Garrett Chapel hosts New Hope youth event in Memphis week
Thought For The Day notes a sharp remark by Coryle. Calendar lists Garrett Chapel Baptist Church hosting New Hope Baptist Church youths from Memphis Monday July 24 to Friday July 26 with Rev. Charles Burgs preaching each night. Afternoon activities at City Park Tuesday through Thursday and a Spirit Lake fishing trip Friday from 9 am to 3 pm. Vera Williams oversees school, Muriel Moss is secretary, KR Williams pastor. Coming and Going mentions Mamie Colbert and EL Davis returning from Richmond California after funeral services for her sister.
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Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
New Hope Baptist Church of
Firm, tough Berlin policy edges in speech clash
In a Washington dispatch by Jack Bell, Senators Bridges and Mansfield back President Kennedy’s firm stance on West Berlin amid renewed East–West tensions. Kennedy plans binding defense funds and possible mobilization choices while seeking up to 4.8 billion in foreign aid loans.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.n
Kennedy
West Berlin
Bridges
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Berlin
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Mairines
Jobless Still a Problem Economically
New York AP reports a rebound in industrial output to prerecession levels and rising average weekly earnings, yet unemployment remains high at 5.6 million. Projections warn the jobless total may stay above 6 million into next January, amid debates over accuracy and how many are truly seeking needed work.
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New York
Washington
Labor Department
Man Ninety Weds Seventy Three in Denver Ceremony
William Wyness aged ninety and Isabel Barker aged seventy three, both of Denver, have obtained a marriage license. Ceremony set for August 4. The couple have known each other for forty years and were described as a straightforward union despite the wide age gap.
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Denver
API
William Wyness
Isabel Barker
Wyness
Barker
Divorce actions and marriage notices at Hempstead Courthouse
Record listings show Andrew Vernon Yancey versus Pauline Maiie Yancey for divorce and Mary Jo Hedger MeWhartee versus Charius Samuel MeWharter for divorce. Marriage licenses issued include Ed Cellier and Mrs Ruby Delaney, plus Jimmy Chastain with Patrica Walker, and Troy Garvell with Verda Mae Vorden.
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Chancery
Andrew Vernon Yancey
Pauline Maiie Yancey
Mary Jo Hedger MeWhartee
Charius Samuel MeWharter
Ed Cellier
Mope
Ruby Delaney
Hope
Jimmy
Chastain
Lewisville
Patrica Walker
Conway
Troy C. Garvell
Court Docket Municipal Court of Hope Ark July 17
Court entries list a range of docket items from driving while intoxicated to license issues and speeding. Notable figures include fines from 14.40 to 46.15 dollars and jail time for some defendants alongside assorted civil garnishments and default judgments in Wyatt Williamson Jr and Credit Bureau of Hempstead County matters. Names include Roosevelt Millis J. W. Stevens and James Henderson among others.
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Hope Star
Prospect 7
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Millis
J. W. Stevens
Robert C. Curtner
Billy Campbell
Robert Baker
Jery Talfield
James Donald Shirley
la V. Landes
Notviver
James A. Causey
Munston Nance
Oscar Goff
Terry Maxwell
James Henderson
Bridgeport, Industries
Lendell
Deavings
L. S$. Marcum
Fisher Cheese Company
Joe Moore
the Trading Post
Wyatt Williamson Jr
Myers Bakery Co
Credit Bureau of Hempstead County Inc
Besley Noble
Children Do Not Like Ice Cream in Louisville Schools
Louisville officials say ice cream will be removed from public school lunch menus this fall due to low demand and high costs. Superintendent Samuel V. Noe cites 47,000 city pupils and only 20,000 gallons used in the past year, signaling a shift away from the treat.
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Louisville
Samuel V. Noe
Noe
That Cat Was a Cool One
Ventura California AP report tells how Ahmer A Powers found Boots the cat frozen stiff in the refrigerator during a midnight snack. His wife Billie said the cat was not badly hurt and today remains frisky as ever, leaving a mystery about how Boots got into the icy bread cabinet.
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Ventura
Calif
Ahmer A. Powers
Boots
Powers
Billie
Ex Reds Emotionally Moved By Causes Not Reason
James Marlow reports ex-Communists joined and left the party driven by emotion not intellect. He cites Whittaker Chambers and Bertrand Russell, noting the era of Stalinist purges, the allure of communism, and personal despair as pivotal factors shaping defections and disillusionments.
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Washington
API
Whittaker Chambers
Dusting Pilot Killed at Wynne
A crop dusting pilot from Chardon Ohio, Tom Bostwick, was killed Monday when his plane struck a power ring and crashed five miles west of Wynne Ark He had worked for three years with N G Burnette Flying Service and was employed locally.
Nation Needs More Salesmen Says Nation Needs More Salesmen
NEW YORK AP America faces a choice between selling itself short or selling into a bigger boom. Frank C. Russell says at least a million new salesmen are needed to keep factories humming. Russell, a veteran salesman, recounts his window repair career and a vow to pay for every window broken by kids in sandlot sports. The Boys' Club of America named him Man of the Year for his unusual work.
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New York
America
Frank C. Russell
Russell
Boys’ Club of America
City Manager Study Launched in Clarksville Arkansas
A citizens group in Clarksville Arkansas decided Monday night to launch a study of the city manager form of government used by some Arkansas cities. They named a committee led by Harald Lewis to examine the issue.
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Clarksville
Ark
APIA
Arkansas
Harald Lewis
Ferris Wheel Collapse Kills Six Children and One Adult
A ferris wheel at a Monterey amusement park collapsed Sunday night injuring 27 people and killing six children and one adult. Police and emergency crews responded as witnesses reported a chaotic scene with a crowd gathered beneath the ride.
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Monterey
Mexico
Russell’s lifelong drive and empire built on sales
The gray haired industrialist near Chestertown Maryland, Russell, retired for the second time yet runs four businesses from home. Born in Toledo he left school early to pursue business and by 1940s had earned 450000 as a salesman. He later founded his own firm, trained 20000 salesmen, and amassed a vast personal fleet, yacht, and wealth, living without belief in retirement from meaningful work.
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America
Chestertown
Russell
Toledo
Ohio
Sopho
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