Calendar of church society meetings April 8
The Society calendar lists multiple church groups meeting Monday April 8 at various times. W. 5. C. 8 of First Methodist and Wesleyan Service Guild plan sessions with devotions and a special Easter program. Baptist and Christian groups hold potluck, business, and social gatherings with hostesses named. Transport advised from Mrs. Joe Reece.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
R. L.'Mccain
Mamie Gentry
H. C. Whitworth Cabitt
Narrows Lake
Graydon Anthony
B. L. Rettig
Joe Reece
P. E. O. Sisterhood to Celebrate 10th Birthday
The P. E. O. Sisterhood plans its 10th birthday celebration Tuesday at 3 p m. at Mrs Ched Hall’s home with Mrs Mack Stuart as hostess.
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Ched Hall
Mack Stuart
The Lilac Garden Club of Hope Meets April 10
The Lilac Garden Club of Hope will meet on April 10 for a social pot. Refreshments and garden talk expected. Members are invited to bring plant contributions and share spring planting tips.
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Lilac
Domingus speaks to Spanish Club at Hope High
Robert Domingus a newly enrolled sophomore at Hope High School spoke to the Spanish Club on April 2. He showed pictures taken of a Mexican bull fight. Domingus and his family work with the Coast and Geodetic Survey based at Fair Park. The group compiles data for maps highways and railroads and sends it to Washington D C. The club planned its annual picnic which will close the year’s activities.
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Robert Domingus
Hope High School
Robert
Coast and Geodetic Survey
U. S
Fair Park
Federal
Washington, D. C
Knowland Still Critical of Eisenhower
Senator William F. Knowland, Republican leader in the Senate, continues to critique and oppose parts of President Eisenhower's programs. He says his job is to seek Senate consensus, unless a matter touches deep personal principle. He cites a strong but not absolute support for Eisenhower's agenda.
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James’ Marlow
Associated ‘Press
Washington
Sen
William Fife
Knowland
Senate
Eisenhower
Look Magazine
White “House
Knowlland
United Nations
Poland
Israel
Egypt
Russia
Hungary
Nathan
United States
Wisaon A Eiserhowers
Geneva
Formosa
Yalta
Roosevelt Churchill
Stalin
Matsy
Quemoy
Eisenhower backs school construction as key to peace
President Eisenhower told the National Education Association centennial dinner that schooling is the nation’s top defense and more essential than missiles or atomic power. He urged Congress to approve a five year two billion dollar federal grant program to help states build schools, as a House subcommittee advanced the plan.
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Marvn L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
America
National Education Assn
Hisenhower
Perel
Congress
House
Iran Police Shoot Down Bandit Slayers
Iranian police reported that the slayer of Mrs Anita Carroll was among Dad Shah bandits killed in a Baluchistan clash with loyal tribesmen. Dad Shah reportedly escaped with most of his gang, may be hiding in Pakistan. The operation tied to the death of an American and two Iranian P Four workers. Premier Hussein Ala resigned amid the crisis. Floods and rains hampered the border search, isolating Americans including Lt Col William Webb.
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Tehran
Iran
Anita, Carroll
Dad Shah
Baluchistan
Pakistan
Dad “Shahs
Hussein Ala
U. S
Zahean
Film maker persuades master sergeant to act in film
Reluctantly Mervyn L Roy Jinnaly persuaded Air Force Master Sergeant Albert Williams to accept a part in No Time for Sergeants with Williams serving as technical adviser. He finally agreed to play a corporal in the film.
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Holly Woop
Mervyn
L. Roy Jinnaly
Air Force
Albert Williams
Williams
Formosa Attack Debate Shapes Red China Blockade Plan
The article notes Knowland pressing for a blockade along the Red China coast to pressure release of captured American fliers, while Eisenhower criticized interagency policy and warned of potential diplomatic break with Russia. The discussion appears amid internal disagreements over aggressive steps toward China.
