Verger Band Mothers Club Meeting and Missionary Society Event
Calendar notes list the Verger Band Mothers Club first meeting of the school year on Wednesday September 4 at 7 30 p m in the Band Room with emphasis on junior band participation and parent presence. The Garrett Chapel Baptist Church Missionary Society hosts a September 8 symposium at 11 a m titled Aims for Advancement with multiple speakers and a program chair. Also reported is Miss Bama Nash winning a 200 tuition grant from the Arkansas Association of Colored Women and plans to attend Philander Smith College to study social work.
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Verger Band Mothers
The
Missionary Society of the
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
W. M
Henrietta Turner
Doris Brown
Bessie Evans
Helen Davis
Ethel Bizzell
Lucrell Dismuke
Alya Wyatt
Maelena
Muldrow
Ida Davis
Marie Williams
F. R. Williams
D. D
Arkansas Association of |' Beastern Stars
Son Fraternity of
Washington, Ark
McKinley Eyes Pro Tennis Move After Peak Season
McKinley, 22, signals interest in turning pro after aiming to win the national title and help Davis Cup from Australia. He won 6-2 6-4 6-? over Javorsky after tearing a back muscle, and will not join the Venezuela squad but leads the U S as the rest of the Davis Cup path unfolds.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
Forest Hills
N.Y
Chuck McKinley
Turkey
Australia
Wimbledon King
McKinley
West Side
Jiri Javorsky
Czechoslovakia
Venezuela
Denver
England
Bournemouth
India
Bob Kelleher
U.S
Dennis Ralston
Bakerfield
Calif
Martin Riessen
Evanston
Gene Scott
St. James
Arthur Ashe
Richmond Va
Scott
Yale University
University of Virginia Law School
Don Dell
Bethesda
Riessen
Ronnie Fisher
Houston
Ashe
Norman Perry
Los Angeles
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Jim Beste
Baton Rouge
War Dogs Through History and Modern Roles
A compact history of canine combat use from ancient myths to present day. The piece notes armor clad dogs in antiquity, famous leaders advocating war dogs, and the U. S. K 9 Corps created in 1942 with 19000 dogs trained. It highlights dogs aiding wounded soldiers via Red Cross and current roles as sentries at sensitive military sites.
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Clarence C. Frwcett
Purina Dog Care Center
St. Louis
Acropolis
Athens
Marathon
Caesar
Alexander the Great
Napoleon
Charles V
Spain
UF. 8. Army
Germany
Russia
England
France
Arkansans Killed in Missouri Crash Near Farmington
Two Arkansans were killed and six others injured in a head on collision seven miles south of Farmington on U S Highway 67. Kenneth Smith 22 of Jonesboro drove the car. his wife Mary Lou 22 was hospitalized in critical condition. Also injured were Kenneth Smiths nephew William 14 and Johnny Smith, both of Jonesboro. In the other car were Edward Cooper and Harald Francis, both of Fredericktown Missouri.
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Farmington, Mo
Arkansas
Farmington
Josephine ‘Smith
Jonesboro
Ark
C. E. Miles
Bono Ark
Missouri Highway Patrol
Kenneth Smith
Smith
Mary Lou
William Smith
Johnny Smith
Edward Cooper
Harald Francis
Fredericktown
Seabees elect new president in association meeting
Charles Mullinix of Tupelo Mississippi was elected president of the 66th Navy Seabees Association. Other officers named include P C Renshaw of Vernon Mississippi as vice president and John Chandler of McLemariesville Tennessee as secretary treasurer.
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Associated Press
Fort Smith, Ark
Charles Mullinix
Tupelo, Miss
66Th Navy Seabees Association
P. C. Renshaw
Vernon, Miss
John Chandler
McLemaresville
Australian Margaret Smith Extends Wimbledon Run
Margaret Smith of Australia powered past Janie Albert of Pebble Beach California 6-2 6-1 to reach the U S National final. Darlene Hard of Montebello California, seeded No 2, eliminated Monique Salfacti of France 6-1 7-5 to join Smith.
