Shever Springs 4-H Club Holds July Meeting
The Shever Springs 4-H Club opened at 7:30 p m on July 25 with Judy England presiding. Linda Kay Reece led singing and the pledge. Lornea Arrington read the minutes and called the roll. Lina Arrington and Dwayne Arrington reported on County Activity Day. Plans were made for a bake sale and a parents night set for August 20. Refreshments followed.
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Shever Springs
4-H Club
Judy England
Linda Kay Reece
Lornea Arrington
Lina
Dwayne Arrington
David Plesher
Linkla Arrington
Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts Summer Meeting at Home
Mrs. Syd McMath entertained the Tuesday Bridge Club on July 23 with two tables of players including Mrs. J C Broyiles Miss Elizabeth Bridewell and Mrs C D Lester as guests. Floral decorations featured zinnias roses petunias and other summer blooms. High scorer was Mr. Lloyd Spencer.
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Syd McMath
Bridge Club
J. C. Broyiles
Elizabeth Bridewell
C. D. Lester
Lloyd Spencer
Laties Day at Hope Country Club
Mrs. Laties led a July 26 Hope Country Club event with golf and swimming, a noon potluck luncheon, decorated buffet, and an afternoon bridge session. High bridge scores went to Mrs. Jon Hatley with Mrs. Lester Godwin Jr. second. Hostesses were Mrs. Walter Verhalen Jr, Mrs. Dick Watkins, and Mrs. Lester Godwin. The Hope Jaycettes met July 23 at First National Bank with seven members present. new member Betty Duke welcomed and visitor Mary Ruth Martin attended. Plans discussed included the DoCyettes Board meeting in Fayetteville August 10–11 and Hospitality Week for the Chamber of Commerce.
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Country Club
The
Hope Country Club
Zinnias
Jon Hatley
Lester’ Godwin, Jr
Walter Verhalen, Jr
Dick Watkins
Lester Godwin
Hope Jaycettes
First National Bank
Dorothy Redd
Betty Duke
Mary Ruth Martin
Doycettes
Fayetteville
Chamber of Commerce
Visiting guests mingle among Arkansas hosts this week
Coming and Going notes Miss Clarice Cannon and Mrs. Arch Cannon hosting Mrs. J. E. Still of Arkadelphia this week. Harold Hightower of Little Rock visited Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown. Lew Stephan and John Carter of El Dorado called on Terrell Cornelius and Paul Klipsch in Hope last week.
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Clarice Cannon
Arch Cannon
J. E. Still
Arkadelphia
Harold Hightower
Little Rock
Jesse Brown
Lew Stephan
John Carter
el Dorado
Terrell Cornelius
Paul Klipsch
Hope
Tomatoes Gross 2 Million in Bradley County Harvest
Bradley County tomato growers grossed about 2.08 million dollars from the 1963 harvest, based on a survey of 50 growers. The area has more than 700 growers on 1,625 acres, with average gross per acre at 1280 dollars and yield of 575.5 half-bushels per acre, priced at 2.25 dollars per half-bushel, across Hermitage and Warren markets.
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Warren
Ark
Bradley County
R. HE. Hunter
Hunter
Hermitage
Batesville Shoe Plant Workers To Return To Work
Batesville Arkansas AP says International Shoe Co workers expected to return today with production resuming at noon. Seventy two fitters walked out Tuesday over perceived imbalance in production and wages. Plant closed Wednesday as about 80 more joined the protest. Union Local 228 chair Clifford Lewis said employees agreed to return after officials said a negotiator would be brought in to settle the dispute.
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Batesville, Ark
International Shoe Co
Batesville
Clifford Lewis
United Shoe Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Devastating Skopje Quake Hits Macedonia Core Areas
Eyewitness accounts describe a violent earthquake that struck Skopje and surrounding oblasts. Buildings including the Yugoslav army barracks and the New Macedonia Hotel were toppled with many casualties. Hospitals were damaged, relief crews mobilized, and refugees moved to safer villas as rescue operations began.
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Belgrade
Macedonia
Yugoslavia
Tanjug
New Macedonia
Aleksander Blagojevic
Blagojevic
Yugoslav Air Transport Co
Radio Belgrade
Leroy Lelteer
Greece
Skopje
Pristina
Urosevac
Kosovaska
Mitrovica
Skupie
Territory Exchange Expands Service Territory in Arkansas
The Arkansas Public Service Commission approved a territory exchange between Carroll Electric Cooperative and Southwestern Electric Power Co. The decision also allows Arkansas-Missouri Power Co. to issue 15,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock at 100 dollars par to fund a construction project. The exchange covers areas near Hiwasse Centerton Cave Springs Springdale Avoca Pea Ridge Vaughn Monte Ne and Bentonville.
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Little Rtck
Arkansas Public Service Commission
Carroll Electric Co-operative Corporation
Southwestern Electric Power Co
Als0
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Exchange
Hiwasse
Centerton
Cave Springs
Springdale
Avoca
Pea Ridge
Vaughn
Monte Ne
Beslwater
Revival at Washington Baptist Church Begins July Third
A revival starts July 2 at Washington Baptist Church and runs through August 4 with daily services at 10 a.m. and 7 30 p m Evangelist Maurice Hurley leads singing with Ron Walker The nursery will be available each night
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Washington Baptist Church
Maurice
Hurley
Ron Walker
Still Barred From Track
Thomas Griffin failed to block Southern Racing Corp from barring him from its dog racing track in West Memphis. Crittenden County Chancellor Jerry Shell dismissed Griffin's request for a temporary restraining order. Griffin’s attorney said he would appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court. The ban dates from Sept 1, 1961, by order of the State Racing Commission.
