Community church and club meetings listed for April 16 18
Local notices list WSCS First Methodist and First Baptist groups meeting April 16 17 18 with pledges dues Bible study and communion planned. Also Spring PTA and various Sunday School classes at Garrett Memorial and First National Bank Community Room schedule events and a Friday Bridge Club gathering with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Sanktuary
Ambassador
Garrett
Memorial Baptist Church
Ivy. Mitchell
Pam
Hope Chapter
First National Bank
HHS Coach Attends Arkansas Clinic in Fayetteville
John Pierce head coach at HHS traveled to Fayetteville Missouri for a football coaching clinic at the University of Arkansas Saturday. Mrs. Martin Green and others were noted in attendance.
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John” Pierce
HHS
U of A
Fayetteville
Project 20 and Show of the Week feature Easter saga and con comedy
NBC programs present a dramatic retelling of the crucifixion in He is Risen using King James prose and Renaissance paintings for visuals. A separate Show of the Week offers Action in New Orleans a light comedy about a con man and a widow, though the plot flags midstream.
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New York
NBC
Lazarus
Rembrandt
Titian
E Greco
van Dyck
Rubens
Jesus
Mathew
Mark Luke
John
New Orleans
Alabama
Ohio
Bob Cummings
Audrey Meadows
Colony Group Names Officers at Hot Springs Meeting
J B Waddington of Little Rock was chosen president of the Associations for Retarded Children at Hot Springs as the two day meeting closed. Officers include W R Smith vice president Mrs J W Graney secretary and Milton Howell treasurer. David Ray of Conway said Arkansas plans a research program on mental retardation while Garland Rep Ray Smith urged leveraging state entry into research. Arch Ford noted rural areas are excluded and cautioned that 270000 state funds for special education only scratches needs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
J. B. Waddington
Little Rock
Associations For
W. R
Garland
Ray Smith
Arkansas
Arch Ford
Alford to Speak at Continental Congress Delegates Meet
Arkansas congressman Dale Alford is listed to address about 4 000 Daughters of the American Revolution delegates at the Continental Congress in Washington next week. The event will proceed without Mrs Ernest Ives, sister of UN ambassador Adlai Stevenson, who resigned over the organization’s policies.
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Washington
Dale! Alford
D-Ark
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Ernest Ives
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
How a Wife Can Help Her Husband Proving Love and Belief
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife to support her husband’s writing and personal growth. She urges collaboration, open talk, trust in his talent, and steady encouragement while maintaining balance, joy in life, and intelligent partnership. She also advises a 17 year old to seek independence gradually and consider dating someone her own age.
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Helen
Hakar
Tiha
Moriage
John Erskine
Helen of Troy
Ian
McClellan urges anti-trust curb on unions leaders power
Senator John L. McClellan of Arkansas argued on the Manion Radio Forum for using Sherman and Clayton act provisions to curb the influence of transportation unions led by James Hoffa and Bridges. He warned unchecked union power could override government authority and threaten national transportation stability amid Cold War concerns.
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South
Bend
Ind
John. L. McClellan
T-Ark
McClellan
James Hoffa
Amy Bridge
Hoffa
International Brotherhood of Eamaters, Bridges
West
International Longshore Men's ‘and Warehousemen's Uni
Jon
Manion Radio Forum
Sevisie
Arkansas
MccClellan
Hoffa and
Bridges
Judge to Retire From Clarksville District Bench
Judge Audrey Strait of the South Judicial District announced Saturday her retirement after 24 years of service. Chancellor Wiley W. Bean, 68, filed the same day for the post. he now fills the unexpired term of George Patterson and cannot run again. A constitutional amendment requiring poll tax for voting, added in 1892, was ruled inoperative in 1904 but adopted again in 1908 by the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Clarksville, Ark
Audrey Strait
Judi¢ia
Wiley W. Bean
Clarksville
Bean
George ©. Patterson
Ichancellor
Ald
Arkanway Supreme Court
Bill links social medicine to national debt says Alford
Arkansas Democrat Dale Alford tells the Arkansas Medical Assistants Society that the King Anderson socialized medicine bill in Congress would burden the national debt. He notes the Kennedy backed measure would raise Social Security taxes to fund elder medical care, while preferring Kerr Mills program started October 1960 and adopted by many states.
