Local church and social group gatherings fill July schedule
July events include Caleridar Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Hinton Davis home with invited members. Circle 5 WSCS First Methodist collects July 20 with Mrs Monty at home and Mrs A W McIver co hosting. Circle leaders named. First Baptist Church circles meet July 20 9 30 a m with hostesses listed. Ruth Class pot luck supper July 21 at 7 p m with J N Hobbs and Jack Beaty as hostesses. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12 Leslie Huddleston meet July 21 7 30 p m first meeting of new auxiliary year urged to attend. Tea honoring Miss Beth Ann Sanders bride elect of Ford Ward at Country Club 7 9 p m July 21 hosted by five area ladies. Mary Lou Park bride elect party July 18 at Roy Anderson home. Rice bag party planned for August wedding with decor and hostess gifts. Centerville Home Demonstration Club July 15 met at Mamie Sanders home. Eye opener on backyard picnic table covers and devotion from Matthew 5. Twelve members attended with door prize won by Mrs Goynes and refreshments served. August meeting set as family picnic at Fair Park.
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Ruth
First Baptist Church
J. N. Hobbs
Jack Beaty
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
M. McCloughan
Beth Ann Sanders
Ford Ward
Country Club
Charles Thomas
Bill McRae
Harold Porterfield
Winston Duke
Roy Taylor
Centerville MD
Centerville
Hugh Bearden
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and travels
Coming and Going items from Indianapolis to Oklahoma City and Detroit. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and family, the Barnum family, Mrs. Zumwalt of Annapolis visiting L D Barnum, Jerry Owen in Little Rock, WMU leader Mrs. Honeycutt attending Glorieta Week July 21 27, and several regional relatives visiting Bend Oregon and Fulton. The Rosenbaum reunion at Old Liberty Methodist Church is noted with attendance update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Barnum
Oklahoma City
Mrs. L. D. Barnum
Herbert Honeycutt
WMU
1St Baptist Church
Glorieta
N. M
Chester Rosenbaum
Fulton
Rosenbaum
Old Liberty Methodist Church
More Nuclear Detector Satellites
A.P. writer Howard Benedict reports Atomic Energy Commission scientists plan additional sophisticated nuclear detection satellites to follow two sentries in patrol orbits 65,000 miles above Earth. Sentry No. 2 reached a circular path Sunday. a companion was launched Friday. The paired satellites, 100,000 miles apart, scan over 206 million miles of space for illicit nuclear explosions and bolster the limited nuclear test ban treaty monitoring network. A three-satellite Atlas Agena launch from Cape Kennedy included a pygmy satellite studying the Van Allen belt. a third pair is planned, with optical devices to monitor space nuclear tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Benedict
A.P. Aerospec
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atomic Energy Commission
Judy Garland Treated for Wrist Injuries in London
Judy Garland, 42, was treated at St. Stephen's Hospital Chelsea for minor wrist injuries and discharged after several hours. She arrived in London with Mark Horton amid reports of a Chinese marriage ceremony in Hong Kong last month and planned a several week vacation.
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London
Judy Garrad
St. Stephen's Hospital
Chelsea
Miss Garland
Mark Horton
Hong Kong
Lee Siegel
Hollywood
Herron
Herron Said She Was’ Exhausted, “Miss Garland
Miss. Garland
Ship Held 5 Hours by Russians
Captain Arthur Fertig of the Sister Katingo says armed Soviet sailors seized his tanker in international waters near Novorossisk, held crew for five hours, and searched the ship after he refused a high unloading charge. He and Chief Officer Dan Jamieson observed grain bound for Cuba being loaded onto a Soviet vessel. The U.S. protested to the Soviet Union, noting possible legal rights under international law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Borowiec
U.A.R
U.S
Soviet Union
Arthur H. Fertig
Black Sea
Novorossisk
Fertig
Katingo
Daniel Jamieson
Cuba
Jamieson
Washington
Store Owner Shot in Pine Bluff. Five Held
Five Little Rock youths were arrested in connection with the fatal liquor store shooting of Pine Bluff operator Hannes Wares. Police said Mrs. Wares named her attackers during robbery. Four suspects from Little Rock were arraigned in Pine Bluff and jailed. ages given as 17, 19, and two at 22. Police reported two more arrests in Mississippi.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Little Rock
Bill Howard
Hannes Wares
John L. Sullivan
Pine Buff
Jefferson County
Howard
Eight Die Across Arkansas in Weekend Violence and Accidents
An AP survey shows eight people died in a single car train crash near Dermott plus five more in other incidents over the weekend in Arkansas. Victims include Horace Harbour and family, Ray Awalt drowning near Dardnelle, and a Pine Bluff drowning involving Ervin Oliver. A fatal shooting near Marion injured Mrs Helen Furlough and led to Monroe Furlough’s arrest.
