Friday Music Club to Hold October Meeting
The Friday Music Club meets Friday October 18 at 4 p.m. at Mrs B W Edwards home with Mrs Guy Downing as co host. Open House for Sheriff and Mrs Horace Hale s 50th wedding anniversary is Sunday October 20 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Prescott Community Center. They have four children and 10 grandchildren.
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B. W. Edwards
Guy Downing
Horace Hales
Nevada County
Prescott
Joe E. Purcell
Benton
Thomas DeWoody
Gordon
Robert Archer
el Dorado
William David Hale
Randolph Afb
Texas
Hale
Twelve members answer roll call with a color choice
Mrs. Duncan and one guest share a color choice for the roll call. Mrs. Wisie Frothby and Mrs. Dearley serve iced punch and cookies. The November meeting moves to Mrs. Stella Bearden’s home. Members will bring a gift for donation to the 4-H club, including a hat made from paper.
Victory Club Hosts Halloween Demonstration at Willett Home
The Victory Hottie Demonstration Club met October 2 at Mrs. Jacky Willett's home. An Eye Opener on stain removal with diluted liquid detergent, a fabric care demo by Mrs Dexter Alford, and a roll call sharing favorite colors highlighted the gathering. Officers were named for another year: President Mrs Cecil Smith, Vice President Mrs Orville Hoelscher, Secretary Mrs Dexter Alford, Reporter Mrs Jacky Willett. Mrs Hoelscher read a poem I Was It You. Refreshments of spice cake and orange punch served to 13. Next hostess Mrs Clayborn Rowe in November.
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Hinton
Patmos School
Lillie Gibson
Mar] Kent
Esther
Dale Dearley
Bettie Duncan
Kent
Cearley
Jacky Willett
Victory Hottie
Dexter Alfor
Cecil Smith
Orville ‘Hoelscher
Dexter Alford
Dacky Willett
Girl Scout Troop 75 elects patrol leaders and holds October events
Girl Scout Troop 75 elected patrol leaders Darla Kay James Debbie Watson and Molly Tolleson with Carolyn Millican as treasurer and Gail Tyer as scribe. One patrol had a weiner roast and hayride on Saturday night October 12 at W. E. Tolleson’s on Hwy 67 hosted by Fred Glanton.
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Darla Kay James
Debbie Watson
Molly Tolleson
Carolyn Millican
Gail Tyer
W. E. Tolleson
Hwy 67
Fred Glanton
Cadet Turner Returns to Allen Military Academy
Weekend visitors from Bodcaw Odessa Crossett and Crossett area recount a Homecoming of extended family and friends. Cadet Richard G. Turner returns to Allen Military Academy after visiting parents. Guests included teachers and cheerleaders from Crossett, plus relatives from St. Louis and Houston.
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Richard G. Turner
Allen
Milittry Academy
Shirley Rollans
Barbara Chenault
Mary Lee Smith
Susan Stone
Sherry Lovell
Crossett
Judy Robins
Raymond Robins
Hope-Crossett
Confused by First Kiss and Family Pressures
A 19 year old writes about a first kiss from an 18 year old family friend, fear of social expectations, and trouble sleeping while aunt reads mail. The adviser notes the kiss is not abnormal for age, urges nonchalant friendship and time to heal, offers a leaflet on petting problems. The letter then asks how to handle a abusive drinking father and impact on family life.
Virginians reject $300,000 federal aid for telecast plan
Independent editors report that the Virginia based Central Television Corp declined a $300,000 federal offer, with Bank of Virginia chairman Thomas C. Boushall noting the rejection as independence from Washington. About $800,000 still must be raised to fund the telecasting facility.
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Virginia
Television Corp
Washington
Thomas C. Boushall
Chatman
Bank of Virginia
Tae
Bodshall
Charleston
D.C
News and Courier
Bailey Station Work Starts Soon
Augusta Ark AP officials of the Arkansas Electric Co operative Corp say construction may begin late this year on the Carl E Bailey Electric Generating Station near Augusta A Rural Electrification Administration approved at Oct 19 1982 a 22 5 million loan to finance the 125 000 kilowatt plant The Arkansas Public Service Commission is expected to approve the plant after the construction site is located AECC General Manager Harry L Oswald said Engineers checked over possible sites last week.
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Augusta
Ark
Arkansas Electric Co-operative Corp
Carl E. Bailey Electric
Rural Electrification Administration
Arkansas’ Public ‘Service Commission
AECC
Harry L. Oswald
Dear Lover of Life Advice Column Comment
A reader letter from a young wife recollects a teen marriage and happiness found through enduring love and shared duties. The writer encourages affection shown through daily acts, noting children grown, a stable home, and moral as well as financial well being as rewards. Helen Worden Erskine offers further guidance via this newspaper column.
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Helen
Dorothy Dix Trademarked Dell McClure Syndicate Feature
Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark noted in a Dell McClure Syndicate feature. The item identifies Dix as a protected brand and references the syndicate distribution context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Dell-McClure
Kennedy and Goldwater clash in campaign remarks
Goldwater campaigned on Saturday night at a $106-a-plate dinner, criticizing liberal policies and arguing that a Republican victory would restore fiscal sanity. He accused the president of deception and warned Democrats who back fiscal integrity that Republicans offer real jobs, savings, and family security. Kennedy responded from his home town, urging Democrats to rally around a conservative platform and blasting perceived open thrift gyrations in government. He warned of threats to constitutional prerogatives and national security, citing U N weapons in space discussions.
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Boston
Kennedy
Repub
South
Replee
Kennédy
Gold Waters
Washington
Deatte
Goldwater
Unitedates
Russia
United “Nations
United Nathomas
Dorase
New Frontier
Assets Listed for Produce Co of Spr ingdale in Bankruptcy
LITTL E ROCK AP The Produce Co of Springdale filed a petition in U S District Court listing assets of 168 46 and debts of 493 498 Referee in Bankruptcy Arnold M Adams set the first meeting of creditors for November 7 He named James W Holder of Fayetteville as receiver.
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Littl Rock
A and 4 ‘Produce Co
Springdale
U.S. District Court
Arnold M. Adams
Redstors
James W. Holder
Fayetteville
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George Young
Pine
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Jewell Moore Jr
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Lilac Garden Club
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Frank Miller
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Miller
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American Legion and Auxiliary
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Legion Hut
Stamps
Don Dilday
First Baptist Church of
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Fred Formby
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Inez Compton
Velma Fry
Joe Jones
Junior Activities Board
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C. L. Whitten
Bodcaw
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Jack Smiley
St. Louis
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Shreveport
Lawrence Welk
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