Community Society Notes From First Baptist Church
A July 1 society page lists the Friendship Sunday School class meeting July 1 in the Fellowship Hall at 7 with supper, the American Legion Auxiliary meeting July 18 at 7 30 in the First National Bank Community Room, plus officer installations and Little Rock reports. Also covered are postponed swimming, several 4 H and Wesleyan events, and a July 14 wedding in Rochester with details on the Gillespie Herndon nuptials and San Francisco move.
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Friendship Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston Post
First National Bank
Alice Formby
Little Reck
Victory 4-H
Onhursday
Carroll Rowe
al ‘Olyn McMillen
Carolyn McMillen
Ronnie McCorkle
James Rawe
Lilizabeth Smith
C. J. Roberts
Archie Smith
Yobley McMillen
Nancy Stephenson
Redistrict Ruling Considered In Arkansas Session Talk
Rep Raymond Mays seeks Attorney General ruling on if a special session can handle congressional redistricting. If not, he'll push a special election on the 1961 plan, which advances to a November 1962 vote. The plan reduces Arkansas districts from six to four, grouping counties with northeast Arkansas. Mays opposes at large races and aims for a referendum with 15 percent signatures. He has discussed a compromise with local groups but has no alternate plan ready.
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Little Rock
Cleveland County
Raymond Mays
Frank Holt
Mays
General Assembly
Thames
Jefferson
Lincoln County
Arkansas
May
Plummer
DeAnn Couple Announce Nella Clark Betrothal to Dean McMillan
Mr and Mrs Grover Clark of DeAnn announce the engagement and coming marriage of their daughter Nella to Dean McMillan son of Mas and Mrs Cecil McMillan of Nashville The bride elect is a graduate of Blevins High School now employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Her fiancé is a graduate of Nashville High School and is in training at Arkansas A L M Colles in Monticell The wedding is set for September 1 in the bridegrooms parents home
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William Herndon
Gicspie
Charan Stochester
William Robert Herndon
Harrison
Paul J. Gillespie
Rochester
William R. Herndon
Grove Mill
Ala
Joyce Gillespie
Paul Gillespie
George Miller
David Lamphron
Grover Clark
DeAnn
Nella
Dean McMillan
Mas
Cecil McMillan
Nashville
Blevins High School
Southwestern
Publicity plan for Freedom Rides sparks mixed views
St Louis report says national Civil Rights groups consider public facing coverage risky after test trips. Oldham cites safety in parts of the South, warns that full publicity may be needed in some areas to deter violence seen in Anniston Alabama and other nodes. CORE rider Rev Ella Cox voices satisfaction with test results as law officers in New Orleans and along the route offer courteous conduct.
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ST. Louis
APL
Oldham
National Challanet
Congress of Macial Equality
Ue South
Anniston
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Shreveport
New Ortemis
Ella Cox
CORE
New Orleans
Action Deferred on China Stand
Washington gap. The Foreign Relations Committee deferred action Monday on testilution be put Congress ob pegs and again in opposition to diplomatic recognition of Hed Chana tl its seating in the United Nations. Chairman a. Witham Pultiadsty 1-Ark., Yoosen, Everett M Dirksen. R-IL, Senate impurity leader, principal sponsor of he roposit, contested the delay, and he can consider revised language under study by the committee.
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Washington Gap
Feiale
A. Witham
Yoosen
Everett M Dirksen
R-Il
Senate
Revocation sought for suspensions in rape case
Newport Ark. Attorney Juin Nermiur Shirkey asked today for revocation of suspensions of two White County inmates Lerma and charvog amid raping a 21 year old near Bald Knob. The attack allegedly occurred in Jackson County, not White, per police. Charges were filed in nearby county. investigation ongoing.
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Newport
Ark
Teuting
Juin Nermiur Shirkey
Dail Lerma
White County
Dash Weels
James Sterling
Providence
Theron Harmon
Rose Bud
Bilehicker
Bald Knob
Dicksom County
Dackson County
Dil i Searcy
Clarkey
Tae
May Return Land to Fayetteville in Arkansas Bill
A Senate Government Operations Committee approved a bill to return 820 acres of land to Fayetteville Arkansas for park construction. The measure cites federal requirements and names senators Fulbright McClellan Neher and representatives as sponsors. The bill would enable a public works project while addressing veto concerns.
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Senate
Mayetteville
Arkabate
Feyaley
Telecine Savilas
Bilt
Sens
Willian Fulbright
McClellan
Redistrict Reform Question Faces Arkansas Legislature
AP reports Attorney General Frank Mott's staff is drafting an opinion on whether the Arkansas Legislature can remove redistricting from voter control after the 1962 act and pending petitions. Rep Nardy Croxton asks if a new law can be passed, Rep Raymond Mays hints at immediate referendums, Holt notes potential out of state law precedents and a forthcoming decision.
