Community groups schedule events for March week
Society WMS of the First Baptist Church meets for Home Mission Week of prayer and Annie Armstrong offering at 2 p.m. on Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Neighborhood coffee at 9 30 a m on Thursday March 11 at Mrs James Spring home with hostesses welcoming new members. Girl Scout Friendship program Thursday March 11 7 30 to 8 30 p m in Garland School Auditorium. Hope Women and Men Golf Associations meet March 11 at Hope Country Club with lunch and golfing. films for the men. Dorcas Class Garrett Memorial Baptist Church meets March 11 7 30 p m at Mrs David Frith home. Blevins PTA meets March 11 7 30 p m. Science Fair in gym after program. Guernsey PTA meets March 11 7 30 p m with Physical Fitness program. officers to be elected. Saturday March 13 Out of Doors Day in Fair Park begins 10 a m at Little House with nose bag lunch. Clean Up and Planting Day ends by 2 p m.
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WMS
The
First Baptist Church
Home Mission
Annie Armstrong
Southland Heights
James Spring
Melvin Thrash
Joe Watkins
Ed Alderman
Roger Hruby
Doyle Huff
Garland School
Hope Women’s Golf Association
Hope Country Club
Hope Men’s Golf Association
Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
David Frith
Blevins P.T.A
Blevins
Guernsey
Fair Park
Little House
Community church groups plan meetings on March 15
Wesleyan Service Guild No 2 meets at 7 30 p m at Mrs Hinton Davis home. Builders Class of First Baptist gathers at Mrs Hubert Dodson house with cohosts. Circle 5 WSCS of First Methodist meets with program by Mrs Sam Huckabee and world banks to bring. Ruth Class meets in Fellowship Hall with hostesses listed.
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
First Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
Hubert Dodson
Houston Gunter
Eva Nell Moxley
Circle 5
WSCS
James Robertson
Don Parker
Sam Huckabee
American Lesson Auxiliary Meets With Community Service Program
The American Lesson Auxiliary of Leslie Huddleston Post 12 meets Tuesday March 16 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Ned Formby home with Mrs Pearl Owens and Mrs Claude Byrd as co hosts Deborah Sunday School Class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs John S Gibson home Tuesday evening March 11 with 11 members present Mrs Thrash president led the business session and Mrs Jesse A Brown gave a devotion on a Garden Pilgrimage Guests enjoyed strawberry ice box pie salted nuts mints and coffee during social hour
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Leslie Huddleston
Ned Formby
Pearl Owens
Claude Byrd
Cecil Weaver
Deborah SS
Deborah
First Baptist Church
John S. Gibson
H. &. Thrash
Jesse A. Brown
Garland School PTA March meeting notes and room counts
The Garland School PTA met March 9 at 7 30 in the school auditorium with vice president Mrs Calvin Smith presiding. Earl Downs gave a report on the Iowa Test. Mrs Grady's 2nd grade and Mrs Downs' 4th grade won the room count. Paisley PTA reports and minutes follow with presiding president Mrs Lawrence Easterling.
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Garland School Pta
Calvin Smith
Earl Downs
Iowa
Grady
Downs
Paisley Pta
Lawrence Easterling
Bob Wilhite
John Pierce
PTA Meeting Discusses Books for Appalachian Schools
Lis Adams led prayer as Mrs. Joe Knight delivered the president's message Books for the Mountain Children. Mrs. Easterling announced plans to discuss sending a bookcase box of books to support Appalachian school libraries. L. F. Slatton spoke on a pre school program. Mrs. Estelle Caldwell’s first grade won the room count with nine mothers present. Meeting adjourned.
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Lis Adams
Joe Knight
Easterling
PTA
Appalachia
L. F. Slatton
Estelle Caldwell
WSCS and Legion Auxiliary meet with varied reports and events
The WSCS group at First Methodist Church met March 8 in the sanctuary with reports on finances and a study course, officer nominations, and a life membership awarded. Legion Auxiliary held a March 8 session in the First National Bank Community Room featuring music, a rummage sale plan, and a Costa Rica project coin cart donation. PEO Chapter AE elected 1965 66 officers and announced Arkansas girls accepted to Cottey College. Birth notice cites the Kannarrs of Newark N J welcoming a daughter on March 7.
