Pierre du Pont Dies at 84 in Delaware Estate
Pierre Samuel du Pont longtime head of the Du Pont company and former GM president died at Longwood estate near Kennett Square after dinner. He suffered an aortic aneurysm and was attended by his brother Irenee and sister Mrs R R M Carpenter. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Wilmington
Del
Pierre Samuel du Pont
Longwood
Kennett Square
Pamorial Hospital
du Pont
Irenee
R. R. M. Carpenter
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
General Motors Corp
Pierre
America
France
Lammot du Pont
Repauno Chemical Co
Gibbstown
N. J
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pierre du Pont
Pont the —_ y
Alice Belin
Scranton, Pa
Japanese Police Arrest 320 In Crackdown On Terrorists
Tokyo police rounded up 320 suspects in a major postwar crackdown on terrorism. The detainees included alleged criminals and political agitators slated for questioning and likely release after assessment.
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Tokyo
O K I H I Campfire Group Names New Officers
Fay Verma was elected president of the cee we campfire group at a meeting with Mrs Frank Rhody. Martha Wallis became vice president Elizabeth Porter secretary treasurer and Linda Richardson reporter. Following the election plans for a picnic were made with several members present.
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O-Ki-Hi
Fay Verma
Cee We
Meecian
Frank Rhody
Eore
Martha Wallis
Elizabeth Porter
Linda Richardson
Carol Anne Barnes
Jan Doughty
Carolyn Rhody
Carol Scott
Colette Turley
Nancy Walker
Maryan Brammer
Sharon Teme
Camp Fire Girls Treasure Hunt and Evening by the Fire
Camp Fire Girls gathered for a cozy evening around the fireplace with Blue Birds and leaders present. After breakfast the next morning they played baseball and then hunted for a treasure before cleanup. Guests included Leon Beaver David Brummet and several mothers and leaders.
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Blue Birds
Brummett
Judy Beaver
Barbara
Roberta Cavett
Gary Rush
Janet Hickenbottom
Linda
Judy Askins
Ben Lynn Wat
Ernest Cavett
Robert Rush
Elmer Ewing
Leon Beaver
David Brummett
Harold Lee
Frederic Hammond
Lynn Askins
Charles Hickenbottom
Robert Ae Elmer Ewing
Ernest Cave
Trail Seeker Rank Review At Can Te Ci Wa Camp
Can Te Ci Wa Camp Fire members reviewed the trail seeker rank with guardian Mrs. Murray Gilbert of No. 5 S. 18th. Symbol games preceded refreshments served by Diane Riesenberg to a list of attendees including Margaret Ann Gilbert Judy Carol Kaspereit Margaret McMahon Sharon Ann Roper Lynda Trope Linda Metcalf Billie Karen Mercer and Dixie Lee Massad.
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Murray Gilbert
Diane Riesenberg
Margaret Ann Gilbert
Judy Carol Kaspereit
Margaret McMahon
Sharon Ann Roper
Lynda Trope
Linda Metcalf
Billie Karen Mercer
Dixie Lee Massad
Easter Egg Decorators at Ko- O- Ki- Ya Camp Fire
Leonard Agnew and members decorated Easter eggs. Present were Suzanne Agnew Janet Barnett Glynda Blake Ruth Davis Dixie Greer Wanda Sue Harris Joan Stettheim er Portia Taptto Mary Uppolm Avanda Demeter and Mrs. B. Steinhoff assistant guardian.
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Leonard Agnew
Suzanne Agnew
Janet Barnett
Glynda Blake
Ruth Davis
Dixie Greer
Wanda Sue Harris
Joan Stettheimer
Portia Taptto
Mary Uppolm
Avanda Demeter
B. Steinhoff
Cookie Jar Filled by Camp Fire Group Visit
Tan-Ya-Ka Camp Fire members with guardian Mrs. Bill Joyner visited the USC YMCA at Fourth and B to fill the cookie jar. They played ping pong and enjoyed Cokes and candy with participants Alice Aurell Suzanne Jones Nan cy Joyner Marilyn Lewis Ella Price Stella Price Jane Stinson Gwenn Wood and Babs Yarmuk.
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Tan-Ya-Ka
Bill Joyner
Arlington
Usc-Ymca
Alice Aurell
Suzanne Jones
Nancy Joyner
Marilyn Lewis
Ella Price
Stella Price
Jane Stinson
Gwenn Wood
Babs Yarmuk
Easter Party Fetes Royal Blue Birds Group
Mrs Clinton Bell and daughter Elayne hosted an Easter party for the Royal Blue Birds at 809 Dearborn. Sue Stinson won Name-the-Tune, Sandra Lynch won Musical Chairs, Tish Downing won the picture gallery, and Cathleen Cummins drew the most attractive Easter Egg. Refreshments were served by Doris Forgy Carol Diane Williams Linda Gail Kennedy and Mrs Anton Lattal with leader Mrs James C Williams and assistant leader.
