Community church circles plan November meetings
Local religious groups announce gatherings for Monday November 18 in homes across First Methodist and First Baptist churches. Circles plan devotions, programs, and child care. attendees urged to attend. Also noting a Mobile Xray Unit shift to DeRks, and Legion Auxiliary Gift Shop apron collection due November 19. Community events include Lilac Garden Club and a rummage sale on Saturday November 16, plus Shower Springs Auxiliary program and supper./Hout Rider from Houston visits family.
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Circle 5
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Monty Monts
James Howell
W.M.S. of the First Baptist Church
BR. M. Jones
Perry Moses
Pod Rogers
Hody Butler
Ned Purtle
Xray
Dlerks
Howard County
Hope
Lilac Garden Club of Hope
2Nd
Walnut
Shower Springs
Fellowship
Shower Springs Baptist Church
Talk Overheard Not Evidence in Murder Trial
Circuit Judge Wiley Bean ruled that a jail intercom conversation heard by a jailer could not be used as evidence in the murder trial of Jerry Don Vinson. Gordon Wood testified about the exchange between Vinson and his father, and the judge struck the testimony from the record. Vinson is charged in the beating death of Thomas Crane, whose body was found July 28 in Crane’s backyard. Mrs. Vinson testified Vinson was at home all night and she turned off a fan at 2 a.m.
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Russellville
Ark
Wiley Bean
Gordon Wood
Russell Ville
Jerry Don Vinson
Vinson
Wood
Bean
Thomas C. Crane
Crane
Raymond Vinson
Man on Watch and Other Editors Eyeing Street Fashion
A Charleston specialist notes ankle length stretch pants are visible on city streets, sometimes more girl than pants, and he will report if anything noteworthy occurs. The piece reflects ongoing social observations.
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Charleston
The
8.C
News and Courier
Outflow of Dollars in Sharp Decline
Washington reports a sharp drop in the three month period ending September 30 as the U S balance of payments shows a deficit about 250 million dollars on a seasonally adjusted basis. The decline is linked to reduced U S investment abroad, with the first nine months of the year showing improvement from the spring quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
U. S
U.S
Eskimo Village Votes Dry in Local Election
Kotzebue Alaska voted 199 to 183 for prohibition in a local option election held Wednesday. The Eskimo village of 1,280 residents above the Arch Circle confirms a dry status amid the lingering Gold Rush era setting.
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Kotzebue
Alaska
Viet Nam Troops Suffer Setback
Viet Nam government troops reportedly faced their worst loss since Diem's overthrow with about 53 soldiers killed and another 53 wounded in a Mekong Delta clash with Viet Cong guerrillas. Details remained unavailable.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nga Dinh Diem
Mekong River
Bookmobile Schedule for November Routes and Times
The schedule lists bookmobile stops by date with times across November 19, 21, 26. Stops include Experiment Station, Breed Homme, Meloy Home, Emmet School, Ark La Village, Emmet Community, Rocky Mound, Guernsey School, Whitney Grocery, Marcum Home, Latshaw Home, Fry Home, Youngblood Cafe, Laneburg School, Manns Grocery, Heading Home, Rosston, and Shover Springs with specific time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breed Homme
Meloy
Emmet
McClanahan
Ark-La Village
Rocky Mound
Guernsey School
Whitney Grocery
McNab
Marcum
Latshaw
Fry
Youngblood Cafe
Laneburg
Mann’s Grocery
Heading Home
Rosston
Shover Springs
Births in Hempstead Month Reported in Hope Area
Birth notices from Hempstead include numerous Hope residents welcoming new babies. Names include Karen Denise, Luther Anderson Jr, Des sa Michell Tolleson, Robert Joseph Yoccum, Sandra Hettinger, Donna Faye Anthony, Donna Kay Harvel, Gregory Don Brent, Carla Gay Carlton, Lucinda Carla Williams, Ruth Wynonne Jefferson, Phillip Wayne Brewer, Jimmy Ray Turner, Terrence LoRenzo Loudermilk, Stanley Eugene Wade, Odis Vickers, Gerald Wayne Solomon, Nancy Louise Nash, Ginny Louise Weather spoon, Lisa Michell Thomas, Vera Marie Gillard, Fred Olliver Gillard, Fred die Donnell, Wanda June Reynolds, Michael Wayne Martin, Vivian Evette, among others. Addresses listed in Hope, Fulton, Washington, Rosston, Patmos, and Emmet.
