Society Calendar Shows April Events and Milestones
The April events include a Mary and Martha class rummage sale on Saturday April 6 at 9 a.m. across from Barry's Grocery in South Main Fulton. Open house 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. H C Boatman set for Sunday April 7 from 2 to 4 at their Fulton home. Garden clubs bus trip to Hodges Gardens on April 10 departs 7 a.m. and returns by 7 p.m. with $7.50 fare. reservations due by April 7.
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Mary and Martha
First Methodist Church
South Main
Barry's Grocery
H. C. Boatman
Fulton
Hope Council of Garden Clubs
Hodges Gardens
Many
Washington
DeAnn
Hope Country Club
Bookmobile Schedule For Next Week In Willisville Area
Bookmobile routes listed for April 9 to 11 include Willisville School and Community sites, Spring Hill Schools and Community stops, and multiple homes such as Parris Dearinger Clark and Dr Rogers. Additional listings show Experiment Station Emmet School Arkla Village Emmet Community and Rocky Mound events with times from 8:15 to 3:30.
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Sokmobi
Willisville
Atkins
Waterloo Gresham
Kelly
Everett Tome
Hpell
Parris
Dearinger
Clark
Stinyard
Spring Hill
Brown
Naz Tekabee
Hackler
Williams
Brint
Dr. Rogers
Experiment Station
Breed
Meloy
Emmet School
Arkla Village
Emmet
Rocky Mound
Oppenheimer to receive the Fermi Award for atomic work
The AEC selects J. Robert Oppenheimer for its highest honor the $50,000 Fermi Award citing meritorious contributions to atomic energy development and use. The controversial physicist led Los Alamos 1943–45 in building the first bomb and has since directed the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton.
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Barry Schweid
Washington
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
White House
Oppenheimer
Los Alarmos
N.M
Institute For Advanced Study
Princeton
N.J
Lewis L. Strauss
Eugene M. Zuckert
Joseph Campbell
Thomas F. Murray
Henry D. Smyth
Smyth
Enrico Fermi
Disturbing the peace and drunkenness cases at Hempstead
Records from Hempstead Courthouse show a series of municipal court pleas guilty with fines and cash bonds. Individuals include Reames Austin Cooper for disturbing the peace and drunkenness. Easter Lee Thomas for assault and battery. Wayne White and Johnnie Palmer for speeding. Henry Lee Thomas for improper muffler and no license. Bobby Lee Rogers for improper murder with suspended fine. Helen Vaughn and Elmer Newton for no license. Adel Bradley for assault and battery. Also listed are entities Evejohn Inc Seell & Philpot Western Co Mason & Dixon and other docket notes.
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Municipal Court of Hope
Arkansas City
Austin Cooper
Easter Lee Thomas
Wayne White
Johnnie Palmer
Willia Golston
Elmer Newton
Henry Lee Thomas
Bobby Lee Rogers
Muffler
Helen Vaughn
Adel Bradley
Evejohn, Inc
Seell & Philpot
Western Company
Mason & Dixon
School Menu for Next Week
The schedule lists meals for the upcoming week with daily offerings. Monday features Ham and Cheese Sandwiches and sides, Tuesday serves Italian Spaghetti with vegetables and Peach Cobbler, Wednesday meal loaf with sides, Thursday baked chicken with mashed potatoes and salad, and Friday off for holidays.
Yerger School Lunch Menu For Next Week
Yerger and Hopewell lunch menus list salmon croquette macaroni and tomato casserole apple sauce white bread and milk cheese frankfurters creamed corn peach cobbler yeast biscuits milk microwave. Oven fried chicken with gravy English peas cake squares with orange icing corn bread and milk.
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Yerger & Hopewell
AP Revamping World News Output for Discriminating Readers
AP general manager Wes Gallagher reports a shift to meet a knowledge hungry audience with new techniques and staff training. He cites Cold War tensions, Vietnam, Congo turmoil, space exploration and segregation as drivers of complex news and describes innovations like AP World Spotlight, Special Report and Newsfeatures to deliver timely, in depth coverage.