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Clinton Bell
Elayne
Dearborn
Sue Stinson
Sandra Lynch
Tish Downing
Cathleen Cummins
Doris Forgy
Carol Diane Williams
Linda Gail Kennedy
Anton Lattal
James C. Williams
Blue Birds Go On Overnight Outing Near Faxon
McKinley Blue Birds traveled to C Andy Cabin near Faxon for an overnight outing with parents joining the trip.
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McKinley
Blue Birds
C’andy Cabin
Faxon
Easter Basket Meeting at Mrs O Kelley’s Home
Dancing Blue Birds began Easter baskets during a gathering led by Mrs. W. H. O Kelley at 1010 Washington. Lynda Joyce Dayton served refreshments to Carol Harper Jane Ann Bradford Geraldine Harrison Sandra O Kelley and two guests Jean Reed and Roberta Sue
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Blue Birds
W. H. O’kelley
Washington
Lynda Joyce Dayton
Carol Harper
Jane Ann Bradford
Geraldine Harrison
Sandra O’kelley
Jean Reed
Roberta Sue
Loyal Blue Birds Meet With Leader for Gift Exchange
Loyal Blue Birds finished gifts were making when they met with their leader Mrs Lonnie Knight at 752 North 16th. Refreshments were served to Beverly Jo Brown Cathy Freeman Cheryl Finley Lu Wayne Gilley Verna Mae Hooper Linda Jo Knight Janis Mackey Debbie Lou Robertson Carol Whitman Mrs W P Whitman assistant leader and Teenie Whitman.
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Loyal Blue Birds
Lonnie Knight
N. 16Th
Beverly Jo Brown
Cathy Freeman
Cheryl Finley
Lu Wayne Gilley
Verna Mae Hooper
Linda Jo Knight
Janis Mackey
Debbie Lou Robertson
Carol Whitman
W. P. Whitman
Teenie Whitman
Loveable Blue Birds Meet With Leader Mrs Ross
The Loveable Blue Birds finished se uin necklaces meeting with leader Mrs W Ross at 509 Carver. Attending were Sandra Brown Rita Dewberry El sie Gardner Charles Etta Henry Shirley McCowan Mary Etta Mc Peters Darlene Stevenson Carolyn Wall Judy Thomas and assistant leader Mrs J B Ross.
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W Ross
Carver
Sandra Brown
Rita Dewberry
Elsie Gardner
Charles Etta Henry
Shirley McCowan
Mary Etta McPeters
Darlene Stevenson
Carolyn Wall
Judy Thomas
J. B. Ross
Sandra Wynekoop Elected Leader of Merry Blues Club
Sandra Kay Wynekoop was elected leader of the Merry Blues when they met with their head, Mrs. Kenneth Clapp of 209 Arlington. Sandra McCoy was chosen secretary and Linda Sue Truelock was named treasurer.
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Sandra Kay Wynekoop
The
Merry Blues
Kenneth Clapp
Arlington
Sandra McCoy
Linda Sue Truelock
Treas
Easter Crafts At Meeting With Local Leaders
After election of officers, Rita Jane Clapp Jane Stanton Mary Davidson and Paula Brim made Easter bunnies and pipe cleaner dolls dressed in Mexican costumes. Retrasheaters were served.
When Working Blue Birds Meet Leader Mrs Young 2002 D
The Blue Birds group led by Mrs Frank Young prepared booklets with a Blue Bird wish and song. They sang and served refreshments to new member Marcella and several names including Clau detta Bennett Diana Lewis Linda Rogers Jo Ann Lyle Patsy Smith Judy Waters and Patricia Young.
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Blue Birds
Frank Young
Marcella
Claudetta Bennett
Diana Lewis
Linda Rogers
Jo Ann Lyle
Patsy Smith
Judy Waters
Patricia Young
Early Bluebirds Meet Leader Mrs Heath at 914 S Sixth
The group gathered with leader Mrs Arnold Heath and assistants for Fly Up ceremonial practice. Members listed include Linda Kay Moon Mary Martin Sueing Sherian Waldrupe Ellen Lowry Sharon Hart line Darlene Heath Janie Cozort and sponsors Mrs C C Moon and Mrs Thomas Clanton.
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Arnold Heath
Linda Kay Moon
Mary Martin
Sueing
Sherian Waldrupe
Ellen Lowry
Sharon _Hartline
Darlene Heath
Janie Cozort
C. C. Moon
Thomas Clanton
Carolyn Robertson Heads Good Blue Birds Group
During a short business meeting Good Blue Birds elected officers led by Mrs. T. M. Meaders. Carolyn Robertson was chosen president with Judy Williamson as vice president Wanda Havens as secretary Linda Adkins as candlelighter Carolyn Wallace as helper Connie Lee as wish leader and noting Doris Lee Hobbs Jere Tozier and Carol Ann Miller.
