Local Clubs and Meetings Roundup in Blevins and Hope
Community notices span multiple groups with Thursday and Friday gatherings in Blevins and Hope. Events include the Garland PIA Study Group, Patmos P gathering, Country Club Bridge Lunch, Friday Music Club program by Virginia Queen, and several Tuesday Bridge Club meetings with prizes and refreshments.
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Herbert Stephens
Blevins
Virginia Queen
The
Federation of Music Clubs
Sand Quentins grim delay in Barbara Graham execution
San Quentin reported a chaotic delay in the execution of Barbara Graham as Governor Knight ordered postponements despite court refusals. Warden Teels received a new 10:45 schedule then 11:39 a.m. as habeas petitions moved through state and federal courts.
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San Quentin
Hoye
Barbaa Graham
H. C. Teels
State Supreme Court
Federal Court
Teets
State Supreme Cow
Graham
Local club meetings share health tips and updates
Fragments from multiple community group gatherings describe talks on warding off nervous strain and health habits led by Mrs Shuffield and others. Reports cover county council, home relations, and demonstrations such as thermometers usage. Refreshments and social duties are noted, with planning for upcoming meetings.
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Sweet Home Home Demonstration Club
Carl Brown
Hazel Cummings
Gene Ward
Joann Phillips
C. 4. Phillips
Phillips
Horne
Dettors
Ge Shilffield
Cloid Bittick
Mmeolig
Shuffield
Joann. Phillips
King of Hope
County Council
Hope
Rocky Mound
Rocky Mount
Clifford Messer
Charles Emerick
Messer
Eelgar
Fay Bright
Liberty Hill
Liberty Nipe
Tuosdy
Lestar Kent
Shorty Barnes
Chiles Copns
Fred Cellins
SC. Huckabee
A. B. King
Ustess
Snopgey Theatre
A.B. King
Eisenhower Arrives in Rio for Warm Welcome in Brazil
President Eisenhower lands in Rio de Janeiro greeted by crowds as Brazil’s capital-to-be hosts a day of official events. He tours Guanabara Bay to the U S Embassy and prepares speeches at the Navy Ministry and Congress. The visit also features Kubitschek’s reception and talks on the Declaration of Brasilia.
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Brasilia
Kubitgehek
Rio-De_ Janeiro
Eisenhower
Llores
Kubitschek
Tie de Janeiro
Begi
Navy Ministry
Forteign
Brazil
U.S
Rio
Coming and Going in Conway and Ashdown Visits
Mr and Mrs Thomas Hanes with Mrs Lester Kent and Mrs Minor Polk travelled to Conway on Sunday visiting William Honea Cyril Kent and Mij l Polls at the Children s Colony and took the children for a ride on the old Suck Ferry Mrs Uerry Meawick Mrs Hor ace Anthony and Moa B A Thur man went to Ashdown on Tuesday to visit Mrs John Keek.
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Thomas Hanes
Lester Kent
Minor Polk
Conway
William Honea
Cyril Kent
Mij#l
Children’s Colony
Suck Ferry
Uerry Meawick
Horace Anthony and
Moa
B.A. Thurman
Ashdown
John Keek
Hospital Notes Show Multiple Admits and Discharges
A dated hospital notes page lists numerous patients admitted across several wards with names and hometowns, followed by multiple discharge entries. The record also announces three baby arrivals with dates in February 1960, highlighting family acknowledgments from Hope and Prescott communities.
