Fairplay Club Plans July Picnic At Bloomfield Shelter
The Fairplay Friendly Neighbors club met at Mrs. Ardith Scott s home near Switz City with Mrs. Dora Cowell presiding. Members answered roll call with favorite flowers and reports were given. A club picnic is planned for July at the Bloomfield shelter house. The next meeting is set for June 12 at Mrs. Elsie Scott s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay Friendly Neighbors Club
Switz City
Ardith Scott
Dora Cowell
Bloomfield Shelter House
Elsie Scott
Washington House bills paddling amid school discipline crisis
The Washington House approved a bill to allow paddling in schools as part of a move to address a disciplinary crisis. The action focuses on classroom management and potential penalties for districts.
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Washington
Wpp
House
Washington House approves bills on student discipline
The House passed two measures to let school authorities suspend or expel unruly students in the District of Columbia. The bills, sent to the Senate, come after teachers and principals complained that a few uncontrollable pupils disrupt learning in the integrated public schools. The District of Columbia Committee recommended the actions guiding Congress as city council for the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
House Committee
District of Columbia
Congress
National Capital
Washington
Board of Education
Punishment Rules Raise Debate Over Corporeal Penalties
A fragment discusses corporal punishment laws and their enforcement in schools and courts. It notes public concern about punishment methods and potential legal limits, without detailing specific cases or jurisdictions.
Patty Gullion Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Park Shelter
Patty Gullion marked her eighth birthday with a party at Humphreys Park shelter house hosted by her mother Mrs Richard Gullion. Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes for Jana Laughlin Alice Banard Janet Franklin Patty Gullion Deanna Correll Donna Harper Gary Ball Diana McBride Melissa Moody and Debbie Fisher. Refreshments were served including ice cream cool aid cupcakes and candy to attendees and helpers. Regrets came from Ken Wright Dale and Brenda Lewhien Wayne Martha and Stevie Hofmeister and Chuck Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Gullion
Richard Gullion
Humphreys Park
Prizs
Jana Laughlin
Alice Banard
Janet Franklin
Deanna Correll
Donna Harper
Gary Ball
Diana McBride
Melissa Moody
Debbie Fisher
Patty
David Ball
Gary Moody
Carolen
Susan Jones
Debra Singleton
Mike
Jeff Orr
Cheryl Banard
Ginger Franklin
Pam
Nanette Simpson
Pality Ball
Kirk Wright
Terry Leigh Gullion
Ken Wright
Dale
Brenda Lewhien
Wayne
Martha
Stevie Hofmeister
Chuck Murphy
Jessie Shanklin
Erma Moody
Sondra McNew
Leslie Ball
Brenda Lechien
Gullion
Miss Miller Crowned Queen at Jasonville Prom
The Jasonville High School Junior-Senior Prom at the Terre Haute House on May 3 featured the theme Evening in Paris. Miss Carolyn Jane Miller, a Junior, was crowned queen and escorted by Roger Pittman, with runners up Vicki Cole, Sharlene Reedy, and escorts listed.
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Terre Haute House
Jasonville High School
Paris
Carolyn Jane Miller
Roger Pittman
Hallie Miller
Vicki Cole
Jarrett Clayton
Sharlene Reedy
Eddie Watson
Sharon Galion
Don Wile
Lyons Club Plans Summer Projects and Sale
The Lyons Club Women’s Division met at Mrs. Mildred Ford’s home to discuss money-raising projects. A rummage sale is set for Friday May 17 at the former telephone building in Linton with items due by Thursday noon at Linda’s Beauty Shop in Lyons. Arrangements for the summer fair were reviewed.
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Lyons Community Club
Mildred Ford
Linton
Linda
Lyons
Community church and club schedule notices
Friday events include SCOT COTO fan meetings First Methodist Lottie Freund 1:30 pm Jolly Mothers Home Demonstration Cecil Shelton 7 pm Jasonville Methodist choir 7 pm WSC S Jasonville Methodist 1 39 pm Salvation Army Home League 7 pm Linton Lodge 560 F and AM 7 30 pm Eagles Auxiliary 7 30 pm Hiawatha club 11 30 am Lee Sherrard park 6 pm American Legion 7 30 pm Saron Choir 7 30 pm church 7 pm Christian and First Baptist choirs Psi Iota Xi 6 30 pm St Peters hall dinner. Friday Quapaw Tribe 143 Red Men 7 pm Columbian chapter OES 7 30 pm Moose Women 8 pm Triad 7 pm Saturday Dagger Lodge 721 7 30 pm Master Mason degree Refreshments Visitors welcome. Sunday Harmony days EUB church Paradise Lake picnic basket dinner drink provided.
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W.S.W.S
First Methodist Church
Lottie Freund
Jolly Mothers Home Demonstration Club
Cecil Shelton
Jasonville Methodist Choir
W.S.C.S
Jasonville
Masonic Temple
Eagles
Lodge Hall
Hiawatha Club
Red
Linton Community Conservation Club
Lee Sherrard Park
American Legion
Legion
Saron
Christian Choir
First Methodist
First Baptist Choir
Psi Iota Xi
St. Peter’s Hall
Quapaw Tribe No. 143
Improved Order
Red Men
OES
Women of Moose
Moose Home
High School
Bible Thought by Rev. James Story Pilgrim Holiness Church
Exodus 3 insight shows God sees affliction and hears cries of sorrow. Comforting reminder that the Lord notices suffering, understands sorrows, and draws near to his people in distress.
