Society News Highlights From local church and clubs
A busy society page notes a Methodist Church Class pot luck supper at Grassy Lake on Tuesday June 27 at 7 pm with hosting and co hosting by Mrs. Lloyd Spencer Mrs. Harry Haw ethorne and Mrs EB J Whitman. Royal Service at First Baptist delayed to July 10 with meeting at 11 30 am and a 12 15 pm covered dish luncheon. Annie Hoover Gisele hosted by Mrs Perry Moses chairman. social chair Mrs Leonard Ellis. Hazel Sorrels Missionary Circle program at 1 pm. church nursery opens at 11 50 am. Friday Bridge Club met June 23 hosted by Mrs CC Lewis with dahlias roses and daisies and high scores to Mrs RB E Cooper and Mrs JM M McCloughan. Mae Auxiliary met at Mrs Harold Marcum home. program Faith of Our Fathers. devotional by Mrs Mary Arterbury. participants included Mrs Lloyd McClellan Jewell Still Zona Green Carol McClellan Gwen Allen Sidney Churchwell Mary Marcum and closing prayer by Gwen Allen. 46 present. special guests Mr and Mrs C C Booth of Covina Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jett B. Graves
Methodist Church Y
Lloyd Spencer
Harry Hawethorne
EB. J. Whitman
First Baptist Church
Harald Brents
Annie Hooover Gisele
Perry Moses Rhhairman
Leonard Ellis
Hazel Sorrels
CC. Lewis
Friday Bridge ‘Club
RB. E. Cooper
JM. M. McCloughan
Mary
Arterbury
Lloyd McClellan
Jewell Still
Zona Green
Carol McClellan
Gwen Allen
Sidney Churchwell
Mary Marcum
C. C. Booth
Covina
Calif
Arkansas campaign over bond vote shapes state groups
The campaign over a state bond issue splits influential groups with Faubus backed by college presidents Farm Bureau and state offices opposed by the Arkansas Education Association former governors newspapers and Republicans. An Army investigation will probe claims that Adjutant Gen Sherman Clinger and aide urged guardsmen to vote for the bonds. Faubus predicted a 4 to 1 pass if voters are well informed while opponent Joshua Shepherd foresees anti bond victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lother
Faubus
Farm Bureau Board
Arkansas Education Association
McMath
Ben Laney
Republican Party
Army
General
Arkansas
J. H. Cottrell Jr
Pulaski County
Sherman Clinger
Clinger
John B. Morris
National Guardsmen
Clinger and Morris
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fayetteville
James McLarty Jr
Hope
Mary Louise Copeland
Social Visit Roundup From Batesville and Denver Guests
Mrs. Ched Hall of Batesville and granddaughters Brenda and Susan Stewart of Denver Colorado arrived Monday to visit Mrs. A T Jewell. Bill and Pat Davis hosted Kazuo Tonda and Tassu Yokoyama of Tokyo Japan who were neighbors when Bill was stationed in Japan in 1987. Honda and Yokoyama run an import export business. Mrs. Leon Bundy hosted Sun day guests including Sun day Bundy of Stephens Jack Bundy of West Memphis Mr and Mrs William Bundy Bill Jr and Don of Hot Springs Mike Bundy of Denver Cole and Mrs Percy Osborne of Reidsville NC Mr and Mrs Doyle Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Pat Davis
Kazuo Tonda
Tassu Yokoyama
Tokyo
Japan
Honda
Yokoyama
Leon Bundy
New! Bundy
Stephens
Jack Bundy
West Memphis
William Bundy
Bill Jr
Don
Hot Springs
Mike Bundy
Denver
Cole
Percy Osborne
Reidsville
N.C
Family visitors span the weekend in Louisiana and Denver
Mike Bundy of Denver visited his mother Mrs. S R Hamilton and other relatives here over the weekend. Culo spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J P Byers and Mrs Leon Bundy along with Mr and Mrs Jack White and Jay of Monroe La They are attending LSU where Jack is working on his Masters Degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McCabe
Lafayette
EB. J. McCabe
Las Vegas
Nevada
S. R. Hamilton
Mike Bundy
Denver, Culo
J. P. Byers
Leon Bundy
Jack White
Jay
Monroe
J. W. While
LSU
Jack
Faubus faces voters on bonds tied to gambling revenue
In Hempstead Court records and statewide debate, Governor Faubus defends or attacks bonds for new university buildings funded partly by horse race gambling. Critics warn of debt, higher taxes, and graft while ministers oppose bonds funded by gambling proceeds, urging voters to decide the fate of the financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMath
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Al-lance
Dorothy Dix advice column readers letters and guidance
Dear Helen: family woes span eight brothers and three sisters with a wedding invite divide. Youngest brother to wed while others question caregiving for a nursing home mother. Also a battered wife asks about controlling her temper and divorce. Dorothy advises calm talks, care for self and child, and leaving if abuse continues. A flirtation question about dances ends with first-come logic for dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worden Erskin
Helen
Tam
Saint Tage
B.C
Daar Tielen
Carrles
Foreman Cement Plant to Expand Output in Arkansas
Foreman Arkansas AP reports a $7.5 million expansion at the Arkansas Cement Corporation plant in Foreman. The project aims to double output of the facility, a subsidiary of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co, which opened in 1959 at a $12.5 million cost and now yields about 1.4 million barrels of cement annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman Cement
Foreman, Ark
Arkansas Cement Corporation
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
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A Mae
Cora Mae
Garrett Memorial Baptist
Harold Marcum
Faith of Our Fathers
Jerry Fant
Uiltle Rock
Lamar Cox
J. V. Fant
George Peck Jr
Becky Crow
Overland Park, Kan
Mrs
F.C. Crow
SUN
Trapp
Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Hamilton
Dixie
of Hope Hi School
Newman — Woodward
Shorts
Taper Pants
the Fashion Shoppe
West Second Street
Foster’s
Alifornia Cobblers
MEN
S Rand
2Nd St
Corbin
Foster
Hempstead
Chancery
Lezzela Sampson
Johnnie Sampson
J. D. Stone Et al
Sls Sey Sec
Mid States Homes Inc
Olen
Henney
Barbara A. Rogers
Noel Paul Rogers
J. C. Sel
L. Rowland
The
Fredrick C. Castle
Janet Roberts
Hempstead Forestry Queen
C. L. Roberts
Washington
Dorothy DIX
Beth Davis
Thomas BR
Searcy
Dallas
Genevieve Maiie Cash
R. A. Sooter
Elva Marie Key
Quinton Cox
Jean Smith
Worden Siskine
Dorothy D'x
Sam McHenry
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