Society Calendar Notes From Local Gatherings and Recitals
A garbled society calendar lists meetings at homes of Mrs. Carter Rossell and Mrs. McCain on April 14 and 15 plus a Viscentive Board gathering, a Civitan session, and a Union meeting of the Pious Methods. Also noted is a Mary Joan Sparks vocal recital on April 61 at the First Baptist Church and various showers, remarks on road projects, and a Saudi Arabian update. Names include Mrs. Carter Sulton, Mrs. Monard Wright, Miss Kdpa Earle Wright, Mrs. Clyde Smith, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Pyle
Mary Joan Sparks
Helen
Mohne Barlow
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To Buy Not Conthued From Page One
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss buying actions and financial terms with scattered phrases about treasury, television, and a bookstore or banker. The readable items mention a buyer, a secretary, and a possible purchase plan, but specifics and context are unclear.
Clothes Reveal Winter Wardrobe Woes And Tips
Fashion column advises readers on spring wardrobes while noting winter wear oversight. Commentary from United Pass Women's Edit humorously critiques concealment and reveal, urging practical choices Peter to balance comfort and style with recurring trends.
Land title confirmation notice in Hempstead County Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Arkansas the Chancery Court clerk reports a petition for the confirmation of title to described lands. The notice details boundary starts at the northwest corner of Section 3, with bearings and distances, outlining portions of the east half of the southeast quarter and southeast quarter of the northeast quarter, totaling about 80 acres, and provides the path to the public road and creek landmarks for the property in question.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Efe
Ethel -Brown
Bey
Hempsteid
Bempstead Copsty
Nina
Fo Lowe
Newni
Nosthenat Cornoy
Norehonsé
Benw
Norky
Recioy
Begingiig
Ouarlen
Westayty Service Guild Meets Will Mes
Miss Carolyn Andrews returned to Canton Texas Tuesday after visiting her parents, accompanied by Bob Hendrix of Hope. Mr. Newiy Nelson elected, a salad course served to the president and fourteen members. Reports on the Pine Bluff conference, an inspiring program, spring flowers and chrysanthemums described. Several district WSCS workshops attended. several hosts and guests listed. Rotarians held weekly luncheon at Broadway Hotel with plans to attend a district meeting in Arlington. Members discussed delegations to international events, visitors named, and a prayer service led by Mrs. McCaskill Circle 2 of the Women of the Presbyterian Church met with prayers, Bible study on Luke 24, and a dessert served to fourteen present.
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Carolyn Andrews
Texas
Women's University
Canton
Ater
Edgar Andrews
Bob Hendrix
Hope
Newiy Nelson
Westerap Service
Thorny Mertenly
Bill Gordon
Allen Mire Hult
Charlie ‘Thomas
Sue Marting Tocal
Mise Maradevite Avery
Charlie Thomas
le Oc Lee
Thinas
Pine Bluly
Kenneth Ledsettat
Clyde Testerly
China
Broadway
Pis
Bram
Buinness” Tienays Z
Jack Mayvell
Presbyterian Cireley
Wilit M's. McCaskill
Presbyteriya Chinreh
Crags McCaskill
Waller Hirst
A. Ry’ Borns
Ehalipna
Lorch Family Branded Red by Faubus
Gov Faubus charged Thursday night that a professor and his wife were involved in Communist agitation in Arkansas. He named Myr and Mrs Ree as shareholders in alleged efforts to disrupt racial integration at a campus.
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Lorch
Faubus
Eif
Na -Little
Rock Nesto-college
Iweyia
Io Paratus
Arkangel
Rogerpoy
Tex Reana death penalty sought in rape case
Prosecutor Teavis Mathis said she will seek the death penalty for two youths charged with raping a young girl in a field. The victim testified for more than 30 minutes as she sobbed, describing how the boys raped her twice despite her efforts to fight them off. The hearing followed a bond denial and a circuit court proceeding with Judge Lyle Brown presiding.
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TEX Reana
Teavis Mathis
Dudie Lyle Brown
Mathis
Eels
Ibiit
Eisenhower speech prompts religious question in center
United Press today reports a manuscript suggests President Eisenhower’s stance could shift opinion on religion in public life. The fragment hints at sermonlike remarks and public sentiment, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
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Richard
Montaba United Prese
United Press Today
Eisenhower
Student bids on widow’s home sparks moral, legal dispute
Evansville report details Morris Esche a university student who bought a widow’s home for ten thousand dollars under a sheriff sale. He says he intended no harm and would return the property if possible. The widow Mrs Juanita Malin claims she knew nothing of the auction until notified and argues the sale may be illegal without proper notice. Her unpaid grocer bill and mounting debts add to the case as lawyers challenge the legality and notice procedures surrounding the sale. Deputy Sheriff Zinghe recounts attempts to inform Mrs Malin of redemption options.