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Little Rock
Dale Alford
D-Ark
King-Anderson
Congress
Arkansas” Medical Assistants Society
Alford
Kerr- Mills
Kerr-Mills
Withur Mills
Death Toll in Arkansas Rises Amid Violent Week
A Little Rock man dies in a one car crash on Highway 10 near Little Rock. Beauford Blevins 26 and James Ward 93 both of Little Rock were in the vehicle. Ward injured. Jacki Perry 51 of Fort Smith dies in a bed fire at her sister’s home. A drowning near Forrest City claims another life. Texarkana head on collision kills Minnie Bathart 45 and injury to her daughter. Nine traffic deaths, two industrial, one drowning, one burn and one tractor accident this week.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Beauford Blevins
Blevins
James Ward
AL Fort Smith
Jacki Perry
B. G. Hendelx
Perry
Franey McClendon
Herbert Joyner
Madison Junction
Forrest’ City
Rev
Texarkana
Minnie Ig. Bathart
Hempstead Courthouse Records Itemization Listing
Records from Hempstead Courthouse list cases including guardianship of Annie Bruce, various civil actions against individuals and entities such as Clyde Shuick abee, W B Huckabee, Mabel Loraine McInnis, John Thomas McInnis, Raymond Bert Smith, City of Hope, Bakers Easy Pay The Store, Thomas Turnip Seed, Hempstead County Farmer's Association, C S Cox, EL Cu Atkins, Shirley Robins, The Trading Post, John Henry Ogden, Auty E Foster, Globe Life and Accident Insurance Co. Also noted is a marriage license issued for J Ross Moore of Hope and Waxing P Hamm of Camden, along with other names Loudermilk, Hood, Onzie Hogan in Hope.
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Guardian
Annie Bruce
Don T. Bruce
L. E. Huckabee
Clyde Shuickabee
W. B. Huckabee
Mabel Loraine McInnis
John Thomas MeInnis
Jeanne ‘T. Smith
Raymond Bert Smith
Harry Shiver
City’ of Hope
E. C. Baker
Dba
Bakers
Easy Pay
Thomas Turnipseed
Hempstead County Farmer's Association
C. S. Cox
EL Cu Atkins
Shirley Robins
The
Trading Post
John Henry Ogden
Autiy E. Foster
Globe 'Life and Accident Insurrance Co
Ross Moore
Hope
Waxing P. Hamm
Camden
Robert
Loudermilk
Hood
Onzie Hogan
Astonishing claims about a new healing substance
The message touts a miraculous cure with phrases about piles no longer a problem and a secret new healing substance called Bio-Dyna offered as an ointment named Preparation H. It promises money back guarantees and availability at druggists.
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First Het Church
Jett B. Graves
HE Service Guild
Jym
J. W. White
World Bank
Kathleen’ Mallory
First’ Baptist Church
Janey
PTA
Tina
Garrett’ Memorial’ Baptist Church
Bryan Clark
Hempstead County
Lilag Garden Club
B. W. Edwards
Tolleson Enleyteins
P. Tolleson
Garrett Story
Tom Wardlaw
Jobin Britt
Gu . Mes. Wardlaw
Britt
Jess
Ines
Ane
Enlete Tb Nghe
Dixie ‘Drive-In
Elvis Presley
Martin Green
Arkansar
Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
Mally Ann
Irving,Texas
C. Coleman
E.R. McCurkle
FL Worth
Ray McDowell
Richard
Herbert C. May
C. V. Nunn
Jones
Cookit
Bruce Duke
Orval Brannan
Mary Margaret Daniels
Lynn Wiggins
Haskell Jones
Arkansas Assa Retarded
Ue Velda Rose Motel
Dorothy DIX
Helen Worden
Erskine
Helen Worden Erskine
Bell Syndicate
First Poultry
Lex Killebrew
Feft
Arkansas Poultry Federation
George Tenney
Mountaine Poultry Co
Semper
A. J. Wheelers
Chapel’s Cleaners
Associated Press
Atk. Alford
Hempstead
Civil & Chancery Docket
N.Y
Rog
U.S
S&h
Embassy
Bamboo
S&h Green
Kroger Co
Apiil Ig
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