Northwest Arkansas Times from Fayetteville, Arkansas • Page 5

NOtTOWIST AIKANSAI TIMIS. NwWtvlllB, Arfcamn, 24, IMS Judge Acted Properly State Supreme Court Rules On Pine Bluff Magazine Ban LITTLE ROCK (AP) The Arkansas Supreme Court, somewhat gingerly, today ruled that a Pine Bluff judge acted properly in banning a of eight magazines under an obscenity statute. But the court said that it was entering a nebulous field of law and that no firm guidelines on obscenity exist. "We enter into a field (of law) marked and characterized by uncertainty," Chief Justice Carleton Harris wrote in the 5-2 opinion. "In fact, we know of no area of the law in which there is more confusion," he said.

Chancellor Joseph Morrison specifically barred sale of these magazines: Gent, Swank, Modern Man, Bachelor, Cavalcade, Gentleman, Ace and Sir. Attorneys for the magazines argued that Morrison acted uiv constitutionally in barring sale of future issues of the magazines, but the Supreme Court said the order did not affect future issues and thus could be sustained. Harris discussed at length legal theories as to whether national or local standards should be applied in obscenity cases. He came to the conclusion that the United States Supreme has not said definitely 362 graduates, the largest grad-j and that in the case um er 362 Graduates To Receive Diplomas Friday Evening Commencement exercises for uating class in the history of Fayetteville High School, will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at Har-j consideration, local standards would apply.

Drivcrlcss Truck Hits Building, Boat And Auto A half-ton pickup truck which rolled from a parking place at Washington General Hospital damaged a carport, a boat, and a late model sedan before finally stopping Saturday afternoon. Police said the pickup, owned by Betty Dudley of Route 7, rolled across North Street down Highland across a ditch and a yard and crashed into the north wall of a carport at 1036 N. Highland, the Huey Bullington residence. From The People To the Editor: So many of us today treat the eminence of our flag so lightly! day night have admitted that it seems appropriate to 'ing and taking money i serve a reminder of (lie parking Police actual importance. Too often have I seen touch the ground, too often has Seville youth and another pl 2 Youths Admit Parking Meter Money Thetis Two area youths arrcsled Fri- Continued From Page 1 Tuscon, Ariz.

Mrs. Wtaifred Young, formerly of Fayettevllle, died here May 13. Survivors include her husband. Dr. V.

H. Young who was formerly a of Plant Pathology at" the University; one daughter; two brolh- i lers and six grandchildren. I Chief Hollis Spencer said today. at a ccmctcry soutlnvcsl of day, catching legislators a 1 Funeral a burial were in her! A 20-year-old Route 2 Fay-: Summers The car was alike by surprise. JTuscon.

REDISTRICTING Obituary she been raised beneath other flags. and even in the classrooms which I now attend the flag is allowed to hang in the midst of the chalk and dirt of the blackboard. youngster, 17. of Route 2 E1-, kins, were booked in at i 1 Kirby Sheriff Arthur Simply stated, he proposes to! i issue $43,000,000 in new bonds, use the money to buy govcrn- jail at 11 p. m.

Friday on: Davidson he had been fishing IT cnt secui be charges of loitering. The truck smashed through Sure 'y old Glor y'' is TM re the carport wall and struck a than i ust a iece of cloth to boat, knocking it into Bullington's 1962 Cadillac. In other Saturday mishaps on Favetteville streets: Sgt. Wayne Stout and Officer alld left tncre aboul 3 Warren Dennis apprehended the 1 'two behind Cook's Cafe on thc. of which we pledge allegiance after someone complain- day.

She is a symbol, a of democracy, of freedom, of of hearln noisesin tlle allcy Ozarks Society Holds Final Spring Outing After the collision. Kirby flag-! This would tree, Faubus The final spring outing sponged down a passing car but nlillion now in a reserve sored by the Ozarks Society was a private lake near in turn to secure the 1941 p.m. I bonds. ithere. resident of a neighboring house had already called authorities.

