Community society notices for May gatherings and meetings
Several church and civic groups schedule May events. A church potluck is at Hope Fair Park Coliseum May 15, 6 p.m. Others host dinners, circles, and business meetings May 16 to 18 at various homes and clubs. Activities include installation, mission study, rooks study, crafts, and a troop Girl Scout program with a public parade.
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Ethdaat Barc
Hope Fair Park Coliseum
W. M. S of the First Baptist Church
Elmer Smith
Claude Sutton
R. E. Chism
Jim Andress
Optometrists Elect Officers at Arkansas Convention
Dr Warren Cruce Jr elected president elect of the Arkansas Optometric Association at its 60th annual convention in Hot Springs. Richard Jackson of Wynne named president, succeeding Dr Garland Melton of Fayetteville. Dr Verrell C McNabb of Morriston elected vice president and Dr Clare Walters of Camden secretary treasurer. The three day convention ends Thursday.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Warren Cruce Jr
Arkansas Optometric Association
Richard Jackson
Wynne
Garland Melton
Fayetteville
Verrell C. McNabb
Morriston
Clare Walters
Camden
Cardinal Wyszynski attacks regime over church building delays
In Warsaw a crowd packed a barracks-like chapel heard Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski charge Poland's Communist government with insincerity and inhumanity for obstructing new church construction. He spoke to several thousand worshipers in a suburban Warsaw area amid 10 story apartment blocks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Nation's Economic Loss From Traffic Accidents Rises
AP reports the nations estimated economic loss from traffic accidents for the first two months of 1968 reached 1.733 billion dollars, up 50 million from the same period last year. The piece also lists various trivia items and notes a separate $200,000 federal grant to Harrison Arkansas for water sewer expansion with a 60-40 city match.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Insurance Information Institute
George Washington
Charles de Maule
Ozarka
Caesars’ Palace
Las Vegas
Nev
Marc Chy
Satie
Brutus
America
Washington
Harrison, Ark
Economic Development Administration
James Trimble
D-Ark
Pagal Ares Aarmers Market
Trimble
Michigan purchases listed as miscellaneous kitchen tools
In Ann Arbor the Michigan chasing department received an invoice from the medical school's animal care unit detailing more than 500 dollars in equipment purchases. Items include Hobart mixers with various attachments and a splash cover, all described as miscellaneous kitchen tools on the voucher.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Univerity of Michigan Ar
Hobart
University
Ashdown Council Hears Mill Project Update
Ashdown officials discussed progress on the Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co. mill planned near Ashdown with a $48 million investment in Little River County. Special counsel Bill Arnold reviewed recent conferences with state officials, underwriters, and lenders on leases, mortgages, bonds, and trust agreements. the matter was recessed for call.
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Bill Arnold
Texarkana
Ashdown
Eek Iisue
Nekoosa « Edwards Pa
Arnold
Nekoosa « Edwards Paper Co
Little River County
Little Rock
Chicago
New York
Ay Council
Television awards ballots favor classic shows and coverage
AP columnist selects top contenders across 38 categories for the 1965 66 television awards. Highlights include The Dick Van Dyke Show and The Julie Andrews Show in major categories, Cliff Robertson and Simone Signoret as top performers, and praise for Pope Paul VI US visit coverage and Watts riots reporting.
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Cynthia Lowry
Television-Radio Wester New York
Television Army
Pecarem
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
Calanhias Ven
Dick van Dyke
Ardy Willams
Julie Andrews
Frank Sinara
Prgram
Cliff Robertson
Bob Hope Theater
Simone Signoret
Lucille Ball
United States
Los Angeles
KTLA
David Lowe
KKK
Invisible Empire
CBS
NBC
Major Lawrence completes Air Force survival training
Reno Nevada Major Paul C. Lawrence son of Mr and Mrs L T Lawrence Hope has finished the Air Training Command survival and special training course at Stead AFB Nevada. The C 121 Super Constellation pilot gained combat type escape and evasion training for survival in adverse conditions and hostile environments. He will join Otis AFB Massachusetts with the Air Defense Command. Lawrence was commissioned after 1952 Officers Candidate School and is a Castle Heights graduate with a University of Arkansas BS. His wife Jane is the daughter of Mrs E H Cook of Vienna Arkansas. In Pocahontas Ark Charles Howard 4 was killed in an accident at Flagg Stave Co when he slipped and fell into a power saw.
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Paul
Lawrence
Reno
Nev
Paul C. Lawrence
L. T. Lawrence
Hope
U. S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Stead Afb
Otis Afb
Mass
Air Defense Command
Pocahontas, Ark
Charles Howard
Pocahontas
Flagg Stave Co
Howard
Candidly Casual A Wonderful Fashion Ad Pattern
An advertisement for a casual fashion pattern from Young Originals offers a short sleeve jacket and gored skirt ensemble in sizes 12 to 26 with bust measurements. It instructs readers to send $1, include full name and address, pattern number and size, and add 25 cents for first class handling to a New York address.
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Young Originals
P.O
Midtown Station
New York
N.Y
Arkansaw More Than One Killed By Train Acid Spill
Johnny Kale, 48, of Helena Ark and a Mississippi man died after sulphuric acid spilled from two derailed tank cars near Gordon Texas. Charlie Jones, 56, of Clarksdale was the second victim. Both men described as transients. In Vancouver a different item notes a garbage workers strike during paint up clean up week.
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Gordon, Tex
Johnny Kale
Helena
Ark
Mississippi
Here
Texas Highway Patrol
Charlie Jones
Clarksdale
Vancouver
B.C
Chamber of Commerce
Bookmobile Schedule for May 16 17 18
Bookmobile routes for May 16 include Gilbey and Dearinger homes and Spring Hill routes. May 17 lists De Ann Barber Rhodes Sweat Woodruff Blevins Hix Cummings and Justice homes and Willisville stops. May 18 covers Willisville School and Community, Fore Home, Kelly Home and Rosston.
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Gilbey
Dearinger
Spring Hill
Battlefield
Hackler
Willams
Lingard
de Ann
Barber
Rhodes
Sweat
Woodruff
Blevins
Hix Low
Cummings
Justice
Willisville
Simpson
Fore
Kelly
Rosston
Helen Help Us! Dear Helen Advice Column
A reader letter in the 1966 Helen Help Us column discusses premarital dating pressures, the urge to wait for marriage, and guidance urging self-control and communication. The piece includes responses and anecdotes on self restraint, societal expectations, and the impact of making hasty choices before marriage.
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Helen
Anothe
Ae Bottel
Hope Ar Bright
King Features
Syndicate, Inc
Tax Returns Can Be Mailed Monday
Arkansas taxpayers may mail returns Monday as the May 15 deadline for the first payment falls on a Sunday. The Revenue Department says the extension keeps the first payment due by May 15 with the second half due November 15.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Roby Bearden
Thearie Tax Division
State Revenue Department
Red Cross Names State Woman to National Board
Mrs. Deane D. Wallace of Little Rock was elected to the Red Cross national board of governors at the organization's convention in San Diego California on Wednesday AP report identifies the new member from Arkansas and notes the San Diego venue of the event.
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San Diego
Calif
Deane D. Wallace
Little Rock
Red Cross National Board of Governors
Storybook wedding flowers set the mood for summer gowns
New York floral experts advise a single seasonal theme for flowers across the ceremony and reception to match the gowns. Daisies and carnations offer a demure bridal bouquet while roses with ivy provide a sophisticated look. Corsages favor a natural, ribbonless style pinned with stems down for a European-inspired finish.
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Europe
Alfred Angelo
Transworld
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