Local Social Club Event Attracts Large Crowd
A community gathering at the Home Chapel hosts the Mest' etis Social Club with Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Davis in attendance. St. Mark Church members join the Adventist service led by Caellus McMullen and sister Johnson as the pastor delivers a sermon, drawing a sizable turnout.
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Meral Home
Lube
Etis
B. Hale
Dent
G. N. Davis
Ertibers
Wapitat Church
St. Mark
Caellus McMullen
Johnson
Enggnu
Annie
Coleman
Brewer
V. Dennis
Vickers
Local Tea and Obituary Notices From Fordyce
Mae Regiend hosted Green Mammoth Tea at BeeBee Memorial C. M. E. Church with Miss Deloney and guests from Texarkana. Funeral services for Everett Bryan Scott, Royal Arch Mason leader, were held at Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Fordyce. He left a large Masonry legacy and Sunday School leadership, survived by wife Gustana M Scott and daughter Marie Mullins.
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Deloney
Direier
F. E. Richards
Olle Mac Heard
Sam Bennett
Texarkana
Texas
Nathaniel Dejoney
BeeBee Memorial C. M. E. Church
Everett Brvan Scott
Royal Arch Masons
Arkansas
Mt. Tabor Baptist Church
Fordyce
Ark
Chatham
Louisiana
Albert
Violet Scott
Camden
Branch Normal College
Pine Bluff
Acacia Lodge
J. L. H. Smith
iMarie S. Mullins
William Scott Mullins
Chicago
Mra
Johnnie Stonesberry
Eater Lawrence
Oakland
California
Vernell Clark
Boley
Okla
Jean Price
Topeka
Kansas
Marian McDonald
Markets Watch Mixed Early Trading Across Cities
Markets show varied tones with Chicago butter steady and eggs firm as wholesale prices hold. New York stocks tread a waiting market amid uncertainty over President Eisenhower, while reports note health concerns from eye detachment in Kansas and Illinois investors. Local scenes include Arkansas broiler price tweaks and farm delivery terms.
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New York i
Eisenhower
Melcal
Dons Lead AP Top 20 in Usual Fashion
San Francisco tops the weekly AP college basketball poll with 82 of 148 first place votes and 1 228 points. Dayton remains second as Illinois moves with the Commodores and Duke drops out of the top ten amid shifts behind Vanderbilt, Kentucky, and Alabama.
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Hugh Fullerton JR
Associated Press
San Francisco
Dons
Dayton Flyers
Vanderbilt
Illinois
Commodores
Duke
Dayton
Minois
Louisville
North Carolina State
Kentucky
Alaabama
Temple
North Carolina
Twins
Ohio State
Alabama
Wake Forest
Tlliais
N. C. State
Southern Methodist
St. Francis
Eklyn
Oklahoma City
Town
Holy Cross
St. Louis
Houston
Memphis State
UCLA
CCC Gets Franchise in Little Rock
Citizens Coach Co. has won the intracity bus franchise in Little Rock after a 64 to vote. North Little Rock cleared the way for expansion. CTC surrendered its franchise but will continue limited service until Citizens begins operations.
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CCC
Little Rock
New
Citizens Coach Co
Carnell
Citizens
Capitol Transit Co
CTC
Legal Notice No. 7846 in Hempstead Chancery Court
In Hempstead County Ark the Chancery Court issues a legal notice naming Charles Richardson as plaintiff and outlining case details and filing directions for the stated matter. The notice sets forth parties, action sought, and submission deadlines per court rules.