Two Luginbuel ambulances fund to secure the 1941 bonds for immediate roadhuilding use. The governor and his aides said the new procedure would udiiuv.1 ai.y. i' BCUUIII, i i i i ii v-- opportunity. If we allow her to 1 Stoue and Dennis found about sent to the scene lo as-; cost Ule stale no more a pa a Srees: Cars driven by Paul Ball soiled have also soiled Sara Louise Stanficid, both of the names of Washington, Fayetteville, collided on South School Avenue at 11:39 a.m. A vehicle driven by Karen Goode, a University coed collided at 8:40 p.m.

with a car driven by Gary McGhee of Fayetteville at the Eagle Street Gar- mon Playfield. evidence clear-lland Avenue intersection. established that the contents A pair of Sunday collisions in- There are 362 graduates and'of the magazines in question arejvolved: the commencement address, for not compatible with the con-j Vehicles driven by Randall the 55th annual Taduatinff exercises will be given by Joe L. temporary community standards in Pine Bluff, Arkansas," Banks, pastor of the Church ofjwroto Harris, who started his Barnes of Fayetteville and Emil Kilpatrick of Springdale at 2:15 at the Djckson Street -Center and Locust St re legal career in Pine Bluff. (College Church of Christ.

know not what the U.S.! and Avenue intersection. coin and other patriots dollars in their also founci the damaged! ast (1 have fought and died to the nation of which we are a part. If we allow the flag to dragj Police Chief Spencer a i crushed vehicle. the me Lincoln Marshal Manuel Birge radioed for thc Fire Department's b7 retired to assist three victims from held over the weekend in the upper region of the Buffalo river. The camping and fishing trip was attended by residents of ing off the 1941 bonds on sched- Northwest Arkansas, South Arule.

The last of thc bonds will Kansas and Kansas City who reported the fishing only fair. i The camp was made at an Ule en from highway revenues an(abandoned farm near the nuall i a he bonds at Summers to Mr. and new ones. Gap School grounds and a ers the dirt, we have as well. The me(ers cost abo ut $5fli Mrs Rimer West Diane Sue MrS Sl The Dow Jones Industrials Children's paternal grandpar- Faubus also lost, with a SfiO school hand i Don Wright, said.

bTsaidlhaTiinenl parking lot at 644 N. Lev- TMffTM 'J "seven points "last! on. s. Mr. and Mrs.

Ewell Nap-jrnillion institutional building a TM untln comomea inese iiuie minus 01 mn nf Lincoln. 'bond nr The processional and rcces- Supreme Court may hold as to'; Cars owned er Hurt sional will he played by theithese magazines," the opinion! and Martha Mosel ln a ap 'of ment parking lot at 644 TM erett Ave. at 4:14 p.m. Theatre Group To Be Formed At Rogers will present diplomas and these discussed sex in col-j An organizational meeting for dragged our pride through the However, all the meters same. 'were not damaged beyond re- If we allow her to be raised Spencer said, beneath another flag we have not only done the flag itself an injustice, we have allowed the cause of democracy to sink beneath other causes such as communism.

True, the way in which our is often the night. Stockmorket In Review By DON TRUMBO JR. Prairie And VE IS isors Future outings 1 0 be sponsor- a a lhc bon A ssue wo by the society will bc an- was born in Grove and Roy Gene and Janice jquire a vote because the money 1 Faye were born at Fayclteville. will be used to retire a debt Other survivors include: Mrs. I made before the 1934 ainend- Perry's mother, Mrs.

Alma meni requiring elections on all West, of Lincoln, a brother, Freddie West of Lincoln: two bond proposals. Faubus probably would be in Jones To Graduate Dick Jones of Fayetteville is a candidate for the Master of sislers. Mrs. Ora ChadwellI mood to seek another dcgroc in cne ral busi- Wostvil nk a ant Mrs. Ons vote so auicklv after the defeat; o.i Talbot.

of Fayetteville and the jof his S150 million iness at Abilene Christian Col- director. The Rev. James Rainwater, pastor of the First Christian Church will give the invocation. Henry Shreve, president of th Favetteville Board of Education if a firm and clear guideline had been established, we would certainly follow it." The 13-page opinion quoted at; length from stories and articles: in some of the magazines. Onej graduates will be presented and Harris said of it: William H.

