Society Calendar Notes From June Events
Mrs R L Gostiell presents piano pupils in a recital Monday June 4 at 8 p m in Hope High School auditorium. SJ Circle 4 WSCS First Methodist meets Wednesday June 4 at 9 20 a m at Mrs J B Koonces with Mrs John Hartsfield co host. Circle 2 WSCS meets Monday at Mrs Ernest O Neals home. Change of time noted. Mrs Cecil Weaver leads. Tuesday June 5 piano pupils recital at 7 00 p m in Hope High auditorium. Monday June 1 joint Wes leyan Service Guild meetings at First National Bank Community Room 7 30 p m. Bridges Club at Mrs Tom Kinsers June 1 with guests Mrs Britt Mrs Camp and Mrs Hatley. KXAR bowling dinner at Haskell Jones home Saturday night June 2 with 17 attendees. Colorful flowers and a barbecued meal accompany the gathering.
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R. L. Gostiell
Piato
Hope Hgh
WSCS
First! Methodist Church
J. B. Koonce
John Hartsfield
Cecil Weaver
First Methodist Church
Ernest O'Neal
W. M. Reinhardt
Helen McRae Barlow
Hope High
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
Wesleyan Service
First National Bank
Tom Kinser
Myre
John’ Britt
Dewey’ Camp
Mix Emma. Hatley
Britt
Kxar Enteh Laing
Kxar Dtaff
KXAR
Thein
Haskell Jones
Jordon and Jeff Friday Win NSF Grant in Lubbock
Mr and Mrs Charles B Jordon and Jeff Friday are in Lubbock Texas where he has accepted a grant from the National Science Foundation to support research efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Jordan
Jeff Friday
Lubbock, Tex
National Science Foundation
Institute Teaches Modern Mathematics at Texas Tech College
The institute at Texas Technological College spans nine weeks focusing on modern mathematics. Instructor Mr Jordan, son of Mr and Mrs John B Jordan, teaches at Norman Junior High School in Crossett, with his wife Betty Chamberlain.
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Texas Technological Col
Jordan
John B. Jordan
Jis
Norman Junior ‘High
Int
Crossett
Betty Chamberlain
Kinser Family Visits and Travel Notices in Denison
Denison residents report return visits and travels. Tommy Kinser and Kathy Kinser visit grandmother Mrs A W Williams. several locals depart for Mississippi, Norfolk, and Georgia. Families including Rayi Daughtery, Reynerson, Polk, Barentine, Allen, Balentine, Futrell, Rowe, Watson, Moss, Tullis, Hosey and Bartels are noted for weekend visits, leave, and short trips to Greenville, Six Flags over Texas, Mineral Springs, and Nashville.
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C. J. Rowe
Jimmie
Greenville
Tex
G. J. Watson
James C. Moss
Cathy
Texas
Izora Tullis
Iva W.hosey
Mineral Springs
Max
Lightfoot
Jimmie Bartels
Nashville
Arkla Village Horse Show and Arkla Village events
The Arkla in the Emmet High School Gym will provide music by The Original Sunshine Boys from Shreveport and Cal Golden willleal the dancing. The Arkla Village Horse Show begins at 2 p.m. Sunday with a grand parade, gospel and barbershop entertainment. Sunday bowling starts at 11 p.m. with a playoff. A bat barbecue stands serves chick and ribs, and children may ride Arkla Belle steam boat and Arkla Village buggies. Hourly drawings for Arkla Village rocking chairs and saddle stools will be held Saturday. Admission to the Village and horse show is free.
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Emmet High School
Sunshine Boys
Shreveport
Cal Golden
Arkla Village
Southwest
Arkla Belle
Arkla
Toadsuck Ferry Closes on Low Arkansas River
The Toadsuck Ferry linking Faulkner and Perry Counties on Highway 60 is closed due to very low Arkansas River water levels. The Arkansas Highway Department operates the ferry and will reopen as conditions permit.
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Conway
Ark
Lap
Toadsuck
Faulkner
Perry
Arkansas Highway Department
Student Killed Near Inola Oklahoma in Auto Crash
Patty David, 21, of Tulsa and a University of Arkansas student, died Saturday when her car collided with another vehicle four miles east of Inola on State Highway 33. A two time winner of the Oklahoma Junior Women's Amateur Golf Championship, she was returning home after completing her sophomore year.
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Inola
Okla
Patty David
Tulsa
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma
Miss David
University
Merchants to Offer Free Movies in Hope Chase
City of Hope and merchants announce free Wednesday afternoon Movie events at the Saenger starting June 6. Shoppers may bring children. parking is free. Admission to all shows, including "Siane" starring Alan Ladd and David Ladd, is free. Other air conditioned screenings will feature Tarzan in color and cartoons.
