School Staff and Teachers Listed by Schools
Public schools list administrators and teachers across multiple campuses. Names appear for senior, junior, and elementary levels including principals, heads of departments, librarians, coaches, and support staff across Brookwood Garland Oglesby Paisley Fulton Verger Shover Street Hopewell schools.
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Alfaretta Walker
Louise J. Yerger
Myrtle Yerger
Naomi R. Yerger
Shover Street
Emma S. Cooper
Dora Dean Kern
Ernestine Carter
Gurtha Williamson
Ethel Bizzell
Ida Fayelise Jones
Hopewell
Revival at Anderson Union Baptist Church Aug 19 28
The Anderson Union Baptist Church will begin a revival program on August 19 and continue through August 28. Services will be held twice daily at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Rev Clifford Palmer of Pea Ridge delivering the preaching. Pastor Connie Horton invites all to attend.
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Anderson Union Baptist Church
Clifford Palmer
Pea Ridge
Connie Horton
Divers Claim Found Hulks Of Ancient Athenian Fleet
In Sicily near Siracusa divers report water logged hulks believed to be part of a large Athenian war fleet sunk in 413 B C. Experts led by Prof Luiga Barnard brea of the Siracusa Historical Museum call it a potential historic discovery. authorities traced ships from ancient records and retrieved pottery fragments off Ortigia, prompting further dives.
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Siracusa
Sicily
Prof
Luig
Barnard Brea
Sicilian Department of Antiquities
Arthur Baker
Baker
B. C
Ortigia
Ath
Miss Guthrie Named Miss Football of 1955 at Gala
About 700 to 800 football fans gathered at the stadium for a reunion with the team and coaches. Barbara Guthrie was chosen Miss Football of 1955 over 16 senior contestants, with Haskell Jones revealing the honored student and Superintendent James H. Jones and Coaches Turpin Pearce and Taylor speaking. Sybil Shirley led majorettes as the cheer squad performed while Principal Jiggs Stewart spoke on ticket sales plans.
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Barbara Guthrie
Haskell Jones
James H. Jones
Turpin
Pearce
Taylor
Sybil Shirley
Jiggs Stewart
Louise Griffin
Bkpw Club
Miss Guthrie
Evelyn Irene Adams
Alice Anthony
Margaret Ann Archer
Linda Betts
Sue Burke
Virgie Caston
Jane Cooley
Merilyn Edwards
Linda Rae Halbert Ginny Herndon
Pat McGill
Janet MacKenzie
Marian McQueen
Loretta Munn
Kay Ray
Mary Ann Rodgers
Judy Watkins
Joe Roper
Melody Boys
Masons to Confer Degree Tonight
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No 239 will confer a Masters Degree tonight at seven in Masonic Hall. All Masons are urged to attend.
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Whitfield
Army Starts Reserve Program
The Army begins one phase of a new reserve training program and plans rapid expansion. It will enlist men aged 17 to 18 and a half for six months training, with six year enlistments into the reserve and a total service path totaling two years active duty, three years in the ready reserve, and one year in standby reserve.
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Washington
Army
Congress
Eisenhower
Forecast for Arkansas August 1923 period
Extended forecast notes near normal temperatures for Arkansas with minima 67 to 76 and maxima 87 to 95. Precipitation expected moderate with scattered thunder showers beginning Sunday or Monday.
