Prescott area community events and school play announce plans
The Prescott community hosts multiple activities including a joint meeting of the Prescott and Junior Musical Coteries on Wednesday at 3 00 in the Educational Building of the Methodist Church. a Wednesday Bridge Club gathering at 2 20 at Mrs Allen Gee’s home. and the Prescott Junior Class presenting a farce In Again Out Again on Friday April 15 with matinee April 14 for students. The Lions Club launches its annual Broo Sale to fund glasses for schoolchildren. The Prescott High School play features a cast list and ticket prices with tryouts completed. Members attend cards and social gatherings at homes. local residents travel to Little Rock for baseball games.
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Prescott
Ac Jtinlor Musical Coterie
Methodist Church
Prescott High School
Mrs. Quick
Mary J. Herring
Admira
Jayce Haynie
Waldo
John McLelland
Candy
Simone Golden
Honey
Carolyn Andrews
Noah
Meighbor
Scott Weaver
Maude
Gene Hale
iMensy
Paul Sullivan
Dodies
Margaret Lee Lynch
Margaret Phillips
Ruth
Feaness
Woosley
Honk
Marilyn Lee
C. R. Gray
47 Bridge Club
C. St. Gray
Pla
Q. W. Watkins
Burl Eppler
B.A. DeLamar
Vernon Buchanan
Eppler
Milford Daniel
J.B. Franks
Marvin Cunningham
Glen Hairston
Jim Nelson
Bob Reginolds
J. 4. Worthington
Ceiling lifted on student labor payments in AIC
LITTLE ROCK The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference removed the $3 600 ceiling on payments by schools to athletes for student labor. The limit was meant to curb subsidization in the program. The College of the Ozarks challenged fairness as other students lacked such limits. The conference charged the league commissioner with verifying actual employment of athletes. Proposals by Southern States College and Ozarks to alter practice were rejected. Members met in Little Rock on Saturday to finalize decisions.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
College of the Ozarks
AIC
Southern States College
Ozarks
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Lille Rock
Arkansas Tigers dominate Tulsa 7 5 in Pine meet note
Arkansas defeated Tulsa 7-5 in a southern meet as the Tigers earned a decisive win. Separately, Mrs. J W Tecler Mrs Dan Pittman Sr and Mrs Burke Shelton attended the Camden Methodist Women’s Conference. Frank Turberville returned from Texarkana hospital stay. Reverend Harold Morgan attended a Nazarene Conference in Little Rock with his daughter Janet staying longer with relatives. R F Yarbrough visited Memphis on business. Ouachita Presbytery meeting in Fordyce included W G Bensberg and C H W Tompkins. Mr and Mrs J Bemis returned from New Orleans where Bemis attended the Southern Pine Association meeting. Dale Ledbetter visited St Louis on business.
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Harold Morgan
Little Rock
Janet
Alibi trials and darkroom hints across Hughes case
Jim Dunn and Mark Richards chase a thinning alibi for young Tony Hughes as Chief Hughes and Eddie Stone link to misused funds and drug depictions. They weigh who protects whom while Ott reports on Verr Bruce’s past crimes and a hospital rescue thread intersects Tim Pardon’s care and Mansfield’s recovery.
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Jim Dunn
Mark Richards
Atword
Tash
Hughes
Jin
Chief Hughes
Eddie
Tony
Eddie Stone
Jim
The American Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Local Events
The American Ladies Auxiliary will meet Tuesday night April 13 at Hicks Funeral Home. Also listed are three membership classifications for the Auxiliary including Legion relations and veterans relatives. An Easter program, a spring style revue at Yerger High School, and a revival at Lonake Baptist Church are announced with public invitations.
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American Ladies Auxiliary
Hicks Funeral Home
Auxiliary
American Legion
United States
Yerger High School
Yerger
T. J. Rhone
BeeBee Memorial Cme Church
Lonake Baptist Church
W. M. Davis
Hogan and Snead in Masters Playoff
In Augusta, Ben Hogan and Sam Snead reached a Masters playoff after Billy Joe Patton faltered late. Patton faded to finish a stroke behind the leaders as Hogan and Snead posted shaky 280s.
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William Tucker
Augusta Ga
Thier
Augusta, Ga
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Snead
Hogan
Tin shed steel output of 1953 could build three Manhattans
A claim compares 1953 United States steel production to the volume of tin shed steel products, stating it would supply enough material to construct three cities the size of Manhattan, highlighting industrial scale.
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United States
Manhattan
Nelson Hill Fest No. 427 Meeting Notice
The Nelson Hill Fest No. 427 will meet Tuesday night April 13 at Hicks Funeral Home. Time 8 p.m. All members are urged to be present. Relatives from Philadelphia Little Rock Chicago and Washington DC have arrived to attend the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Mary Searles.
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Nelson Hill
Hicks Funeral Home
Odessa Dilliard
Philadelphia
Charles Robinson
Little Rock
Jeffa Peeler
Chicago, I
Glen Jefferson
Washington, D.C
Mary Searles
Commissioner’s Sale Notice in Hempsferd County Arkansas
The Commissioner of Sale for the Chancery Court of Hempsferd County Arkansas will auction the SW quarter of Section 5 Township 14 South Range 25 West totaling about 160 acres. The sale to be held at the outdoor entrance of the Hempstead County Courthouse Hope Arkansas on Saturday May 1 1954 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. under the order dated April 1 1954 in Sarah Paxton Carr et al v Paxton N Marks et al No 7400. Garrett Willis Commissioner of Sale April 5 12
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Chancery Court
Hempsferd County
Arkansas
Sarah Paxton Carr
Paxton N. Marks
Hempstead County
F Hempstead County
City of
Hope
Garrett Willis
Sale
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Lewis Rohrbaugh
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Lion's Youth Fund
Robert Peachy
Rose Locke
Garland Fore
Gene Lee
Carl." Dalrymple
Carl
Jim" McKenzie
Martin Gilbert
Dwane Inley
St.Louis Cardinals
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White’ Sox
Travelors Field
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aa.Co. Eranteed
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Pelee
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
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Tigers
Frank Turberville
Texarkana
Mr.Turberville
St. Michael's Hospital
R. F. Yarbrough
Memphis
W. G. Bensberg
C. H W. Tompkins
Ouachita
Pet
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Bemis
The
Squttiern Pine Association
Dale Ledbetter
St. Louis
Drese
Rocket
America
WINGS
Hope's Friendly Department Store
Fred Robertson
Mar
Young Hughes
Mark - Richards
VerrBruce
Drover
Hart
Nancy
Phene
Tim
Mansfield
Anna M. P. Strong
Pelter
Pardon
Tol-E-Tex Company
East Third Street
Hope, Arkansas
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