Society Calendar Highlights From September in Local Clubs
Open house at the Country Club after the Hope Smackover game invites all members. Ann Wollerman Circle meets September 29 at 7 30 PM at First Baptist for Royal Service and Dixie Jackson Offering drive. Delta Kappa Gamma meets October 1 at 4 PM in Home Economies Cottage with listed hostesses. Hope Country Club hosts Nine Hole Golf on October 2 with dinner at 6 30 PM and reservations by calling PR 7 3350. The Hope Gardens Club Council meets October 2 at 9 40 AM in the Community Room of the First National Bank. attend as directed. St W MLA elects new officers. committees named. Paisley PTA met September 18 with new secretary installed and officers introduced for the year.
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Mandel
Ann Wollerman
First Baptist Church
Dixie Jackson
Hope’ Country Club
Hope Gardens Club Council
First National Bank
Connell
Grady Hairstow
James Braden
Virgil Huckabee
Commilles-Mirs
Wade Wyyren
Tom Duckett
Kivler
Gil
Ivy Mitchell
Community PTA Meeting Highlights and Local Club News
Secretary Wilhite approved minutes while Mrs. Johnnie Greer read the President's Message. A Halloween Carnival was approved for October 31 at Paisley School. Paisley Cub Scout Pack 93 will march in the Third District Live Stock Parade. Rosebud Junior Garden Club elected Ralph Routon president and officers including Lamar Cox and Peggy King. A Razorback fan weekend plans a football trip to Little Rock and other cities. Duplicate Bridge Winners Night in Texarkana produced prizes for ten tables. Tec monthly Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Hope Country Club featured Guernsey lilies and a potluck lunch with prizes for top finishers.
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Wilhite
Mra
Johnnie Greer
Cecil C
Estelle" Caldwell
P.T.A
Thompson Impson
Easterling
Rosebud, Jr
Duplicate Bridge Club
Texarkana
J. Whitman
Henry
Elizabeth Bridewell
Mike Kelly
George Wright
R. L. Broach
Marie Hendrix
Harry Hawthorne
Luther Hollaman
Playeris
Country Club Tec
Hope’ Country Club
Guernsey
Peace Rogey
Gardinas
Priza
Syd McMath
Brack Schencklow
Duffie Booth
Lester Godwin
George Newbern
Sam W. Strang
Lex Relms
Coming and Going Mr and Mrs Milton Eason
Weekend trips and visits feature Marshall Texas residents with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Martin hosting. Donald Durham of Texarkana stopped in Hope for a business visit on Thursday. Pine Bluff attendees included Paul O Neal, David Pearson, the Rev Gladwins Connell, Kay Leimbacker, Mrs Chris Petre, Dyatth Mrs Lloyd Guerin, and Mr and Mrs Bob Moers at the Little Theater production Under the Yum Yur Tree.
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Little Theater
Pine Bluff
Paul O'Neal
David Pearson
Gladwins Connell
Kay Leimbacker
Chris Petre
Dyatth
Lloyd Guerin
Mir. Ant
Bob Moers
Judge Finds Himself Guilty In Wyoming Stop Sign Incident
Police Judge Fred Cook of Lander Wyoming called his court to order and ruled himself guilty of driving through a stop sign in his car. He paid a fine of seven dollars.
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Lander
Wyo
Cap
Fred Cook
Washington News Digest on Rights Commission and Military Pay
AP reports delays in renewing the Rights Commission life with a 60 day windup window while Senate action may renew it. The House expected to approve a pay raise for armed forces next month, costing about 1.2 billion annually. Rep Bray questions NIH child research using one way mirrors. Gemini pilots not selected until near launch. Glenn named among two-man crew.
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Washington
Commission
Senate
Armed Services
William G.bray
Lnd
Bureau of the
National Institutes of Health
House
Peek-abook
Glenn
National Agronautica and
Space ‘Administration
Gemini
CBS News
Marine Lit
John H. Glenn Jr
Price of Gold Takes a Dip
London AP reports gold on the free British bullion exchange slid today amid Soviet selling to raise cash for wheat imports. Prices dropped from 25.0725 to 25.0658 dollars an ounce, a .67 cent fall, with a 1.5 cent drop on Thursday. World official price remains $35 per ounce.
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London
Soviet Union
United States
Dorothy Dix column letters stir debate on striptease morality
Readers erupt over Dorothy Dix guidance on strip teasing and morality, citing religious references and personal values. A letter from G. Phillips of Dora, Ark, challenges the column, while Dorothy Erskine defends truthful discourse and urges readers to seek practical guidance through Helen Worden Erskine.
Gamble Apparently Wants a Divorce
Zurich AP reports typewriter heiress Gamble Bene dict Porumbeanu did not attend a reconciliation hearing in her divorce suit against husband Andrei Porumbeanu. Her attorney filed a medical certificate citing nervous exhaustion. Porumbeanu appeared and spoke briefly with the judge. no date for a new hearing was set.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Benedict Porumbeanu
Andrei Porumbeanu
Gamble
Poyumbeanu
Faubus Rejects Funds for State Fair Exhibit
Faubus said the fair could have a state exhibit but he would not be responsible for raising funds. He indicated the state had declined appointment and stressed his lack of financial obligation.
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Faubus
Weather summary from page one with mixed regional forecasts
Weather continued notes show upper seventies, lower sixties tonight. Saturday highs around 80s and 40s in different regions. Southeast Arkansas expects cloudy mild with rain chances, while eastern and southern Missouri forecast generally fair conditions with minor temperature shifts.
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Arkansas
Missoure
Lowton
Churches Lag on Rights Asserted in Civil Rights Crisis
Rev Edward J Odom of New York told a Little Rock audience that churches fail to meet moral duties in the civil rights crisis. He cited Birmingham as a good example and urged white ministers and church schools to lead integration and condemn token desegregation in the South.
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Little Rock
Edward J. Odom
New York
National ‘Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dom
Odom
Saii
Litle
South
Norway to Invite Nordic Ministers for Inspection Trip
The Norwegian Foreign Ministry says South Africa has invited foreign ministers from five Nordic nations to personally inspect the racial situation in its territories. Talks occurred at the United Nations, with a decision expected soon.
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Oslo
Norway
South Afrea
United Nations
Kennedy Speech Frames United States Role in World Affairs
President Kennedy, speaking in a Western state setting, argued the United States must stay engaged internationally. He cited the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty as a first step toward avoiding nuclear disaster and praised federal state and private cooperation on the Flaming Gorge Dam project.
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Kennedy
United Nationa
Soviet Union
Rocky
Mountain
Salt Lake
Flaming
Wyoming
Ins
Colorado River
Mormon ‘Tabernacle
Arkansas Arts Center and Theater dismiss director
In Little Rock the Arkansas Arts Center and Theater has dismissed its first director, Joseph N. Carner, over a difference in philosophies of theater programming. A successor was not named. Garner joined the staff a year late. His future plans were not announced.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Arts Center and
Theater
Wwhat
Garner
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