Phebe Society Hosts Bake Sale and Scout Day Camp
Saturday bake sale at Jo's City Bakery front. pies and cakes for sale. Sunday Girl Scout Day Camp at Fair Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday June 25–29 Brownies and Scouts urged to attend to earn badges. Leaders include Mrs Keck, Mrs Wright, Mrs Seamons, and others. special Friday program for parents and Scouts. First Christian picnics at Fair Park Monday after 4 p.m. with carogram and officer remarks.
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Fair Park
Jack Keck
George Wright
Hentty Seamons
Roy Allison
Charles Gough
Bartowns
Harrell
Hinton Home Demonstration Club Meets at Patmos Gym
The Hinton Home Demonstration Club gathered at Patmos Gym in June with Mmes Riders Reed Adams Freeman and others present. Members prepared gifts for Crippled Children's Hospital in Little Rock and discussed leadership changes as Mrs Freeman to replace Mrs Cave as Citizenship Leader before adjourning to meet July 9 at school with Mrs Adams and Mrs Buffington hosting.
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Hinton
Patmos
Mmes
Stella Adams
Robert Freeman
Lois Hollis
Siewae Mbsar
J. E. Mewhain
Re Griffith
Tom Drake
Wanda Gal Erdeman
America
Lara's
Crippled Children's Hospital
Little Rock
C. L. Cave
Cave
Oregon
Beck
Howard Buffington
Miller Marilyn Bride Date Secret Revealed
New York report states Marilyn Miller and Arthur Miller kept their wedding date secret but indicated it would occur before July 13 in Connecticut or New York. The disclosure followed a terse press statement and a later hallway news conference near her fashionable apartment.
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Hugh A. Mulligan
New York
P—Martlyn Monsroe
Arthur Miller
Conecticut
Miller
Unis
Masamale
TV Writer Opens Mail as Source of Features
In a breezy New York column Charles Mercer notes that modern TV writers rely on prewritten features supplied by publicists and agencies. He mocks the era of unspoken sponsorship and says programs now showcase ready-made pieces with guests and promotions on CBS and NBC, from Sullivan to Steve Allen.
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Charles Mercer
New York
Morning Mail
Mark Lawrence
Radiotelevision
Blank, Blank & Blank
Ttem
Daniel ‘Webster
Chs-Tv
Cbs-Tv
Home Demonstration Club notes June meeting at Sweet Home
Mrs Otho Roberts led recreation and July plans at Yair Park. Baker club demo on floor treatment by Mrs T B Fenwick Sr at Mrs J W White's home June 14 with eight members and two visitors. Civil defense, devotional readings, and song marked the gathering. Next meeting with Mrs Dale Tonnymaker and Mrs Grady Browntite Co. Meeting at Bright home featured talks on legislation and Arkansas Legislature with songs by Barbara Bright and Martyn Dantel. Games led by Mrs Ross Bushgnen. next meeting planned at the church.
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Victory
Cecil Smith
Victory Home Demonstration Club
Cash
Jr. Rowe
Jack Stumpter
Melrose
H. B. Patterson
Virgil Huckabee
Sanders
Z. M. Hackett
Hope Fair Park
Otho Roberts
Yair Park
Baker
T. B. Fenwick
Baker Home
J. W. White
Dale Tonnymaker
Grady
Browntite
Sweet Home
Sweet Home Home Demonstraion Club
Bill Bright
Hazel Cummings
Carl Brown
Gene Ward
Hosetess
C. B. Montgomery
Arkansas
Barbara Bright
Martyn Dante
Ross Bushgnen
Will
Mrg
Charles Ployd'ag
W.M. A
Central Baptist Church
Trudy Hardin
Noel O'Steen
George Hunt
Jimmy Cole
Prescott Rotary Talks Atomic Energy and Local Meetings
Prescott Rotary Club heard Ramey Garland discuss atomic energy and peaceful uses, including a visit to Oak Ridge Plant. The day also covered W. M. A. at Central Baptist, an American Legion and Auxiliary joint meeting with officers elected, and Christian Women’s Fellowship notes with 43 attendees and upcoming hosts.
