Delta Kappa Gamma Rummage Sale and School Reunion
The Alpha Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma hosts a rummage sale Saturday May 1 at 8:30 in the Old Duffie Hardware building and Mrs Troy Greenlee’s pupils give a music recital at Spring Hill Auditorium at 7:30. On Sunday May 2 the 1918 Emmet High School graduation class holds an Open House from 2:30 to 4:30 at the Methodist Church Annex. Principal Garland Starnes and Assistant Principal Earl Schooley welcome alumni including Marion Ware Gladys Townsend Ruby Arnett Burnham Vickers Trudie Segler Ralph Beaty Joe Beaty and Lillian Wylie. two members Lee Segler and Vernon Schooley have died.
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Marion Ware
Gladys Townsend
Ruby Arnett
Burnham Vickers
Trudie Segler
Ralph Beaty
Joe Beaty
Lillian Wylie
Lee Segler
Vernon Schooley
WSCS Circles and clubs set May 3 meetings
Church circles and clubs announce May 3 gatherings at 2 pm and 7:30 pm in various homes with named hosts and co hosts. Circle 3 at First Methodist with Foy Hammons leads. Circle 6 hosts John Gardner Sr. Circle 2 led by R T White. Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club meets at Chester May’s home. Circle 1 led by Johnny Green. Alpha Delta Chapter meets May 4 in the First National Bank Community Room with hostesses Hazel Pritchard Annie Williams Phoebe Pickins.
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Patmos Road
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Circle 6
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James Spring
Liberty Hill Home Demonstration Club
Chester May
Ralph Smith
Curtis Moran
Johnny Green
Alpha Delta
Delta Kappa Gamma
First National Bank
Hazel Pritchard
Annie A. Williams
Phoebe Pickins
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club Cancels May 3 Meeting
The Hope Duplicate Bridge Club will not meet on Monday May 3 and an updated time and location will be announced later.
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Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Camouflage Principles Traced Back to Ancient China
The fundamental ideas of military camouflage have remained constant since 500 B.C. when Chinese forces used concealment and blending tactics. The note underscores enduring techniques in deception and disguise across history.
Johnson era abroad frames long struggle against communism
Washington dispatch analyzes President Johnson's foreign policy stance linking Viet Nam to a broader battle against communist expansion. It cites past presidents and Johnson's April 7 remarks on defending freedom, preventing aggression, and keeping U S security ahead of ease and power.
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Kennedy
Southeast Asia
United States
Investment clubs reshape an office world in Chicago
In Chicago an office investment club shifts focus from Sox games to stocks and utilities. Brokers sponsor meetings, members pool funds, and discuss offers, with a promoter testing a potential pick. A tester shows how a single stock can spark debate as the market price moves to 67.75 a share.
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White Sox
Arlington Park
Arlington
Taft Goes as First President of Nation T Map
William Howard Taft is noted as the first president to oversee 48 states. The claim marks a historic milestone in the United States political narrative.
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William Howard Taft
Unusual Opportunity for Women to Own Apparel Shop
An ambitious woman is invited to seize a unique venture to own a ladies apparel shop. The notice promises a startable business path and suggests support or options to enter the retail fashion field.
Helen Help Us Youth Column Highlights Teen Dilemmas
In 1965 Helen Bottel’s feature reviews teen concerns from weight to school rules and romances. Readers share problems about body image and discipline, with responses promoting diet, exercise, and parental guidance as a path to better behavior and self confidence.
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Weekend meat specials boost beef pork and fryers
Beef pork and broiler-fryers top supermarket specials this weekend with abundant beef and pork roasts and a good supply of broiler-fryers. One big Eastern chain offers fryers at 27 cents a pound, down 12 cents from last week.
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Capitol Club Dissolved in Four-Minute Meeting
In Little Rock the Capitol Club Inc. dissolved by a voice vote after a four minute meeting in the state capitol cafeteria. Secretary of State Kelly Bry ant announced the cafeteria would return to the Capitol Building Commission to resume the prior agreement with Mrs. S E Tyer who operated the cafeteria before the club formed. The club had been under a federal desegregation order since it was created to bar Negro patrons from the cafe. The cafeteria will reopen on an integrated basis.
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Capitol Club Inc
State Capitol
Kelly Bryant
Capitol Building Commission
Sume
S. E. Tyer
Market Prices Show Regional Shifts in Spring Foods
Southeast markets report steady supplies while Midwest shoppers see broader fruit and vegetable selections with seasonal pricing. Fresh vegetables and berries begin spring strides at Southwest and lower Rocky Mountain markets. West regions note higher prices for pork beef cuts and eggs.
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