July 1 WSCS Circles Meet at Members Homes
Circle 3 at Miss Mary Kay Lehman home at 3:30 a.m. Circle 1 at Mrs. Willie Mae Ramsey with Mrs. E. P. Young Sr. co-hostess at 9:30 a.m. Circle 2 at Mrs. Herbert Stephens with Miss Dell McLannagan at 9:30 a.m. Circle 4 at Mrs. T. S. McDavid home 2 p.m. Circle 6 at Mrs. Albert Graves with Mrs. W. E. Trotter at 9:30 a.m. Century Bible Class at the church at 9:30 a.m. led by Mrs. Weir Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Mary Kay Lehman
Byron Hefner
Firstethodist Church
Willie Mae Ramsey
E. P. Young
M. L. Fox
Herbert Stephens
Dell McClanaghan
Areh Wylie
T. S. McDavid
Albert, Graves
W. E. Trotter
Pearl Owen
First Methodist
Weir Owens
Town visit and weekend baseball games announced
Mr and Mrs Jewell Peyiton of Sweeny Texas and Mrs Joan Carrol Netzell with children visit Mr and Mrs Imon Peyton of Hope and relatives. Dale McKinney attended the 1938 reunion at Lee Hotel Prescott. Friday and Saturday night baseball at Hope City Park features Hope Pony League against Queen City Texas Pony League and Hope Bagies against Gumsprings Sluggers. Gate 25 to 50 cents. Park Director Robert Jackie Tyus urges support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Peyiton
Sweeny, Texas
Joan Carrol’ Netzell
Imon Peyton
Hope
Dale McKinney
Lee Hotel
Prescott
Dale
Hope City Park
Hope City Park Pony League
Gueen City
Oxas Pony League
Hope City Park Bagies
Gumsprings
Robert
Jackie) Tyus
Judge Sullivan Starts Traffic Safety Driving School
Little Rock judge John L. Sullivan has launched a six hour driving improvement school for violators. Classes begin July 11 with 13 already enrolled and a target of 20. The program, run by two veteran police officers, will see students review driving errors then receive final in court. Subsidized by local business supporters, the program may expand if demand grows. Sullivan, known for his stern stance, believes reform beats fines and urges public cooperation and courtesy to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Sullivan's Court
Kennedy Visit Sparks Irish Sentiment Across Cities
AP reports anti-English sentiment has surfaced in Ireland since President Kennedy arrived in Dublin. De Valera greeted him at the airport with a speech calling the British invader. In New Ross Mayor Minihan referenced Belfast, drawing cheers. In Wexford Kennedy spoke of centuries of foreign domination and received an ovation.
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Dublin
Kennedy
Eamon de Valera
New Ross
Andy Minihan
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Wexford
Hot muggy weather grips nation with scattered showers
The Associated Press reports widespread heat across the country with relief from rain in some areas as June nears its end. Eastern regions and the Pacific Northwest see cloudy skies while other areas stay clear with occasional showers. A prior heat wave pushed temps into the mid-90s triggering water shortages in several towns and cities. In Philadelphia officials restricted hydrant use after a record 97 degree reading, as crews capped hydrants and a fire fighter was assaulted during a hydrant operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pacific Northwest
California
Philadelphia
Great Bible Stories planned by ABC MGM for 1963 64 season
Cynthia Lowry reports ABC and MGM plan a major TV series for 1963 64 titled Great Bible Stories though ABC issues correction naming the actual title Great Bible Stories The story notes a Nielsen estimate of 45 million homes tuned to Gordon Cooper space flight and outlines NBC Mystery Theatre summer reruns and weekend viewing patterns plus Arkansas fox hunting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Lowry
New York
ABC
Hollywood
MGM
Nielsen
L. Gordon Cooper
Sullivan defeats Laster in 1959 bid for elective office
R W Bob Laster ran as a candidate in 1957 and won unopposed before the ticket closed. In 1959 Sullivan, a Brooklyn native who moved to Little Rock in 1913 and began law practice in 1929, swamped Laster and a second opponent in his first bid for elective office. He serves as deputy prosecutor and assistant city attorney with no further political ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W
Bob) Laster
Sullivan
Laster
Brooklyn
Little Rock
Arkansas Law School
New Pope Echoes Old On Unity and Peace
AP correspondent James M. Long reports in the final piece how Pope Paul VI echoes Pope John XXIII on Christian unity Ecumenical Council and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Long
Paul VI
Pope John Nxt
Ecumenical Council
Pope Paul VI portrait as a busy global pontiff
Vatican dispatch describes Pope Paul VI as a dynamic, ascetic leader with a compact frame, blue eyes, and intense energy. It contrasts his style with Pope John XXIII, noting his focus on ecumenism and peace, openness to dialogue with Communist nations, and a life of rapid, studious work aided by television, music, and a vast library.
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Vatican City
Christ
John XXII
Paul VI
John
Pope Paul
Paul
Pope Pius XII
Pope John
Ginovannia
Battista Montini
Ope John
Milan
Ecumenical Council
Kramlin
Italy
Helen Keller Seeks Quiet After Busy Fame Birthday
After a bustling period Helen Keller decides to relax a bit on her birthday at Arcan Ridge. Gifts and roses arrive from well-wishers including President Kennedy who lauds her legendary achievements. Keller remains active as a consultant to the American Foundation for the Blind while seeking quieter times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Miss Keller
American Foundation For the Blind
Evelyn Seide
Pastor uses hobby cartoons to spread gospel at Pilgrim Lutheran
Rev. Paul E. Schuessler of Pilgrim Lutheran Church in St. Paul, a self taught cartoonist, publishes religious pamphlets and delivers chalk talks. He believes cartoons grab attention and serve as visual aids, noting their ability to compress space and time. Since 1959 he has drawn since childhood and now distributes 10 000 copies of a 24 page pamphlet about finding Christ, with 5 000 distributed by the church Commission on Colleges and Universities. He also uses cartoons on a local TV Bible story program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Riemerman
St. Paul Pioneer Press
ST. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Schuessler
Chicago
Schuesster
Ife
St. Clair and Prior Avenues
Christ
Commission On Colleges and Universities
Showers Dampen North Arkansas With Warm, Partly Cloudy Forecast
Damp conditions affected northeast Arkansas with showers this morning while much of the state cleared. Partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs near 86 to 90, lows 62 to 72, and next five days averaging 2 to 5 degrees above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arkansas
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Unfaithful Husbands and Family Finances
A Dorothy Dix column replies to letters about infidelity and money matters. A 64yearold widow accuses her husband's lover of smittenness, while another wife questions her husband’s rubber poisoning and dependence on his parents. A third letter asks how to handle a spending mother funded by the wife's resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Nhappy
Hatchet Man Ulbricht's Rise and East German Rule
Walter Ulbricht, once labeled Comrade Cell by Klara Zetkin, rose from cabinetmaker to East German leader. On his 70th birthday with Khrushchev visiting East Berlin, his regime faces Soviet criticism and widespread failures since 1953, including stagnating industry and food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Koemler
Berlin
Germany
Klara Zetkin
Walter Ubricht
Ulbricht
Stalin
Communist Party
Moscow
Soviet Union
East Germany
Khrushchev
East Berlin
West
Convention to Meet in Hot Springs Arkansas in June
The 1964 United Commercial Travelers of America convention will be held in Hot Springs. Clare Clark, Arkansas Grand Lodge official, said Hot Springs defeated Cleveland New York and Minneapolis in the bid process.
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Hot Springs
Ark
United Commercial Travelers of America
Clare Clark
Arkansas Grand Lodge
UCT
Cleveland
New York
Minneapolis
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