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James Story
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Egypt
H-12 Club Meets With Mrs Jones in Social Session
Mrs John Jones hosted the H-12 club gathering with a club creed opening led by Mrs W D Roof. Members contributed to a cancer drive and enjoyed contests with prizes awarded to several members. refreshments were served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs John Maddison.
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W. D. Roof
Yarl Cole
Sylvia Ellis
Floella Woodward
Corrie Browning
Eliza
Haussin
Emery Huff
Lettie Grounds
Maudeline Bicknell
Gwen Spice
Flo Gilbert
Ayle Martin
John Maddison
Birth of Stephen John Tucker in Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Stephen L Tucker announce the birth of their son Stephen John born May 9 at Mary Sherman hospital Sullivan. He weighed nine pounds three and a half ounces. This is the couple's first child. Mother is Carolyn Bunch of Lyons.
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Stephen L. Tucker
Sullivan
Mary Sherman Hospital
Stephen John
Carolyn Bunch
Lyors
Eisenhower to Receive Fairless Award in May Banquet
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be presented with the first Benjamin F. Fairless Award by the American Iron and Steel Institute at a banquet on May 23. The honor recognizes distinguished service in preserving economic freedom, human liberty and individual enterprise in memory of the late head of U S Steel.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Benjamin F. Fairless
American Iron and Steel Institute
Eisenhower
Ward
U.S. Steel
Flares Rise Again in Raleigh Desegregation Tensions
Racial tensions rose again in Raleigh North Carolina as more than 800 Black protesters staged a freedom march to push desegregation. Police arrested 34 demonstrators amid tense moments near white crowds. Leslie Ferguson reported fear during a sit in. A bi racial committee met in Raleigh and banking official Victor Bell Jr. noted progress. The Raleigh ministerial association voted 42 1 in favor of desegregating business facilities. In Birmingham and Nashville authorities reported improving conditions but Mos remained ready for possible trouble. President Kennedy considered troop withdrawal as federal forces remained at bases. Negro students in Nashville cancelled a planned demonstration facing opposition from their own leaders and later met with Mayor Briley to discuss progress.
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Birmingham
Ala
Nashville
Tenn
North Carolina
Raleigh
Leslie Ferguson
Victor Bell Jr
Raleigh Ministerial Association
Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Montgomery
Anniston
Birminham
Westington
Noeshvilc
Tennessee
Beverly Briley
Linton Schools End Year With Track Meet and Honors
Pupils among elementary and high schools dismiss at 2 pm on Friday for the regional track meet at the local field with 202 participants from 61 schools. Report cards will be issued May 22 at 8 am with optional early departure. Honor day for eighth graders and awards follow in the high school auditorium.
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Goodman
Linton High School
Doup Visits Ireland as Farm Leader Attends Conference
George Doup of Columbus Indiana Farm Bureau will attend the 13th general conference of the International Federation of Agricultural Producers in Bray Ireland from May 16 to 29 as announced today.
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Indianapolis
UPII
George Doup
Columbus
Indiana
Farm Bureau
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
Bray
Ireland
Teenager defenses by unwed mothers expose family blame
Dr. Evelyn Duvall argues that many unwed mothers seek a baby to spite domineering parents or gain affection. She notes most illegitimate births in 1958 were to women over 18, not teens, and cites reasons like emotional hunger and peer influence as key factors.
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New York
Evelyn Millis Duvall
Association Press
YMCA
Duvall
Reina
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Mabel Bartley
Rosanna Blackmore
Vonda Collins
Gaile Freeman
Dorothy Gillett
Celia Graves
Deloris Hogue
Nola Holtsclaw
Ruby Inman
Helena Michael
Geneva Newsom
Lena Page
Mary Newsom
Edna Roudebush
Minnie York
Elva White
Randy Scott
Fabulous Savings
Hardware & Furniture
Main
Dial
Lyons Club
Holland Dairy
Dhonday
Sven
Tard & Sea Creath, Inc
Symepstokes
Halland
Dunhill
Perial
Moy
Pamy Foods
Harmony
EUB Church
Mrs. Jones
John Jones
H-12
Stephen John Tucker
Ike
Maynard H. Baggio
K. J. Brown & Co., Inc
SE. Manin St
Bloomfield
N.C
United Press International
Harold Hackler
Greene County Hospital
Gloria Kenworthy
Diana Wilkinson
Kathy Garrett
Jacque Burbank
Beth Mercier
Bicknell, Shoals
Petersburg
Tressa Ladson
Pansy Wilson
Ellen Mitchell
Bonna Miller
Bobby Duncan
Brazil
Johnnie Smith
Helen Headley
The
Tuberculosis Association
Johnnie
Rita Mason
Frances Overman
Revin Byarley
Midland
Doup
Johnson
Johnson’s
Oleo
Bacon
Gerber
Rex
Shedd
Hostetler’s Market
N. Main
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