Society Calendar Details Localclub Meetings and Events
The calendar lists O S Prescott Chapter 153 meeting on Tuesday June 18 at 7 50 PM, Builders Sunday School Class meeting June 18 at 7 30 PM at the Educational Building with hostesses, American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Mrs Dean Murphy’s home at 7 30 PM, Ladies Golf Swim Cards and Brunch at Hope Country Club on June 20 with brunch at 12 30, Martha Hairston Circle meets at Mrs Forrest Singleton’s home with brief business, Royal Service program by WMA magazine and member talks, closing with prayer and dessert for ten members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Paul Church
Johnny McCorkle
Arliss Adams
Bavecrats
American Legion Auxiliary
Dean Murphy
Hope Country Club
Martha Hairston
Forrest Singleton
WMS
George Young
H. A. Fisk
Fred Gray
Sue Wesson
Forrest
Singleton
Co. €. Collins
Clarence Geist
W.M.A
Young
Forrest Hill Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Forrest Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Richard Allen’s home on June 13 with 11 members and 10 visitors. Mrs. Carrie Martin led the meeting, Mrs. Mae Jones gave the devotional, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carrie Martin, Mrs. Deward Ward, and Mrs. John Barham. After adjournment, Mrs. Barham was honored with a pink and blue shower. Iced drinks and cookies were served.
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Forrest Hill Club
Monors
Forrest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Richard Allen
Carrie Martin
Mae Jones
Deward Ward
John Barham
Coming and Going Miss Gayle Medders
Miss Gayle Medders daughter of Mr and Mrs G G Medders left Dallas Friday morning by air for Amherst Massachusetts where she will spend two months with her sister Miss Margaret Medders an assistant in the Government Research Department at the University of Massachusetts Jim Greenwald Sugar Land Texas and Miss Carol Hallowell Euless Texas students this summer at North Texas State University in Denton were guests over the weekend with Jim s grandparents Mr and Mrs W P Singleton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayle Medders
G. G. Medders
Dallas
Amherst
Mass
Margaret Medders
Government Research
University of Massachusetts
Jim Greenwald
Sugar Land
Tex
Carol Hallowell
Euless
Texas
North Texas State University
Denton
Jim
W. P. Singleton
Brother of Slain Man Takes Over
By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY JACKSON Migs AP The brother of slain Medgar Evers took over as Negro civil rights champion in Mississippi today and pledged to work for the equality of all men. Uneasy Evers looked forward to further demonstrations, such as Saturdays when hundreds of Negroes cried We want the killer and charged police barricades. Leaders of the movement in Jackson have urged a policy to Demonstrate demonstrate demonstrate again, signaling continued tension as Sunday passed quietly with four young Negro women entering St. An- thony church.
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Raymond J. Crowley Jackson
Migs
Medgar W Vers
Mississippi
Jackson
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
St. An
Flash Flood Destruction Hits Utah Camp Rig, Boys Lost
A flash flood roared down the North Fork Duchesne River in northeastern Utah, cutting a ten mile path of destruction and sweeping away four youths at a Brown family camp. Bradley Gale Brown, 4, drowned. Rickie Lee Brown, 8, Steven Ferris, 5, and friend Robert Timmons, 16, were among the victims.
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Duchesne River
Utah
Richard L. Brown
Bradley Gale Brown
Lander
Wyoming
Popo Agie
Brown Boys
Rickie Lee
Steven Ferris
Robert Timmons
Timmons
Rickie
Steven
Little Deer Creek
Forest Service
Stockmore
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Denver
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Trail Ridge Road
Estes Park
Colo
al Springer
New Mexico
Springer Hospital
West
North Texas
South Atlantic
Gulf
Rockies
Gulf Coast
NLRB Cites Arkla for Unfair Labor Practices in Little Rock
The National Labor Relations Board found Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. unfair to nine Arkla employees at a Little Rock terminal. Five workers are to be reinstated with back pay and interest, four get restored seniority, all tied to union activity between April 20 and May 14, 1962. The firm failed to prove economic reasons for layoffs, and the ruling upholds Trial Examiner Whittemore’s findings from Nov. 21, 1962.
