Society and Club Meetings Calendar Highlights
Circle 1 of First Presbyterian meets in the Chapel at 10:00 Tuesday October 9. Brookwood PTA meets Tuesday October 9 at 7:30 with Al Graves speaking on Juvenile Delinquency. Circle 2 meets in Fellowship Hall at 7:00 a.m. Oct 9. First Baptist class meets Oct 9 at 7:00 with a pot luck and officers to be installed. The Beacon Sunday School class hosts a pot luck Oct 9 at 7:00. Garland PTA meets Oct 10 at 3:00. Presbyterian Circle 3 meets Oct 9 at 9:00 p.m. John Cain D A R meets Oct 10 at 12:00 with tea for State Regent Mrs. John A. Carr. Paisley PTA Executive Oct 10 at 2:30 with panel on Homework. Garland Study Group Oct 11 at 10:00. Hope Women Golf Oct 11 at Hope CC bring lunch. B&PW Chao Oct 11 at 7:00 with Birthday Party. Hopewell Home Demo Oct 11 at 2:15. Spring Will PTA Oct 11 at 7:30 in school auditorium. Rose Garden Club hosts Oct 5 luncheon and workshop, with demonstrations and criticism from members.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Beacon
Dean Murphy
Southland Heights
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Terian Churchy
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John Cain
Frank McLarty
John A. Carr
Arthur Wimmell
George W. Peck
Roy Stephenson
Paul W. Klipsch
Wilbur Jones
Charles Locke
Paisley P. T. A
Paisley
Garland
Franklin McLarty
Rove Garden Club
Rose Garden Club
Wy. C. Bramiell
Lester Godwin
Mis
Mary K. Lehman
Ray Allen
Dear Helen and Curious Readers Chronicle Personal Advice
A composite column features letters from readers seeking guidance on love and morals. Helen Worden Erskine addresses Confused on leaving an unstable relationship, Furious on teen makeup, Casual Observer on drive-ins and morality, and opinions on parental guidance. The page also lists social notices, travels, and school football references.
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Food Arrives to Fallout Shelters in Arkansas
Little Rock Air Force Base received 126000 survival biscuits and 106 medical kits for public fallout shelters. Director Holt noted the biscuits taste like graham crackers and water, sanitary kits, and more supplies are expected. An underground shelter near University Road will serve as a state police and Civil Defense ops center, built of concrete 135 feet long, over 38 feet wide and 10 feet high.
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Little Rock
Little Rock Air Force Base
State Civil Defense
Richard L. Holt Jr
Holt
Walker to Undergo an Examination
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, who denies guilt in federal charges tied to riots at the University of Mississippi, will undergo psychiatric examination in Dallas this week. He traveled home to Dallas and Mt. Pleasant, Texas, after spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Crows in Hope.
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Hebert
Sturday
U.S. ‘Medical Center
Springfield
Walker
Gen. Walker
Texas
Mississippi
Missouri
Ole Miss
James H. Merdith
U.S. Marshals
Oxford, Miss
U.S. Dist
Claud Clayton
Oxiford
Robert Morris
Dallas
Newsmien
Homer Easter
Ing
Shreveport
Morris
Mrs. E
Wisterlyth
Ronnie Thompson
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
University of Mississippi
Mt. Pleasant
Agnes May of Hope
George Crows
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Fair Queen Picked for Arkansas Exposition
AP reports Sue Ann Wright aged 16 of Hot Springs won Miss Fair Queen as the Arkansas Livestock Exposition closed in Little Rock. She represented Garland County with nine other contestants in the pageant.
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Little Rock
Sue Ann Wright
Hot Springs
Garland
Voters to Decide on City Tax Powers Amendment
Arkansas League of Women Voters announced support for proposed Constitutional Amendments in the November 6 election. The amendment would liberalize taxing powers of cities.
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Little Rock
Arkansas League of Women Voters
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