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Finis
Wayne Helms
East Ave
Hope
Karen Denise
Luther Andersson
Biddle
Grady
Luther Anderson, Jr
Imon George Ward
Buckner
Dessa Michell
Bobby Melbill Tolleson
W. 16Th
Robert Joseph
Doyle Allison Yoccum
Spruce
Sandra
Edward Melvin Hettinger
West 13Th
Donna Faye
Glen Edward Anthony
S. Walnut
Donna Kay
Esther William Harvel
Gregory Don
Harold W.brent
Emmet
Carla Gay
Harlin
Ray Carlton
Rosston
Lucinda Carla
James N, Williams
Washington
Ruth Wynonne
Charles Willie Jefferson
Phillip Wayne
Thomas Brewer
Patmos
Jimmy Ray
Roy Chester Turner
Terrence LoRenzo
Robert Louis Loudermilk
E. Greenwood
Stanley Eugene
Tommy Lee Wade
Star
Stanley
Odis Vickers
Odis Charles
Columbus Wade
Gerald Wayne
Willie James I Solomon
Fulton
Nancy Louise
Jimmie Lea Nash
P.O
Ginny Louise
Robert Weatherspoon
Del
Lisa Michell
Raymond Thomas
Box
Vera Marie
Fred Olliver Gillard
S. Laurel Street
Freddie Donnell
Pelvgin McMorris
Rt. 1
Blevins
Wanda June
F. L. Reynolds
Michael Wayne
Glassy-eyed testimony in drunken driving trial ends in acquittal
In Miami, a woman charged with drunken driving was described as glassy-eyed by police witnesses. Defense conceded the point, noting the defendant wears contact lenses. The jury acquitted her.
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Miami
Fla
Ann Kenyon Surgeon Returns to Indiana Hospital
Surgeon Ann Kenyon plans to rejoin Lebbie Memorial Hospital staff in Indiana, clashes with former lover Dr Brill Crayden, and consoles Bobby Hiram as he recovers. A nurse notes Ann’s special bond with the boy and hints at plans for a future summer dive off Rocky Head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lebbie Memorial Hospital
Ann
Dr. Brill Cray
Dr. Crayden
Merriam Pavilion
Brill
Bobby Hiram
Rocky Head
Bobby
Hunter Shot in Arm During Arkansas Hunt Incident
In DeWitt Arkansas two hunters were wounded after one mistook another for a deer. Clark Shelton 25 of Jacksonville suffered a shoulder wound and was treated and released. A third hunter found Bob Cordell 51 and James Meador 29 in a houseboat with a charcoal burner and helped rush them to DeWitt hospital where their conditions were reported satisfactory.
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Dewitt, Ark
Clark Shelton
Jacksonville
White River Wildlife Refuge
DeWitt Hospital
White River
LaGrue Bayou
Bob Cordell
James Meador
Cordell
Meador
DeWitt
Attorneys Taking New Posts Across Arkansas Agencies
Three lawyers begin new state agency roles as of today. Harry E. Montgomery Jr. of Wilmot becomes the Public Service Commission attorney earning 10000 dollars annually. Claude Carpenter Jr. takes over Commerce Commission duties at 8500 dollars a year. Mark Woolsey of Ozark is named chief of the Highway Department legal division and counsel to the Highway Commission at 11200 dollars annually.
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Little Rock
Harry E. Montgomery Jr
Wilmot
State Public Service Commission
Claude Carpenter Jr
McDermott
State Commerce Commission
Mark Woolsey
Ozark
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Barry's Bay man fails to appear for summons in tragedy case
Zigmund Smaglinski of Barry's Bay Ontario did not appear in court to answer a summons concerning a tragic matter. He sent a letter explaining he would be away hunting, and a second summons was ordered delivered by a policeman.
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Pembroke, Ont
Zigmund Smaglinski
Barry’s Bay
School Menus for Next Week
School menus listed for Monday through Friday include varied main dishes and sides such as chicken dumplings with buttered peas and celery, hamburgers on buns with green beans, tomato pie and mixed vegetables, meat logs with tomato sauce and pinto beans, and tuna croquettes with corn. Desserts and beverages accompany each day, featuring cobbler, cake, cinnamon rolls, jello, and milk.
Brill Crayden’s medical ethics questioned in hospital scene
In a tense hospital corridor, Ann confronts Hal Karmeleni about Brill Crayden’s handling of Bobby Hiram’s surgery and the missed effort to build patient confidence. Hal defends Brill while noting the boy’s preoperative anxiety and the surgeon’s judgment.
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Brill
Lyte
Ann
iDr
Emerson Lyte
Brill Crayden
Bobby Hiram
Karmeleni
Hal Karmeleni
Hal
Bobby
Dr. Hal
Dr. Karmeleni
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 2
Robert O’neal
Hinton Davis
Mary Anita Laseter
Sam Andrews
D. E. Faris
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 12
Joe B. Bailey
South Hervey
DeAnn Lilac Garden Club
Roy Burke
John Burke
Irvin Burke
Hout Rider of
Houston
Mrs
Joe Rider
Tartar
Legion
Columbia
Erang
Laramie
Wye
Nashville
Tenn
Warold Hendrix
Hempstead
Southwestern Bell
Arkansas
Ralph W. Cook
Rotary Club
Bell Telephone System
Maine
Cook
Telstar
Ann Kenyon
Surgeon
Adeline McElfresh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
McDonnal
McDonnnal
Dr.Karmeleni
Hunter
Walnut Street
Church of Christ
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden
Helen
Jed
Canada
Bachelors of
Toronto
Bashu
Dad
Mama
Helen- Worden Erskine Car
Bell-McClure Syndicate
Pillow’‘S Gift Shop
3Rd & Secure
Phil Bobo, JR
Toby
Bobo
Smackover
Dixie Dogs
Coney Islands
Bobo's Dairy Bar
East
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