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Dermott
Arkansas
Associated Press
Missouri Pacific
Jerome
Mabry
Horace. Harbour
Warren
Mary
Horace, Jr
Susie
Johnnie ‘Albert
Danny
Carey
Harbour
Asw
Ray Awalt
Clarksville
Arkansas River
Dardnelle
Awalt
Ervin Oliver
Pastoria
Pine Bluff
Oliver
Scranton
Jassie Black
Memphis
Marion
William Lingard
Black
Linyard
Helen Furlough
Monroe
Furlough
Tommy Daniels
Ferrell Grisham
Daniels
Hotel clerks misread public accommodation rules
A fragment notes hotel clerks acting snooty toward guests while claiming compliance with public accommodation rules. It mentions major league training camps and a reminder to wives about a to do list for the first Saturday, then notes a game on TV.
Dorsey to Face Faubus in Runoff, Arkansas
Odell Dorsey announced Sunday he will contest Gov Orval Faubus in a runoff. Speaking at his Little Rock headquarters in front of about 50 supporters he attributed the push to the people and their show of support.
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Little Rock
Odell Dorsey
Orval BE .Faubus
Dorsey
Marine teen held after three day party wrecks home
AP report from TETSBURGH says 19 year old Daniel Chidester was charged with keeping a disorderly house after police broke up a three day gathering at his Oakland home. About 25 people were present at arrest time, with 200 to 300 guests over the event. Damage includes a $10,000 rug and other litter from the party.
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Tetsburgh
Daniel Chidester
Oakland
Chidester
Helium and Framers of Arctic Flight Story
Helium valued for aero nautics due to noncombustible nature. Explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton nearly reached the North Pole in 1909, ending 97 miles short as storms and fuel shortages forced a retreat.
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Sir Ernest Shackleton
North Pole
Johnson vows action after extremist threat claim
President Johnson denounces clandestine hate groups and pledges legal maneuvers to expose those who intimidate Negroes seeking constitutional rights. Reports of Klan activity surface as Johnson returns from his Texas ranch for a week of meetings with world leaders and domestic officials.
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Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
Deep South
Texas Ranch
Johnson City
Tex
Jatisor
New Zealand
Malaysia
White House
Texas
Travs Sweep Bees in Twin Bill Behind Phillips HRs
Arkansas Travelers top Salt Lake Bees 6-0 and 4-2 in a Sunday doubleheader. Adolfo Phillips hit his 19th and 20th homers, driving in key runs and sparking the sweep as Norm Gigon limited Bees by allowing three hits in game one. Jesse White provided Salt Lake’s two runs with a pair of timely steals and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Arkansas Travelers
Adolfo Phillips
Salt Lake Bees
Lou Holdener
Phillips
Bill Heath
Arkansas
Jesse White
Bees
Glen Beckett
White
Billy Ott
Norm Gigon
Gary Kroll
Gigon
Wayne Graham
Graham
Dear Abby asks how to handle a daughter's fiancé visiting too much
A reader seeks advice on telling a son-in-law candidate to ease visits when the daughter isn’t home. Abby suggests the daughter should set boundaries, as the fiancé may feel welcome, while the couple weighs comfort and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail van Buren
Abby
Debbie
Arkansas and Salt Lake Baseball Doubleheader Summary
In game one at Arkansas, Gigon hit his 20th homer in the third inning and Phillips added his 19th in the sixth as Arkansas tied Salt Line 0-0 after six. Scoring details show Kroll, Corrales, and others contributing. In game two, Brown and Health led Arkansas with runs as Salt Lake posted lines across innings with Schurr, Warner, and Holdener yielding results.
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Gigon
Nie
Phillips
Arkansas
Salt Lake
Brown and Health
Schurr
Warner
Schanderel
Holdener
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Hinton Davis
Il Trertibérs
Methodist Church
Circle 5
WSCS
Montyats
A. W. McIver
Donald Sue
Huddleston
Homer Or] Baverly
Ircle
J.S. Arch- Nircle
A. B. Marircle
Hillmonth
Mary Lou Park
Bennie Downing
Hutto
Roy Anderson
Thompson Evans, Jr
Byron Hefner
Tom Kinser
A.L. Park
Miss Park
Harry Lewis
Indianapolis, Ind
Bob Jacksons
BR. J. Zumwalt
Annapolis, Md
L. D. Barnum
Jerry Owen
Milton Eason
Detroit
Lonnie Pate
Mrs
Jewell Monts
Cecil Hipps
John Gardon
Bend
Oregon
Hoyatt Stone
Saenger
Albert Lupo
Topaz Fla Corp
Dixie Drive-In
Westside Story
Debbie Reynolds
Barry Nelson
Judy
Hempstead Forestry Queen
Janet-Ruth Gunter
Janet Ruth Gunter
Hope
Hempstead
Gunter
Shala
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
DeQueen
THE
Faubus
Marine
Sweetie Pie
LBJ
Travs
Nadine Seltzer
Toahey
Manhattan
Dear Abby
Jesson
Suziebert
Los Angeles
Calif
McNaught Syndicate
Salt Line
Kroll
Corrales
Scott
Lary
Schanderer
Grace
Moore Bros
T-Bones
Borden
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