Prescott Church Groups Plan Meetings And Charity Bridge
Prescott area planned a week of church and civic events with rehearsals and meetings at First Presbyterian and Central Baptist. A Christmas home decoration contest offering 50 dollars in prizes will judge entries from local groups, with final entries due December 19 and judges visiting December 29.
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Charlie
Thomas
Prescott
Practical Nurses
H. H. Graham
Central Baptist Church
Homer Fuller
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Ruth Culpepper Jr
B & P. W. Club
Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Prescott Garden Club
Rose Garden
Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
Clan Rosston Road
Brinkley Receives Public Library Gift From Folsom
William I B Folsom, 80 year old retired publisher, donates his two story Brinkley home to the city as the Har ter HH and William Folsom Memorial Library. He will live there until death. after that the house passes to Brinkley via irrevocable deed of trust. Trustees named include Dr Hamilton Moses Charles Partee and W W Sharp. Folsom, former Arkansas Press Association president, printed the Brinkley Argus for a decade.
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Brinkley Ws
Wiliam IB
Folsom
Folsome
Harter HH
William Folsom
Hamilton Moses
Little Rock
Charles Partee
W. W. Sharp
Trustes
Arkansas Press Association
Brinkley Argus
Arkansas On Wheels
Arkansas Products
Plane Overdue Near Miami Reported Missing
Coast Guard prepared to search today for a Gai cargo plane with two men aboard after it failed to arrive. Authorities noted rough weather and poor radio contact as factors in the disappearance.
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Miami
Fla
Dee
Coast Guard
Lous Byes
Death Comes to Slippery Fugitive
William Dunkin, a famed elusive convict, died after a Kansas trooper shot him near Slippery, Nebraska. A chase across Nebraska and Kansas followed his escape from the Lincoln Nebraska penitentiary. Dunkin’s car crashed while Kansas state patrolman W W Smith ordered him to surrender, and Dunkin opened fire. Smith shot Dunkin, who died at the scene after a gunfight that spanned five states.
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William Dunkin
Kansas
Omaha
Nebraska
Lincoln
Lueck
Dunkin
Smith
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