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Arkansas
Manhunt Ends for Cop Killer in Chicago
Chicago police captured Richard Carpenter after a tear gas filled apartment standoff ending a 23 hour terror spree that left Officer Clarence Kerr critically wounded and Patrolman John Kennedy among others injured. Carpenter pleaded not to be shot during the arrest.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Richard Carpenter
Elwood Zuley
Carpenter
Zuley
John Kennedy
North Avenue
Biltmore Theater
Clarence Kerr
Kerr
New Mexico Couple Feted by Hope City Groups
A New Mexico couple, 2nd Lieut Bill Cutter and his wife, were guest of honor in Hope. Duffie Booth of the Hope Chamber Tourist committee and Patrolman Carl Wayne Burke arranged a tour with free car service from Kelly Walton’s, a watermelon, and hospitality from the Lions Club and local hosts. The couple, on furlough from Ft. Knox, toured Diamond Cafe and was photographed by the Hope Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffie Booth
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Carl Wayne Burke
New Mexico
Bud Collier
Kelly Walton
Hope
Hope Auto Co
Pod Rogers
Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Keeley
Harold M. Brents
Lions Club
Diamond Cafe
Ochis Harvey
Bill Cutter
Alberquerque
Cutter
Ft. Knox
Kentucky
The
Hope Star
University of New Mexico
Sales Increase in Dept Stores in Eight Fed District
The St. Louis Federal Reserve reports department store sales in the Eight Federal Reserve District rose last week from the year earlier period but slower than the prior two weeks. Little Rock led with a 19 percent gain, district average up 3 percent, Louisville and nearby cities 3 percent, with St. Louis and Memphis up 2 percent.
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ST. Louis
Federal Reserve District
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Little Rock
Louisville
Memphis
Young Emge Favored in Denver Poultry Show
Denver report says Gius Emge Jr 13 is favored to win blue ribbons at the Denver Junior State fair with his entry of 30 hens and roosters, the only entry yesterday.
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Denver
Gius Emge, Jr
Emege
Frisco Train Wreck Near Marked Tree Claims Five Lives
Four cars of a Frisco Kansas City Florida Special derailed near Marked Tree. Five people died, two were critically hurt, and twelve others had minor injuries. Among the dead are Edith Randall Rinder and her child Glen, plus Patricia Jane Crawford and a dining car chef. William Richards, 56, was also identified among the deceased.
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Frisco
Memphis
Edith Randall Rinder
Macon
Sheriff Targeted Over Countywide Neglect in Brookhaven
Dist. Atty. E C Barlow accused Sheriff Bob Case of neglect of duty and faulted Gov Hugh White for not aiding in investigating the courthouse yard shooting of Lamar Disney Smith 63. Three white men Noah Smith Mack Smith and Charles Falvey were charged with murder and released on bond.
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Brookhaven
Miss
E. C. Barlow
Lincoln County
Bob Case
Mississippi
Hugh White
Barlow
Case
Lamar
Disney) Smith
Noah Smith
Mack Smith
Charles Falvey
Smith
White
Barlowk
Seoul Encephalitis Claims Seven of Twenty-Two
An outbreak of encephalitis in South Korea escalates as seven of twenty-two patients die this week. Health officials monitor spreading cases and urge vigilance in affected regions.
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Seoul
South Korea
Dr Champlin Receives Honorary Osteopath Award
Dr Charles A Champlin of Hope was awarded an honorary life membership in the American Osteopathic Association at the 59th annual Los Angeles convention, after earlier similar honors from the Arkansas Osteopath Association. His wife Dr Etta F Champlin also received the awards years ago.
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Charles A. Champlin
Hope
American Osteopathic Association
Los Angeles
Champlin
Arkansas Osteopath Association
Etta FE. Champlin
American School of Oste
Schmidt to File Divorce by Monday
Sacramento California airman Daniel Schmidt plans to file for divorce not later than Monday from Una Schmidt who remarried while he was a prisoner in Communist China. Attorney Howard P. Welch said a petition will seek custody of 2 year old Danny Jr and notes Schmidt plans to visit his mother in Portland this weekend.
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Sacramento
Calif
Daniel Schmidt
Schmidt
Howard P. Welch
Daniel
Una
Alford Fine
Korea
Welch
Danny Jr
Diel
Portland
Nellie Peter
Peters
No Storms Yet But One Brews
Forecasters tracked an area about 2,500 miles east-southeast of Miami but found no sign of a new storm. A Miami Weather Bureau forecaster said no development is expected for the next couple of days, noting the tropical convergence zone sits farther north than usual, which could favor development.
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Miami
Miami Weather Bureau
Dunn
Hope Ark photos win national merit awards
Ed Justus of Hope earned three certificates of merit from the Photographers Association of America at its 75th meeting in Chicago. A large Hope watermelon weighing 115 pounds was grown by Don Fields of Jack Brown Motors and sent from Hope to a Lakewood car salesman for appreciation of service. Leonard Ellis Insurance Agency will now handle real estate through its partnership with Frank E. Russell. Ford Times reports on the World championship duck calling contest at Stuttgart Arkansas. Lealon Wilson of Darco Feed Co will complete a four day Poultry Short Course in Iowa with a certificate of satisfactory completion.
