Community Groups Plan April Meetings and Drives
The Intermediate G A of First Baptist meets at four on Tuesday April 8. Choir rehearsals at Hope Gospel Tabernacle and Fourth Street church. VFW Auxiliary installs officers Tuesday night after banquet at Whites Cafe. Alpha Delta Chapter Ta Kappa Gamma hosts April 6. W O W Circle meets April 8 at the Hall. Girl Scout and Brownie activities listed for April 6. Garden Club visits Grey’s Bult Garden at Oz an on April 7. Local religious and club events continue through April 8 with prayer services, potlucks, and guest speakers at various churches and societies.
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VFW
Whites Cafe
Rop. m
AJL
Mrs Hyatt Attends Choral Festival and Christening
Mrs B C Hyatt attended the State High School Choral Festival in Little Rock last Friday. On Sunday she was in Pine Bluff for the christening of her granddaughter Alles Lynn Hyatt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hyatt, at the First Methodist Church.
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Fortaleza
South America
Whitlow
Ona Grant
North
South Americas
Henry Haynes
Darene Hawkins
B. C. Hyatt
Little Rock
Pine Bull
Alles Lynn Hyatt
Charles Hyatt
First Methodist Church
Hospital Notes list admissions and discharges in Hope and Saratoga
A hospital log lists admissions including Mrs J L Ireece Saratoga Mrs Billy Seaton Mape Josse Marshall Rt 1 Hope and Mrs Ekbridge Cassidy Hope with discharges for Mrs Jesse Plerea Buckner Branch and others in Hope and Blevins. The entry notes include multiple patients across Hope and surrounding areas with several family members accompanying newborns and loved ones.
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Julia Chester
J. L
Reece
Saratoga
Billy Seaton Mape Josse Marshall
Hope
Jesse Plerea Buckner
Branch
Ekbridge Cassidy Hope
V20
Lamb
Gordon
Eric Johnson
James Wrayford
Jack Hervey
Mary
Lou Mayvie Hope
Brice Anderson
Nelda Ellis
Edgar Edwards
Blevins
Court Docket from Hope Arkansas April 3 1954
Municipal Court docket lists James West pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated with a $50 fine and one day jail. Seob Pierce Bettie Louise Hill plead guilty to assault and bakery with a $10 fine. Johnnie Hardiman guilty of disturbing the peace with $1000 cash bond forfeited. Other entries include drunkenness fines, bonds forfeited, and licenses or rights of way forfeitures, with several names and amounts.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas
James West
Seob Pierce
Bettie Louise Hill
Johnnie Hardiman
Roy Bradford
Eddie Royal
Drunnkenness
J. W. Nelson
Eugene Sheets
Charles H. Griffin
Carson Flatmer
Bobby Leverett
Robert Evans Sparding
Arlin Wesley
M. T. McClellan
Ernest Newnan
Wiliam
Wilborn
Evin McMorrison
Lonnie Handrix
J. B. Ester
Mr. DA to Make Debut on Television
Hollywood interview with Brian Davis famous for Mr District Attorney as he discusses his TV debut in five cities, his past struggles with career pressure and drinking, and how faith and wife Jane Russell helped him find peace of mind.
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Hollywoor
Davis Brian
Histife
Warrecr
Jane Russell
Brian
Hig
Wareines
Anther
New York
Lise
Hollywood Chrtian Group
Adrian, Booth
Corbin Is New President Of Arkansas Education Association
Chita Corbin elected president of the Arkansas Education Association defeating Amy Jean Greene 4 230 to 420 in a vote at 10 district meetings Corbin will take office July 1 succeeding A G L Whitton of Marianna Other new officers include James B Abraham Lois Grisfin G F Castleberry and district representatives from various towns including El Dorado Magnolia Nashville Fort Smith Philadelphia Russellville and Hot Springs.
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Little Rock
Chita Corgin
Arkansas Education Association
Corbin
Amy Jean Greene
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Triday
A. GL. Whitton
Marianna
James B. Abraham
Lonoke
Lois Grisfin
Russellville
G. F. Castleberry
Newport
Memiber
Horace Williamson
el Dorado
Allen Fincher
Magnolia
Cecily Sheffield
Nashville
Migs
Rusth Armstrong
Fort Simith
L. M. Gaza
Archadelphia
Max Lamb
Hot Savings
Rents Casper
Powhsten
Highway Fatalities Boost Death Toll
AP reports Arkansas added to its grim weekly toll with multiple highway deaths. Among the victims: 17-year-old Shirley Jones in Newton County, Max Champlain of Blue Eye, Missouri, and several others near Berryville Atkins Lonoke Cal Cumin, and a Bentonville couple from a train collision. A 24-year-old Margaret Lee Hines was injured fatally after being struck, and a 51-year-old Willis Galwye died after being struck on Highway 70. 42,181 franchised new car dealers in 1954 noted.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Mountain Fats
Newton County
Shirley Jones
Missouri
Max Champlain
Blue Eye
Berryville
Fathie Lee Hines
Tilfer Negro
Winchester
John Weight
Atkins
Visling
Willis Galwye
Whermishay
Galwye
Lonoke
Bentonville
Woman Gives Birth to Two Babies in Three Weeks
In Chelsea Massachusetts a sailor's wife delivered two babies in three weeks at Chetgyea Naval Hospital. The boy weighed four pounds four ounces and the girl three pounds eight ounces. The mother Mrs Thelma Chapman 23 of Foxboro is married to Wilbur Chapman 30 an aviation technician at Wyomout Naval Air Facility. Doctors say both were not twins and may have conceived separately. The first baby born March 14 remains hospitalized and gaining weight.
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Chelsea
Mass
Thelma Chapmen
Foxboro
Chetgyea Naval Hospital
T.F. Dorgan
Chapman
Wilbur
Wymouth Naval Air Facility
Move Started to End Segregation Move Began at University
Fayetteville scene as 25 students form University of Arkansas Interracial Relations Committee to end campus segregation. Co chairs John Reynolds and William Hulsey, with Larry Floetchinger as secretary treasurer, aim to end segregation in dorms housing, married student facilities, barber shop, undergraduate admissions, and some Fayetteville theaters. Fraternities and sororities may be excluded for now due to national charter rules. Provost Covington and Board president Yoem affil Dorado declined comment. Also a note on Sparrows family of birds.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
John Reynolds
William HH. Hulsey
Mount Ida
Larry, Floetchinger
Springdale
Reasurer
Hulsey
Joe, Covington
University
Henry 5
Yoeurn Affl Dorado
Board of “Trustees
Commient. T
Horse racing chatter reveals bettor's highs and lows
A fragmentary profile of a race fan, detailing betting zeal, prices, feelings during a blizzard race day, and the thrill of a late stretch win. It notes the banter and myths of horse players, the lure of a single lucky bet, and the tension of hoping for a first time father to witness a winner.
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Aog
Ap Earth
Glake
Raées
Thors Dnife
Asek Jinx
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the Hope Country Club
Hosta
Hatley
John Vesey
Little House
Frank Yarbrough
Hetlper
Jane Burroughs
First Presbyterian Church
Youth Fellowship
L. T. Lawrence
Gardenia Garden Club
C. A. Williams
Franklin Horton
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Bedia Carver
Vera Goss
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C. BD. Lester
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T. S. McDavitt
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George New
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J. W. Perkins
L. B. Wylie
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Saenger
Gene Tierney
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