Local Society Notes From Rose Garden and Church Circles
The Rose Garden Club and WSCS circles at First Methodist Church and the First Baptist Church hold meetings the week of November with hostesses named. A miscellaneous shower honors Mrs Jerry Good, and local bridge and Golden Age clubs meet with decorations and pot luck meals.
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Rose Garden Club
Lester Godwin
Circle 1
WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. HB. Weaver
Roy Thornton
Bob Turner
J. W. Turner
Sid McMath
Bill Wray
WMS
First Baptist Church
Japan
Jerry Good
Lana Thompson
WOW
Golden Age Club
Dean Murphy
Coming and Going in Oklahoma and Missouri News
Mrs Wade O Neal of Woodward Oklahoma visits sister Mrs Henry Bearden and brother Harold Sanford and Mrs Sanford on route home from the Dallas fashion market. Mr and Mrs Ray Woolford of Springfield Missouri call on aunts Miss Gala Stark and Mrs McRae Andrews. Mrs Ruth Rettig spends weekend in Memphis with Mr and Mrs Frank Baggett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade O'Neal
Woodward, Okla
Henry Bearden
Harold Sanford
Sanford
Dallas
Ray Woolford
Springfield
Gala Stark
McRae Andrews
Ruth Rettig
Memphis
Mrs
Frank Baggett
Barriers on Milk to Be Reduced in Arkansas
The Arkansas Board of Health may ease cow vaccination rules to allow milk imports from other states to relieve drought scarred in state herds. Easley noted water shortages in multiple towns as 53 days with no significant rain persists. Forester Lang reported 28 fires across 678 acres Wednesday, with October fires totaling 787 incidents burning 12,458 acres and year to date 4,771 fires destroying 156,183 acres.
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Associated Press
State Board of Health
Arkansas
BE. J. Easley
Easley
Clinton
Leslie
Marshall
Green Forest
Harrison
West Fork
Cave City
Charleston
Waldron
Greenwood
Bloomer
Hot Springs
Hartford
Lincoln
View
Altus
Huntsville
U.S. Weather Bureau
Little Rock
Fred Lang
Mena
Foresty Commission
Lang
Wickes
Polk County
Gillham
Sevier County
Commission
Water Tower Disintegrates in East Oakland Hills
An Oakland water tower designed to appease residents collapsed on Tuesday, spilling about 325000 gallons into the streets of the East Oakland Hills. Two cars were damaged or overturned by the flood.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Hills
Launch Sunk by Waves Off Java
A motor launch Sematang sank in the Java Sea off South Sumatra on Oct. 10 after huge waves. Fourteen crew and 60 passengers were lost with 5 rescued by a passing vessel after drifting 19 days without food or water. one rescued crew member died aboard ship. Survivor Jansen Siahaan provided the report via An tara News Agency.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Java Sea
South
Sumatra
Antara
Jansen Siahaan
Forest Firefighting Efforts Expand Across Arkansas
Rangers and 23 district foresters battle fires as October losses reach 12,485 acres in 787 blazes. Volunteers and industry crews assist, while weather forecasters warn no general rain soon. Towers, plows, and radio links coordinate a state wide response amid heavy fire risk. Governor Faubus and state agencies boost cooperation, with emphasis on timber areas in south west north Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Forestry Commission
Fred Lang
Weather Bureau
Forestry Commission
Lang
Inernational Paper Co
Dierks Forests
Georgia-Pacific Co
Commission
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Highway Department and Game and Fish Commission
East Arkansas
West
North Arkansas
Floods rupture homes and towers as city fills first time
The deluge damaged windows and pavements, toppled doors, and flooded lawns while a $150,000, 54 foot diameter and 32 foot deep water tower capable of 500,000 gallons was being filled for the first time. East Bay Municipal Utility District officials said the tower was designed in a lotus shape to ease neighborhood objections to standard towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyer
East Bay
Dear Helen Advice Columns on Marriage and Independence
A sequence of Dorothy Dix responses addresses four readers: a wife urged to rekindle sex appeal while caring for four children and a husband with a paramour. a woman seeking to recover funds or possessions after an ex-husband’s remarriage. a reader asking if she can reclaim money spent on a home where she financed curtains and decor. and a young woman in Pennsylvania seeking legal independence from parental control while planning to leave home. The column urges legal counsel, practical boundaries, and personal growth within societal norms.
