Society Calendar Highlights Monday March 4
Community clubs and church circles announce Monday meetings across Columbus. WSCS circles at First Methodist, First Baptist WMS events, Delta Kappa Gamma tea, Liberty Hill HD Club, Girl Scout Court of Awards, and various homemakers gatherings list times, hosts, and locations for activities and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
G. A. Graves
Ralph Smith
Curtis Moran
WMS
First Baptist Church
WMS Brotherhood
Liberty Hill HD Club
Lester Kent
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gama
Margaret Medders
Merle June McLarty
Mamie Jackson
Brookwood School
Coming and Going and Revival Notes in Nearby Towns
Mrs A C Ellis and Mary Elizabeth returned from Blytheville where they visited Mr and Mrs Wayne Ellis and met their new granddaughter Michele Ellis. Mrs McDowell Turner attended a student teacher conference at Henderson State College in Arkadelphia. Dr Roy Bagley Hope District Supt Methodist Church preaches at Aldersgate revival in St Paul Church Little Rock. M D Mershberger of Cleveland Ohio visits Arch Wykes. Rev Rufus Sorrells conducts Aldersgate revival at Mabelevale with pulpit filled by Dr Francis Buddin and Judge Ted Goldman from Texarkana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ellis
Mary Elizabeth
Blytheville
Wayne Ellis
Michele Ellis
McDowell Turner
Arkadelphia
Henderson State Teachers College
Roy Bagley
Hope District
Methodist Church
Aldersgate
St. Paul Methodist Church
Little Rock
Rufus Sorrells
Mabelevale
Texarkana
Francis Buddin
Ted Goldman
Desperation Shot Wins State Meet
Sophomore Danny Sheets delivered a 45 foot desperation shot to lift Lake Hamilton to the Class B boys basketball state title over Dyess 61-59 after a second overtime. The game tied 53-53 at regulation’s end as Sheets forced overtime with four seconds left. Lake Hamilton led 21-11 early, Dyess rallied, and Charles Sanders and Charles Crego supplied late scoring while Sheets cried on the floor after the dramatic victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Danny Sheets
Lake Hamilton
Dyess
Sheets
Tommy Barrett
Charles Sanders
Charles Crego
Sanders
Top college basketball teams results summary
The Associated Press lists the week’s top ten teams with scattered wins and losses. Cincinnati, Duke, Loyola of Chicago, Arizona State, Ohio State, Illinois, Mississippi State, Wichita, New York University, and Georgia Tech posted various victories and defeats, reflecting mixed outcomes across matchups with Xavier, St Louis, Virginia, NC State, Wake Forest, Ohio University, Wichita State, Creighton, Northwestern, Purdue, Minnesota, Michigan, Tulane, Mississippi, Texas Western, North Texas State, Fordham, Vanderbilt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Xavier
Ohio
St. Louis
Duke
Virginia
North Caroline State
Wake Forest
Loyola of Chicago
Ohio Univ
Wichita
Arizona State
Creighton
Ohio State
Northwestern
Purdue
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Mississippi State
Tulane
Mississippi
Texas Western
North Texas State
New York Univ
Manhattan
Fordham
Georgia Tech
Florida
Vanderbilt
Controversies Continue Over Budget Bill In Week Ahead
The Joint Budget Committee will examine the AIDC appropriation bill Tuesday. Perry County Rep. Paul Van Dalsem sits on the committee and could influence the bill’s fate. He declined to say if he will oppose the measure, noting he has enough strength to block passage if unhappy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIDC
Joint Budget Committee
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
van Dalsem
Weather outlook Arkansas Missouri and Louisiana shifting showers
Considerable cloudiness, wind, and warm with showers and scattered thunder today. Tuesday remains mostly cloudy and cooler with showers ending in the morning. Highs mid 60s to 70s, lows around 40s, extended Missouri snow possibility in northeast and central areas. Louisiana mostly cloudy with scattered showers, turning cooler Tuesday with highs 60s to 70s and overnight lows 50s to 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Missouri
Louisiana
Exhibition Schedule to Open by Ted Meier
Veteran Gene Woodling was fired by the New York Mets and Detroit rookie Bill Faul was knocked unconscious by a line drive during spring camp. The opening of the 1963 major league exhibition season is highlighted with the Yankees facing the Orioles in Fort Lauderdale and the Giants meeting the Indians in Tucson.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Gene Woodling
New York Mets
Detroit
Bill Faul
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
San Francisco Giants
Lakeland
Mike Christine
Yellville Stumbles in Tournament Semi Final Loss
Johnny Mann countered with a jump shot from the top of the circle as Sheets scored and Pilcott McVey of Yellville was named outstanding Class B player. Yellville had a 38 game tournament winning streak before losing to Babe Janie in the semifinals.