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Formosa
Knowland
Red China
Red Chiny
Eisenhower
Russia
Circle and club reports from First Methodist Church
Multiple church and community notes describe Circle 2 W S C S of First Methodist meeting at Mrs B A Detham home with program on Identification With Other People. Rotary speaker L L Buchanan discusses parole system. Boy Scout Court of Honor at First Methodist Church awards 105 badges and honors, with inspirational talk by L R Randall. Meeting adjourns after refreshments. next circle gathering planned at Mrs Imon Gee’s home.
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Gircle
WSCS
BeLamae
Circle 3
First Methodist Church
B. A. Dethamar
Huey Milum
Robert Hambright
DeLamar
Wallace Sage
Home Missions
U. S
L. L. Buchanan Rotary Club
L. L. Buchanan
Rotary Club
Broadway
Walter* . Hirst
Mr. Buchanan
Lenten supper meeting at First Methodist Church
The M Y F of the First Methodist Church met Monday evening at the church for a hamburger supper and the third study in a Lenten series on I Serve. Rev Alfred DeBlack spoke on The Bible is Yours and Broadway Christian Vacations and What the Church Means to Young People. Miss Mancy Reid, who left Friday with her parents for Mena, received a gift. Food and worship service committee members appointed for the April 15 meeting: Misses Patricia Haltom Dolores Escarre Amélia Harrel and Sandra Easterling.
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M. Y.F
First Methodist Church
Alfred DeBlack
Mancy Reid
Mena
Patricia Haltom
Dolores Escarre
Amélia Harrel
Sandra Easterling
Mrs DeBlack Hosts WSCS Circle Meeting at Home
Mrs Alfred DeBlack hosted the W S C S Circle 4 Circle 1 of the First Methodist Church Monday afternoon. Co hosts were Mrs George Teat and Mrs Floyd Wren.
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DeBlack
Wesleyan Guild Hostess Meeting At Hesterly Home
Mrs. Hesterly Wesleyan Guild met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clyde Hesterly with Mrs. Thorne Hesterly as co host. The gathering featured Dutch irises and narcissi arrangements, a devotional by Miss Lila Grimes, and a discussion about the district Guild meeting planned for Magnolia.
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Wesleyan
Clyde Hesterly
Thorne Hesterly
Charles Thomas
Lila Grimes
Magnolia
Paul
Sue Martin
J. A. Cole
Phillips
Path
Alfred DeBlack
J. T. Easterling
Local social visits span Texas and Arkansas sites
Mrs R P Hamby visited relatives in Washington on Tuesday. Mrs H B DeLamar and Mrs C A Hesterly were Tuesday visitors in Texarkana. Mrs C A Haynes guests of her son Charles Haynes and family in Midland Texas. Mrs Robbie Wilson and Mrs Charlie Thomas attended the Arkansas Conference of Social Workers at the Hotel Marion in Little Rock Tuesday, accompanied by Mr Thomas who visited Dr and Mrs Jim Gentry Thomas and their young son Jim Jr.
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C. A. Haynes
Charles Haynes
Midland, Texas
Robbie Wilson
Charlie’ Thomas
Arkansas Conference of Social Workers
Marion
Little Rock
Thomas
Jim Gentry Thomas
Jim Jr
Church Presbytery meeting and local visit roundups
Attendees including O Logan Floyd Hubbard Guss McCaskill W F Dickinson Ea Barger T E Logan N N Daniel and Walter Hirst gathered at the Church of the Western District Ouachita Presbytery held at First Presbyterian Church in Hope on Monday night. Mrs Johnnie Hooks and Miss Susie Hooks visited Mr and Mrs Orville Kelly in Arkadelphia on Monday. Mrs C A Wynn, Mrs Virginia Ann Kenny and Vicki Lee have returned from Sulphur Louisiana where they were guests of Mr and Mrs Carroll Wynn. Mrs Bill Ward and Mrs Dick Bright were Tuesday visitors in Little Rock. Patsy Ellis has resumed studies at Harding College Searcy after spring holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Ellis.
