Society Calendar Bids Several Club Meetings and Wedding
The Cosmopolitan Club plans a Tuesday night meeting on April 23 with Mrs. dim McKendie. Nashville Garden Club hosts its Spring Color Show April 26 at the American Legion Hut. Ladies Bridge Luncheon is set for Thursday at noon with hostesses Mrs. James La rosga Mrs. R. T. White Mrs. nek Lowe and Mrs. Harold Brenis. The Junior Daffodil Garden Club hosts a flower show April 25 at Paisley School Auditorium. Hope Federation of Garden Clubs presents its twelfth Annual Flower Show on April 20 at the Armory. Builders Class of First Baptist Church meets April 23 at 7:30. Kathleen Mallory Circle meets April 23 at 7:30 at Mrs. Jack Ray’s home. Wedding bells ring as Miss Jo Anh Shields and Lt Theron Gaston Ladner wed in Kings Highway Church with Dr. Woe. Wright officiating and family guests attending. Mr. and Mrs. Ladner plan to reside in Shreveport. Dr. McCaskill celebrates 93rd birthday with family and neighbors gathering at the Stone home. Jonquil Garden Club hosts its meeting April 48 at 8:30 hosted by Mrs. Calvin Hare.
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Nashville Garden
Nashville
Kathleen Mallory
First Baptist Church
Jack Ray
Eng
2Nd
Dé Anh Shields
St. Ladner
Kings Highsway
Christian Chiurch
Jo Anh Shields
Theron Gaston Ladner
Shreveport
Louisiana
H. A. Shields
Hope
Ladner
W. F. Ladner
H. A. Shields Jr
Raymond D. Wall
Miss
New Orleans
Miss Shields
St. Vincent's Infirmary School of Nursing
Little Rock
Pearl River College
Poplarville
Mr. Davis. Stone
Dr. McCaskill
Davis’ Stone
McCaskill
Claremore
Oklivi
Stone
Leonard Brown
Camden
Ark
Calvin Hare
Jonquil Garden Club
Thuy
Centenarian Manues Plans Move After Long Life
DeWitt Arkansas notes mark a 103rd birthday for Manues, a lifelong laborer who once walked a mile to town daily and tended garden and cattle. His wife Mahues, 65, recalls their two years of marriage as they consider moving to a larger home with a bigger garden as aging slows him. Attorney Wilbur Botts says tax and legal issues cloud his status as the industrious old man battles cancer.
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Dewitt
B. Mafive
Tennessée
Mantes
Arkansas
Jack of All Trades
Manuel
Manues
Paris
Wilbur Botts
U S Cautious in Relaxing China Trade
Washington officials said the United States will move slowly to loosen Allied controls on trade with Red China while preserving its total embargo. The Eisenhower administration will negotiate with 14 allied nations to reduce the first list of embargoed items, add Soviet bloc trade controls, and tighten control machinery. British and Japanese pressures shaped the decision, amid long running Congress demands for strict restrictions on free world trade with China.
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United States
State Department
Eisenhower
Totel
Japan
State Dulles
Congress
Pansy Garden Club Plans Flower Show at Oglesby
The Pansy Garden Club of Oglesby School met April 14 with President David Waddle presiding. Minutes were read by Sonya Yates. Phala Brown, Bil Gand, Belly Dodson led singing. Joe Reese from Iris Club taught flower show steps. Mrs Reese and Tray Greenlee presented sample arrangements. The club announced a flower show for April 24 at the school, with 56 members present and candy served after adjournment.
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Pansy Garden Club
Oglesby
Oglesby School
David Waddle
Sonya ‘Yates
Phala Brown
Bil Gand
Belly Dodson
America
Mel
Joe Reese
Iris Club
Reese
Tray Greenlee
Z.¥. Messer
Robert Kewls Ward
Dora Ann King
Sharon Kay Greene
Visiting couple arrives for two week stay
A list of local visitors includes Mrs. Buly Oriwein and her son Paul Lynn of Lakeview with Newhinney and day phier. They arrived by plane Monday morning to spend two weeks at J. ler' home and the Rowe home. Devon Best and others from Back ave visited.
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Was. FE
Mente
Kelly and Me Charm With Van Johnson at Saenger
Van Johnson stars in Kelly and Me at the Saenger theater, with Piper Laurie and Martha Hyer supporting. The dog Glamor, a white German Shepherd, performs standout stunts alongside Johnson’s song and dance numbers.
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Jefry
Mee
Val Johnson
Piper Lautte
Mattia Hyer
Istwondétful
Kelly
Saenger Theater
Jim
Kelly and
Ant
Holwood
Screet-Asiave
Lim
van Johnson
Vale of the Vaudvilllah
Piper Laurie
Martha Hyer
Piper
Betwee Biper-Laurie and
van Jonson
Katly and
Miss Laurie
Johitsori
Dear Dorthy Dix Advice Column Snippet
A reader group of young women asks if a boss can restrict social contacts with staff. Dorothy Dix says personal time is private though rumors of business knowledge may justify limits. Other letters discuss dating and loyalty with advice against multiple partners.