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West Memphis, Ark
Thomas Griffin
Southern Racing Corp
West Memphis
Crittenden Countty
Jerry Shell
Griffin
Cecil B. Nance
Arkansas Supreme Court
State Racing Commission
Petition Approved by Faulkner County Board of Education
The Faulkner County Board of Education in Conway voted 4-2 to seek an additional member breaking a recurring voting deadlock. The Wednesday approval follows an earlier 4-2 decision to pursue the extra seat.
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Conway
Ark
Faulkner County Board of Education
Weather Outlook Across Arkansas and Missouri
Weather continued from page one shows Arkansas cloudy to partly cloudy and mild through Saturday with scattered mainly afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs 84 to 94, tonight lows 42 to 52. In eastern and southern Missouri fair to partly cloudy with little temperature change today and scattered thundershowers in extreme southeast. Highs 85 to 95, tonight 65 to 70. Saturday brings more scattered showers and thundershowers southeast and east central Missouri with hotter temperatures in the west and central area.
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Arkansas
Missouri
Fazio Team Wins Fort Smith Meet
Professional Buzz Fazio of Detroit teamed with Marie Rickman of Fort Smith and Mankie McClure of Tulsa to win the pro-am division of the Arkansas Professional Bowlers Association Open in Fort Smith. Their 1,930 beat 1,915 for second place. amateurs won 800 each. Pro division starts today with 94 pros. Marzich leads the tour money list at 23,568.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Buzz Fazio
Detroit
Mich
Marie Rickman
Fort Smith
Mankie McClure
Tulsa
Professional Bowlers Association
Andy Marzich
Long Beach
Calif
Jim Wolland
Floyd Blentiinger
Earl Johnson
Minneapolis
Cy Carney Jr
Fayetteville
Joe Hoffman
North Little Rock
Marzich
Two Chicago Men Charged in Batesville Mail Fraud
Two Chicago men, Donald Bossi Jr. and Martin G. Simmons, were arraigned in Batesville and held on $10,000 bonds each. They allegedly created false identities and addresses to cash $12,000 in personal checks in Chicago and Detroit stores. A U S marshal moved them to Little Rock after the arraignment. A Chicago Postal Inspector and Independence County Sheriff Davis linked the suspects to the scheme.
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Batesville, Ark
Chicago
Little Rock
U.S
Dean Lindsey
Batesville
Lindsey
Donald Bossi Jr
Martin G. Simmons
Independence County
John C. Davis
Detroit
Bass
Simmons
Garlic Smell Led Private to Enlist Then Made Star Jim Garner
New York AP recounts how a Korean War private famed for noting a garlic odor in the night led to a deadly ambush discovery that saved others and propelled James Garner to Hollywood. Garner recalls swapping service and acting after a chance meeting with producer Paul Gregory in Los Angeles.
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New York
Garli
Korea
Hey
James Gavner
Hollywood
Jim
Doris Day
Universal
Garner
Paul Gregory
Los Angeles
Gregory
Rockefeller declines reply to Rockefeller pull request in Arkansas
Fort Smith Republican leader Walter Stouffer Jr. urged Winthrop Rockefeller to take a secondary role or leave the party. Rockefeller said he received the letter but would not comment, plans to continue building the party, and attributed unrest to growing pains and premature national ambitions within Arkansas GOP. He noted Goldwater sentiment and backed a two party system, discounting Birch Society influence and a Birch bid for control.
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Little Rock
Walter Stouffer Jr
Fort Smith
Sebastian County
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Arkansas
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson
Repubican
Gold
Fulbright to Represent Kennedy at Puerto Rico Commonwealth Anniversary
The White House says Senator J William Fulbright Democrat Arkansas will represent President Kennedy at San Juan ceremonies marking Puerto Rico first anniversary as a commonwealth.
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Washington
White House
J. William Fulbright
D. Ark
Kennedy
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Commonwealth
Dorothy Dix Advice Column On Family Strife And Forbidden Love
Dorothy Dix offers guidance to a 12 year old girl torn between a nervous father and a 37 year old secret admirer. The column also answers readers about Mother's Day hat etiquette for daughters in law and a custody question about a child from a previous marriage. Dorothy Dix stresses empathy for the father and caution about romantic involvement with an older man, while advising practical steps for family harmony.
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Helen Worden Baskin
Helen
Jobe
Papa
Kean
Macy
Talian Prince
Lille
Torn
Arkansas 4-H Club members attend state achievement day
Nearly 1 000 Arkansas 4-H Club members gathered in Little Rock for the 4-H achievement day. Awards included 27 gold watches 14 expense paid trips and nine trophies for winners in fields such as tractor driving and dressmaking. Expense paid trips go to competitors who will travel to national contests.
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State Meet
Little Rock
Minnow Farmers Granted Same Status by Arkansas
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will classify minnow farmers with other fish farmers under the same licensing system. J M Malone Jr of Lonoke, president of the Arkansas Fish Farmers Association, said the change ends a dispute after two Lonoke minnow dealers faced license violations. Minnow operators must annually notify they remain in business and will use a fish farmer identification number with no slate charge. Timber Clearing in Dardanelle Reservoir Low Bid $235,000 Jo D Dutton Inc Olympia Wash Apparent low bidder after eight bids by Army Engineers.
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Lonoke, Ark
State Game and Fish Commission
Arkansas Fish Farmers Association
Lonoke
J. M. Malone Jr
Little Rick
Jo. D. Dutton, Inc
Olympia
Wash
Dardanelle Reservoir
Army Engineers
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