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Prescott
Legion and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
J.T. McRaee
J. W. Gist
Layce Anderson
Bob Davis
Johnnie Langley
Buddy Formby
Martin Gilbert
Tommy Cotsingham
Capitol
Charles Honea, Jr
Mary Yancy
Sara ‘Lou ‘Carruthers
Barbara Stewart
Virginia Ann Hays
Loyee
Anderson
Auxiliary
Loyée Andereson
Julia Gann
John W. Davis
Treas
Woburn Willis
New Legion
1St
Y. Com
D. L. Moseley
Yad V. Com
Albert Peachey
Sid Peachey
Eord
Homer Ward
Gram Teacer
Bennie Stovall
Wallace Wood
Indian Woman to Receive $158500 in Uranium Lease Deal
Spokane report says Mrs. Lucille Boyd Gallegos, a 40 year old Indian from Wellpinit, and her 18 year old brother Richard Boyd will share a $917000 Dawn Mining uranium lease payout for 458 acres on their reservation. She faces four days in the local drunk tank before collect.
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Spokane
Wash
Lucille Boyd Gallegos
Gallegos
Wellpinit, Wash
Richard Boyd
Dawn Mining Co
New York
Ranium
Boyd
Richard
Bids Opened on Road Relocation at Table Rock
Bids were opened today for relocating Missouri Highway 12 at Table Rock reservoir. M E Gilliod of Monett Missouri bid 304,529, below the government estimate of 299,043. The new highway will run about 100 feet from the old route and stretch 14 miles. A White River bridge bid was to be opened later. engineers did not estimate a price, but expected at least one million dollars. Part of the reservoir lies in northern Arkansas.
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Little Rock 14
Table Rock Reservoir
Staunton Brown
WW. S
M. E. Gilliod
Monett
le Brown
White River
Army
Table Rock
Brangon
Arkansas
Draft hearing notes on induction and security grounds
Fragmented report references hearings and induction decisions. Mentions secretary and personnel officers, with unclear actions and dates. No clear names, places, or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
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Ousiaeo Washington
Berrstary
Wilson
Erdey
Buide
Before You Preserve How to plan and process peaches for canning freezing and drying
A preserved plan guides family portions from 14 quarts per person to 30 quarts per person with extra for guests. It details peach sorting by ripeness and methods for canning drying and freezing including peeling boiling water scalding syrup composition pressure times and storage notes. It also covers ascorbic acid use to prevent darkening and where to get guidance from home demonstration agent Mrs Lorraine B Wylie.
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Lorraine B. Wylie
Alderman Davis Moves Home Outs Public Office
Sanford North Carolina Alderman Sam Davis relocated to a new home outside his ward triggering a legal requirement to reside in the ward he was elected from. By law he must live in the sixth ward, his official seat.
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Sanford, N. C
Sam Davis
Quotations from Around U S Leaders and Celebrities
United Press reports quotes from figures in the U S and abroad. General Nathan F twining and Shirley Yamaguchi share reflections on tours and nightly routines while Evangelos Averoff and D T Shepsley discuss Greece and Soviet ties. William Cowley notes college panty raids as emotional outlets. Arthur Miller comments on engaging with communism and defense secretary Wilson discusses funding and public support for a stronger defense.
Flood Control Project Okayed in St Francis River
Washington reports a House Public Works subcommittee approved a flood control project on the St Francis River in Missouri and Arkansas at an estimated cost of 45 million 674 thousand dollars. The panel recommended including the project in an omnibus rivers and harbors bill to the full committee, which may act next week to send the measure to the House floor for debate.
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Washington
House Public Works
St. Francis
Missouri
Arkansas
Full Public Works
House
Freed Priests Due in Hong Kong
Two American priests released from a Shanghai prison after three years of Red captivity are expected to arrive in Hong Kong on June 30. Revs. John William Clifford and Thomas L. Phillips of San Frenelig have booked passage on a German freighter and have been at the Belgians Fathers Mission in Shanahal since June 15. Eleven Americans remain in Red Chinese jails.
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Hongkong
Shanghai
Hong Kong
John William Clifford
Thomas L. Phillips
San Frenelig
Shanahal
Homer Bredshaw
Presbyterian Missionairies
Dear Dorothy Dix and Carolyn Questions on marriage risks
A reader asks if marrying a man who plans overseas service is wise when he has had affairs. Dorothy advises caution, suggests delaying marriage until mutual love and trust are clear, and recommends continuing correspondence with steps before commitment. Another reader asks about submitting stories to magazines and getting them returned, and Dorothy notes magazines may consider them with a stamped return envelope.
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Dorothy Dix Donald
Air Force
Donald
Far’ East
Carquyn
Carolyn
Dorothy Dix
Tom
E.R
E.r.i
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