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Dorthy Dix
Thalia and CO
Anne
Seventeen Die Violently in Arkansas This Week
The Associated Press reports at least seventeen people died violently in Arkansas during the week ending Sunday midnight. Eight deaths came from traffic accidents in the last three days, with two industrial accidents and two drownings adding to the toll. A church shooting in Cove claimed a 20 year old congregant Miss Helen Griffith. A three vehicle crash near Newport killed William Herbert Drummonds, 28 year old farmer, and injured Lavon Laster, 98, as a Saint Louis driven buck collided on Highway 67 north of Newport.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Ark
Helen Griffith
Newport
Willam Herbert Drummonds
Lavon Laster
Blale
Don Wilcox
Herman Belli
Saint Louis
Drummonds
Highway 67
Ty Uuek
Lastes
Wereine
Fragmented text fragment hints at abstract note
The readable lines show unclear phrases about sites, pendings, and a number set, offering no coherent event, person, organization, or place to anchor a factual headline or summary. Unable to determine a definite news item from the OCR fragment.
Refuses to Waive Extradition in Fatal Arkansas Accident
LITTLE ROCK A Leslie man refused yesterday to waive extradition to California on rape charges. Bobby Joe Weither, 23, was arrested April in California by the FBI on a charge. He was detained at the governor’s office by admin assistant James Carpenter Jr. after a car crash near Pine and Mary Humes, 51, died. The wreck also injured Loyce Nawing, and Arch William, 70, of Alma, was killed while crossing a street.
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Little Rock It
Leslie, Ark
California
Bobby Joe Weither
Caray
FBI
Governor's
Jaude B. Carpenter Jr
Orval Fubus
Pine
Marry Humes
Yeswily
Nawing
Loyce
Arch William 70
Alma
Court Docket from Shunterpet Arkansas April 1987
Court docket lists multiple defendants including Harold B. Lankford Travis Busy Asgalilt Battery fined various amounts. Oren Brannan hazardous driving forfeited 10 dollars. Raymond Tomas driving while intoxicated pled guilty with fines 50 and 260 dollars plus jail. Moses McCain plea guilty for no license and no state car license with small fines. Southwestern Trip Co. and other entities referenced with bond forfeitures and fines.
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Shunterpet Court of
Htape
Arkansay
City
Harold B. Lankford
Travis Busy
Asgalilt
Raby Tirfiage
Eagi
Fais
H. West
Oren Brannan
Freddie Robison
Harlin A. Evans
Addie J. Brad
Jey
Hrubkeenboss
Fmett
Colin C. Richardson
Druikenness
Flen
Raymond Tomas
Plen
el Ouse
Robert Burton
Ens
Dale Sluyard
Horace Vinesaly
Paul’ Sanders
Janet McKehzle
Sim
Rules State Must Pay for Right-of-Way
The Arkansas Supreme Court held that reservation of property for highway use did not bar damages when land was taken by the Highway Department for right of way. War tracts totaling slightly under a certain acreage were acquired for a new four lane highway between North Little Rock and Jacksonville. The parcels, once mapped for development, had owners who knew the land was reserved for highway use. The Highway Commission argued this amounted to a dedication.
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Leon
Hatch Little
Arkinsis Supreme Court
Highway Department
North Lilt Hoek
Jacksonville
The
Highway Commission
Ike and Stassen Meet to Talk Disarmament
President Eisenhower will confer with Stassen at the Augusta National Golf Club as disarmament talks with Russia move toward a first step. Stassen, Eisenhower's dissarmament adviser, flew from Washington for interim reporting to Dulles and officials, then returns to resume negotiations with a U.N. effort.
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Marvin Ls Arrowsmith
Augusta
Misenhower
Herold
Strassen
United States
Sottie Claude
Russia
Stessen
Eisenhower
Prince Front Washington
Augusta Natiural Golf Club
Sonedol
Highway use case upholds higher court verdict in damages
The case centers on compensation for highway use where owners Raymond Rebsamen and Barney Mins, plus ward UKs, were not entitled. Rebsamen demanded 101 600, but the circuit court awarded 88 040, upheld by the Supreme Court. The High Court noted a distinction between a highway dedication and a reservation for a purpose. The Supreme Court rejected the Highway Commission claim that testimony on land value for residential use was improper. The court said owners may show every advantage their property has and prospective buyers, to help the jury set market value. The Supreme Court also affirmed a 2 000 judgment for John Stair whose motorcycle was struck on Old Smiths Rogers Avenue.
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Raymond Rebsamnen
Barney Mins
Ward Uks
Rebsainen
Nasoclilos
Supreme Court
High Court
Caine
John Stair
Old Smith
Rogers Avenue
Fragmentary Note on Tea Guards and Inspection
A fragmented text mentions tea guards for inspection, a score dated item, and a restart report to the West dent. It reads as partial OCR with unclear names and events, offering only scattered references without a coherent narrative or full context.
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House Press
C. Magerty
Builes Ams
West Dent
Dynamite Caps Found Near NLR Scattered Locations
Police report three dynamite tops discovered in the North Little Rock area. Investigators warn caps could contain TNT capable of causing severe harm, with six caps found in a 60 ton box. Detectives James and Knight fear more explosive devices may be in the area.
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Ynamite Cayound
N. LR
North Little
Roche Ws Bos Ned
Sargettht
Woody James
Mack Knight
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