Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights From Prescott Event
Prescott Kiwanis Club met at the Lee Hotel for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Guests from KE Dorado Kiwanis and other locals attended as Tommiy Humes and L. Holcomb spoke on State laws and signals. Thirty members were present, cake and favors distributed, with social chatter and musicians providing light entertainment.
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Kiwanis Club
Lee Hotel
Bon
Stewart and Co
Bethel
Kiwanis Little League
Feam
Terry Lynch Roberts Celebrates Birthday
Terry Lynty Roberts marked a birthday with a celebration at home hosted by her mother Mrs Edward Roberts. The event, held at Brand, honored by Mr and Mrs Tom Brid.
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Terry Lynch Roberts
Terry Lynty Roberts
Edward Roberts
Tom
Visit Highlights in Longview and Bearden Social News
Mrs OQ 2B Cannon returned to Longview after visiting her mother Mrs Clarke Whites Min and Mrs C V Vandiver married in Little Rock Friday. Mr and Mrs Bob Robertson Kila and Bobby of Little Rock were overnight guests of Gus McCaskill and family. Wallace Purtle was the guest of Clyde Clay in Bearden as William TY and George Clay extended their stay.
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Lovee. Siowaard
Little Rock
Bal Stuart
Roy Nelson Af Papolitr Bhiff
Bo CL Stivers
OQ. Go Hirst
C. D. McSwain
Houston
Tex.om
Nday Sinere
Jobe Beyer
Cannon
Mary
Bronzie
Longview
Pex
Clarke Whites
Min
Wallace Purtle
Letters to the Editor on Poultry Week policy
The writer denounces a Chamber of Commerce driven Poultry Rating Week as a plan to unify the industry, claims it pressures local poultry producers and professionals toward vertical integration, and warns of price declines and potential business losses for area farmers amid past industry challenges. The piece urges readers to express views to the editor.
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Southwest
Patmos
Chamber of Commerce
Uneor Uis
N. Ihe
City Planning Case Under Advisement
Special Circuit Judge John Mt. Lotion heard arguments on a city planning case in Little Rock. The panel considered rights to processing grants and potential vertical integration in the poultry and related industries amid concerns over producer finances and potential market dominance. A ruling will follow after briefs are submitted within a week. Separate filings involved two Pulaski County landowners challenging a subdivision plan withheld from the Little Rock Planning Commission approval, with arguments pro and con the new law. Also noted, unemployment payments under Arkansas law rose July 1, 1959, from 36 to 4 weekly and minimum wages from 7 to 10.
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Little Rock
John Mt. Lotion
Osuil
Pulaski County
L. Butler
Korace
Arkansas
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