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Hope
Free Merchants
City of Hope
Big Merchants
Willl
Siane
Alan Ladd
David Ladd
Hope Merchants
Saenger
Velda
Seamang
Harris Denies Commission Interferes
In Hot Springs Arkansas Representative Oren Harris leader of the House Commerce Commission said no government interference is needed in the free enterprise system. Speaking at an Arkansas Junior Chamber of Commerce convention he defended the system as the national economic ideal while noting rare failures prompt reform. The gathering announced several honors and leadership changes within the Jaycee organizations across the state.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Apt
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Commission
Harris
Arkansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Dan Sansford
el Dorado
Arkansas
Frank Tremimat
Earle
W. Waner Marks
Little Rock
John Stripe
Forrest City
Charles Dante
Dumas
Bol Blackwood
Jonesboro
Elton Rives III
West Memphis
Jim Bisbee
Stuttgart
Paxton Snapp
Batesville
Gel Power
Nashville
Don Smith
Pine Bluff
Ray Cooper
Don Sawyer
McGehee
Palmer
Frances Jane Anderson
Pine Blury
Bob Bata
Trumann
Les Green
Cal. T. H. Barton
Lake City
Lake City Jaycees For A Livestock Development Program and the H. Grady Manning
Hot Springs Club
Hendrix College grants 106 degrees in 76th commencement
In Conway Arkansas the 76th commencement at Hendrix College conferred degrees on 106 seniors. Honorary degrees were awarded to Reverend Joe A. Cooper of Little Rock Reverend Ray Hozendorf of El Dorado Reverend John A Bayliff of Fayetteville and Frank H Lee of Columbia University New York City.
Magnolia Pageant to Crown Miss Magnolia Title
The Miss Magnolia pageant in Magnolia Arkansas is set for June 16 with Miss Arkansas Miss Louisiana and Kilgore College Rangerettes as guests. Seven contestants Jean Beck Linda Whisenhunt Janice Stephens Dottie Lou Keith Donita Driggers Stella Walker and Ruby Gray will compete for the title.
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Magnolia, Ark
Miss Arkansas
Miss Louisiana
Kilgore, ‘Sex
College Rangerettes
Jean Beck
Linda Whisenhunt
Janice Stephens
Dottie Lou Keith
Donita Drigger
Stella Walker
Ruby Gray
Caldwell Teen Elected Hope Junior High Sweetheart
Miss Karen Caldwell 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs W R Caldwell was chosen Sweetheart of the Hope Junior High band for the year. She served as majorette captain last year and will be a high school freshman next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Sue “Caldwell
W. R. Caldwell
Hope
Karen
Wedding of Miss Margie Snyder and Donald Crossley
Mrs. Mary Snyder and Robert Snyder of Cleveland host the glimmering St. Mark's Episcopal ceremony for Margie Snyder and Donald Crossley. Rev. W. A. Riemanin performs. The couple, with Jacksonville ties, will reside in Jacksonville after a New Orleans to Cyprus Gardens reception tour.
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Doald J. Crossley
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Margie Sue Snyder
Donald J. Crossley
Mary! Funk
Janet Suzanna Connell
Brenda Delany
Susan White
Gordon Richard Crossley
Jacksonville
Fla
Sam Brown
Carl Me
Murtrey
Talbot Feild
McRae Andrews
Mary Snyder
Dorothy Crossley
Verne Waldren
Cleveland
Ohio
Clyde Hill
Betty
Ratcliff
Carolyn Maxwell
James W. Smith
Jean Page
Sharon Grew
Cathy Feild
George Green
Verne Waldron
Charles Snyder
St. Louis
Gordon Crossley
Tammy
New Orleans
Cyprus Gardens
Thigh
Weather Outlook Across Arkansas and Louisiana
Northwest and Southeast Arkansas show partly cloudy skies with warmer afternoons and highs mainly in the 80s. Isolated and widely scattered thundershowers are expected through Tuesday, with temperatures reaching mid 80s to low 90s and mild to warm nights in the 60s. Louisiana likewise sees partly cloudy to cloudy conditions with scattered showers, no major temperature changes, highs around mid 80s to 90s and lows in the 60s.
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Northwest
Arkansas
Southwest
Louisiana
Film on Youth Fitness to premier in Arkansas at state meet
A film titled Youth Phys ed Fit ness will be shown for the first time in Arkansas at a meeting of state health and physical education instructors in Little Rock. The film, produced by an insurance firm for President Kennedy's Council on Youth Fitness, aims to stimulate community action for better health and will be presented to Gov. Orval E. Farbus.
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Physical Fitness
Little Rock
Consultants to Advise on State Educational TV Network
TV Consultants in Little Rock will present four proposals Friday and Saturday as the Arkansas Educational Television Commission weighs creation of a statewide network. The panel reviews an FCC pending application for such a system.
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Little Rock
API
Arkansas Educational Television Commission
Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Parks Budget Sparks State Publicity Plan
The Parks and Publicity Commission unveiled a 125000 budget for state publicity next year. Allocations include 50000 for nationwide magazine ads, 30000 for newspapers, 20000 for outdoor advertising, 10000 for TV film spots, and 19000 for art engraving photography and typography. Ozark AP reports John Baker of USDA Agricultural Credit Services will speak at a Arkansas Valley Blearie Cooperative meeting in Paris about the farm bill. A letter section discusses weddings and personal advice on sexless marriages and baby-sitting safety.
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Lityla Rock
Statu
Parks and Publicity Commission
Ozark
Johni Baker
U.S. Department’ of Agriculture
Arkansas Valley Blearie Cooperative Corp
Paris
Baker
Ark
Family Wedding Sparks Foster Battle In Tragic Tale
Dorothy Dix recounts a 19 year old daughter's planned marriage after college, triggering conflict with her foster parents who raised her with care in exchange for part time work. The letter asks whether the real or adoptive father should give her away, and whether to involve both in church. The writer seeks guidance to protect her daughter's happiness and future.
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Dew Helen
al Tonth
Bey
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