Easter Exercise Connects Oak Grove and Nearby Churches
After regular service at Oak Grove Baptist Church, a joint Easter Exercise joined Shorters Chapel and Mt. Moriah with three churches represented. Teachers led activities and Prof. A. Jacques headed Agriculture, aided by student Migs Mitchell. Rev W Dixon of Shorter preached. Guests included Rev Patterson, Rev Glover, and Rev Digis, with visitors from Randolph Arizona and Yuma.
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Oak Grove Baptist
Shorters Chapel
Blevin
Oak Grove
Mt. Moriah
A. Jacques
Misjo
Migs Mitchell
Hev. W. Dixon
Shorter
Patterson
B. N. Glover
M. D. Digis
Wiliams
Hendrix Trackster Maintains Sprint Domination At Meet
Hendrix sprinter Arthur Sears showed strong form at a triangular meet, winning the 100, 220, and 440-yard dashes as Hendrix edged Mississippi College for team honors. Sears led Hendrix, with Hot Springs standout performances contributing to the team’s strong showing.
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Arkadelphia
Arkansas
Arthur Sears
Hendrix
Flying
Hot Springs
Mississippi College of
Pels Defined as Top Contender In Pirates Exposed Plans
New Orleans coverage reports the Pelicans poised as strong contenders for the Southern Association pennant. It details Pirates manager Fred Haney and club prospects, including players like Bob Branch Rickey and Joe B. Brown, with lists of personnel changes and expected season strengths for the Pelicans in the 1954 campaign.
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Harry Martinez
New Orleans
Bob Branch Rickey
Mnnager
Pittaburgh Pirates
Joe B. Brown
Pirates
Stronguy Ahan
Migkey
Pittsburgs
Stus
Chicago Cubs
Clyde McCulaugh
Lee Anthony
Preston Elkins
Don Cochran
Lenny Yorham
Bob Garber
Charleston
Danny Murtaugh
Mel
Brandon Davis
Gail Henley
Kim Monahan
Rutgers
Negro Hurlers Work Out at Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS The Negro hurlers at the Siggrad in Hal Springs stage a spring training intrasquad game yesterday. Tugerson pitched three hitless innings with five strikeouts while Leander allowed four hits in three frames. Co owner Lewis Gulla expects the team to be reinstated and to open the season April 21 with the Tugersons on the roster. The Cotton States League previously revoked Hot Springs franchise after Florence Villa Negroes protest. Trautman may issue a ruling over the weekend.
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Siggrad
Hal
Dim Tugerson
Leander
Jim
Lewis Gulla
Bathers
Wiy
Tugersons
Florence Yvilla
Cotton States League
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Hot Springs
George Trautman
National Association of Minor Leagues
Golta
Trautman
Carpenter McHan Bat Parks to Win
Arkansas Razorbacks spark a season opening win over Biena Vista College as Lamar McHan and Lewis Carpenter star on offense. Pitcher Tierre wins, with Southpaw Bob Si also contributing. The team prepares for a doubleheader at Northwest Oklahoma State on Saturday.
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Vavettevieve
Bill Fercei
University of Arkanasot Bageball
Lamar McHan
Lewis Carpenter
Uney
Biena Vista College of Tows
Mellin
Hoastwest Conferonee
Rnhsfield
Carpenter
Mint
Homer
Mae Vans
Bob Si
Tierre
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Gqator
Okina Momn State
Tahteqiah
Southern Preparing for Opening of Baseball Season
The Associated Press reports Southern teams ready for opening by early 1963. Birmingham and Cincinnati rivals clash in exhibition, Little Rock travels, and Nashville prepares for Lilie Rock. Players Jay Canatabta or Jock Harghman tipped as starter. New Orleans tops Loyola in New Orleans. Mobile Bears travel to Atlanta to meet the Crackers. Chattanooga Lookouts prep for Memphis game. Memphis faces St Louis Cardinals in an exhibition tonight.
