Calendar meeting and notices from local groups
The notice details a Tuesday June 12 meeting of Post 427 and Auxiliary with officer elections and dues. mentions Sunset Lodge No 1497 in Hope with Hicks Funeral Home gathering. Arkansas Association of Colored Girls meeting in Camden June 3-5 1962 with 125 girls from 24 clubs, leadership talks, and club expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Hill
G. G. Carmicheal
Alice Holbert
Sunset Lodge
Hope
Hicks Funeral Home
Tregt
Ed McFaddin
B Briggs
L. A. Harris
AACG
Camden
Arkansas Association of Colored Girls
Arkansas Association of Colored Women's Clubs
Arkansas
Ett Marie Williams
Magnolia
Brenda Bostic
Maria ’ Rutherford
Anna P. Strong
Mattie Rutherford
Jumping to Conclusions Usually Right
New York AP piece surveys common beliefs and quips about daily life including dieting humor, education, fashion, and habits. It notes a scholarship award at Lincoln High School Fort Smith Arkansas and lists attendees at a Baccalaureate service at AM&N College Pine Bluff with graduates Henry Lee McFadden and Chester Lee Cheatham.
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New York
Hollywood
Manhattan
Mary’ Longleyy
Lincoln High School
Fort Smith
Ark
Loca Club
Muriel Jamison
Reporten
Am&n College
Pina Bluff
G, Sr
Evelyn Williamson
Lee Dell Mckadden
Herman
Nicia ‘Trotter
Hardie
Gracie Muldrew
Lewi Trotter
Ollice Cheatham
Beatrice Cheatham
Flossie Witherspoon
Lucherthan Hubbard
Henry Lee McFadden
Chester Lee Cheatham
Catholics Begin Desegregation in North Georgia Schools
The Roman Catholic Church in Atlanta ordered desegregation of archdiocesan schools starting Sept 1 1962 affecting about 7500 pupils including 735 Black students in Atlanta. Archbishop Hartmayer said decisions may vary by region with local bishops. Mayor Allen supported the move noting Atlanta’s prior school integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
North Georgia
G. Albert Lawton
Georgia International Life Insurance Co
Connecticut
Ivan Allen Jr
New Orleans
Archdicesan
One for My Dame by Jack Webb Morrilton Paper Sale
Morrilton Headlight reports the newspaper being purchased by a new corporation formed by two Morriston officials and a Conway, details the rise and fall of May a beautiful but troubled figure, and notes her later life with a husband who loves her for herself. The piece blends a personal reminiscence with a local business transaction and a portrait of May's fragile fame.
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Morrilton
Ark
May
al S
Howard
Morriston
Conway
Tie
Hollywood
Sale of The Headlight by Editor’s widow announced
Earle Haynes former editor of The Headlight died on April 17 and his widow announced the sale of the paper. Purchasers include City Attorney Felver A. Rowell Jr and Alder man Jack Bland, along with the paper’s mechanical head and Herman Hesson of the Conway Log Cabin Democrat. A separate note describes a plan to create a woodland strip 19 miles wide from Washington to Moscow on certified U S tree farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Haynes
Felver A. Rowell Jr
Jack Bland
Herman Hesson
Conway Log Cabin Democrat
U. S
Washington
Moscow
Wry, Quotable Bits On Human Nature And Laughs
A compact slice of social quips and aphorisms reflects on human behavior. It plays with smiles, laughter, love, and wit, noting how appearances, motives, and reputations color everyday interactions. The pieces mix humor with pointed observations about manners and society.
National Cutting Horse Show to Run in Little Rock
The National Cutting Horse Association will stage its annual convention and World Championship Tournament in Little Rock from December 4 to 6. The elimination event winner in the Tournament of Champions will be named the World Champion Cutting Horse. About $10,000 in prizes are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock (Ap
National Cutting Horse Association
Little Rock
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House of Bhane
Oklp
Hope Star
Atron
Yukon
Etter Printing Company
Washington, Ark
Richard Locharrel
Arkansas Democrat
Gp Ambulance Service
Burial Association
Oakcrest Funeral Home
Dial
Herndon - Cornelius Funeral Home
Sohn
Haley
Shreveport
Lovers Lane
Shreves Port
Admiral PT. Y
Motorola
Gentral Electric T. V
Baker's Easy Pay Store
Ford
Forlor
GMC
H&j
Neel Cars
Harry Phillips
Glen Willams Gro
Prescott
Singer
New Home
Fleetwood
White
Hone Sewing Machine Co
West
Singer Sewing Machine
J. B. Bailey
P.O. Box
Ralph Montgomery Market
Barry's
Moore Bros
Iplants
Abhie
Kxar
Diane
Lois M. Partett
Perry
Highway 67
Hopa
Virgil
Hope Auto CO
Hope. Auto CO
Beon
North Texarkana
Texarkana
W. McMasters
Meness Co
DeSoto Station
Memphis
Tennessee
National Company
Medical Arts Building
Jerry Garrett
Texas
Russell
F. O. Middle Brooks
Columbus
Westi Division St
SMITH
Imoc
Roberts
E. W. Copeland
Aces
Spring Hill
Jessie McIntosh
IFOR
North McRae
J. B. Ingham
James Gaines
Esther Hicks
Evelits
Tommy's Service
The
Star
Cole
Orie
Byers
Carter Sutton Lahroy
F County
Clark
J.D
Chancellor
Royce Weisenberger
Dick Huie
Taleo? Feild, JR
Provecuting Attorney
BILL D Jk, JOHN 4. _GOODSON
John L. Wilson
W. S. Atkins
Morrilton Paper
Group
Dame
Jack Webb
Alu Te
Ingien L
Johnsons
the Mag
Johnson “House
Johsons
Ator
Canada
Edith
Chicago
Sam
Jim
Greenwich Village
Palnter
Eerie Eprint
Fonda Nash
Clearwater, Fla
Boston
Fonda
James C. Nelson
Fergerson
Phillips
Rehcon
By Quincy
Pann
Lochingay
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