New Year Watch Night Service at Prescott Church
Betty Hendrix entertained a bunking party at her home Wednesday evening with dancing and refreshments. Chaperones Mrs Jack Harrell and Mrs Lucy Lee Cruse supervised. Sub District M. F. met at Prescott Methodist Church for a New Year Watch Night service with games, decorations, and a program led by Miss Delores Escarre. Attendants included Miss Betty Ligon and Miss Linds Gail McBrayer, with musical offerings by Miss Ann Whitman and Miss Susie Hooks. Several residents returned from visits in Mississippi, Houston, and Little Rock.
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Contempt ruling looms as judge threatens jail time
NY columnist Morte Wary faces possible jail after refusing to reveal sources in a dispute over a CBS executive quoted in a Herald column. Judge Ryan warned further contempt could be imposed if the unnamed details are not disclosed, after prior convictions and appeals up to the Supreme Court.
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Federal order on Little Rock integration heads to hearing
A new federal court order directing Little Rock's school integration is expected this week. US District Judge John F. Mster of Fort Smith will hear arguments tomorrow. the ruling could be issued before week’s end, but immediate effects remain uncertain as high schools remain closed by Gov. Faubus. The NAACP seeks immediate integration while old school-board defendants seek dismissal.
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Pine Bluff
Thurgood Marshall
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Marshall
Yaach
Ape
Layne Matson Star in Honolulu Bowl Showdown
In Honolulu Layne and Matson led a professional team past collegians 47 to 27 in the 13th Hula Bowl. Layne, a Pittsburgh Steeler quarterback, threw five touchdown passes including a 60 yard strike. Matson starred with big gains for the Chicago Cardinals and a key 75 yard drive. Both players face possible league discipline for bypassing next Sunday’s Pro Bowl.
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Ole Melson
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Ougtler
National Hockey League Sunday results recap
The Associated Press reports Toronto defeated New York 4 2 while Montreal tied Detroit 2 2. Chicago beat Boston 5 3. Saturday Montreal 1 New York 1. Boston and Detroit 2 Chicago 2. Toronto 1. No games scheduled Monday.
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Associated Press
Toronto
New York
Montreal
Detroit
de Chicago
Boston
Chicago
Canine Comfort at Carll Kennels With Air Conditioning
Walter T. Carll and wife run kennels for German short-haired pointers with air conditioning, radiant heat, and a sound system piping music. The dogs enjoy a climate controlled, comfortable environment.
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Columbia
Walter T. Carll
Court hearings recount 1957 Central High crisis figures
The record shows hearings last summer before Judge Harry J. Lemley with Donald B MacGuineas of Washington leading the federal government’s case. MacGuineas has been tied to Lille Rock since the September 1957 crisis at Central High School.
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New Baptist Group Forms Own Church in Little Rock
In Little Rock a new Baptist group voted to buy a church building immediately beside Rev. Westey Praden's Broadmoor Baptist Church. The Rev. O C Robinson Jr, Superintendent of Missions for Pulaski County and temporary pastor of the University Church, leads the move.
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Little Rock
Westey Praden
Broadmoor Baptist
O. C. Robinson Jr
Pulaski County
University
Broadmoor purchase funds sought by group
A local group announced plans to buy Broadmoor and members said they would compare this week to raise the six thousand needed for the down payment on the sixty five thousand dollar property. Pride, past president of the Capital Civic Council, protested the University church move. Rep Brooks Mays warned the minister called the action a deliberate act against him. Haya questioned SBC authority while pledging to study. Rowinson refused to be drawn into a dispute, while noting Broadmoor residents want a Southern Baptist program.
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Broadmoor
Haya
Annual Meeting of Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association
The annual meeting of Hope Federal Savings and Loan Association members in Hope Arkansas will be at 7 00 p m on Monday January 12 1958 at 299 South Main Street Hope Arkansas The meeting will elect two directors and handle other business as needed Fred C Ellis Secretary Des 28 1958 Jan 5 1959
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Hope
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South Main Street
Fred C. Ellis
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