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Tte
Johnny Mann
Sheets
Pilcott McVey
Yellville
Yell Ville
Babe Janie
Dear Helen Advice on Auntie conflict and gift rules
A reader asks how to handle living with a controlling aunt and to set boundaries with a wife who overprotects her. Helen Worden Erskine counsels diplomacy, understanding, and decisive steps, urging, if needed, moving to a home of their own and explaining relatives' responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Worden Erskine
Helen
Unele
Rookie pitcher suffers concussion after game description
Regained consciousness before being taken to a hospital. X rays showed no skull fracture. Trainer Jack Homel said the Knoxville rookie pitcher had a concussion. Whitey Ford, a star southpaw for the Yankees, pitched in an intrasquad game. Wie retired nine batters, Cardwell impressed with two perfect innings, Pedros retired six in a row for the Dodgers. Lenny Green signaled with Minnesota, Bruton reached terms with the Yankees, and a $2,000 deal was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Homel
Knoxville
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Wie
Don Cardwell
Johony Pedros
Lenny Green
Minnesota Tins Oy
Jim Bruton
Bor Sa
Monticello Captures Class A Boys Basketball Title
In the Class A state final at Monticello, the Porcupines defeated Marianna 59 to 45 despite heavy Marianna defense limiting Kellen Busby. Monticello led 41-30 after three, with Calhoun and Cathey scoring key drives to seal the win and Busby named outstanding player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Marianna
Porcupines
Monticello
Kellen Bushy
Marianjia
Mike Gober
Johnny Cathey
Dwight Calhoun
Steve
Hall
Busby
Billies
Arkansans Shine In Memphis Indoor Track Meet
Arkansas athletes won seven firsts and set two college records at the Jaycee Indoor Tack Meet in Memphis. Ronnie Hearn of State Teachers broke the college high jump record at 6-6, and Eddie Pruitt of Seavey set a new broad jump mark at 22 feet 1.5 inches. Other top Arkansas showings included strong showings in hurdles relays and sprints across College and High School divisions with multiple top five finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Arkansas
Jaycee
Ronnie’ Hearn
State Teachers
Eddie Pruitt
Seavey
Mellon
ASTC
Wright
McCaskill
Hendrix
Marding
Owen
Weir
Smith
Richardson
ASC
Harreston
Harding
Asic
Lie
Manners and Young People Help Offered by Helen Erskine
A leaflet titled Manners and Young People offers guidance. Readers are urged to write to Helen Worden Erskine via the newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope. The note mentions Dorothy Dix as a registered trademark and Bell Syndicate Feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen’ Worden Erskine
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate
Dodger Coach Praises Calmus Rookie Prospect
VERO BEACH Florida AP Leo Durocher praised Dick Calmus, a 19 year old right hander, as a promising spring rookie for the Los Angeles Dodgers. Durocher expressed high hopes for Calmus during workouts at the spring camp.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Los Angeles Dodger
Leo Dirocher
Dick Calmus
Quakes Sweep Missouri and Arkansas Along Fault Line
Tremors were felt across Sikeston and the New Madrid belt with mild quakes rattling buildings and cracking plaster. Seismograph readings from the University of Arkansas suggested larger readings possible if positioned in the quake zone. Movements were reported in Jacksonville Lonoke Jonesboro Pocahontas Corning Blytheville Paragould Newport and other towns, with additional shakes in St. Louis and Memphis.
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Sikeston
Sikeston Iies
New Madrid
Jackson
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Lonoke
Jonesboro
Pocahontas Corning
Blytheville
Paragould
Newport
St. Louis
Poplar Bluff
Dexter
Jefferson City
Columbia Moberly
Charleston
Herrig
Marton Tt
Memphis
Enn
Goldwater thesis links regional blocs for GOP win
The article outlines Sen Barry Goldwater R Ariz view that Republicans could win the presidency by tying the South to the Midwest and West. It compares figures relevant to potential 1980 contenders Scranton Romney and Rockefeller, noting urban Democratic strength in big cities as a recurring Republican weakness in past defeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
Mississippi
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Scranton
Romney
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorks
Richard M. Nixon
Bunche Secures Yemeni Move on South Arabia Federation
In Damascus, U N Undersecretary Ralph Bunche won agreement from the Yemeni revolutionary government to shelve claims to the British protected South Arabia Federation. Bunche met with President Abdullah Sallal and Yemeni leaders, aiming to ease a dispute among the United Arab Republic, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan, before heading to Aden, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia for further talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
USN
Ralph J. Bunche
South Arabia Federation
Yemen
Bunche
Abdullah Sallal
United Arab Republic
Yemen Republic
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Aden
Egypt
Yerger and Hopewell School Lunch Week Menu
Yerger and Hopewell schools list weekly lunch offerings. Tuesday features Barbactied Franks with macaroni and cheese English peas ginger bread white bread and milk. Wednesday offers Pinto beans with chili sauce vegetable salad peach cobbler corn bread and milk. Thursday serves Fried chicken and gravy with hot rice seasoned cut beans fruit cups white bread and milk. Friday provides Vegetable soup rerackers creamed cheese sandwiches cake squares and milk.
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Yerger
Hopewell
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