Community Clubs Share Meetings and Birthdays in Multiple Gatherings
The Marshall Art Club met at 7 30 PM Tuesday at Mrs Omar Blankenship's home with Mrs Harold Turner presiding in the chairman's absence. Numerous clubs held socials and programs as members and guests celebrated birthdays, shared discussions, and heard talks on art and literature across townspeople and families.
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Marshall Art Club
Omar Blankenship
Harold Turner
Martin Tarble
Kelly Smith
H. Miller
Pearce
Dick Davidson
Donald Miller
Jack Morrison
Herman Miller
Wilfred Pearce
Herbert Trefz
Harry Wann
Paul Arney
Education and work paths for 1960s youth
The piece argues that 26,000,000 youngsters must be prepared for a tougher decade with high school completion rates, higher education challenges, and shifts to work. It emphasizes school–community cooperation with government to prepare 87,000,000 Americans for full-time work, amid expanding occupations.
Explorer Scouting Meeting Open to All at Marshall Church
All boys 14 and older interested in explorer scouting are invited to attend the next regular meeting at Marshall Methodist Church in the basement next Monday March 4 at 7 00 PM No prior scouting experience required to join. The Herald.
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Marshall Methodist Church
Revival dates announced for Five Points
The revival services are set for March 11 to 24, dates previously omitted. Visitors Harlie Brosman Jr and Mrs Beulah Gill were noted, with Gill hospitalized in Paris hospital. Other items include quilting at Rachel Bright's and Lloyd Hendrix returning home from Union Hospital Terre Haute. Chester Linton admitted for observation and x rays.
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Harlie Brosman, Jr
Beulah Gill
Paris Hospital
Alfa
Virginia Morgan
Anna Veach
Mary Baker
Mable Burkett
Florence Connelly
Lila June Davis
Cheryl
Lillie Wilhoit
Dorothy Brosman
Karen
Tim
Rachel Bright
Lloyd Hendrix
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Chester Linton
Education drives productivity and workforce growth for America
A 1960s era education outlook predicts 87 million with full time work by 1978 and 58 million more employed. It notes 26 million young workers entering between 1960 and 1970 and stresses that aptitudes, skills, and education must align with a changing economy. It mentions three million women entering the workforce.
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