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Chancery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Charles Richardson
Tett Snowden Jane
Mary Snow Anion
Mary Snowden
Jett Snowden
College Basketball Scores From Various Cities Across Nation
United Press reports scores from Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Boston College, Tufts, Cincinnati, Duquesne, Georgetown, Spring Hill, Northeastern, Springfield, Delaware, Ursinus, Kings Point, Pace, Juniata, Grive City, Shaw, Delaware Tecrs, Upsala, St. Michael's, Brandeis, Stone Hill, Assumption, Alabama, Florida, Virginia, Clemson, Florida State, Georgia Tech, LSU, Kentucky, Wake Forest, Richmond, Tennessee Tech, David Lipscomb, West Virginia, William & Mary, Watford, South Carolina State, North Carolina College, Virginia Union, Hampton Institute, Atlantic Christian, Delta State, Millsaps, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Purdue, Minnesota, Michigan State, Xavier, Louisville, Ohio State, Northwestern, St. Ambrose, Detroit Tech, George Williams, Youngstown, Wilberforce, Friends, Kansas Wesleyan, Emporia, Carthage, Quincy, Arkansas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma A&M, Drake, Oklahoma City, Texas Tech, Hardin-Simmons, Oklahoma, North Texas State, East Texas State, Lamar Tech, Texas Western, Kansas State, Wyoming, and a note on senior income levels.
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Northeastern
Springfield
Delaware
Ursinus
Hampton Institute
Atlantic Christian
Blow
Georgia Twins
Rolling
Delta State
Millsaps
Midwest Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Jows
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan State
Xavier
Louisville
Ohio State
Northwestern
Lewis III St. Ambrose
Detroit Tech
George Williams
Youngstown
Wilberforce
Friends
Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia
Omaha
Carthage
Quincy
Southwest
Arkansas
Texas A
Valentine Advice From a Loveless Bachelor
A humorous column mocks romance showing the bachelor’s reluctant courtship and a husband’s Valentine ploys. It riffs on presenting Irish sweepstakes tickets, the ethics of commitment, and playful schemes to please wives while avoiding life ties.
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Valentine
Ike You
Iwell
Vallantine
Psecard
Ark-La Gas Rate Case Impacts 1955 Earnings Rise
The PSC found an adjusted rate base of 79.8 million after depreciation and working capital changes, with production gathering and extraction transfers reducing the base by about one third. The order allows an eight percent return, up from six, and adds 4 million to net income annually for industrial customers. Ark-La has pursued a general rate increase since 1954, reflecting disputes and refunds amid appeals in Pulaski Circuit Court.
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Transminasiour
PSC
Ark-La
Pulaski Circuit
Ute Psc
Art-La
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Practical gifts and romantic lace for a lasting Valentine
A humorous antique style note urges choosing impractical romantic gifts over sensible ones. It cautions against joking gestures as ill fated, recounting a husband who sent a get well card and faces alimony ten years later, illustrating the enduring cost of a poor Valentine.
Hope School District 1A Election Vote March 17
Qualified electors in Hempstead County will vote on March 17 from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on a 35 mill school tax for Debt Service and General Fund and elect two board members for three years each. Polling places remain Hope City Hall and Fulton Library. The village rate matches last year. Albert Graves president and Mrs. C. McNeil secretary signed February 14, 1956.
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Hope School District
Hempstead County
Hope City Hall
Fulton
Hope
Arkansas
Albert Graves
C. ©. McNeil
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Mae Regiend
Mr. Brewer
U. S
Broilers
ST. Louis Livestock
Better Vision Institute
Wichita, Kan
George E. Scott
John A. Scott
Chicago, Ill
Ren Johnnie Fay van Richardson
Johnnie Fay van Richardson
Sal
Garrett Wills
Louis E. Crane
Plaintiff. Co
Nunn, Jr
Garrett Willis
Helen B. Harris Brown
William Alfred Erwin
Hempstend County
Nina Susan Victoria Erwin
A . Hollbe
Faco
Arnold Ju
United Press
Notre Dame
Boston College
Tufts
Cincinnati
Duquesne
Georgetown
D.C
Spring Hill
Porka
Oklahoma
Ustin State
Texas A&m
Abilene Christian
North Texas State
Texas State
Lamar Tech
Texas Western
Arion
Kansas State
Wyoming A
Boyle
Magenna
Dodge Coronet
Dodge
Gregter
Bioger
Gar
Yar Dodge
Pri
Bonneville Salt Flats
Qualers
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Bert Parks
Lawrence Welk
B. R. Hamm Motor CO
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