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Margaret Smith
Australia
U.S
Janie Albert
Pebble Beach
Calif
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Miss Smith
Monique Salfacti
France
Saratoga School District election set for September 24 1963
The Saratoga School District No. 9 and 11 voters will elect a school board member for Post No. 1 for five years and a County Board of Education member from Zone No. 8 for five years. A 40 mill tax for debt service and the general fund will be levied. Polling places remain as designated. Mary Goodman, Secretary of School Board.
Guernsey School District Election Notice 1969
The Guernsey School District No 20 Hempstead County will hold its annual election on Tuesday September 24 1969 from 8:00 am to 6:30 pm. Voters will approve a 37 mill school tax for debt service and general fund and elect one board member for Post No 1 for five years. Polling places remain as designated. Signed E 0 Norvell August 27 September 9 10 1963.
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Anual
Guernsey
Hempstead County
Norvell
Parker Players Highlight Razorback Prospects
Profiles of Arkansas stars emphasize Tommy Brasher, James Finch, Jerry Lamb, Ronnie Caveness, Stan Sparks, and Bobby Reynolds as key contributors in the upcoming season. Brasher anchors the defense with 39 tackles last year, Finch and Lamb lead receiving, Sparks shines on defense, and Reynolds battles for fullback duties replacing Brabham while Jones competes for the tailback spot.
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Associated Press
Tommy Brasher
Arkansas
Jerry Lamb
Ronnie Caveness
Brasher
el Dorado
Razorback
James Finch
Baylor
Lamb
Finch
Jim John
Jim Grizzle
Forrest City
Stan Sparks
Amarillo Tex
George Walker
Bobby Reynolds
Jerry Jones
Danny Brabham
Fort Smith
Santo powers Cubs with two homers in doubleheader sweep
Ron Santo slugged a grand slam and a bases-empty homer in a 4-for-8 day driving in seven runs as Chicago swept San Francisco 9% games behind NL leaders Los Angeles. Jim Maloney of the Reds earned his 20th win with a three-hit 13 strikeout gem to beat the Mets 1-0 in the nightcap after New York won the opener 5-3.
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Associated Press
Ron Santo
Cub
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Jim Maloney
Reds
New York Mets
Mets
AF to Examine Jet Wreckage
At Homestead Florida an Air Force board will examine wreckage from two strato-tanker KC1358 jets that went down in the Atlantic midway between Bermuda and Nassau on August 28 to determine if they collided. Eleven men were aboard the KC1358 and the search for survivors has been abandoned.
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Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Air Force Board of
Atlantic
Bermuda
Nassau
Earthquake Strikes India in Kashmir Valley
An earthquake struck 56 villages across a 50 square mile area of the Kashmir Valley killing about 100 people and injuring around 500. Most residents were in fields when the quake occurred.
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New Delhi
India
Kashmir Valley
Bancroft's Banco by Nelson C Nye race odds and jockey plans
The narrator facing a chaotic setup for a horse race, with Shirl pressuring to use a volatile jockey and a questionable horse. He evaluates Granite, a gray gelding, and Daguerrias hints at a “lap and tap” starting method while debating timing and approach with the crew. The scene mixes heat, tension, and unreliable betting alongside the stall-side preparations.
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Granite
Gardner
Daguerrias
Juarez
Teen hikers promote safe driving on tour to Greers Ferry Lake
Mae Troy and Gypsy Stark of Heber Springs began a 78 mile hike Monday to Little Rock to champion Greers Ferry Lake safety and driving practices. They carried signs reading Drive Safely and Visit Heber Springs and Greers Ferry Lake and planned to meet Governor Faubus with a lake water jug. The youths left at 12 01 a m and aimed to reach Little Rock in about 38 hours via state Highway 25 and U S Highway 65.
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Heber Springs
Ark
Little Rock
Colds Drive Absence in Arkansas Schools
The Schering Corp report based on National Education Association statistics shows Arkansas pupils missed an average of 19.6 days in the 1962-63 school year due to illness, with Washington State recording the best attendance at 10.5 days.
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Little Rock
Schering Corp
Arkansas
National Education Association
Washington State
Riders at the Track Start The Ask And Answer Style
The passage describes riders and tracks in an ask and answer format with official starters and turn taking. It notes the crowd and participants reacting to the start signals with phrases like Ready and Go while mentioning a corrective urging to wash thoughts away. The tone resembles a vintage wire service style from 1963.
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Cortinvea
Nelson C. Nye
Enterprise Assn
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