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New York
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Worldwide News Cooperative
Gallagher
Viet Nam
Congo
New York City
AP World
Washington
Dor othy Dix helps Confused in Love and Trust
Dorothy Dix advises Confused to meet her boyfriend Monday, praise patience, and accept marriage as a solution while noting stormy episodes fade after vows. An elderly couple raises nosy issues prompting leaflets, plus a beware warning about a get acquainted club scam and seeking legal aid if fraud is proven.
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Helen
A Night Walk Turns Into a Shadowy Confrontation
In a Murray Hill apartment on East 38th Street, the narrator recalls a tense meeting with Dawn Terrill after a shadowy encounter on West 43rd Street. Dawn hints that her mother’s story omits key details about an afternoon assault, implying the assailant knew the victim and possibly the residents. The scene suggests a web of concealed connections and police risk.
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Columbia Club
West 43Rd Street
East 38Th Street
Murray Hill
Mr. Ryan
Dawn Terrill
Hollywood
Dawn
Matt
Disraeli Show a Good One on Hall of Fame
NBC Hall of Fame presentation The Invincible Mr Disraeli offered vignettes on Disraeli and Victoria with Trevor Howard and Greer Garson in prominent roles. The telecast stressed dialogue over drama and featured lavish settings but didn’t rank among the series’ best efforts. Masters golf to follow CBS coverage weekend viewings include CBS 5-6 pm EST Saturday and Sunday from Augusta with Hootenanny preview on ABC 8:30-9.
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New York
Victoria Regina
NBC
Hall
Mr Disraeli
Dis«raeli
Victoria
India
London
Mr. Disraeli
Trevor Howard
Greer Garson
Hall of Fame
Peter Molnar
CBS
Fome
Higby fears race horse scheme linked to buried past
Dawn tells a detective her mother’s silence hides a dangerous link to Mr. Higby, an aging gangster she suspects, as she pleads to drop plans to buy horses. The case hinges on what might be dug up about the woman’s history and a possible apartment theft.
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Terrill
Matt Higby
Judson Philips
Nanepaper Enterprise Assn
Mississippi Pastor Praises Good Movies Facing Theatres
A Mississippi clergyman argues against boycotting films with adult themes and says cinemas face declining Sunday attendance while weeknight showings with mature content rise. He urges appreciation of quality cinema and notes the positive impact of theatres on youth recreation. The editorial gained national attention via Motion Picture Exhibitor and cites Father Osborne Moyer and Bob Bostick.
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Mississippi
Osborne Moyer
South Reporter
Holly Springs
Miss
Motion Picture House
Colleen Moore
Father Moyer
Bob Bostick
National Theatre Supply
Southern
Memphis
Five Whitlow kin claim long married life record
The Whitlow family of Macedonia Arkansas includes five siblings aged 2 to 85 all of whom have spouses still living after more than 50 years of marriage. Notable details include Sally Whitlow and Henry Foreman married 68 years and attending their oldest daughter Bertha’s golden wedding by Aresh Graves in Macon ia. Also mentions John Bowen III at Yale and a Stuttgart pear tree planted in 1882 by Milton March, grandfather of Ward Harris Sr.
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John T. Whitlow
Macedonia
Sally
Henry Foreman
Bertha
Aresh Graves
Macdonia
Stuttgart
City
Vaden Slifer
Milton March
Ward Harris Sr
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Wesleyan Service Guild No. 1
R. J. McCain
Charles Taylor
Pam
Mope Band Auxilary
Rebecca
The
First Baptist Church
Bob Westbrook
PEO
Herbert Stephens
Southland Heights
Eorge Young
Garland Pta
PTA
Sidney Otho Hesterly
U of A Medical School
Little Rock
Safari
Samson and the
Dixie Drive-In
Hope-Hi
Glen Ford
Cimarron
Hempstead
Yerger
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden Erskine
Bell- McClure Syndicate
Dudson
Judson Philipses
Frances
Harold Hendrix
Disraeli
Cynthia Lowry
Mr. Higby
Higby
West
Texarkena
Pepsi Cole
Arkansas
J. C. Tillman
Forrest City
Yale University
John Bowen III
the Whiffenpoofs
Johnny
John C. Bowen Jr
Dione
Hope
Eugene A. Shuster
Mynette
Hays
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