St Luke Church News and Nearby School Programs
St Luke Baptist Church in Shep pard Arkansas reported splendid services on the Fourth Sunday with a strong Sunday School. The pastor preached on The Danger Of Drifting from Eph 4 14. A spring building program is planned. Rev West of Sprudell visited and praised the services. Mr Moriah Community notes Mr W L McFadden reports a very fine Sunday School with a lesson on Trust. Steward's Board held a monthly meeting. next is the Fourth Sunday in March. William's Gospel School News centered on George Washington's Birthday with a program including songs stories readings and a Washington leadership lesson. The Safety Club demonstrated street crossing and bike safety with several students participating. Fulton PTA met with personnel reporting weather-related slow progress. a Talent program is planned for March 22. Expressions of thanks to Mrs Cleota Duneyapt Patterson for her service and training of the chorus were voiced as the community noted their appreciation and wishing her happiness.
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William’s Gospel School News
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Tech to Be Third in AlC Race
Arkergas Tech clinched third as Hendrix College earned the No 4 spot to close the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference basketball race. A&M Southern and Tech secure berths in the state NASA tournament starting next Monday in Little Rock. Hendrix will meet Arkansas State of Jonesboro in a sudden death playoff Friday night in Jonesboro.
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Royal Takes Coaching Job at Washington State College
Longtime friends Darrell Royal and Wade Walker part ways as Walker becomes head coach at Mississippi State to fill Royal’s vacancy at Washington State. Royal, 31, formerly Oklahoma quarterback, will join Washington after the Cherberg firing and Cassill resignation.
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Coming Here
Fights Last Night Briefs From United Press
Boxing briefs report several results across cities. Andre Tessier of Springfield knocked out Irving Steen of San Diego. Steve Ward of Hartford fought Trish Pat Mallane of Waterbury to a decision. Carl Carter of Newark and Bob Satterfield of Chicago drew in Miami action.
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Holyoke
Mass
Andre Tessier
Springfield
Irving Steen
San Diego
Calif
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Conn
Steve Ward
Con
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Waterbury
Miami
Fla
Carl Carter
Newark
N.J
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Drew
Navy Recruit Finishes Basic Training In California
Chester Lee Bowles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowles of McNab Arkansas, completed basic training in the U S Navy at San Diego on February 10 1956 He heads to Japan in Division I A 5 8 as Steward's Mate aboard General A E Anderson Transport Ship and will be overseas about two to three months before returning to San Francisco His duty details include being aboard a transport ship en route to and from the United States and the voyage home.
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Charles Bowles
McNab, Ark
U. S. Navy
San Diego
California
Japan
A. E. Anderson
United States
San Francisco
Razorbacks Take Second in SWC by Beating TCU
Arkansas ends conference play 9-3 and 11-11 overall after a 90-71 win over TCU. Jerald Barnett scores 16, Manuel Whitley 14 as Arkansas albums a strong first half lead and coasts. SMU tops Rice for third, with Krebs 30 and ONeal second in scoring standings. Surinam becomes independent state.
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Manuel Whitley
Parker
Dick O'Neal
Horned Frog
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Wichita
Kan
Tulsa
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Fayetteville
Joel Krog
Jim Krebs
Methodist
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A&m
Ray Downs
O'Neal
Saratoga PTA Gage Gane Friday Basketball Night
Saratoga Okay and Mineral Springs PTA groups host a Friday 7 30 PM game in the Saratoga gym. Saratoga Independent boys face Foreman after the PTA game. Admission is 15 and 23 cents.
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Saratoga-Okay
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Saratoga Independent Boys
Dons Extend Winning Streak Before Title Clinch
San Francisco Dons, led by coach Phil Woolpert, trounced College of the Pacific 47 to 49 to seal a second straight California Basketball Association title and secure NCAA Tournament entry. The victory marked the Dons’ 54th straight win across 86 games, though Peru State Teachers disputed the all-time consecutive victories claim, noting a different record.