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Ed Justus
Hope
Photographers’ Association of America
Conrad Hilton
Chicago
Jefferson County
Colorado
Arkansas
Lakewood
Don Fields
Jack Brown Motors, Inc
Fields
J. P. (Pinkey) Byers
Ark
Brown Motors
Byers
Ford Times
Jerry Chonau
Stuttgart
Lealon Wilson
Darco Feed Co
Dr. Salsbury
Charles City
Iowa
Flood Devastates Eastern U S as Hurricane Lashes Heads North
Eastern states from Pennsylvania to New York endure widespread flooding after a hurricane drifts northward. At least 22 people are dead and damage runs into millions as cities like Scranton report emergency declarations and street flooding. Red Cross crews pump water to hospitals while power and communications fail in several towns.
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Carolinas
Pennsy
New Jersey
Maryland
Masetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Island
Virginia
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Scranton
James T. Hanlon
Red Cross
Hanlon
9Magna
Tamaya
GI Convicted in Death of Three Mates
Sgt. James C. Gallagher, 23, of Brooklyn, was found guilty by a court martial of killing three fellow prisoners of war in 1951 and collaborating with captors. He faces a maximum life sentence but can apply for parole after serving 10 years. Verdict delivered after a 15 day security trial at Fort Jay on Governors Island.
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New York
James C. Gallagher
Brooklyn
Couple Injured in Collision at Local Intersection
A Little Rock couple suffered cuts and bruises in a two car crash at an intersection. They were taken to Arkansas Hospital in satisfactory condition. The other driver was Lionel Brooks of Little Rock. His car collided with the Harris vehicle, which struck a utility pole.
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Little Rock
Fa Cily
al L. Harris Jr
Arkansas Hospital
Harris
Lionel Brooks
Little
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Doris J. Miller
James L. Stewart
Margaret K. Park
Mary Ann Flowers
Roy Allison
Joe Amour
George T. Cannon
Rand
Gwendolyn Dean
H. L. Hane
A .L. Hardage
Carl Hinton
Frank Horn
B. C. Hyatt
R. E. Jackson
Ethel Whitehurst
Commercial
W. A. Williams
Frank Mason
Otis Breed
F. J. Burroughs
Earl Downs
J. T. Merritt
John R. Pierce
W. M. Sparks
Crit Stuart, Jr
Brookwood Elementary
E. R. Brown
Louise Fuller
W. O. Beene
Donald Moore
E. W. Copeland
W. T. Baker
A. J. Caldwell
Mary T. Andrews
Garland Elementary School
M. B. Hatch
Verna Jines
Muriel McLarty
Earl Thomason
James M. Andrews
Jess Davis
Thomas Hays
Vinita Hail
Oglesby Elementary School
T. V. Messer
Homer Reeves
Grady Williams
Royce Weisenberger
James F. Ward
Sidney Fricks
Paisley
Mamie B. Holt
Estelle Caldwell
Paul Jones
Teddy Jones
Theo P. Witt
Arlis Adams
Elbert Mayy
Fulton
William Etter
Tom E. Hill
Electa M. Nelson
Arsenia N. Coleman
Climmie Frierson
Lucy G. Faucette
Fannie Buchanan
Edna S. Conway
L. M. Davis
Neva Carmichael
Gladys N. Davis
Fulton Elementary
Jewel Wright
Parthenia Bowels
Cleota Dunevant
Ith
Anderson Church
City of Hope
Charles W. Broyles
Lynn
Ridge Field Drive
Cincinnatti
Ohio
Lynn Boyles
Boyles
Harrell Hall of
Orville Faubus
Arkansas Experiment Station
Farm Bureau
Ned Purtle
Cecil Bittle
Gov. Faubus
Ray Turner
Bob Shivers
Guthrie
Charles Banks
Dept
Osteopath
Jimmy Cook
Leonard Ellis
Philadelphia
New England
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