Arkansas Court Chief Judge to Speak at Ouachita Valley Banquet
Judge Carleton Harris of Pine Bluff will headline the Ouachita Valley Boy Scout Council Annual Recognition Banquet at 7 p.m. on the Frances Hotel roof. The Arkansas Supreme Court chief justice since 1957 has a long civic record including past legislative roles and scout affiliations.
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Quachita College
Quachita Baptist College
Quapaw Lodge
F & AM
Damascus Commandery
Record Number Of Entries Here For Yale Parade
A record number of floats bands and marching units have entered the third annual Christmas Parade set for Saturday December 12 in Monroe. Jaycee Parade Chairman Bill Vaughn says this will be the largest parade in recent years with religious motifs in all floats. No entry fee. contact Vaughn at Fairfax 5 8013 or 5 6301. Twenty seven entries so far include Winnfield Junior High Band Dixie Doll Ouachita Parish High School Lionettes Cub Pack 133 float March of Dimes float and others. Parade starts 4 30 p m at Pine and Walnut. nine bands fourteen floats five marching units proceed to DeSiard East on DeSiard and past North Sixth Street. Prizes total 85 with trophies for first in Class A B C and participation certificates for all.
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Jaycee Parade
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Monroe
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Fairfax
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Ouachita Parish
Pine
Walnut
DeSiard
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Monroe Jaycees
Caldwell Parish Honor Students Named by Principal
The Caldwell Parish High School honor roll for the second sixth weeks is announced by E. L. Richards. Grades listed include seventh through twelfth with names such as Sue Childers, Elisabeth Ann Allen, Steve Bond, Wayland Carraway, Mariye Dannehill, and Jey Evans among many others. Also noted is a suburban Jacksonville roundup where a saddle horse was chased by Duval County patrol cars until lassoed by officer.
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Columbia
Caldwell Parish
E. L. Richards
Sue Childers
Mark Meredith
Debra Nugent
Elisabeth Ann Allen
Debbie Campbell
Abigail Edwards
Michael Files
Wallace Lewis
Robert Meredith
Wayne Nelson
Charlotte Taylor
Steve Bond
Lady Boyd
Emily Causey
Norman Crain
Russ Cummings
Jeddie Douglas
Tresa Duke
Donna Hollis
Wanda Mills
Brenda Richardson
Sharon Smith
Linda Tarver
Jerry Thames
Philip Wilkins
Brenda Williams
Brenad Adams
Kirby Allen
Judith Corley
Ellen Fisher
Sylvia Fisher
Terry Gore
Eugene Hatten
Kaylee Hillstead
Michael Hinton
Derby Jacobs
Michael Johnston
Mike Kern
Cynthia Laffoon
Dennis Ledbetter
Jimmy Maves
Suehelle McKerthen
Ed Rowan
Wanda Taylor
Judith Woods
Mel
Jacksonville
Fla
Duval County
J. B. Edwards
Fred Dozier
Dozier
Disturbing cattle trigger’s lone sniper against SAC planes
FBI charged Gilbert H. Hagerman, 68, with waging a one man sniper war against SAC jets near Wright Patterson AFB. Five planes were hit including two B 52 bombers and two KC 135 tankers. no injuries or interior damage reported. He pleaded innocent and was released on bond awaiting hearing.
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Ohio
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Hagerman
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