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Hittur Rock
Frank Mott
Arkansas
Holt
Benton
Nardy Croxton
Cleveland
Raymond Mays
Thal
Mills Warns On Pickerlap Cotton Imports
Washington reports Rep. Wilburn Mills of Arkansas warns the administration to curb pickerlap cotton imports or he will introduce legislation. He says picker lap cotton in raw form harms the domestic industry and urges adding it to the import restrictions, noting current limits exclude it and promising action through the Ways and Means Committee. Mills cites Pavist Commission ruling that it is processed cotton, not raw.
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Washington
Mills
D-Ark
Milly
Collan
Pavist Commission
WNU to Move National HQ to Little Rock
The Western Newspaper Union will shift its national headquarters from New York City to Little Rock next week. The move entails a $17 million investment by the agency, with offices to be housed in a division of a larger paper company.
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Liitle Rock
Western Newspaper Union
Lille Rock
New York City
UW Es
Lammmill Paper Co
Dear Puzzled and All American Readers Tipsy Life Letters
A syndicated advice column citing alcohol addiction and relationship woes. A husband confesses drinking wrecked home life and urges his wife to return, with guidance to seek help and honesty. Other submissions discuss fashion nosiness and social expectations, offering marital and dating counsel.
Kennedy plan approved by committee on reorganizing agencies
The Senate Government Operations Committee endorsed Kennedy's plan to reorganize federal agencies by a 6 to 3 vote. The plan moves to the Senate for a vote Wednesday, with Kennedy holding 500 seconds of speaking time. Previous proposals to reorganize the SEC and FCC were vetoed by the White House.
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Kennedy
Senate
Pla
NLR
Kenny
Sessas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Federal Cormmunications Commission
Theederal Prades Commission
Civil Aerendaulies Board
Dorothy Dix Leaflets Available With Stamp Envelope
A note from The Bell Syndicate requests readers to address a stamped self addressed envelope for Dorothy Dix materials. Helpful leaflets are offered and forwarded to interested parties through the care of the newspaper.
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Helen Warden Frskine
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VPW
Victory
Canandaigua Lake
San Francisco
Meriden
Geavers Company of America
Rufus V. Herndon, Sr
Finley Ward
All of Hope
KXAR
Mel Aaron Cross
Cross
Haskell Jones
Jones
Weelayan Guild
Helen Anderson
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
M. R. Fisk
J.C. Carlton
Timothy
Sam Andrews
H. 2. Hanks
Fordyce
Centerville
4-H Club
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View
Jerry Carlton
Margaret Jones
Ong
Marlene Faught
Ann Beck
Carolyn Beck
Linda Langston
Barbara Leo Piercy
Carolyn
Robert Baker
Jesse Royce Jones
Amanda Tinkle
Stuy Lawrence
Christine Giest
Bismark
N. D
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Oklahoma City
Amanda Kinkle
Clarence Geist
Peter Marshall
Angel Martinez
Lawrence
R. EB
Cain
Russell
Beh Owen
Lawrerive
Haynes
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
Wesleyan Serv ‘Ice Guild No. 1
Dixie
Joan Collins
Egypt
Snow White
d+ Stooges
Disney
Hes
Ae Rhonda Ung
Carol Fleming- Jeffries
Moreno
Assia
Raymie
Paul Klipseh
R. E
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Smith
Roy Stephenson
Ben Edminston
B. ON. Soll
David Rit
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Danny
Mes
Dora Wortham
Newark NJ
Friths
Dave Padfield
John Honea
von Stoff
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Evelyn Briant
Mempis
St. Jaelins
Gaylon Jones
Tyley,Texas
Julia Peck
Stephens College
Liz Hampton
Baton Rouge
Georganne Lowe
Miss Hampton
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Kelly Bryants
B.C. Crow
Kathy and
Neil Ed Crow
Jori Smith
C. C. Lewis
Iowa City
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Kan
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J. B. Laski
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William Jack Chaney
Patrin
Texas
Cara Clutchens
Mrs. Coy
BA Brashier
Arkis Sale College
Mrs. Thirold Yudford
Vive
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Mra. K. J. Burronighs
Pat Burroughs
Sant Antonio
Stinmmer Stock
Miss. Nelda Clark
Cooper Stxlie
Magnatia
Ann Jeterae
Olly Blick
C. V. Flowers
Magnolia
Ann Jeter
View Baptist Church of
Charles Lawers
China
Fayetteville
WNU
KODAK
Cameraland
Ward & Son Drug Co
E. Second St
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Tam
Ain Aldswer
Honymous
Molen
Mexico
Adolf Menjou
Fimn
all-American Assembly
Dave
Windis
Tyo
Lind
The
Bell Syndicate
Jeanne Durrell
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