Green Mammoth Tea A Success at Bee Bee Memorial Church
Green Mammoth Tea at Bee Bee Memorial C M E Church celebrated a successful event last Sunday with attendees from Texarkana and McCaskill. Honor guest Persie Turner received many gifts at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs Lee Muldrew and Nye Fille George. twenty five guests attended. The fundraiser raised a grand total of 370.45 dollars, with proceeds listed for Senior Chair, Missionary Society, Stewardess Board, Sunday School, and related groups.
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Green Mammoth
C. S. Stearns
Bee Hee Memorial C. M. E. Church
Persie Turner
Steward's Board
R. D. George
Missionary Society
Effie G. George
Jessie Hamilton
le Bell Verger
Texarkana
McCaskill
Ark
BeeBee Memorial C. M. E. Church
Ele Lee Muldrew
Nye
Hope-Ashdown District Meet Opens Senior Girls Tourney
In Chicago Eduard Lausse a 42 favorite to defeat Bobby Boyd in a televised middleweight bout as Hope prepares for the District 7 Senior Girls tournament opening. Hope girls beat Ashdown 51 to 44 last night. semifinals and final set through Saturday with officials Teddy Jones and Bob Ellen. Bobcats and Ashdown boys routed by Hope 88 to 43 in another district game. Travis Pubile led with 25 points. Junior and senior schedules outline Thursday through Saturday matchups across Hope, Ashdown, Prescott, Nashville, Gordon, Arkadelphia, and DeQueen.
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Hope
Ashdown
Bertie Allen
Jo Ann Rateliff
Judy Rateliff
Hope Ladies
Nashville
Fox
Bobcate
Bobests
Wayne Taylor
Oe Travis Pubile
Harold Honea
Cecil Jester
Perry Purtle
Charles Rodden
Cold
Sutton
Prescott
Gordon
Teddy Jones
Bob Ellen
Arkadelphia
DeQueen
Prescott-Arkadelphia
College basketball scores from multiple games
A compilation of Associated Press results shows Rhode Island 83 Brown 63 and Buffalo 98 McMaster 61 among many others including Manhattan 75 Wagner 93, Notre Dame 83 in overtime, Maryland 71 Clemson 69, Duke 41, North Carolina 90, Furman 97, George Washington 81, Virginia Tech 68, Texas Tech 84, Texas 72, Arkansas Tech 83, Arkansas College 73, and San Jose State 76 in a broad set of college basketball outcomes across the nation.
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Rhode Island
Brown
Buffalo
McMaster
Collby
Maine
Lemoyne
Hobart
St. Francis
Manhattan
Wagner
St. Joan’s
N.Y
Providence
Notre Dam
St. Bonaventure
Garvién
William
Rensselaer Poly
Franklin & Marshall
Moravia
American U
Springhill
Utica
Harpur
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland State
Lincoln
Nef Ayant
Maryland
Clemson
North Carnicofer
Duke
South Carolina
Furman
George Washington
Williams
Mary
Virginia Tech
Lee
Geri Caralina
Highpoint
Arkansas Tech
Arkansas College
Wesy
San Francisco
San Jose State
Sacramiénto State
San Franciséo State
College of Pacific
St. Mary's
Calif
Associated Press
Arkansas A&m
Ouachita
Souther State
Ozarks
Hendrix
Henderson
Santee's Fate to Be Decided
New York and Michigan report Wes Santee, star miler, faces a likely suspension as an amateur, with a seven member AAU investigative committee to decide Sunday. Santee, a Marine lieutenant, feared legal action if barred from the 1956 Melbourne Olympics after accusations he accepted excessive expenses for three May track meets in California.
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New York
Wes Santee
Sevensnan
Cormittee
Santee
Iegal
Melbourne
Pinecys
Sheirman
Nfee
Isourt Valley
AAA
California
Fights Last Night Die in Postland Event
Fragmentary report notes fatalities after a night of fighting in Postland near Phoenix. Names such as Jeacke Feler and others are mentioned with unclear nationalities and affiliations. Police and emergency responders investigated as authorities assess causation and next steps.
Feels Dodgers Will Run Into Trouble
Milwaukee Braves manager Charlie Grimm surveys the 1956 season, predicting challenges for the Dodgers and detailing team hopes, potential callups, and bullpen questions. He cites Gene Conley, Joe Adcock, Frank Torre, and Del Crandall, with minor league pitchers Red Murff and Lou Sleater in focus.
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Charlie Grimm
Milwaukee Braves
Robertsville
Mon
iNineeen
Dodgers
Gene Conley
Joe Adcock
Brooklyn
Adcock
George Crowe
Frank Torre
Toledo
Danny O'Connell
Jack Dittmer
Eddie Mathews
Johnny Logan
Hank Aaron
Bobby Thomson
Bill Bruton
Andy Pafko
Chuck Tanner
del Crandall
del jRice
Red Murff
Dallas
Humberto Robinson
Bob Trowbridge
Paul Cave
Lou Sleater
Charlie Gorin
Salt Lake City
Beau Ferdinand
Los Angeles
Holyoke
Mass
Andre Teapier
Springfield
Walker
Arkansan Proposes Farm Tax Concessions Compared to Industry
Gordon Brown reports from Washington that J. W. Alderson Jr. of Forrest City Ark proposes a farm tax deprecation and depletion allowance to match industry relief. He told a House Agriculture subcommittee that corporate tax perks boost industry while farming lags, urging parity to expand farmer capital and soil investment incentives.
