Society Notes On June 12 Club Meetings And Gatherings
Local society items list June 12 meetings for Circle Nos. 1 2 3 4 of First Presbyterian and Presbyterian G E Church. Potluck dinner and game night at Hope Shrine Club with guests from Little Rock. Victory Home Demonstrations Club met at Mrs. Meloy’s home with reports on nursing home visits and wedding dress descriptions. First Baptist Church family picnic planned at Pair Park if rain, and June 14 Hopewell HD Club meets. Builders Bible Sunday School Class met June 11 with devotional, Bible usage talk, and floral arrangements.
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Emma Hatley
Garrett Stony
First Presbyterian Church
Story
Charles Harrell
Tom McLarty
Hope Shrine Club
Hope Country Club
Little Reel
Potentate
Leon, Dunham
Noble
Perry’ ‘Stewart
Bill ‘Walters
Ellidagan
David Meloy
Victory
Meloy
Joe Willett
Clayborme ‘Rowe
Robert Cash
Junison
Orvilla Hoelscher
Beacon S
First Baptist Church
Elston
Willis
Bettie Duncan
Hempstead County
Jack Sumpter
Leys Hampton
Orville Hoelscher
M. M. McCloughan
Duncan
Thal
Hendrix Sprageins
Charles Reybnerson
W. A. Wiliams
A. Ly Nardage
R. M. Jones
Emma Frances Holt
Roy Seewald
Weekend visits cross states and towns across a region
Mr and Mrs Boyce Parsons and children hosted guests from Benton and Bigving while A E Wentdling of Shreveport spent the weekend with Aunt Ed Brown. Nearby families, including the Harrisons in Conway and the Smiths from Columbia Illinois, shared time with relatives in Memphis Dallas and Hope as travel and visits continued over the weekend.
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Mrs
A. E. Wentdling
Shreveport
Ed Brown
Dorris
Shipp
George
John
Memphis
George Crews
Dallas
Texas
Hell in Juvenile Suburbia and a Dallas Reader Letter
A fragmented page from a Dorothy Dix column covers teen social issues in Oklahoma with a June 11 Idabel marriage note, then shifts to letters about teen smoking, morality, jealousy, and youth behavior. Readers discuss popularity, party conduct, and parental guidance in the suburbia context.
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Dorothy DIX Hell
Hospital Notes and Memorial Admits and Discharges
Memorial and hospital notes list admissions and discharges in multiple locations. Verdia Bradley, C D Ward, Emmet, Mrs E F Simmons, Tom Gath right, Alston Hammond, Charlotta, N C. discharges include Mrs James Arnold and baby girl. Columbus notes Mattie Sanders, Mrs Hollis Luck, Henry and Verdia Bradley announce a baby boy born June 1. Branch lists admissions Leslie Ferguson and Mrs Tommy Revis. discharges Billy Ray Ward and Mrs Arlis Downs.
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Memorial
Verdia Bradley
Hope
C. D. Ward
Emmet
E. F. Simmons
Tom Gathright
Saratoga
Alston Hammond
Charlotta
N. C
James 2
Arnold
Columbus
Mattie Sanders
Hollis Luck
Henry
Tommy Revis
Tommy Revis, ‘Hope; Leslie Ferguson
Billy Ray’ Ward
Arlis’ Downs
Albert’ Goldston
Washington
Faubus Denies State Funds Tied to Banks
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Orval Faubus said there are no connections between the governor's office and the deposit of state funds in Arkansas banks. He argued deposits are handled by the state treasurer and denied any knowledge of bank specifics, challenging claims tied to the gubernatorial race. State Treasurer Lee Arthur Clayton defended policy, noting no external influence over fund handling.
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Little Rock
Orval EB. Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
Sid McMath
Satturday
McMath
Arkansas Press Association
Math
Lee Arthur Clayton
Britt reassigned from Little Rock to Norton Air Force Base
Col James QO Britt Jr, commander of the 384th Bombardment Wing at Little Rock Air Force Base since May 1961, is reassigned to the inspections division at Norton Air Force Base, California. He will be replaced by Col H L Hogan, then commander of Chenault Air Force Base at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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Little Rock
James QO. Britt Jr
384Th
Uilite Rock Air Force Base
Norton Air Force Base
Calif
H. L. Hogan
Chenault
Air Force Base
Lake Charles
Sugar consumption per person in U.S. in 1961 noted
Britannica Book of the Year 1962 reports refined sugar use at 98 pounds per capita in the United States. Readers seeking more information may mail a stamped self addressed envelope to this newspaper care of the office. Leaflets available. Dorothy Dix is referenced as a trademark within Bell Syndicate Feature media.
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U. S
Acc E&ording
Britannica
Ballots Allowed To Be Taken To Sick Voters In Arkansas
Arkansas Attorney General's office rules ballots may be taken to sick or incapacitated voters who cannot travel to the polls. The guidance, addressed to Carroll County Republican chair Virginia Hoover, allows ballot pickup by a close relative no later than 1 40 p.m. on election day, per Assistant Attorney General Milas Mate.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Virginia Hoover
Carrol County
Republican Committee
Asst
Ally. Gen
Milas Mate
Senator Chavez Out of Danger at Georgetown Hospital
Sen. Dennis Chavez of New Mexico, 44, was rushed to Georgetown University Hospital after a choking incident from a clogged tracheal tube inserted during surgery. His daughter Mrs. George Dixon said he was removed from the critical list and expected to leave for the White House to sign the San Justo Chama reclamation bill.
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Washington
Dennis Chavez
D-N.m
Dahdet
Georgetown University Hospital
George Dixon
Chavez
Charles Davis
Chaves
White House
San Justo Chama Reclamation
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Toteday
Circle No. HS
George Hosmer
Hopewell Home
Demon ‘Stration Club
Ernest Graham
Fridy Bridged Club
Hendrix Spreggins
Dear Black
Billy Joe Gilbert
Normarij
Okla
Leotard Eddy
Eddy
Stevie
Dave
Matt Bristow
Danie Harrison
Conway
Don Harrison
Cecil Smith
Brenda Smith
Columbia, Illy
John White
Kathy
SRL Faerie
Jacqueline
California
Hubert Thact
Perry
Coleman Wedding Mewes
Helen Worden Erskine
Martha Coleman
Idabel
Helen
Willie Crichett
Hallevable
Fred Panweed
Wey
Ike
Martain
Clifford Hughes
Bismarls
Wrong
Mosier
Tommy
Charles. Russell
Tex
Lois
Russell
Paul Raley
Sto Ping Bluff
David Pack
Lesland Paul
Jack Lowe
Johnny
Fayetteville
Bill Haimandi
Kim
Frank Hutchens
C. C. Chaney
Jack
Chaney
Denison, Tex
W. C. Clark
Edward McFaddin
Ross Gillespie
Bobby Watson
Vicki. Lee
Alice Springs
N. T
Australia
Rya § Watson
Sacramento
Billy Wray
Larry of
Canton
Bill Wray
Arlis Brooks
The
Baptist Woospital
Sophie F. Harman
Baltimore
Mrs. Harman
Des
Perate
Dora
Worden Erskine
Dixie Drive-In
Hell
Saenger Theatre
GTA
Manworth
Rel Harison
Rex
Fair Lady
Tarzan
Britt
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Feautra
Sen
Chaves la
KODAK
Eastman
Wy Hallmank
FakieRs
Dad
Ronson
Zippo
Yardley
Justin Billfords
Thermos
Pangburn
Ward & Son Drug Co
East Second St
Griffon & Mayfield
Dacron & Wooll
Dacron & Rayon
Dacron & Coton
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