Home Mission Week of Prayer and Girl Scout Out of Doors Day
Society notes announce Home Mission Week of prayer activities at the First Baptist Church with WMS meetings at 2 p.m. on Tuesday Thursday and Friday. Girl Scouts plan an Out of Doors Day in Fair Park on Saturday March 13 with Brownies and leaders meeting at the Little House at 10 a.m. for a Civic Clean Up and Planting Day ending by 2 p.m.
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WMS
The
First Baptist Church
Home Mission
Annie Armstrong
Fair Park
Church group meetings fill Monday roster across town
Multiple church and civic groups announce Monday March 15 gatherings at homes and clubs. Wesleyan Service Guilds, Builders Class and Circles of WMCS host meetings with prayers, programs, and world banks collections. The American Legion Auxiliary meets March 16, and social clubs hold regular Monday events with refreshments and guest attendees.
Community Service Program Lead Charge
A notice summaries the charge of the program on Community Service, detailing leadership responsibilities and expected duties within the local organization. It outlines the scope of the initiative and the roles assigned to coordinators and volunteers.
Community club notices for March 16 gatherings
The Mary and Martha Class hosts a party on Tuesday in the church fellowship rooms with dinner at 7 p.m. Hempstead County PTA Council meets at Hope Junior High School 1 30 to 3 p.m. All schools should be represented. DeAnn Lilac Garden Club gathers at 2 p.m. at Mrs Wayward Burke home with Miss Lillie Clark co-hostess. Members to bring dues and an oriental arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Artist Church
Hubert Dodson
Houston Gunter
Eva Nell Moxley
Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
James Robertson
Don Parker
Sam Huckabee
Ruth
First Gets
Monay
Fellowship Hall
Roy Mouser
P. N. Perkins
Opal Herney
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Huddleston
First National Bank
Cecil Weaver
Mary and Martha
Hempstead County
PTA Council
Hope Junior High
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Wayward Burke
Lillie Clark
Jewel Burke
Dorcas Class Meets at Garrett Memorial Church
The Dorcas Sunday School Class of Garrett Memorial Baptist Church met at Mrs. David Frith’s home on March 11 with nine members and three guests Miss Gwen Frith Mrs Dora Wortham and Mrs Josephine Rogers present. Mrs Leon Prescott opened with prayer and Mrs Aubrey Collier Jr led a brief business session. Mrs Earl Bodrelon gave a devotional on Worldliness and Miss Gwen Frith closed with prayer. Social hour featured hostess directed games with prizes to Mrs Rogers and Mrs Prescott. Refreshments included a snack plate punch and coffee.
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Dorcas
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
David Frith
Gwen Frith
Dora Wortham
Josephine Rogers
Leon Prescott
Aubrey Collier, Jr
Earl Bodrelon
Visits Across Towns Highlight Holiday Week
Social notes recount Mrs. Dollie Moore and Mrs. White visiting in Little Rock and Pine Bluff relatives. Mrs. Manney travels to Hope to see friends while Max Halbert and three sons join C. P. Munn in Little Rock during a meter school in Cleveland. Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Ray visit family in Hope and Lincoln Park. Mrs. Glanton and Virginia Edwards attend an organ recital in Texarkana. Texarkana visitors Will Graves and Mrs. Shields drive to Hope to see Mrs. Jewell and cousin Mrs. Morris.
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Max Halbert
Little Rock
C. P. Munn
Mr. Halbert
Cleveland
H. Roebuck
Mrs. Shields
Will Graves
Texarkana
Hope
Mrs. Roebuck
A. T. Jewell
Mr. Graves
G .B. Morris
Insurance student John W. Turner completes seven week course
John W. Turner of Roy Anderson Insurance Agency in Hope attends the seven week school of insurance run by U S Fidelity and Guaranty Co in Baltimore Maryland. Turner, a Henderson State Teachers College graduate with a bachelor of arts degree, completes the course in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Turner
Roy Anderson Insurance Agency Inc
Hope
School of Insurance
U.S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Baltimore
Mr. Turner
Henderson State Teachers College
Cafeteria Access Tension Highlighted During 30 Day Session
Reporters and SNCC workers Miss Stoller and Miss Arlene Wilgoren were allowed into the cafeteria during the 30 day session without membership checks. A capitol employee warned a white demonstrator that he would strike if provoked, after the group challenged entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stoller
Arlene Wilgoren
SNCC
Capitol
UDC Board Meeting in Little Rock and Local Visitors
The UDC Board meets in Little Rock at the Women’s City Club on Wednesday with Dr Charles Allen speaking in Texarkana Tuesday night. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Steve Bader Mrs Mildred Reaves Mrs Austin Hutson Mrs Cecil Delaney and Mr and Mrs K G Hamilton. Kenneth Leslie Leta Jo and Kathy of Woodville Texas plan weekend with Mr and Mrs Charles Tarpley. Miss Donna Holder of Benton visits Mrs Roy Seewald.
