Community Club and Society Notices from Hempstead County
Local society pages list meetings and events for Sept 17 to Sept 19 across groups including WSCS First Hétheclist Church Circle 5, Hope Club Ladies, Golf Association, Wesleyan Service Guild No 2, Patinay PTA, Brookwood PTA, and Spring Hill PTA. Also notes Legion Auxiliary, Republican Club breakfast, Laneburg FHA, leadership conference reports, and Daffodile Garden Club fall gathering with new members and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meltodi Club
Daffodile Garden Club
Hame
Warne Russell
Jud Martinlate
Busin
Je+ Watking
Ralph Emerson
Monty Monts
Wedding attendance and visitors among Davis and
Mr and Mrs Jtnion Davis and Mrs J E Thornton attend the McSpadden wedding in Hot Springs with My and Mrs John Tabor of Marion. Mrs Tabor and Susan Davis sing. Visitors include Eva Jones after Texarkana surgery and the Bridgers clan in Webb Laseter Jr. travels to Fayetteville for a Credit Bureau meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtnion Davis
J. E. Thornton
Ck - McSpadden
Hot Springs
John Tabor
Marion
Tabor
Susan Davis
Eva Jones
Texarkana
Webb Laseter Jr
Fayetteville
Credit Bureau
Voters decide Kennedy McCormack primary in Mass
Massachusetts voters faced a pivotal primary on the Kennedy McCormack contest for a short term U.S. Senate nomination. Edward Kennedy and Edward McCormack vie to keep the Kennedy political line alive while George Lodge and Laurence Curtis dispute the Republican side. Independent voters intensify the race as turnout and party loyalties shape the fall election odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Boston
Massachusetts
Kennedy
George C. Lodge
Tabor
Rep
Laurence Curtis
Congress
Greenfield
Pittsfield
Teddy Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy- McCormack
West End
McCormack
Dorchester
Lodge
Curtis
Arkansas Postmasters Elect League Officers
Mrs Verna Reithammer of Arkansas City was named president of the Arkansas Branch of the National League of Postmasters at the annual convention B B Hammond of Beech Grove and Mrs Rosalie Batchelder of Bull Shoals were named vice presidents and Donald Hall Sr of West Memphis was secretary treasurer Officers were named during the annual convention of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouachita Baptist College
Ellen
Federation
Linda Bright
Ann Murrah
Faye Almand
Gail Alford
Sue Spercer
Joyce Carton
Margaret Jones
Hollen Baker
Horace Kennedy
Lloyd. Spenser
Little Rock
Verna Reithammer
Arkansas City
Arkansas
National League of Postmasters
B. B. Hammond
Beech Grove
Rosalie Batchelder
Bull Shoals
Donald Hall Sr
West Memphis
Association
Kennedy Attacks Dynasty and Immaturity in Rhetoric
The speaker targets Kennedy with sharp shots directed at him and Lodge, denouncing dynasty and immaturity. Lodge, described as the son and great grandson of U.S. senators, is highlighted as part of the political lineage referenced in the remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Lodge
U.S
Lines Drawn by President Over Cuba
President Kennedy warned Fidel Castro against endangering or interfering with U S bases and routes including Guantanamo Bay the Panama Canal and Cape Canaveral and warned against any attempt to make Cuba an offensive Soviet base The general warning covered other actions not listed and implied readiness to act if the crisis escalates with war a possible outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Khrushchev
U.S. Naval
Guantanamo
Panama Canal
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Soviet Union
Driver Education Course Promises Driving Skills and Savings
In this course students learn driving attitudes safety rules and traffic laws. The program notes insurance savings and highlights the value for both experienced drivers and non drivers. Mr Ballard hopes to start an adult class next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ballard
Wall
Ballard
Hope High School
Glenn Ballard
B. Nunn, Sr
Nunn-Pentecost Motor Co
Communist Cuba buildup threat to U.S. security statement
A general statement asserts that if the Communist build-up in Cuba endangers or interferes with U.S. security, the country will take whatever steps are necessary to protect its security and that of its allies. The remark frames a readiness to act decisively to deter and respond to perceived aggression or influence from Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Arkansas Power & Light People
Ap&l
Arkansas Power & Light Company
Arkansas Mining Output Declines From 1960 Peak
The Department of Interiors Bureau of Mines reported 1961 mineral production in Arkansas valued at 148.5 million dollars, down six percent from 1960’s 158 million. Russellville, an agricultural district school founded in 1909, became a four year college in 1948. David Owen launched the state’s first geological survey in 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Department of Interiors Bureau of Mines
Arkansas
Arkaiy Polytechnic College
Russellville
Teck
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Galendar ,Mandey
Circle 5
WSCS
Mon
Fai
Paul Bain
Sam Luckabe
Hope v Club
Laie
Golf Assa
Dawn
Wesleyan ‘Service Guild No. 2
First National Bank
Eva Jongs
Don Brown
Mvs Patinay Pta
Tschool Auditorium
Brookwood Pta
Mempstead County Repub
William Routon
Lynn Harris
PTA
American Legion Auxiliary
Hyle. Kyler
Jetl Bundy
Foy’ Hammons
Hempstead County
Laneburg
Ann Murray
Dixie
Robert Mitchum
Jack Webb
Martha Hyer
Archie
Iltures Ees Srr
SITUA
Bob Jones
Dimmit
Texas
C. W. Bridgers
Mrs
Henry Davis
Albuquerque, N.M
J. A. Davis
A. M. McDowell
Fr. Worth
Wallace McDowell
Slaughter
Irvin
T.xas
J. S. McDowell
Conrad Collins
Buddy Bowden
Shreveport, la
E. 8. Jones
Powell
Wyoming
Florence Davis
David Davis Sr
Hope
Cumberland Presbyterians
Washington County
al Cané Hill
Erchandise
Shop Sears
SEARS
Sears Catalog
S. Main Hope
Vic Cobb
Cobb
RCA Victor
William D. Rothwell
Warren Eagle
Clint Huey
Warren
Huey and Rothwell
Henderson
University of Arkansas
Buster Rothwell
Ted Kennedy
Ast
Arkansas Mining
David Owen
Westor-Owned
Arrkansas
Arkanse