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Gordon Brown
Washington
J. W. Alderson Jr
Forrest City
Ark
Alderson
House
Rep
Gathings
Ways and Means
Aldersn
Pro League Heads to Talk It Over
Philadelphia hosts a high level meeting as NFL Commissioner Bart Starr and Kalph Cooper discuss a ULS Canadian dispute over pro football players. The talks aim to ease contract wars between leagues and protect college players who have shifted between sides.
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Philadelphia
Bart ‘Be
National Football League
Kalph Cooper
U.S
Brant
Bell
Cooner
Dutch Shoots Best Round in 25 Years
SAN ANTONIO Tex G B J Dutch Harrison the old campaigner drew the gallery with a 61 in a pro am at Oak Hills during the Texas Open tuneup round. He won 400 as low professional, five strokes ahead of Maxwell Burke and Finsterwald tied for second with 60s. Fort Sam Houston Open qualifiers included Williams Del Torre Phillips, with 64s leading the field for 4 under par. Alderson proposed tax and acreage ideas to aid farmers and potential price relief.
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San Antonio
Tex
G .B.J
Dutch
Harrison
Sois
Arkansas Traveler
St. Louis
Oak Hills Country Club Couse
Fort Sam Houston
Billy Maxwell
Tad Burke
Don Finsterwald
Henry
Williams
Reading
Manuel del Torre
Milwaukee
Billy Phillips
Winchester
Gene
Lone
Detroit
Don Clarkson
Results in B Girls Tourney at Stamps
Four games are scheduled tonight in District B seven grade girls basketball at Stamps. Dierks vs Foreman at 6, Emmet vs Saratoga at 7:10, Bradley vs Bright Star at 8:30, Stamps vs Bayla at 9:40. Tuesday results: Lewisville 60 Guernsey 48. Delight 50 Lanbury 23. Mineral Springs 61 Gillhard 27. Dierks 62 Horatio 91. Foreman 50 Okoloha 45. Emmet 64 Garland 38 Bodcaw 44 Willisville 34.
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Séhlor
Stamps
Dierks
Foreman
Emmet
Saratoga
Bradley
Bright Stak Ahd
Bayia
Lewisville
Guernsey
Delight
Lanbury
Mineral Springs
Gillhard
Horatio
Okoloha
Garland
Bodcaw
Willisville
Rice Downs Bears Back in Tie for Second
Rice Owls beat Baylor 68 58 in Houston to move into a 7 2 conference mark tying Kansas for second in the Southwest Conference. Texas Tech defeated Texas 84 72 in nonconference play. Mustangs lead at 7 0. Texas Christian hosts TCU.
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Hendrix
Henderson
Pittsburgh
Southwestern
Kansas
Southwest
Rice
Baylor
Texas Tech
Texas
Austin State
Texans A&i
Southwest Texas
St. Mary's
Tex
Howard Payne
Corpus Christi
Associated Press
Rice Owls
Ar Kansas
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Owls
Houston
Texas Longhorns
Rica
Andkansas Razorbacks
Mustangs
Don
Sumn Fae
Joe
Nashua Stands Ready for 100000 Widener At Hialeah
Nashua, owned by Leslie Combs II, eyes a $100,000 Widener Handicap start at Hialeah Park on Saturday with jockey Eddie Arcaro aboard. The star colt has not raced since October 15 but has shown steady workouts. Trainers shifted him to Tropical Park for a brisk morning breeze on a dry surface.
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Miami
Fla
Nashua
Hialeah Park
Leslie Combs II
Eddie Airearno
Hialeah
Jimi Fitzsimmons
Tropical Park
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Ray Duke
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Dannie Ae Dee
Fulton
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Ralph Saun
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Ion
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Hayaz
Furniture Co
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Furn. CO
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Plorist
Floyd Porterfield
Ralph Montgomery Market
Buyitt
Raymond Ivers
Contag Moore Bros
A&p
Hope, Ark
Des Tranges
Cloye
Iifér Printing Co
Abiw Etter
Sul Ali
Aeir
Mac
Little Rock
Arkangel
Safed Yakcrest Funeral Home
Ind & Ha
Cornelivua Funeral! Home and Burial Association
Sai Mo
Real Estate
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Vaca
Beverly Hills
Pécan Street
Hervey
Elm
G. T. Joan
Fair Park
Inter
Foster Realty Co
W. C. Johnson
Rt J
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Eaother Hicks
BeeBee
Lousse
Boyd
Chicago
Eduard Lausse
South America
Bobby Boyd
Lausee
Giehesee Stadium
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Lausse
Bobo Olson
Sugar Ray Robinson
Lasse
United Press Art
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Rochesor
Eepera Postland
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Jeacke Feler
Eg Germany
HEART
Howard Miller
Itt
Arkansan
Rice Downs Bears
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Iheb
Hierbert
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