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UDC Board
Little Rock
Woman’s City Club
Charles Allen
Texarkana
Steve Bader
Mildred Reaves
Austin Hutson
Cecil Delaney
K. G. Hamilton
Kenneth Leslie
Leta Jo
Kathy
Woodville, Texas
Charles Tarpley
Donna Holder
Benton
Roy Seewald
Hospital Notes Memorial and Branch Admitted and Discharged
Hospital notes list admitted and discharged patients at Memorial and Branch facilities. Names include Mrs Nels Ep person and Lonnie Jackson Jr admitted at Memorial while Mac Ray Hamilton and Joy Foster discharged at Hope and Emmet sites. Others include Mary Jo McClellan Paula McClellan Elizabeth Cheat ham and Beauford Bearden among ad mitted and discharged entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Epperson
McCaskill
Nannie Stuart
Ozan
Lonnie Jackson, Jr
Hope
Leona Anderson
J. T. Thompson
J. D. Smith
Stella Bearden
Patmos
Roland McCarver
Malvern
Horace Bumpers
Washington
David Sherman
Troy Harlee
Paul McClellan
Mary Jo McClellan
Paula McClellan
Guy Hicks
M. E. Patrick
Elizabeth Cheatham
Sylvester Cobb
Elizabeth Yocom
Mac Ray Hamilton
W. M. Thompson
Emmet
Joy Foster
Sebern Flowers
Matt McCauley
Baby Boy
C. McQueen
Beuford Bearden
Dear Abby Letters on marriage and wedding conflicts
A reader asks how to handle a husband who buys another woman's gifts and a wife considering a simple wedding versus her mother’s wishes. Other letters seek advice on verifying a possibly non divorced partner and hosting etiquette for a potluck gathering. Abby counsels better communication and practical steps.
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Abby
Stuart
Stu
Weather Update for Kansas and Arkansas Through Saturday
Cloudy and cool conditions with occasional rain and a few thunderstorms through Saturday. Kansas overnight lows 42 to 48 and Saturday highs 50 to 56. Arkansas remains cloudy with rain through Saturday, thunderstorms and thunder showers mainly south, today highs in the 50s and tonight lows 40s north and 50s south.
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Kansas
Arkansas
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. P
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Cear
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
Proposed Walk Protests Spark Vigil Near Courthouse
Word of the march spread quickly through the Negro area near the church as state police pulled back to a token presence. A rope barricade, erected Wednesday night, stood to bar marchers from reaching the courthouse while about 50 Negroes kept a prayer vigil.
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Page One
Collins
Lawmakers praise independence as 1965 session ends
Governor and lawmakers reflect on a more independent House with higher caliber and frequent votes. Representatives Davis Sink Pryor Smith Van Dalsem Walther and Harvey discuss sufficiency of taxes and a $42 million program while noting tricks and limited time for budget review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
George Davis
Sevier County
John Sink
Jackson County
Ouachita County
David Pryor
Old Guard
Young Turks
Pryor
Marion County
K. R. Smith
Deckerman
Perry County
Paul van Dalsem
Legislative Council
van Dalsem
Glenn Walther
Pulaski County
Walther
Sen
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Harvey
Senate
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Hinton Davis
of the
Methodist Church
WMCS
Joe Rider
Henry Haynes
Clarence Geist
John F. Gibson
Carter Russell
Iris Club
Owen Nix
A. A. Albritton
Hope Iris Club
Nix
Harold Stephens
A. A. Halbert
Harry Hawthorne
Wesleyan Service Guild
First
B. N. Holt
E. R. Brown
Glenice Porter
Brown
Guilds of the
James McLarty
Guild
Ben Edminston
G.G. Medders
Ernest O'Neal
R. L. McCain
J. W. Perkins
McLarty
Baker HD
Roy Paker
Baker Home Demonstration Club
T. B. Fenwick
Dale Tonnemaker
Clovis Tittle
O. F. Lloyd
Paul Holt
Jesse Nusko
Lloyd
A .J. Wheeless
Orville Hoelscher
Lawrence Easterling
Golden Age Club
Georgia Clearly
Rhodes
Velma Collier
Rowe
Whitten
Gorgia Dearley
Youthcenter
the Arrow
Manila
20Th Century-Fox
Flak Deak Sammy Katha Manwin Davis
Dixie
Hope Hi School
P. H. Webb
Dollie Mae Moore
R. T. White
Mr. White
J. W. Manney
Harrisburg
R. M. Bruner
Rady Dodge
Lincoln Park, Mich
J. W. Ray
Fred Glanton
Poleda Glanton
Virginia Edwards
Marilyn Mason
H. C. Whitworth
Johnny Turner
Sweetie Pie
NEA, Inc
Off
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
New York State
Calif
Beverly Hills
California
Associated Press
Continental Casualty Company
Golden
M. S. Bates Insurance Agency
West Second Street
Hove
Fannie Mae Pangburn
America
Pangburn
Ward & Son Drug Co
Just
Doyles
Coats
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