Local club schedules and meetings listed for early October
Community organizations set October meetings across churches and clubs. Circles of First Methodist and WSCS groups meet at various homes, booster club gathers at Junior High, Bible study and church programs planned, with officers to be installed and members urged to attend. A Garden Club film at the Youth Center and UDC luncheon preview noted, plus officer delegates chosen for a state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Charles Briant
Annie Erwin
Ruth
Baptist Church
Jack Beaty
Cecil Bit 2
Herald Porterfield
Ben Owen
Lester Godwin
Armin Ayers
First Methodist Church
R. T., White
First Methodist
First Presbyterian Church
Women Council
Gardenia Garden Club
Kim James
Bob Turner
R. B. Moore, Jr
Mildred Reaves
Wallace Monroe
UDC
Oviegates
Pat Cleburne
Heritage House
Clinton V. Voss
Fulton
L. O. Drew
Hawaii
H. C. Whitworth
J. J. Battle
Charles Haynes
Nexarkana
Coming and Going in Nashville and Beyond
Mrs. Dillard Breeding of Nashville Tenn visits her mother Mrs. W E Jones. Mr Standing will join them Saturday. Mr and Mrs William F Ashcraft of Kansas City and Mrs Stella Quinn of Pine Bluff visit Mrs Walter Carter. Mrs James W Branch Arkansas Medical Auxiliary president attends Chicago conference. Mr and Mrs C A Yontz of Dallas spend weekend with Mr and Mrs J C Carlton. Hairr travels to Fayetteville NC to be at sister Mano y Schwartz bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Ashcraft
Kansas City
Stella Quinn
Pine Bluff
Walter Carter
James W. Branch
Arkansas Medical Auxiliary
American Medical Auxiliary
Chicago
C. A. Yontz
Dallas
J. C. Carlton
Forrest
Hairr
Fayetteville, N. C
Manoy Schwartz
Arkansas Faces Offense Test as TCU Visits Fort Worth
With a 2-0 Arkansas clashing with 0-2 TCU in the Southwest Conference opener, Frank Broyles says his Razorbacks were lucky to win twice, having been outplayed by Tulsa and Oklahoma State. TCU, meanwhile, lost close to Florida State and Kansas. A field goal edge could decide the game, as the Horned Frogs have only three points this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University
Frank Broyles
Razorbacks
Broyles
Tulsa
Fayetteville
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Horned Frogs
Florida State
Kansas
TCU
Razor
Congress May Be Continued on Page Two
Congress debate stalls health care for the aged as a House Senate conference collapses in stalemate. Mills and conferees oppose the plan amid talks to drop it and craft a compromise with retirement benefits before year’s end. Absent Johnson rehabilitation bill for Appalachia meets similar fate awaiting enough House votes to pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atever
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
House
Senate
Johnson
Appalachi
Weather Continued From Page One Impacts 60 Percent South
Weather continues to affect about 60 percent of the region with Saturday forecast partly cloudy in the north and cloudy in the south, cooler, with rain likely.
Arkansas Tech and Southern State clash in Arkansas Intercollegiate clash
Arkansas Tech 21, Southern State 14. The Wonder Boys shocked A&M last week while Southern State is no match for that. State Teachers 14, Ozarks 0. Southwest Missouri 20, Henderson 7. Mississippi College 14, Arkansas A&M 0. Ouachita 14, Harding 6. Arkansas State 14, Austin College 7. The Indians show power while Texas Christian hosts a fort Worth showdown with a field goal decider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCU
Fort Worth
Tommy McKnelly
Oraes
Wis
Arkansas State
Austin College
Indians
Arkansas
Ozarks
Bears
Southwest Missouri
Henderson
ASC
Missouri
Little School” Titan
Mississippi College
Arkansas A&m
Aggies
Ouachita
Harding
Registration drive boosts Arkansas voting bid in 1966 race
Organizers project 100000 Negro registrations, 30000 more than last year, boosting interest for Faubus and Rockefeller agencies. Campaign managers forecast strong turnout, with estimates of over 700000 qualified voters. County receipts and tax payments show record sales as counties report figures across Garland, Pulaski, Jefferson and others amid a heated gubernatorial contest and gambling debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Orval E. Faubus
J.L. Bland
Faubus
Bland
Arkansas
Tom Eisele
Winthrop Rockefeller
GOP
Rockefeller-Faubus
Garland County
Hot Springs
Howard
Pike
Baxter
Columbia
Ashley
Lee
Garland
Jefferson
Ouachita
Faulkner
Boone
Randolph
Pulaski
Union
Jackson
Associated Press
Cross
Sale
Mississippi
St. Francis
Pope
Greene
Dear Abby column excerpts from a readers' letters page
A selection of Dear Abby exchanges about dancing, dating restrictions, parental control, and a mother with a jealous husband. Julius, 42, refuses to dance. a teen seeks dating freedom. a mother battles a critical father. and guidance on car dating boundaries. Abby counsels patience, trust, and balanced judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
Julius
Gene Kelly
Dr Stella Whiteside Returns to Teach at Magnolia College
Dr Stella Whiteside, from Cincinnati area, resumes teaching educational psychology at Southern State College since fall term start while awaiting Dr Eva Goodenough's sick leave ending. Whiteside, a former Cincinnati public schools director, has taught at Milwaukee State Teachers College and UC, and previously taught mathematics in El Dorado Arkansas from 1925 to 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Midwest
Ohio Psychological Associations
Ohio School Psychology Association
American Board of Ex‘chology
Goodenough
Southern State
Whiteside
Madison Road
Cincinnati
Deaths and appointments blur in varied notices
A mixed page notes Miss Nina Almiond of Palo Alto dies at Stanford at an unknown age, Ernst Toch the noted composer dies at 75 after abdominal surgery, and Little Rock hires a 19 year old clerk-typist cadet trainee as a step toward a police cadet program. Plus, Fulbright reports Arkansas receives 2,305,346 in higher education facility grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Calif
Nina Almiond
Stanford Tienemy
Little Rock
James Fr. Hanna
Hanna
Associated Press
Washington
William Fulbright
D-Ark
Arkansas
Office of Education
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Rose Garden Club
J. C. Luck
Ray Allen
Ralph Smith
Curtis Moran
Liberty Hill
Bia
A. B. King
Hope Womens Golf Association
Hope County Club
Dixie Drive-In
Hwy
Hope Hi School
Tonite
Showtime
Bill Simmons
CS Reehal
America
Pemy Ben
Kinees
Ny Promenss
EL Wallagh
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Albuquerque
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Boise
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Des Moines
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Fairbanks
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Ore
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Va St. Louis
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Craighead
Hot Spring
Estry
Hempstead
Pratterain
Miller
Lawrence
Sebastian
Sevier
Balk
Jaesentnob
1Solume
Martha Stevens Beauty Shop
Christines
North
Welnut
Agrtha
Sweetie Pie
By Nedine Seltzer
Hea, Mae
Reg
Twinkle Toes
Abigail van Buren
Fina Station
Highway
General Auto Repair
Ward & Son Drug Co
E. Second Street
Magnolia
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Stella Whiteside
Ernst Toch
United States
Germany
ATTIC
DAV
Discount Wuitz!s Co
Walnut St. Hope
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