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SCS
WSCS
First Methodist Church
R. L. Broach
Charles Taylor
Arch Wylie
Harry McLemore
Calvin Smith
Bob Turner
McLemore
Smith
R.B. Moore, Jr
Benton
George Frazier
W.S.C.S
E. P O'Neal
Johnnie Green
W .E. Trotter
C. W. Bridgers
Fayetteville
E. P. O'Neal
F. C. Crow
Arkansas
Cottey College
Nevada
Paul Rawson
H. O. Kyler
Hohostess
Weekend visitors and traveling arrangements noted
Dr Jack Ambrose of Dallas visited his mother Mrs K E Ambrose and the H C Whitworths over the weekend. George Lambert of Hot Springs attended Shrine Club entertainment in Hope Tuesday night. Local residents plan to hear Dr Charles Allen at First Methodist Texarkana with several unnamed attendees. Janice Lloyd leaves Shreveport for Fayetteville NC to visit Lt Herbert Jack Lloyd and son Mark Stevens at Ft Bragg, plans to return home this weekend.
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Jack Ambrose
Dallas
K. E. Ambrose
H. C. Whitworths
George Lambert
Hot Springs
Hope
Shrine Club
Charles Allen
First Methodist Church
Texarkana
Ark
R. T. White
Edwin Ward
Hollis Luck
Albert Graves
O. A. Graves
J. D. Welsh
R. P. Barlow
R. B. Moore,Jr
Merlin Coop
Bill Wray
Hinton Davis
B. C. Hyatt
Janice Lloyd
Shreveport
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Herbert Jack Lloyd
Mark Stevens
Lloyd
Ft. Bragg
Selma Case Protests Draw Alabama Atty General to Little Rock
Twenty pickets from the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee demonstrated outside a Little Rock hotel where Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers stayed. The anti brutality leaflets urged an end to violence in Alabama and the South. Flowers said Gov. George Wallace should not have halted the march.
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Little Rock
Selma
Ala
Alabama Atty
Richmond M. Flowers
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Alabama
South
Southern Attorney Generals’ Conference
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
George C. Wallace
Hot Springs
Georgia Coach Moves to Strengthen Defense
Ken Rosemond, new University of Georgia basketball coach, vows to improve defense after saying the phase has been neglected in recent seasons. Rosemond, a former North Carolina assistant and 1957 Tar Heels champion, was named to replace retiring coach Red Lawson.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
Ken Rosemond
Conditions Prevent Latin Visit by LBJ
President Johnson will not visit Latin America this spring due to international conditions. White House press secretary George E Reedy said Johnson has spent about three fourths of his time on foreign affairs recently and that the principal problem now is ensuring stability abroad.
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Washington
Johnson
Latin America
White House
George E . Reedy
Pickets protest as Wallace speaks in Little Rock
Gov Orval Fau has faced pickets while addressing students. The SNCC previously demonstrated when Wallace spoke in Little Rock last year.
Johnson plan travel in doubt amid Latin America questions
Diplomats in Washington say President Johnson's 1965 travel schedule is now in doubt as Latin American, European, and Soviet visits face obstacles. Rio de Janeiro talks with ten South American leaders were floated but face issues. Bolivia, Ecuador, and Venezuela optics and border tensions add uncertainty to any potential trip.
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Johnson
Latin America
Europe
Soviet Union
Reedy
Washington
Guillermo Leon Valencia
Colombia
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U.S
Ecuador
Rio
Raul Leoni
Organization of American States
Venezuela
Queen to meet Duchess of Windsor amid royal reconciliation
London reports state the 70 year old Duke of Windsor and 68 year old Duchess, former King Edward VII and Wallis Simpson, may be reconciled with Queen Elizabeth II after 29 years. The meeting depended on the duke’s medical condition with eye surgery and abdominal repair cited.
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London
Elizabeth I
Duchess of Windsor
Buckingham Palace
United States
King Edward VII
Britain
Wallis Warfield Simpson
France
Daily Express
Sun
the Sun
Margaret
David
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