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Milton Shapley
Prescott
J. G
Kyser
Jope
Bol
Martin
B. & Russell
Hope
Chas. McClendon
Lewisville
Gibson
Patmos
Blt Beard
Bright
Vjepe
Cecil Rogers
Curtis Dorman
Emmet
C. G. Tittle
Marvin van
Washington
Noel Moses
McCaskill
W. Duke
Nolen Clark
Lkope
Dub Davis
Ray Marik
B. N. Saunders
Eric Cupp
Elzie Dennis
Verda Powel
Rattle Powell
Leroy Williams
Lester Ferguson
Pearl Tompkins
Jimmy Ammons
Archie Stone
Texarkana
Ark
L. L. Connell
Karen Rowland
Fulton
Helton Shapley
B. E. Russell
Mys
Curlis Dorman
Ae Aes Pap Marek Oi
Miss Sandra Tobbs Named SMU Air Force ROTC Sponsor
Miss Sandra Tobbs of Hope Arkansas a freshman at Southern Methodist University Dallas has been chosen as one of eight coed sponsors of the Air Force ROTC cadet corps at SMU The selection was made by Women’s groups and she will be officially presented March 5 at the Military Ball in the SMU Student Center She represents Pi Beta Phi sorority and is majoring in dramatics Her campus roles include Fashion Committee and sorority committees The eight sponsors will elect the corps queen from among them at the Military Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Tobbs
A. Hope
Ark
Southern’ Mathodist University
Dallas
Texas
Air Force
SMU
G. A. Hobbs
Hope
Dhe
Mobb
Fol
Pi-Bela Philsorovit Aids
Tope High School
Ollice
Cndet
Calanal
Charges Filed for False Pretense in Arkansas
State Securities Commissioner said charges of obtaining money under false pretenses were filed in Fort Smith Russellville and Morrison against M. W. Nunn former president of Physicians and Dentists Investment Corp of Little Rock. Total losses cited exceed 15000 with cases involving stock schemes and a Fountain Lake operation near Hot Springs. Nunn was reportedly located in Ballas Texas. no word yet on his capture.
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Little Rock
CL Ivi
Jones
M. W. Nun
Physicians and Denlists Investment Corp
Lile Rock
Fort Smith
Russellville
Morrison
Nunn
Pork Smith
Lyn Mikel
Ini
Wirrison
Fork Smith Innovati
Russallyie
Danylson
Fountain Lake
Hot Springs
Ballas
Tex
Wwe
Club Padlocked by Youths Charges in Feathers Slaying
West Memphis Arkansas The Cotton Club nightclub was padlocked after police charged 17 year old L Blankenship of Memphis with slaying Carol A Feathers last week. Prosecutor Marian said the case was planned earlier and the death shocked the community. A preliminary hearing is set today in Marion. The arson of the club area and a nearby body found Saturday are noted in connections to the investigation.
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West Memphis
Ark
Memphis
Arian Pagelman
Marian
Atlurney
Carol Aine
Danny
Marion
Derey L. Blankenship
Yehareed
Blankenship
Wtiuss
Miss Feathers
Cotton Club
Memphis-Arkansas Bridge
Buly
Workers to Strike Over stalled PA Rail Negotiations
Philadelphia AP report says the Transport Workers Union will strike the Pennsylvania Railroad after eight months of talks fail to produce a new contract. About 29,000 nonoperating employees are said to be represented, with a mediation board to be asked to intervene.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Uninet
Pennsylvapse
TWU
America
Plas
Failroad Mediation Board
Andrew Kaelle
Internation
Srailroad
Saib
PAR
Thorsday Oan
System Willestpike
Kaclitt
PRA
Warlkers
Accused Negro Pays Off Income Tax
In Montgomery Alabama an accused Negro leader faces perjury charges for failing to report 27000 in earnings. He has paid the tax in full to the state before a grand jury. The case centers on false returns for 1956 and 1958 and follows a controversial tour in Los Angeles where he denounced protest actions.
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Montgommity
Ala
Maria Father
Geese
Alabaima
Montgomery
Hum
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Vevenus Reil
Wba
Hie
Egent
Lloye
Lyall Ib Wulee
Stephens Sells Big Share ArkeLa Stock
Arkansas Gas Co. president Stephens confirms sale of 100000 shares with more stock retained. He declines comment on money involved, noting earlier estimates and ongoing considerations. The sale, reported by Wall Street Journal, touches on market significance and broader investment dynamics.
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Trust House
Oscar Nominations Highlight 1950s Film Standouts
The Academy announced its nominations with standout films like The Diary of Anne Frank and Room at the Top receiving multiple nods. Actors Audrey Hepburn Doris Day Katharine Hepburn and Peter Sellers are named among the lead and supporting nominees, while favorites include Charlton Heston James Stewart and Jack Lemmon for best actor and supporting roles.
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Santlet
TNT
Academy
Nun
Blidubelly Taylor
Doris Day
Audrey Trapbury
Katharine Mephuen
Simoie Signorel
Chariton Heston
Lille
Lunvenes Farvoy
James Stewart
Anatomy
Mn Murcer
Paul Munrost
Jack bLeinmen
Hermione Baddeley
Susan Koliner
Juanita Moore
Loritalion For Life
Doctors Demand Facts On New Warfare Gases
Los Angeles AP science writer reports a top chemical warfare authority warns doctors need facts on new gases. He says these agents could terrorize populations, with effects including fever like illness, fatigue, and paralysis potentially crippling cities and military efforts. The briefing cites risks to 100000 people.
