Circle of WSCS Meeting At First Methodist Church
Monday evening circle activities include WSCS meeting at 7 30 in Mrs Paul Bains home with co hostesses Mrs Sam Hutka bes. 17 members and guest Mrs Roy Bagley dined at the Diamond with roses on table. President Mrs Herbert Stephens led business as year books were distributed and spring convention notes read.
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Circle
WSCS
First Methodist’ Church
Paul Bain
Sam Hutkabes
Roy Bagley
Diamond
Herbert Stephens
Magnolia
E. P. O'even
Neal
Henry Haghes
First
National Bank
Bra Jones
Don Brown
Hop
Bill Wray
Mike Kelly
Mavie Hendrix
Taylor Scuart
Tite
R. L. Broach
Geo. Wright
Virgil Huckabee
Yocom
Bertid Duncan
Dear Confused and the Civil War at the Table
A local advice column features a letter from a Southern wife and mother living with her in law. She vents about hostile family dynamics and poverty while considering moving to pursue modeling opportunities for herself and a safer home for her child. The adviser urges choosing independence, a stable plan, and warns of ongoing conflict at home.
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Helen
George Newbern Jr
David
Hospital Notes Announces Several Births and Admits
The hospital lists admissions and discharges from Hope and nearby areas. Notable items include the birth of a baby boy to Mrs. Hosen and Genie Thomas of Richmond, California, born September 1962, and a baby girl born September 11, 1962 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salesbury.
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Harrison Ross
Foy Hammons
Hope
Cecil Roger
B. Norris
Hope Jane
Ohat
Es Ward
James Howell
Walter Heatling
Willisville
Frank Gilbert
Washington
Lim
Young
J. T. Bowden
Charles Salisbury
Joe Jones
Frank Worthy
Buford Bearden
Patmos
Lucilla Simpson
Charles Salesbury
El Dorado Superintendent Named to National Education Board
EL DORADO Ark APi Gar land A Stubblefield superintendent of El Dorado schools was chosen for a three year term as Arkansas representative to the Advisory Council of the American Association of School Administrators. The organization has more than 13 000 members and was created in 1936 with each state allotted representatives.
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EL Dorado, Ark
API
Garland A. Stubblefield
el Dorado Schools
Arkansas
American Association of School Administrators
Vkanaas
Dear Despairing Daughter and an amorous doctor
A reader asks how to cope with a psychologically troubled mother who controls the home and fears for her safety. The advice suggests talking to the family doctor, staying patient, and avoiding resentment, emphasizing empathy over anger. The second inquiry concerns an amorous doctor who pressures a married reader. guidance would advise boundaries and professional conduct.
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Helen
Jou
Weme
Arkansas to receive money for six military projects
A House Senate conference panel approved a final version of a 1.222 billion dollar military construction bill. It allocates at least 41 thousand dollars to six Arkansas projects including hospital facilities at Little Rock Air Force Base and armory funding at Crossett De Queen Harrisburg and Pine Bluff Arsenal. The tone reflects a concise legislative action with named locations and project types.
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Washington
House- Senate
Arkansas
Lille Rock Air Force Base
Bitheville Air Porte Base
Pine Blaft Arsenal
Crossett
de Quuren
Harrisburg
Stock Market at Virtual Standstill
The stock market showed a quiet session with small gains and losses, light volume, and few big moves. The AP average edged up 0.1 to 1223.7 at noon as industrials rose while utilities eased. dividends through August were up sharply and investors waited for Kennedy’s news conference on Cuba.
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New York
Associated Press
Commerce Department
Corportions
Kennedy
Cuba
Market summary and a Confederate Soldiers' Home opening
The market showed mixed moves with aircraft and utility stocks edging higher while steels motors metals and electronics rose slightly. Chemicals rails and oils moved irregularly as the Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 05.92 with a .42 rise. The Confederate Soldiers' Home near Little Reek opened on December 1, 1890.
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Little Reek
Army engineers open bids for $200000 Arkansas River bank work
Army Engineers said bids will be opened October 17 for a 200000 dollar bank stabilization project on two locations along the Arkansas River from Fergus Crossing to Davis Lodge.
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Little Hock
Army Engineers
Arkansas River
Fergus Crossing
Davis Lukg
Army Engineers Name Low Bidder On Arkansas River Project
The Associated Press reports W. D. Jeffrey of Fort Smith appeared to be the low bidder at 705,260 for a battle stabilization project along both sides of the Arkansas River near Haroldtot Beach eight miles east of Fort Smith. Estimated project cost is 929,402.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Army Engineers
W. D. Jeffrey
Fort Smith
Arkansas River
Haroldtot Beach
Fortsmith
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