Duncan, principal, "Perhaps we lack sophistica- Followjng the diploma presen-jtion, but. to us. articles, which, tation the school Choralettes will for example, indicate that our sing, "I May Never Pass This I colleges are simply playgrounds Way by Wizsll and lead for the indulgence of sexual the senior class in the are completely ob- of the school nlma mater. 'scene and totally without any In case ot inclement feature." ceremonies will be held in e. Justices George Rose Smith school gymnasium.

Nine From Rogers To Girls State and Sam Robinson dissented from the opinion, which reversed Morrison in one minor area. He had refused to permit Gent to file an answer in the suit because of tardiness and those interested in a community theater will be held at 8 p. m. Tuesday in Hospitality Room of the First national Bank in Rogers. At this time, the Bella Vista Players, will be formed.

Dr. M. Blair Hart, of the U.A. Speech and Dramatic Art Dc- 26 to 922. Volume decreased icr.

of Lincoln. 'bond program in 1981. economics, is a graduate of which reaches out world. Jack Magruder, Age 15 million shares as eom-j Mrs. Perry was a member i legislators knew last year the Summers Baptist Church lal thc would have 'o realign and a graduate of Lincoln High, congressional districts to com- I TT 1 Fayetteville High School.

sure as the market turned weak. Of the 1556 issues traded 490 School. Funeral will be at 2 p. m. rose and 892 fell.

Auto stocks Wednesday in the led the fall due lo a descending in a i i i i a i i i i i i uv parlment and Gloria rcsldent J(olln director of University vlce Kayia Fugg.tt. Drama Wing are on the advisory board. Boyd To Study Officers Named By Classes At Rogers Rogers--Rogers High School class officers for next year have New York Board were: been elected. They are: off 3, Chrysler off 3. Pan Amer- Sophomores Rick Valliant.

ican Airways up 1. Electronic Associates up I. Woolworth up 1M. On the American New Idria was up 3 or 15 per cent on dent Council of 361.000 shares. This Gary Rose.

Janet Rakes, Ber-'wa pleasing to some local in- nice Gruenwald and Lee Hill. veslors who had felt the rising Baptist Church: with burial rate of increase in new car le c.anderville cemetery at sales, heaviness in the used car Summers under the direction of market, and a huge impending Luginbuel Funeral Home. secondary of Ford. The five most active on ply with the U.S. Supreme Court's one man-one vole order.

Summers' Bu at Faubus' suggestion, thc legislature declined to tackle the potentially controversial secretary-treasurer: other Stu- Seniors Jack Clayton, pres- Supreme Court held that 1 Billy Boyd of Bentonville, is jidenl: Dennis Graves, vice pres- ROGERS Nine could become a partyjone of 102 junior and senior High School girls have met the'even at this late date. Ihigh school teachers who i qualifications of Sale of the magazines was i artici ate in lne Summer Insti- OTM 1 character, physical fitness, banned under Act 261 of 1961, ident Peg Gilbertson, treasurer and Karen Green, secretary. price of Mercury would increase the value of this company. Very firm poultry prices add tr prospects at Tysons ar iule of Science and Mathematics scholarship, cooperaliveness, which sels out procedural routes to he Conducted at Texas Chris- courage and honesty and will for prosecuting attorneys in lian University from June 7 -attend Girls State June 6-12 un-'ing against obscenity. jJuly 16.

der the sponsorship of the Amer- 1 Attorneys tor the magazines' ican Legion Auxiliary, accord- that there were sev- ing to Mrs. J. Wesley Sampler, er al reversible errors in Morri- chairman of the program. Thej n's handling of the case, but girls are Ruth Slinkard. daugh-; agreed in advance that the NEW YORK STOCKS Opening Pricn Furnilhca by Riuschet.

Pierct ft me. f.6 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Court would study A ard. Gateway: Frances Grimes, magazines and make a final Air daughter of Mr Mrs.

