Golden Age Club to Meet in July and Society Notes
Society notes from Thursday July 17 report the Golden Age Club gathering at 1 30 p m aboard the Douglas Building on Texas Street and Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 of First United Methodist Church meeting July 21 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Joe Easons home. Miscellaneous showers honor Jan Chesshir bride elect of Paul Morgan with hosts including Mrs Milton Peebles and others. Hope Country Club meal July 12 hosted about 40 people with bridge and pitch winners named. Hope Duplicate Bridge Club records first place ties and runners up from July 14 meeting. Circle 1 WSCS met at Mrs T S Mel Davitt home with prayer and business. Circle WSCS met at Mrs R P Barlow’s with study on John and social hour notes.
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Golden Age Club
Douglas Building
Texas Street
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First United Methodist Church
Joe Eason
Jan Chesshir
Hope
Paul Morgan
Lonoke
Milton Peebles
Mrs. Peebles
Mary Beth Levins
Carolyn Millican
The
Hope Country Club
Glen Norris
Stevie
Houston
K.G. Hamilton
Forrest Stairr
Emmett Wassell
Sam Strong
Brack Schenck
Marie Hendrix
Harry Hawthorne
the Diamond
Ak, Holloway
George Robison
Circle No
WSCS
T.S. Mel Davitt
B.W. Edwards
Leas der
Emmett Thompson
R.L. Broach
John
Hewett
R.P. Barlow
Albert Graves
J.W. Manney
George P. Newbern
Circle 4
WE. Trotter
Circle
John L. Wilson
J. Edwin Ward
Arch Wyle
Frost to Head CBS Talk Show in Midwestern Debut
Television and radio writer Jerry Buck reports David Frost takes over Merv Griffin’s slot on CBS, aiming to carve a distinct Midwest appeal with a plainspoken English style and provocative questions. Liberace’s new CBS show debuts with flamboyant flair as a contrast to Frost’s interview approach.
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Jerry Buck
New York
David Frost
Frost
Merv Griffin
CBS
England
London
Midwest
Judy
Richard Burton
Prince Charles
Ed Sullivan
Dick Cavett
Dallas
Liberace
Texarkana Social Notes Include Visiting Friends
Ella Williams in Texarkana visits with Mrs. Lloyd Spendcer who has ten turned home from Richmond Virginia. She is accompanied by Ted Gottwald. Ted is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson and Ward went home to Dallas after visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Robison. Wilson and Robison joined a deep sea fishing party last week.
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Lloyd Spendcer
Richmond
Ted Gottwald
Thomas Hays
Jim Wilson
Ward
Dallas Sun
George Robison
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Robison
Teen-Age Siblings Indicted in 12-Count Murder Case
In Parkerburg West Virginia two teens Susie Bailey 15 and Roger Bailey 13 face 12 murder counts each for the June 8 house fire that killed their parents and 10 siblings. They allegedly poured gasoline inside the six room home and ignited it after an argument over a dating issue. Obie Bailey 64 survived by escaping through a bathroom window.
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Parkersburg
W.va
Susie Bailey
Roger
Wood Couns Ty Grand Jury
Susie
Obie Bailey
Youth Life Line and Teen Help Initiatives
A reader asks how to start a low‑cost youth telephone service modeled after Sacramento’s Youth Life Line. The response outlines recruiting volunteers, securing funding, training, and possible partnerships with local agencies, hospitals, or city services to sustain such a helpline for teens.
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Helen
Sacramento
California
Town and Country Junior Women's Club
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Optimists Club
Los Angeles
Constitution Panel Votes On City Powers And Office Combines
LITTLE ROCK AB The Constitutional Convention approved cities freezing taxing power under several measures. Delegates also backed merging the lieutenant governor with the secretary of state and allowed cities to levy taxes above five mills with voter approval. The convention adopted changes on succession placing the House speaker ahead of the Senate president pro tempore. The measures become effective January 1, 1975, if registered.
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Little Rock
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
House
John Elrod
Rison
Mikeieutenant
Apollo 11 launch draws huge Cape crowds
AP reports crowds estimated 500 000 to 750 000 gathered on beaches near Cape Kennedy to witness the Apollo 11 launch as NASA prepares for mankind's first moon landing. Johnson attends with 500 guests while Armstrong stands by for liftoff. Collins and Aldrin wives stay in Houston.
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Associated Press
Cape Kennedy, Flas
Amertca
Apollo
Astros
Cape Kennedy
Fia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Moon
Lan Armstrong
Pat Collins
Joan Alkin
Houston
Fla
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Society
Kay Franks
Russellville
Mrs
Clifford Franks
J. M. Duffie
Moody Willis
Shreveport
John Yocum
Tonna
North Carolina
Bill Yocum
Alice Roach
Dale McKinney
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hubert Baker
Collinsville
Fred Formby
Little Rock Hospital
A.K. Holloway
Mrs. Mitch
Cynthia Lowry
Ell Williams
Texarkana
Tonue
Stanley Kramer
Spencer
Sidney
Katharine Tracy
Poitier
Hepburn
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Mentee
Majestic
Evan Picone
Cataline Martin
Helen Bottel
Constitution Panel
AP News Digest
Washington
San Salvador
el Salvador
Organization of American States
el Salvdaor
Demani
Honduras
W. M. Dalton
Action Bank IN Hope
First National Bank
FDIC
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