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Carolyn Robertson
Good Blue Birds
T. M. Meaders
Lincoln
Robertson
Judy Williamson
Wanda Havens
Linda Adkins
Carolyn Wallace
Connie Lee
Doris Lee Hobbs
Jere Tozier
Carol Ann Miller
Easter Egg Hunt Planned by Florence Nightingale Blue Birds
Florence Nightingale Blue Birds plan an Easter Egg hunt led by Mrs. Clarence Johnson at 1222 Oklahoma. The group met and discussed event plans while Mrs. Ernest Martinez served refreshments to Patricia Carr Thelma Daubenspeck Doris Jean Johnson Edna Lee Martinez Carol Ann McDaniel Barbara Miller Sharonee Pursley and Carolyn Sue.
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Florence Nightingale
Blue Birds
Clarence Johnson
Oklahoma
Ernest Martinez
Patricia Carr
Thelma Daubenspeck
Doris Jean Johnson
Edna Lee Martinez
Carol Ann McDaniel
Barbara Miller
Sharonee Pursley
Carolyn Sue
Election slate at Bertram home names officers
At the home of assistant leader Mrs Joe A Bertram 807 A Ann Naughton was elected vice president Charlotte Specht secretary Virginia Chandler treasurer Gloria Benke reporter. Other members included Nancy Bertram N Sanders Mary Larkin Sandra Loughlin and Pokorny Mrs Bob Landers.
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Joe A. Bertram
A. Ann Naughton
Charlotte Specht
Virginia Chandler
Gloria Benke
Nancy Bertram
N Sanders
Mary Larkin
Sandra Loughlin
Vs Pokorny
Bob Landers
Eader
Tot Cries Cause Fatal Auto Wreck on Route 66
A crying eight month old in a Jeffersonville family distracted the mother, veered off U S 66 west of Oklahoma, killing the infant. The mother and wife were treated in an Oklahoma City hospital. A two-year-old in St. Anthony hospital was struck while running to his mother. John Edgar Gregory, son of Mrs. Jimmy Gregory, was involved. A driver, Tom P White of Oklahoma City, hit the child.
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United Press
Highway Patrol
Eugene Kemp
Jeffersonvine
St. Anthony Hospital
City
John Edgar Gregory
Jimmy Gregory
Tom P White
Oklahoma City
UN Security Council to Meet Thursday on Israel Jordan Fight
The United Nations Security Council in New York will meet Thursday to discuss rival complaints from Israel and Jordan amid border violence. Council president Andrei Vi A of Russia called the session after receiving requests from Israel and Lebanon on behalf of Jordan, which is not a UN member.
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UN Security Council
Israel
Jordan
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. Security Council
Middle East
Russia
Andrei Y. Vi
Council
Lebanon
Pigeons Stolen From Denver Loft Overnight
H A Griswold reported a break in at his Denver garage loft where four homing pigeons were stolen. Police are investigating the theft and the birds’ likely homeward instincts.
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Denver
H. A. Griswold
Lawn mower service and tool sharpening offered locally
Local shop advertises lawn mower sales and sharpening services for lawn mowers, circle saws, hand saws, knives, scissors, and hedge shears. Free delivery after 6. Contact info listed for the shop.
Grandfield Baptist Youths Take Turn At Church Duties
Grandfield reports youth leaders assume church roles once held by adults. Rev. Clifford Wells notes training for 32 youths across deacons and boards, with Patterson Townsend led by Albert Topethy and others. A banquet for high school seniors is announced.
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Grandfield
First Church
Clifford Wells
Wayne King
Jimmy Loy
Bob Wells
Robert Tisdale
Monkey uncovers bootlegger stash in yard
Officers search Sharp's home find no whisky but a monkey in a chicken coop playing with a half pint. A further search uncovers 16 more pints. Sharp jokes that the monkey caused the losses and had previously broken 12 bottles last week.
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Sharp
Beauty Queen Honored in Washington Reception
Rep. P Belcher of Oklahoma and Mrs Be er hosted a reception for Charlotte Markham in Washington as Oklahoma’s princess.
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Washington
P Belcher
R-Okla
Child Brother Carves Stone Marker for Lost Grave
Ten year old Clarence Tyler carved a grave marker after his family could not locate the burial site in a Tulsa cemetery last fall. The handmade stone was finished Monday and placed with ceremony, with local monument firms Tulsa Monument Co and Bradford Monument Co previously donating standard headstones.
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Clarence Tyler
Clarence
Tulsa Monument Co
Bradford Monument Co
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