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O. Logan
Floyd Hubbard Guss McCaskill
W. F. Dickinson
Ea Barger
T. E. Logan
N. N. Daniel
Walter Hirst
Church of the Western District
Ouachita
First Presbyterian Church
Hope
Johnnie Hooks
Susie Hooks
Mrs
Orville Kelly
Arkadelphia
C. A. Wynn
Virginia Ann Kenny
Vicki Lee
Sulphur, la
Carroll Wynn
Patsy Ellis
Harding College
Searcy
Howard Ellis
Rayburn clashes with Eisenhower over budget and leadership
In Washington, Speaker Rayburn pressures Eisenhower amid House Republican and Southern Democrat coalition to cut the 7.88 billion budget. Rayburn and leaders spar over tax cuts and foreign aid funding as Halleck notes the president must show real leadership to keep Republicans in line.
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Ay James Marlow
Associated Press
Anews
Washington
Sam Rayburn
House
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Euidentwlin
Wale House
Nixon
Gettysburg
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Jine
Dante
Arkansas Labor Woes Tie to Beck and Faubus Era
Interviews with six union members reveal unease over Dave Beck troubles and Arkansas Labor leaders. Odell Smith, head of the Arkansas AFL CIO Council and Little Rock Teamsters chief, leveraged politics, government contracts, and a 1954 Faubus endorsement into power, facing scrutiny over grand jury ties and campaign financing while labor members fret about recent federal inquiries and state policy shifts including a nonessential right to work and a wide tax hike.
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Smith
Teamsters Union
Terry Dairy Products Co
Terry Company
William J. Kirby
Orvald. Faubus
Board of Review
Labor
Arkansas
Faubus
Pulaski County
Ellis M. Fagan
McClellan
Congress
MacMath
Bruce ‘Bennet
Failing to Cut, House Debates Party Unity Clash
Lawmakers clashed over proposed cuts as Eisenhower faced Republicans split. Representative John Pogarty of Rhode Island teased GOP members about their past campaigns, recalling their eagerness to win under popular support while disclaiming prior positions. The exchange underscored partisan tensions and electoral pressures.
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Eisenhower
John B. Pogarty
Rhide Island
Eagarly
Dulles master at changing words at press conferences
Washington the secretary of state edits his own transcripts to soften or alter his remarks. At yesterday's briefing Dulles replaced "substantial progress" with "some progress" and "there has been some difference" with a past tense claim. He defended the practice, saying he must reserve the right to correct blunders before publication.
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Washington
Dulles
Dag Hatmmar
Skjold
United Nations
Nasser
United States
Tie
Time
Life
Dorothy Dix Advice Column excerpt on dating and trust
A 15 year old asks how to discuss dating with her aunt and uncle while facing a boy older than her. Ginny advises open dialogue and parental oversight, urging honesty and shared expectations. Other letters caution about dating married men and the dangers of interference, with Debor ah offering cautious support.
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Dedr Dorthy
Dix
Ginny
Rear Dorthy Dix My best girl friend engaged
A fragmented line notes a woman praised for many qualities and mentions an engagement to a boy described as lacking personality and education, reflecting a light personal notice tone from a historical column. The text presents an informal, casual snapshot with incomplete phrasing and self contained humor.
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Rear Dorthy Dix
Search for reported falling plane resumes after floods
SHERIDAN Ark Sheriff Ray Childers says a search for a reported falling plane will be resumed once floodwaters recede. Grant County officers state police and volunteers searched late Wednesday night and yesterday for the object but found nothing. LITTLE ROCK Ark Traffic judges in Little Rock Pine Bluff and Hot Springs have been commended by the Arkansas Automobile Club for improving traffic law enforcement. Judges cited were John L. Sullivan Little Rock Lawrence Dawson Pine Bluff and M C Lewis Jr Hot Springs.
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Sheridan
Ark
Ray Childers
Grant County Oficers
Little Rock
Jonesboro Infant Dies After Poison Ingestion
A 22 month old girl Linda Dee Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Evans of Jonesboro died in a hospital after finding and eating rat poison while at play. The tragedy highlights dangers in homes and play areas.
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Jonesboro
Linda Dee Evans
Stephen Evan
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