Local Society Calendar Highlights Theme of November Events
The Society calendar outlines numerous November gatherings from the Shower Springs Home Demonstration Club meeting on Friday at 2 p.m. to bake sales, Christmas bazaars, church circle meetings, and PTA sessions through Tuesday and Wednesday. It notes veterans day services, nursery provisions, and a baby sitter, plus reports from the WSCS group and Junior Garden Club.
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Shower Springs Home
Gene Dillard
Rocky Mound
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Sid McMath
Bill Wray
Arch Wylie
Wilson-Phillips
B. W. Edwards
Cora May
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Mildred
Sidney Churchwell
Jewel Still
Still
Truman Hill
Lile Allen
Mildred Friday
J. B. Arnett
Gwen Frith
Homer Gaines
Ivy Mitchell
Virgie Cunningham
Hempstead County 4H selects champions Carolyn Beck and Wallace Byers
Carolyn Beck, senior at Hope High and charter member of Centerville 4H Club, is Hempstead County 4H Champion girl for 1963. She pursued projects in recreation health clothing and leadership and showcased in talent and dress reviews. Wallace Byers, son of Mr and Mrs H Byers, is 1963 County Champion boy, active in 4H work for five years, led by Camp Clearfork and Camp Coachdale experiences, and elected president of the Triple A 4-H Club for 1964. The announcement was made by Home Demonstration Agent Bettie Duncan and County Agent Calvin Caldwell.
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W. C. Beck
Hempstead County
Hope High
Centerville
Carolyn
Library Club
Future Teachers Association
Nancy
Linda Langston
Camp Clearlark
Marlene Faughl
Wallace Byers
H. Byers
Rt. 1
Hope
Wallace
Camp Clearfork
Camp Coachdale
Hot Springs
Young Byers
Hempstead
Houston family visits amid district convention in Sulphur Springs
Day for Houston to meet her new granddaughter and to visit Mr and Mrs Kenneth Black. Mrs Lily Pearson and David were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs R L Ponder Jr in Sulphur Springs Texas where they attended the District 16 convention of Christian Churches. David soloed at the morning worship and spoke at the Youth Banquet. Miss Becky Walker and Miss Susie Waller visit Miss Susan Cooks in Little Rock during school holidays. Mr and Mrs Roger Pills in Rochester Minnesota where he entered Mayo Clinic for tests. Mrs Orville Oglesby Mrs Odell Luck Mrs Bill Collins and David Pearson went to Fort Smith for the Saturday wedding of Miss Martha Willams of that city. Don Oglesby of Looe. Mrs Aubrey Collier, Dr and Mrs Leo Humph erford were in Texarkana Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ho Allard of Stephens were Wednesday night guests at Miss CLC Collins. Thursday they with Mrs Aubrey Voller, Dr and Mrs Cleo Hump erford were in Vlut Springs.
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Lily Pearson
David
R. L. Ponder, Jr
Sulphur Springs
Tex
District 16 Convention of Christian Churches
Orville Oglesby
Odell Luck
Bill Collins
David Pearson
Fort Smith
Martha Willams
Don Oglesby
Looe
Mess. Ho Allard of
Stephens
Clc Collins
Aubrey Voller
Cleo Hunperford
Vlut Springs
Plant Dedicated at Nashville in Arkansas
Gov. Orval Faubus praised Arkansas industrial progress during the dedication of the $200,000 Howard Manufacturing Co plant in Nashville. He cited 508 new and expanded industries creating 90,000 industrial jobs in ten years. The Nashville plant robes makers for men and women, employing 70 now and planned to reach 200.
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Nashville
Ark
Orval BE. Faubus
Arkansas
Howard Manufacturing Co
Faubus
Prisoners Earn 13000 From Plasma Bank at Cummins Farm
Prison Supt. Dan Stephens said the Cummins Prison Farm plasma bank has paid inmates 13000 in spending money and placed 5000 in the welfare fund. Initiated five weeks ago, the program pays 5 per week for a pint of plasma, with 0.50 going to discharge fund, 1 to welfare, the remainder for the prisoner. About 1200 of 1700 inmates participate as plasma is drawn safely and returned to the donor. The plasma is bought by Stough Wisdom Research Co, a pioneer of such programs in Oklahoma.
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Little Rock
Dan Stephens
Cummins
Stephens
Stough-Wisdom Research Co
Oklahoma State
McAlester
Rules Church and Schools Not Exempt
The Arkansas attorney general ruled that churches and schools are not exempt from special improvement district taxes when they benefit from improvements. The opinion notes public property, churches, and schools are exempt from general tax but must pay local improvement taxes if benefited.
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Little Rockap
Attorney General’s
John P. Gill
Clarence Mayer Jr
Helena
Mayer
Gill
Arkansas Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Teen marriage regrets and aid for troubled families
Dear Dorothy and Sincere letters reveal teen marriage regrets and welfare anxieties. Advice urges courses with counselors, legal aid, and hospital ambulance help, while warning about the toll of early marriage on children and parents.
GOP Women Pick New Officers Fort Smith Ark
Mrs Nolan Troxell of Rosebud White County was elected president of the Arkansas federation of Republican Women at a Fort Smith one day convention. Elected vice presidents were Mrs Wal Cochran Miss Ed Louise Balimen and Mrs Edwin Mathes. Mrs Jane Mauer was elected treasurer and Mrs Raymond Henderson secretary. Troxell succeeds Miss Marion Smith who joins the State Executive Board.
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GOP
Fort Smith
Ark
Nolan Troxell
Rosebud
White County
Arkansas Federation of Republican Women
Wal Cochran
Ed Louise Balimen
Edwin Mathes
Little Rock
Jane Mauer
Pine Bluff
Raymond Henderson
Greenbrier
Troxell
Marion Smith
AFRW
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas National
Wiliam L. Spicar
Highlights in Today's History for November 8 1983
Today is Friday November 8 1983 marked by notable anniversaries. The Trent Affair strained US Britain relations in 1861 involving James Mason and John Slidell aboard the Trent. Benjamin Franklin founded the Library of Philadelphia in 1731 as the colonies first. Abraham Lincoln was reelected in 1964.
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Britain
Trent
England
France
James Mason
John Slidell
Benjamin Franklin
Library of
Philadelpia
Abraham Lincoln
U.S
North Africa
John
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Mohammed Mossadegh
Teheran
European Atomic Energy Community
U.S. Defense Department
Cuba
Superintendents Hear Dr Roells In Arkansas Education Meet
Dr R M Roells of the University of Arkansas urged educators to use systematic evaluation as a core tool in school administration. He said evaluation fosters professional growth and helps identify misfits while Fort Smith Superintendent Chris D Corbin noted dismissing certificated staff as the toughest task. The first general session of the Arkansas Education Association meeting opens tonight in Little Rock.
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Fort. Smith
Chris D Corbin
Mos
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