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Helen
Jane
Miss Taken
Miss
Pennsylvania
Unliki
Living Cost Stagnates on High Plateau Says Analyst
AP Business News Analyst says consumer costs remain flat at a high level with CPI around 107.1 in July through October. Prices rose mainly in housing, items and services while food and transportation eased seasonally. experts expect only modest, normal inflation ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Dawson
New York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Boss Sheds Light on the Real Ruler of Alabama
In Montgomery Alabama a dispute over who holds real power in the state surfaces as Mrs George Wallace is discussed. The piece hints at family influence and societal questions amid an ongoing political spotlight. Dorothy Dix advice note is cited as a syndicated feature section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
School Menu for Next Week Tentative
The menu for next week lists meals for Monday through Friday with notes of a teachers meeting on Thursday and Friday. Items include amale pie, green beans, cabbage and beet slaw, bread, peach cobbler, and various beverages. Tuesday features vegetable soup, crackers, peanut butter sandwich, pickles, brownies. Wednesday offers hot dog on a bun, baked macaroni and cheese, cabbage slaw with tomatoes, chilled peaches, milk. no school Thursday and Friday due to teachers' meetings.
Governor voices brief remarks at hospital dedication
The governor spoke briefly at a hospital dedication on Wednesday and then introduced the speaker by noting, And now I'd like to give my husband permission to say a few words.
Kennedy questions Soviet moon race intentions
President Kennedy told reporters he would not bet on Soviet plans for the moon and urged staying with the U S program. He noted verification is needed to trust Khrushchev’s claim not to race to the moon and warned about possible broader programs. He also discussed Germany troop levels and wheat talks with the Soviets. He signaled possible TV debates with Barry Goldwater if both are nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Kheushchevy
United States
Germany
European
Cubs
Forrest City Seeks Bypass Plan To Ease Congestion
Mayot Rodgers Deaderick of Forrest City asked the state Highway Commission to study a by pass linking U S 70 with state Highway 1 to the west and south of Forrest City. Forrest City planned to seek Community Facilities Funds but funding was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Mayot
Rodgers Deaderick
Forrest City
State Highway Commission
Deaderick
Forrest’ City
Kennedy outlines 1964 ticket and space race stance
President Kennedy defends Lyndon Johnson for possible No 2 spot on the 1964 Democratic ticket while commenting on Soviet space efforts. He downplays Khrushchev's Moscow remarks as not indicating a moon plan abandonment and notes Soviet space potential. He confirms American troops in Germany stay as long as needed and that six Army divisions remain at conventional strength amid force reorganization.
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Goldwater
Kennedy
TVA
Bolivia
Lyndon 8
Johnson
Khiushchev
Moscow
Khrushchev
Ger- Berlin
Berlin
Germany
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Helen Hayes
Louise Fuller
Charlean Etter
Beile Klipsch
Travis Ward
Floyd J. Bruce
Vicki Bruce
Janet Roberts
Nita Messer
Bridge Club
Kelly Bryant
Lloyd Spencer
Saenger
Late Show
Ceeates
Wun Taylor
Gianna Segalese
Eduardo Cake
Arwin Sao
Mircea Regina AL
Arlene Francis
Dixie Drive-in
Hope-Hi
Lan Fleming
Inny Dontcord Mats
John Wayne
Hatari
Java
By John R. Starr
Rch
Magnolia
Southern State College
Mary Crank
Garland
Pat Rogers
Hope
Pauls Rogers
Rison
la Dorle Havard
Richard Martin
el Dorado
Charlotta Byrd
Gordon
Merci Dee Bryan
Susan
Cravath
Stephens
Mary
Gale -Forrester
Prescott
Thern State ‘College
Dorothy DIX
Helen Werden Erekine
Helen Worden Erskine
Bell- McClure
JFK
Russia
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Hope Furniture Co
Third & Main Streets
Hope, Arkansas
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