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Rennis Taylor
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Lumliss
Soviet Union
Des
California
Cecil M. Coggins
Coggins
Army Cherai' Is
Iniaiwa
Jbo
Sali
Ly Cuggins
Dear Abby style letters on relationships and manners
A jumble of moral questions and social standards appears as a late era column. It discusses romantic doubt teen dynamics and parental concerns with advice on communication. The text mentions personal feelings seeking guidance and caution on propriety in youth behavior and house rules.
Fragmentary Local Notice in Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief item with unclear names and actions. Readable elements suggest a local notice or notice-like snippet but missing concrete subject, date, or place details.
Youth Charged With Killing Cousin
A youth from Ray Adams County faces murder charges after allegedly fatally shooting his cousin at a family home. The incident occurred on a Sunday afternoon with a pistol involved. Investigators described the scene and noted the suspect was in custody as the case proceeds.
Re election bid surfaces in Port Smut Arkansas court
Local municipal judge Jame on faces potential challengers as the election looms. The past term under Jodie Lin and current acting officials come under scrutiny amid party and district considerations. Langston, a retiree from regional services, weighs a comeback in the forthcoming race.
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Port Smut
Ark
Jame ‘On
Saluneliy
Pat Pistriet
Jodie Lin
Willer Af Fort Smift Wikler
Jion
Rena
Ion
Langston
Iver
Denmark Royalty to Visit U S
Danish king and queen to make a state visit to the United States with plans announced by officials. The invitation from the White House confirms a forthcoming trip, with preliminary discussions held and dates to be set.
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Denmark
U.S
Wormer
Joey
White House
Ingeld
Ihe Arts of
New York City
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Galéridar
Eba
Blevinks
Alf
Thurday
PIA
Bel
Don Westbrook
Peeatie
Country Club
Mavie Hondrix
J. M. Duffie
Charles Martell
Patmos P
Formters
Vienne
R. T. White
Lo Sables
George Robison
Sue McMath
K. G. Hamilton
Philadendron
E. M. McWilliams
E. M. Mewillams
Ben Flora of
Brinkley
Flora
Lloyd Spon
Hope Duplicate Bridge Club
Diamond Cafe
Hope Duplicate Bride Club
Diamond
J. C. Broyles
Wyylor Sluggi
Susan Mamnarc
Hei
Bevan
Knight
Graham En
VEW
Owen Hollis
VFW
Tech
Ivy
Hollis
Paisley Junior Daffodil Garden Club
Paisley Junior Daffodil Garden
Malcom Hinton
Shirley Hampton
Enitire
Steve Carrigan
Loade's
Purvis
Bill Duckett Jr
Rohare Robinson
J. R. Flestor
McNab
Arthur Ghirton
Robert Harlan
Iope
Dur Westhrack
Tape
Cart
Richards
Mope
Joe B. Smyth
May Cinenon
McNal
George Pyat
Barbara Lee Piercy
Hubert D. Hendrix, Jr
Aedy Girl
Arkansas
Stephen F. Austin
PA Railway
Stephens
ArkeLa
Pitiot Titan
Churaly
Hole Sia
Sonioy
el Selidal
Pirel
Ghurely
Gils Tohvilla
Wis
Margaret Dew Margavaly
Willelean
Paris
Lxistentiilists
Sartre
Lhe Ayrller
Lathely God
New York
Dorothy Dix
Lemporizky
Barnllty
Ile
Caine
Fede
the “Associat
Albany
Sid
Muti
Bostin
Clewr
Onliia
SUDW
Clyveland
Denver
Ear
Nes Malies
Detroit
Worl Worth
Helena
Kansas City
Angeles
Louisvillé
Miami
Milwaukee
Paul
Cloud
Oklahoma City
Srio
Omaha
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Richmond
St. Louis
Bobby G. Lamvent
Aes
Heer
Donald Bale Lambersent
Lamberson
Tara S Lewis
Craigheat
Sherif Lonnie
Conor Capper
Lenmiherson
Cavie
Ally Taynbersoh
Diane
Boss
Edith
Mildred‘s
Egster
Gee Hope
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