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Evansville
Tit
Pijrello University
Eysae
Wien
ENO
Hte
Morris Escho
Witow
Juanita Malin
Esche
Main
Financelad
Malin Salled
Loappany
Gould
Malin
Handy premiere set for Memphis with proceeds to memorial fund
A Southern premiere of the film longed on the fife is planned in Memphis at a named theater on April 1 with proceeds supporting a memorial fund. The event marks a tribute to the late composer We C. Hiingly, and the program includes performances by notable artists.
Fragmented overheard quotes about public notices and manufacturers
A garbled OCR fragment references statements from Columbus Ohio figures and a public concerns debate. It mentions a president or publican group, a Columbus Conic Publics Co, and a claim that a statement is not true. It hints at manufacturers and consumer wants with claims of spending money to satisfy the public.
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Ucls da
Maharly
Columbus
Ohio
He Columbus Conic. Pubrics Co
Apia
Whae
Platiarty
Cuba fights kill near hundred in week of clashes
Havana reports loyal troops have crushed insurgent bands in eastern Cuba after a week of fierce fighting. Insurgents led by Fidel Castro are said to be under pressure as government forces pursue them to the Sierra Maestra mountains. The capital remained tense with blackouts and patrols, while communications with provinces were disrupted and a strike affected water services.
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Havana
Cuba
le Army
Ebelk
Dhemhla
Sioren Maertras
Fidel Castro
Athoit Ollack
Mhuysday Hightenuga
Castro
Thi
Palin
Maszanillo
Bueyellto
Wreiny
Cabat
White House
Havan
Hasvant
Santiago
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Carter Rossel
Wesleyan Service Guild
McCain
Nh 7
Maite Gentry
Urea Paytor
Mya
Gul Lind Medders
Boo
Til &T
ATL
Nrs
V. C, Civitan
Chovell
Angel Mohdny Angioi
Welch
Callan
Ly Baoley
T. Walle
Lee Briig and
Childeen
Ilest
Mra Clyde Smith
Mr. Kring
EdAd Earle
Corer Sufton
Sata Tuck
Kdpa
Earle Wright
Bridgeleal
Wehiaing
Ray Wihama
Texare Jaina
AtinangAs
Carter Sulton
Heto
Ner Motive
Monard Wright
Alyn Willams
H. GO Glib
Shower Springs
Hlome Demonstration Club
Mes
Joba Hawwising
Arabia
Washington
Walsal
Ing Saud Sines
Desert Kingdom
Abdullah al-Khayyal
Faisal
Saenger
George Montgomery
Wat
Pewuny Cinemascope
Pharsip Enea emHega
Marcelste
Qi BE
Ruth
Fair Park
Revlon's
Mainesi Ie
Blane
Wey
Secretary of Treasury
Ani
Tee
Gay
Pauley United Pass
New York
Irene Bie
New Spring
Whaler Baestions
Theo Moniuetheer
Volissyaue
Legal N Notice
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Hempstead County ‘Chancery Court
Anita, Syueart Terrell, Praintipe
Atoms For Peace
U. S
E. My
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Hilal
Pides
Fescott News
Westayty Service Guild
Will Mes, Hesterly
Foreigh Missions of
Methaiist Church
T. M. Bemis Ald Mra
John A. Dorsey
Plainfield, N. I
Mes. Hoger Smith
Magnolia
William Hays
Jack of
Alfred DeBlack
Wayne Eley
WSCS
Menn
Tom Bemis
Norwood Smith
Tim. Morris
Q. R. Bemis
John A. Dorgey
Plainfield
Bemis
Tex
Arkana
John “Hubbard
Prishytrian Gleols
Tohn Hubbard
John W.davis
Andrew
Citbenter
Nendovsarvilla
Tenn
BH. EY Davis
Hike] Herring
Rane Jewella ‘Herring
T. Lavender
Fur Nie
Day - Wynn
Vitafieid
Vicki
Witlie” Rack
Nay
Friends of
la Col
Scott
Army
Navy
Hospital
Dn Mol Springs
United Press
EL Prado
Board of Trustes
University of Arkansas
First National Bank
Little Rock
UPI
Arkansas Highway Compilesion
Aransas Supreme Court
Puriski Chancery Copel
Compilsgion
Todestick Fery
Poulkner-Pen'y
Puslaski Changellor Murray
Reed
Highway Department
Clay
Cross of Pendleton
Furry
el. Dorado
Bill Murray
Benton Rigasell
Warner Brown Hospital
Pine ‘Bluff
Federal Housing —‘Administration
Blackansac
Housing Industy
Wayne “Sprague
Lite Rack
Arkinses Home Builders Association
Ihe
Sprague
Little, Rock
Flippin
Arikannas
Sévice Commission
Hild Monkey
PSC Imust
North
Pelephone
Thaca
Camden
Negra
Uachtta County
Grover Lineberler
Lloyd
Davis
James Crawford
Tart Coleman
Yugagin Yin
Montgomery Ward
iCat
Sales
Furniture’ & Mattreas Co
Harold’ Stephens
Lant-O-Lakes
Farmegins
Arkeo
Ines
Oakcrest
Oxygin
Prospect
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