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Little Rock
National Labor Relations Board
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkla
Litle Rock
NLRB
Evers Honor Guard and Burial Plans in Washington
The body of Evers, a World War II veteran, was sent from Mississippi to Washington for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. A white hearse transported the body to Meridian, then a Southern Railway train carried it onward. In Jackson, Charles Evers, Chicago PE director, will temporarily assume his late brother's post, saying their pact requires him to carry on if anything happens to either.
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Diven
Episcopal
Central Presbyterian
First Baptist
First Christian
Evers
Washington
Arlington National Cemetery
Meridian
Southern Railway
Jackson
Charles Evers
Chicago
Arkansas Official Kay Matthews Elected Midwest Group Vice President
Kay Matthews of Little Rock, chairman of the Arkansas Commerce Commission, was elected second vice president of the Midwest Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners at the meeting in Wichita. The post has historically been a stepping stone to the presidency.
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PRISS
Wichita, Kan
Kay Matthews
Little Rock
Arkansas Commerce Commission
Second View
Midwest Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Feep
Nive
Hearing for an Accused Kidnapper in California
In Sacramento extradition proceedings were to begin today for Richard Tyler Lane 31 a professional boxer among three charged in the kidnapping of a Little Rock hospital clerk William Bonds in April Pulaski County Prosecutor John T Jernigan said Lane may be tried in Arkansas if extradition is granted Bonds wounded in the attack is recovering preventing his travel Two Little Rock police officers and an unidentified witness traveled to California Lane's wife Cecile Mae remains at large The other defendant James Burton Ing is jailed in Nevada and serving a prison term There is no update on the case against the Reno man
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Little Rock
Sacramento
Calif
Richard Tyler Lane
Pulaski County
John T. Jernigan
Arkansas
Lane
California
Jernigan
William Bonds
Bonds
James Dean Walker
North Little Rock
Cecile Mae
James Burton Ing
Reno
Nev
Nevada
Mercury Ends and Gemini Begins Two Man Project Launched
After five years of historic flights Project Mercury ends as NASA shifts to the two man Gemini program to practice orbital docking for Apollo. Commander John Glenn led the first manned orbital flight amid early space milestones and setbacks including Ham and Enos chimpanzee tests.
Dorothy Dix Column Reveals Advice On Jealous Mothers
Dear readers share letters about a protective mother opposing a rushed romance, a separated wife seeking loyalty versus a new partner, and a teen love question. Helen Worden Erskine counsels empathy, honesty, and arranged family meetings to resolve entanglements, urging patience and mature choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worden
Ersking
Helen
Supreme Court blocks Philadelphia bank merger
Washington AP The Supreme Court ruled that the proposed merger of Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust Co Exchange Bank violates antitrust law. Justice Brennan wrote the majority opinion with Justice Harlan dissenting. Justice Goldberg issued a separate memorandum on the Clayton Act issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia National Bank
Girard ‘Trust Corn Exchange Bank
Philadelphia
Justice Department
Brennan
Harlan
Stewart
Justice Goldberg
Arkansan Named Chairman Of National Plant Food Institute
W B Copeland of Little Rock Ark an executive of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp was elected chairman of the board of the National Plant Food Institute at the institute three day convention Copeland flew manually during the critical re entry maneuver overshot target by 250 miles recovery forces found him on a raft near the spacecraft Schirra followed with a near perfect six orbit flight on October 9 1962 paving the way for Cooper s 22 orbit 34 hour flight last May 15 16 Cooper s faith 7 flew 19 orbits sleep and many scientific tasks then trouble forced manual re entry proving man can perform in space Mercury legacy tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansan
White Sulphur Springs
W. B. Copeland
Little Rock
Ark
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
National Plant Food Institute
Schirra
Cooper
Mercury
Tormorrow
Bank Visit Sparks Confusion Over Funds
A local woman questioned her account at a bank cashier claiming she was oversdrawn while insisting she was under-deposited. The incident reflects banking misunderstandings and possible misreading of balance statements.
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Amoun
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Mockingbird
Ue Wood Productions
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Harold Hendrix
Guyers
Pia
Hope Yard
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Dorothy Perkins
Two Man
America
Howard Benedict
Cape Canveral
Cape Canaveral
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James J. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Webb
U.S
John H. Glenn Jr
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Malcolm Scott Carputay
Leroy Gordon Cooper, Jr
Walter M. Shirra J
Donald K. Slayton
Ham
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Shepard
Atlantic Ocean
Cape Canaveral Grissom
Enos
Earth
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Dorothy Dix
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