 16 gatherings and bridal brunch
Circle 5 of the WSCS meets July 16 at 7 30 p m in Mrs Atchley s home with Mrs Rateliff as co host, John Pierce leads program. Committee Chairmen of Hope B P W Club meet at 7 in the Community Room First National Bank Building. Miss Cherry Case feted at bridesmaid brunch July 6 at Hinton Davis home with hosts Millie Flowers Nena Walton. yellow bow corsage gifts and a white satin ring display. Leslie Huddleston Unit 12 American Legion Auxiliary meets July 17 at 7 30 p m. Ladies Swim Brunch at Hope Country Club July 17 invite only bring a salad or dessert. Linen shower for Miss Tonna Taylor July 13 at Mrs Bruce Duke home with corsages for mother of bride and groom and grand.
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Circle 5
WSCS
Methodist
Churely
J. Cc. Atchley
Ben Rateliff
Fits
John Pierce
Hope B. & P. W
First National Bank
Miss Case
Wesleyan Service Guild
Cherry Case
First Methodist Church
Jimmy Lloyd
Ing
Hinton Davis
Ginger Bowden
Millie Flowers
Nena Walton
Leslie Huddleston
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank King
East Division
Hope Country Club
Tonna Taylor
Winston Duke
Bruce Duke
Roy Taylor
Harold Duke
Dua McAdams
Going Away Party Honors Debbie Dunn at Hope Country Club
Miss Debbie Dunn was feted by Garland School sixth graders and about 30 guests on July 11 at Hope Country Club. The event featured a white tablecloth, white candles, lavender decor, and a salad plate with cold drinks as gifts and good wishes were given for her move to Fayetteville. Hosts included Dr. and Mrs. Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Crit Stuart Jr, Mrs. Dale Dunn, and Mrs. George Frazicy.
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Candy Harris
Crit ‘Stuart
Debbie Dunn
Hope Country Club
Garland School
Fayetteville
Coming and Going Reflects Arkansas Social Ties Across States
Arkadelphia residents Ann Harrelson and May da Rogers visited Mr and Mrs James H Jones and Jimmy. Hempstead County Farmers Union President Lester Wade and Bill Ruggles attended the 57th Arkansas Farmers Union Convention in LA, with Mrs Lucille R Spaugh joining them at the banquet. Cecil Weaver and family spent a week in Jackson Mississippi with John Cecil Weaver. Mrs Steven Bader served as a counselor at a Methodist Camp Tanaka near Hot Springs. Dr and Mrs Colonel Don Brasher and Kelly travel from Fort Worth to Detroit, visiting Bill Brasher relatives en route. Charley Hile Jr and family have returned to Washington DC after visiting Claude Johnson and others.
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Lester Wade
Blevins
Hempstead County, Farmers Union
Bill Ruggles
Arkansas Farmers Union
Lucille R. Spaugh
L.A
Hope
Don Brasher
Kelly
Bill Brasher
FL Worth
Texas
Detroit
Medicare to Face Crisis This Week
Washington AP Kennedy health care proposal for the aged faces a decisive Senate test. A revised plan to win five Republican votes is expected to be extremely close. If the Senate passes it, the House will consider the bill amid doubt and a fight over amendments on school and hospital grants to segregated institutions. The week also includes a sugar quota allocation bill and money bills for State, Commerce and Justice.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Clinton R. Anderson
D-N.m
Ay House
House
Jihe Welfare and Labor Departments
Dominican Republic
Argentina
State, Commerce and Justices Departments
Atomic Energy Commission
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Senate Finance Committee
Calhoun Golden Anniversary Observed at Emmet Home
Mr and Mrs George Calhoun will host an open house on Sunday July 22 from 2 to 5 p m at their Emmet home to mark their 50th wedding anniversary They wed July 21 1912 near Oko Jona Ark Mrs Calhoun was the former Gracie Mae Lisenby They have eight children nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren all but one grandson stationed in Germany and one granddaughter.
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George W. Cal‘houn
Emmet
Calhoun
Oko- Jona
Ark
Calhouine
Gracie Mae Lisenby
President Goes to Sea for Weekend
President Kennedy sails to Martha's Vineyard aboard the No. 2 presidential yacht Patrick J for a 20 mile run across Nantucket Sound and returns to Washington after about six hours on the water. A Brazil visit is delayed. Salinger due in from Brazil with a first hand briefing.
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Patrick J
Nantucket Sound
Martha’s Vineyard
Edgartown Harbor
Mec Hyannisport
Mass
Keneday
Washington
Cape Cod
Edgartown Yacht Club
Nantucket
White House
Pierre Salinger
Brazil
Salinger
Dorothy Dix on parental control and growing up
Dear Chuck letter criticizes parental overreach in college bound youth. Dorothy Dix urges self reliance, urges the teen to confront parents, explain need for autonomy, and seek mutual understanding rather than coercive threats. The exchange highlights adolescent desire for independence and its clash with parental authority.
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Chuck
National Road linked East and West from Cumberland to Vandalia
The old National Road stretched 609 miles from Cumberland Maryland to Vandalia Illinois. Finished in 1852 at a cost of 700000 dollars, it stood as the nation’s greatest wagon route linking the East with the West.
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Cumberland
Vandalia
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