Easter Hunt Tops Hope Country Club Calendar
Society notes list events from March 29 to April 2. Easter Hunt at Hope Country Club on Sunday at 3. Tuesday features a potluck supper at Methodist home with co-hostesses. Fidelis class to hold potluck dinner at J W Franks home. Bodcan PTA meets April 2 with Juvenile Safety program and babysitting. Ramsey-Cargile VFW Auxiliary hosts potluck social with officer nominations.
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Hope Country Club
Fidelis
J. W. Franks
So. Elm. Street
Uesday
Merlin Coop
Greer Bell
Dexter Bailey
Franks
Ramsey-Cargile
VFW
Mary-Martha Class Potluck at First Methodist Church
The Mary-Martha Class of the First Methodist Church will host a potluck supper at the church on Thursday April 2 at 7 p.m. All members are invited and asked to bring any type of food except meat and drinks, which will be provided by the hostesses.
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Mary-Martha
First Methodist Church
Garland Students Easter Assembly Showcased Choral Readings
Fourth grade under Mrs. Davis and sixth grade with Miss Broad presented a program of choral readings and songs for Garland Elementary students on Thursday March 26. The event featured Easter Story recitations, spiritual Not A Mumblin Word, Alleluia, with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Davis and soloists Douglas Byrd and Gail Forrester. In other notes, Col and Mrs Malone announce the engagement of daughter Nancy Kathryn Malone to Tom Edward Anger.
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Garland
Garland Elementary School
Jess Davis
Kathleen Broad
Matone - Angel
Frank Malone
Air Force
Spangdahlem
Germany
Nancy Kathryn
Tom Edward Anger
E. R. Anger
Marysville
Michigan
Miss Malone
Marjorie Webster
Washington, D.C
F.C. Malone
Claudia Hutson
Anger
Michigan State University
Center For Naval Analysis
Arlington
Virginia
Spangdahlam
Coming and Going Descends on Easter Weekend Travel
Mr and Mrs Bryan Yates and family of Lafayette Louisiana spent the weekend here with Mrs James E Yates and other relatives. Dr and Mrs Neil Crow and children visited the F C Crows. Mrs W A Williams traveled to Collins Mississippi for Easter with her mother Mrs G W Edwards. Vic Davis and family of Houston joined them. Bonnie Nations from Kingsport Tennessee joined his wife and children at Harry Shivers. Nations family plans to visit relatives in Chickasha Oklahoma this week. Bill Routon visited friends in Little Rock. David Hendrix of Victor Texas spent Easter with his mother Mrs Marie Hendrix and other relatives. Mrs Raymond Franks spent Easter in Flippin with her mother Mrs A Ward and will be joined this week by the Rev.
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Collins
Miss
G. W. Edwards
Vic Davis
Houston
Bonnie Nations
Kingsport
Tenn
Harry Shiver
Nations
Chickasha
Oklo
David Hendrix
Victor, Tex
Marie Hendrix
Raymond Franks
Flippin
Mrs. A. Ward
World News Roundup from AP Across Khartoum Tokyo Beirut Paris London
AP dispatches report Khartoum guiding troop withdrawal by April 6 and a joint commission to oversee it after six hours of talks. Reischauer in Tokyo recovers from GI illness and stab wound as doctors call him satisfactory. In Beirut King Saud to cede power to Crown Prince Faisal, while Paris gunmen rob a private club and set it ablaze. London warns civil servants on contacts with Communist envoys and broadens the definition of official.
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Sudan
Somalia
Tokyo
U.S
Ampasador
Edwin O. Reischauer
Reischauer
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Sud
Faisal
London
Home Office
Britain
Humor Through The Ages In A Tangle Of Marriages
A mosaic of light humor and local notes, quoting jokes about marriage and alimony from the Orlando Sentinel and Greensboro Daily News. The item mentions Pete Shields and the Shields family from Texas visiting relatives, along with Easter guests including the Wirskye and Hawthorne families and Johnny Snell from the University of Akron.
Promoting Factors in Career Advancement Test
Dorothy Dix explains eight questions to uncover why promotions pass someone by. Absenteeism, punctuality, productivity, defensiveness, accidents, workplace harmony, initiative in emergencies, and trust in big firms are key factors. A cautionary tale about Jimmy shows that early decisions need not seal fate, as education and paths may come later.
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Walter Ducker
Federation Employment Service
Jimmy
G.I
Alaska Quake Ravages Towns Aftershocks Slow Recovery
Anchorage counts 12 dead as the 5 36 p m quake devastates Seward and Valdez. The Gulf of Alaska ring suffers widespread ruin with destroyed rail lines and collapsed waterfront. Rescue efforts continue while residents line up for water, typhoid shots, and soup as aftershocks rattle the scarred city. Alaska Senators push for immediate aid, citing the need for broader relief beyond current programs.
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McDermott
Seward
Gulf of Alaska
Anchorage
Kodiak Island
Valdez
Valdeex
California
Oregon
Crescent City
Calif
Alaska
Shared resilience after strong quake echoes through a home
Victor Paul and seven children huddle by a fireplace as the Friday quake tests neighbors patience and endurance. Frank Reed's electric stove enables a single hot meal daily while families swap shelter and experiences. Clarence Colbert recalls a fearsome, prolonged shaking that started with rolling drums and propelled a quick evacuation.
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Victor Paul
Frank Reed
Paul
Clarence Colbert
Jean Miller
Kennedys Ski Trip Returns From Mt Mang sfield Resort
The Kennedy family and Shrivers, including Mrs Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Ethel, Edward Kennedy and Joan, Eunice Shriver and Sargent Shriver, with Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr., ski at a Stowe Vermont resort after Easter. The party flew from Burlington by plane named Caroline and stayed with several young Kennedys and Shrivers in care of family staff.
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SK Resort
Caroline
Burlington
John F. Kennedy
Atty
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Ethel
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Joan
Eunice Shriver
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Mt. Mangs
John F. Kennedy Jr
Earthquake Shocks Family as Wall Shifts Under Door
A mother describes how an earthquake displaced a wall, sending her and two of her seven children to the floor while Dr Mills and the family were toppled. She initially mistook the tremor for a passing truck before sensing danger. The account highlights the suddenness and confusion during the quake.
Trading Stamps Lick the Problem at Dallas Christian School
Parents and pupils in Dallas Christian grade school collected 1 305 000 trading stamps over two years. A committee led by Mrs. John A. Witmer traded the stamps for a new bus, the third in the school's fleet, arranged with principal David C. Higgins.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas Christian Grade School
John A.witmer
Gas Explosion Traps Workers in Japanese Mine
In Kyushu Japan an explosion inside a coal mine trapped workers 3,000 yards inside a colliery as they were removing equipment. Several workers died from gas poisoning in the incident reported by AP.
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Tokyo
Kyushi Island
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