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Corror
Hope
POE
Main
Hempsteen
Nevada
Tatayetta, Howerd
Miller
Arkansas DoHiles
Inc
Sterick Bidg
Memphis
Texas Bank
Dollas 2
Texas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
New York
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Oklahoma City
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Senate
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Barong
Cincinnati
Acam
Gholston
Little Rock
Travelers
St. Leavis Cardinals
Ditthe Reef
White Sox
Atha
Memphis Chicks
Tuleuds
Amaz Gin Association
Nashville Velo
Lilie Rock
Munger Siugh Poland
Jay Canatabta
Jock Harghman
New Orleans
Loyola University
Birmingham
Mobile Bears
Vero Beach
Pla
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Memphiz
Cal Elmer Gold
Franke Popish
Lookouts
St. Egals
Cardinals
Ouachita Announces Seven-Game 1953 Football Schedule
Ouachita College plans seven football games for 1953 under director Tames Shultz. Open dates remain for two opponents. Schedule includes Memphis Naval Air Station in September, Southwestern at Memphis in October, Hendrix College at home, Millsaps College on the road, and Mississippi College, Central Oklahoma at home or away.
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Arkadelphia
Tames Shultz
Ouachita College
Schulle
Tigers
Memphis
Naval Air State
Southwestern
Memphils
S. B
Oklahoma
Hendeix College
Millsapa College
There
Mississippi College
Here
Central Oklahoma
Thee
Johnson Resigns as El Dorado Athletic Director and Coach
El Dorado High School confirms Johnson resigns from athletic director and head coach posts amid booster group pressure. In two seasons he led the El Dorado football program to 12 wins, 9 losses, and 1 tie, with most seniors to return next fall.
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EL Dorado
Woody Johnson
el Dorado High School
Johnson
Jonnseni
Parkin
Ark
Ted Tram
Jotingon
Weisioatla
Aie University
Gold digger myths and a loan seeking woman tale
A fragment portrays a narrator railing at a woman who seeks money, calling her a gold digger while describing a man who pursues a free lunch and a loan. The piece mocks “courtship” as cash for nothing and dismisses the idea of genuine benefit from marriage or aid.
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Nile
Ecoures
Pintes
Walle
Lis
Hase
Clean sweep of 2 game series as ASTC clinches win
A terse recap notes a big run by ASTC in a two game series win at Winans. Henderson State remains runner up to ASTC in the conference chase while Arkansas Tech heads to Southern State at Magnolia and ABTC hosts Arkansas A&M as schedule moves to Clovisville.
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ASTC
Winans
Henderson State
Binner
College of the Ozarks
AIC
Unclear text on gathering talks and POWs exchange
Fragmentary report describes potential talks to settle wounded and POW exchanges within days. Mentions U N involvement, ally aid, and a meeting planned for Thursday with unclear details and names amid garbled OCR.
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Stelfio
Torrupnbedebings
Txolange
U.N
Adin
Dotin C
Dantel
Chiat U.N
Listkon
Safel
Pinmunjam
Mey
Fragmented OCR Note on Trade and Free Labor
Fragmented text discusses middle age as a hurdle for professionals, bolding a wealthy patronage, and a plan to free a trade figure and ride freely to an impossible future. The snippet includes garbled remarks about advancement, honesty, and a hypothetical marriage of a free vendor, with unclear context or clear events.
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Tves Jonder
Nike
Madas
Nojther
Court Orders Continued Petition to Intervene in Election
Court records show efforts to intervene in a local election dispute. A démarrer pleader cites legal procedure while parties argue funding and eligibility, with contested acts challenging the petition and voter eligibility.
British Freed and Chinese Says: War Broadcast Notes
Fragmented text reports Vivina Holt released as minister to Seoul and mentions George Blake and Philip Dane as London and International News correspondents. References to Belt yenilely in Seoul and Salvation Army appear garbled with unclear names and dates.
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Vivina Holt
Seoul
George Blake
Philip Dane
London
Avi
Werte
Tlen Hirst
Yenilely
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