J. on their contents. Grimes. Rogers: Dixie Jo a Harris com lained in a foot-i AnLconda daughter of Mr. and Mrs R.H.

ote because judges Bean Rogers Peggy Ashland I of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chf- zin Camp Soup ford Ashland. Rogers: Mary Thc inconvenience occasion-j Kapler, daughter of Mr. and bv seven different judges 0lil Mrs.

Eugene Kapler. Lowell; a i i one copv of a Paper Brenda Eden, daughter of ne js obvjous he said -Mr. and Mrs. William Rogers: Elaine Yates. daughter! of Mr, and Mrs.

Dale Yates. Bcard Promoted Rogers: Jean Keller. daughtcr Winston C. Beard, a graduate CK of Mr. and Mrs.

Laurence 0 the University of Arkansas, ArJTM' ler. Rogers: and Linda Rohrer. as been named chairman i sT mid Lit daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David professor of economics and fi-l Shakespeare 29', Kcrr McGec 3 3" Mohnsi-n 21" Wnrd 3S 1 (15 Natl His -T', NY Ccn 30', Olin a 471 Am A i David -t 1 1 Council representatives i nc and other local poultry Strawberry Festival Scheduled For Clifty CLIFTY The annual Clifty Strawberry Festival will be held I TM Thursday at tile Clifty nity building under sponsorship! of the Home Demonstration I Club.

I Entertainment will be provid-i by Glen Faulkner and his Play Boys a ing it until it could be considered in the relalive calm of a special session. Now it is buried among 47 items in thc special session call. Observers expect the session to IK the longest and perhaps the argumentative of the sev- Faubus ha called ars thc governor's of- on FUNERAL HOME, INC. i Smokev Dacus of Rogers will be, 117 NORTH COLLEGE AYE Hagan. Brenda Eden, i companies.

The proposed master of ceremonie NORTH COLLEGE AYE. Linda Rohrer and Joe Nowlin. Emerson Electric in- Juniors Brant Croxdale. creases Rogers industrial pros- president; Linda Jones, vice ec atl what helps one, helps president: Kcnnis Keck. secre-: a i Northwest Arkansas.

Bea- tanMreasurer. Others on the. continues to fill ami businnss Council John Johnson. Steve. promotion relative to It in- Murray.

Sandra Shofner. Officers of the Student Coun- cil are Donnie Bishop, president! rom0 f.i on Set Rick Daniel, vice Cecilie Cobh. secretary, and: Woodland junior high school Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. and continue until all are served. BEAVER LAKE LEVEL Beaver Lake continues to risc with the reading this morning 1078.5 feet.

A John m. Johnson Baptist Clnircli. Rev. i i i Interment Fnnnlngtoi I GRUBBS, Henley G. a p.m.

First Assembly 1 of rhurch. Rev Wnnie Banner i i a i I Mt. Liher- tv. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Monday Evening (TONITE, 7:30) Public Invited Martha Gales, treasurer. Gen KIrr BU Ark 37 3 i Parkc Dav Penney HC A r.r-iSi-ars 81 Sper a of N.I 4(1', Std Rolls Tex CJulf lll.T,Trx Co I i A i TS Steel Ifi.i Wcstingh'se Graduate will hold a promotion assembly for the 203 ninth graders at 1:30 P- nl Wednesday in the school gymnasium.

Special guests will be parents graders who a Karen Kay Martin, daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin 0 le of Greenland, is among the 69; being promoted. seniors who will receive bachelor's degrees at Evangel College May 27. Miss Martin will receive thp.

degree of Bachelor of Science a major in elementary ed- iucation. THE TIMES IS THE BEST BUY FOR YOUR ADVERTISING DOLLAR C. Rohrer. Rogers. nance at Baylor University's; Mrs.

Sampiei said the pur-'Hankamer School of Business, jim- Prcf TT- Amer His appointment will become i Baldwin pose of the program is to edu-' cate high school girls in the effective in September. He is duties, privileges and responsi- 1 married to the former Mildred bilities of American citizenship. Shaffer of Fayetteville. I nil rtn 1st Hr Averages CAPITAL CREDITS Ozarks Electric needs current addresses of all members who were receiving electricity dur- ing 1957 and 1958. This is to assure that each member will re- ceive his capital credit refund.

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