Society Calendar Chanter 82s Order Taster Star meeting Thursday night
The Society Calendar notes a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Mason ic Temple with installation of officers at the Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 in Miss Mary Anita Laseters home assisted by Miss Margie Vickers. Highlights include First Baptist Church circle meetings on Monday June 19 in various homes and a note about time changes.
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Chanter 82S Order
Taster Star
Mine
Masonic Temple
Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Dunes Vd
Mary Anita Laseter
Margie Vickers
WMS
Circles of the First Baptist Church
Tad
Circle No
Martha Hairston
J Ito
Connie Ward
North Main
George Young
Cirele No
Annie Hoover
Perry Moses
Spring T Road
Cirele
Hazel Sorrels H
Harry Shiver
Hody Butler
Catherine Hatton
Frank Ward
Gin Park Drive
A. Martin
Amanda ‘Linkle
Fred Mathenia
Russton Road
Clarence Geist
First Methodist Church
J. W. Franks
Arrivals and Visits Highlight Busy Cambridge Area
Local social notes list numerous arrivals and visitors from Dallas, Texas to Cambridge, including Mr and Mrs Al Graves and Mr and Mrs Albert Graves. University of Arkansas Medical Center graduation attendees Don Gene Browning and C S Warren noted.
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al Graves
Cambridge, Mass
Mrs
Albert Graves
C. S. Warren
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Don Gene Browning
Dear Helen column readers share relationship woes
Readers discuss marital temper and control in a chorus of letters. A wife endures jealousy and rants, another faces a stagnant engagement, while others seek advice on trust, divorce, and handling difficult in laws.
Church Ladies Club Notes and Birth Announcement
A church ladies club meeting featured prayers by Mrs. Robison and a curtain making program by Miss McGill. Door prize won by Mrs. Joe Jones. Social refreshments followed. Next meeting set for day 13 at Mrs. Raymond Carlton's home. Births announced: Susan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacFadyen of West Mexandria Ohio, with paternal grandmother Mrs Trachel Macfadyen of Angola Indiana and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Prescott of McCaskill Ark. Mrs. Prescott visiting MacFadyens.
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Hese
Richard Allen
Robison
Joe Jones
Miss McGill
Raymond Carlton
Jim MacFadyen
West Mexandria
Ohio
Susan
Trachel Macfadyen
Angola
Indiana
J. G. Prescott
McCaskill
Ark
Engagement and Upcoming Marriage of JoBeth Rellig
Mr and Mrs B L Rellig of Hope Arkansas announce the engagement of their daughter JoBeth to Millard Frank Baggett son of Rev and Mrs M W Baggett of Cullman Alabama The bride elect is a Hope High School graduate with a B S in Pharmacy from the University of Tennessee Memphis She studied at the University of Arkansas and is a member of the Lambda Sigma professional sorority Baggett works at Kelley and Jamison in Memphis and attends Memphis State University studying Advertising The wedding is planned for a late date at the First Presbyterian Church in Hope
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B. L. Rellig
Hope, Ark
JoBeth
Millard Frank Bangell
M. W. Baggell
Cullman
Ala
Af Hope High School
University ‘of ‘Tennessee Medival
Memphis
University of Arkansas, AL U. T. i
Lambda
Kane Sigma
Baggett
Kelley and Jamison, Minch
Memphis State University
Presbyteria
Hope
He'll Just Give Up Baton Tossing
In Ventura California AP reports Steve Hardina a 14 year old decides to quit baton twirling after a high toss sent his baton into two 4000 volt power lines. The resulting blackout affected a Weblock area for an hour and knocked a radio station off the air. He compared the stunt to circus fireworks explaining the mishap.
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Ventura
Calif
Steve Hardina
Steve
Welfare Increases or Cuts Tied to Bond Plan Handle
Welfare Commissioner Carl Adams warned that adopting Gov Paulius 60 million construction bond plan would raise welfare checks early in the new fiscal year starting July 1. If the measure fails welfare payments could be cut, salaries reduced, and services trimmed. He said lawmakers would face public pressure to raise taxes or slash welfare schools and other services to cover construction needs. Adams rebutted Rep J H Cottrell who warned welfare funds might pay bond interest. Rozzell of the Arkansas Education Association claimed the bond would largely fund the University and seven state colleges, totaling 42 million.
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Little Rock
Carl Adams
Orval E. Paulius
Adams
J. H. Cotell
Pulaski County
Cottrell
Forrest Reazell
Arkansas Education Association
Aubus
Faubus
University of Arkansas
Children’s Colony
State Hospital
State Supreme Court
T Faubus
Arkansas Governor Faces Bond Plan Criticism Amid Cash Debate
Advisory Committee on Education reported total value of state buildings excluding the University Medical Center at about 35.9 million and argued for cheaper classrooms to meet enrollment growth. Critics say issuing 60 million in bonds costs taxpayers 90 million, while 19 million sits idle. Faubus defends the plan, denies harming welfare funds, and warns a failed bond could trigger taxes or welfare cuts. Cottrell warned of using welfare or school funds to back bonds. Faubus counters. Milum, a bond plan proponent, is improbably unable to present an alternative in months.
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Etnor
University Medical Center
Arkansas Territory Origins in Missouri Territory
Historical note outlines Arkansas progressing from part of Louisiana Purchase to district of Missouri Territory after 1803, remaining so until it became a separate territory in 1819.
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Arkansas
Louisiana Territory
Missouri Territory
Dominican Officer to Face Trial in Trujillo Case
Ex-Defense Minister Jose Roman Fernandez will be tried by a court martial for complicity in the assassination of dictator Rafael Trujillo. The veteran general, aligned with Trujillo, reportedly sought to seize power after the dictator’s death. Balaguer said no concrete evidence tied any foreign nation to the act, while praising the OAS mission overseeing civil rights promises and upcoming elections.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Jose Roman
Fernandez
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillo
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Roman
Lictalor
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Organization of American States
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Dick Watkins
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Roger Dew
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Midland
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George Green
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Tulsa, Okla
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Herbert Lewallen
George Sundstrom
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Roswell
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Charles Arnold
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Dorothy DIX
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Frank Kirk and
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Altus, Okla
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den Helen
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Korea
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Gary, Ind
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Fort Worth
Milton Eason
Jewell Monts
Detroit, Mich
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Midland, Texas
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