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Associated Press
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San Francisco
Dons
College of the Facuit
California Basketball Association
NCAA
Peru
Dick Biske
A. G. Wheeler
Nebraska
Wheeler
Arkansan Star Reed to Miss Tech Rim Game
Jim Reed ends his Texas Tech career in Lubbock as coach Polk Robinson hails him as the best he has had. Aiming to clinch the Border Conference title with a win over New Mexico A&M, Tech eyes NCAA play but Reed will not participate in the March 13 Wichita clash, leaving the Raiders with an uncertain finish.
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Texas Tech
Red Raiders
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Raiders
Polk Robinson
Tech
New Mexico
A&m
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Wichita
Kan
Lawrence
Turning 45 A Milestone In A Man's Life Says Old Age Is Friendly
A humorous reflection on reaching 45, noting reduced fear of aging, fewer worries about youth, and new comforts. The piece contrasts 40 and 45 years, lists personal changes, improved relationships with women, and the quiet pleasures of later life, including hats to stay warm and wiser outlooks.
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New York
Bobcats Open District Tourney Against Ashdown
Hope's Bobcats with a 9-3 conference mark head to Nashville for District Tournament action against Ashdown Panthers at 7 p.m. Semifinals follow Friday night with games at 7 and 7:45, leading to the title game Saturday. Prescott Curley Wolves hold an 11-1 conference record and are favored.
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Ashdown Panthers
Wayne Taylor
Arkadelphia
DeQueen
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Prescott Curley Wolves
Prescott Sho of Hope
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Veteran Sprinters Lead Oaklawn Card In 1950 Debut Day
Seven veteran sprinters returned from winter layoff in Oaklawn Park's 52,700 Daily Racing Form purse day. Notable Next Page carrying 12 pounds led a field including Guymon Lad Fillerup Marek Brat and Sir Chris with nine races on the sprint heavy card. Brazos Rose, trained by Reynolds Brothers, won the $2,400 Purse with Jarkey J L White guiding her to a 1:00.2 time for 544 furlongs, defeating Picafriend by four lengths as the best time of the meeting.
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Reed shines as freshman joins strong Tech lineup
Reed scored 450 points in 21 games this season and averages 21 points per game. He is also a strong rebounder, with 26 off rebounds in a standout game last year and 21 rebounds recently against Texas. Jim Reed, 6-4, 190 pounds from Pine Bluff Arkansas, joined Texas Tech as a natural fit and became a regular player early. He has earned All-Horder Conference honors for three years.
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Erman
Texas
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Ark
Batten
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Basketball scores from various colleges and high schools
A roundup of men’s college and high school basketball results across regions. Notable margins include East universities Adelphia 88 over Fairleigh Dickinson 78 and George Washington 93 over George Town 7 %, along with Western Kentucky and Tennessee Tech 75 and Memphis State 78. Also featured are smaller school contests like Mount Vernon 90 over Dover 78 and Lincoln 74 over Monette 69.
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Gannon
Bucknell
Franklin & Marshall
Adelphia
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St. Peter's
N.J
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Hobart
Oswego Tecrs
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Shepard
Bluefield State
Concord
Marils Harvey
West Virginia
State
Mount Vernon
Dover
Bison
Willisville
Lincoln
Monette
Viola
Palestine
Annual School Election in Hope School District No 14 Arkansas
Notice sets March 17 1956 election date for Hope School District No 14 Hempstead County Arkansas. Voters choose one director for 9 years Post 1 and one for 3 years Post 2. Ballot includes 35 mill total school tax with 18 mills for operations and maintenance, 19 mills for bonds, and 2 mill building fund for a $125000 bond issue for new buildings and improvements. Building fund continues until bonds paid. surplus may be used for bond payments or other school purposes. bond issue secured by surplus from building fund taxes. Polls open 3:00 am to 6:30 pm at Hone City Hall and Fulton Library. Dated February 21 1958 by Albert Graves secretary Mrs C McNeill. Peb 22 29 Mch 7.
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