Presbyterian Women's Meeting Noted In January Session
The Presbyterian Women met Monday at 2:30 pm at the home of Mrs. T. B. Logan with Mrs. R. P. Hamby as cohostess for the January gathering. Mrs. Logan, president, led the session with prayers, reports, and a Bible study from Ada on "Word About Deeds." Several guests were mentioned, Including Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Worthington, Mrs. C. A. Grant, and others visiting from Shreveport and Tyler as the group discussed proposed budget and council talks.
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The
Presbyterian Church
T. B. Logan
R. P. Hamby
Logan
New West
Ho Monre
Ada
J. M. Worthington
Doe C. Jones
Shrove
Aks
Eral
T. C. McRae
J. T. Hite
Presbyterian
Counciiion
Don Sallee
Weimily
Bossier City
Bensberg
Norman Whit
Meaker
Charlie Dows
Jim Hae
McRae Sr
General Council
Womans Work
McRae
Josephine Carrington
Jo Carrington
Ralph Fardey Carrington
Jack Hartley
Tyler
Texas
Miss Carrington
Texas State College
Denton
R. L. Robertson
Topeka
Kansas
Hospital May Seek Donations to Boost Pay
Arkansas state hospital leaders consider private donations to raise funds for a higher salary to attract a lead psychiatrist for the superintendent role. Harold Hedges Jr. said a $2,000 boost might be raised by appeals to supporters, though he noted this is his personal idea and not yet approved. The board chair Euclid Smith and Hedges plan to interview the two candidates tomorrow, as the post remains vacant since November.
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Little Rock i
Altorney General
Arkansas State Hospital
Harold Hedges Jr
Little Rock
Trustes
Hedges
Euclid Smith
Hot Springs
Pevenne
C. C. Odom
Reporter Burned Fighting Fire Near Old River Lake
Joe Wirges, veteran Arkansas Gazette reporter, suffered severe burns while battling a brush fire that destroyed three cabins a house trailer and a barn plus several sheds on Old River Lake. Fire crews from North Little Rock and Little Rock contained the blaze, saving several homes owned by Dr W F Shearer P A Bates and Lowell Biggs. Total losses estimated around 13000 dollars.
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North Litle Rock
Old River Lake
Joe Wirges
Arkansas Gazette
Wirges
North
Little Rock
W. F. Shearer
P. A. Bates
Lowell Biggs
Jack Crowner
R. T. Hickerson
French Vote Expected to Approve Meet
Paris reports Premier Joseph Laniel facing the National Assembly in hopes of steadying his crumbling majority before the Big Four talks in Berlin. A grudging approval is anticipated to ensure France has a foreign minister for the session, with a possible resignation if the motion fails.
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Paris
Fremier Joseph Lerjel
National Assembly
Berlin
Jove
Laniel
France
Thi
Texarkana approves Negro college plan in special election
Texarkana voters backed a Negro junior college with a tax increase of 20 cents per $100 assessed value. The measure passed nearly two to one amid a debate over segregation, and a related court case challenges Negroes' admission to the white junior college. Superintendent H. W. Stillen hailed the result, arguing separate colleges benefit both races.
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White Junior College
Feléra Court
Texarkana
Tex
Junor College
Texarkana Junior Colege
Tutcome
H. W. Stillen
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Cypcetel
Brive
Pala
Wermen
Shreveport
C. F. Pittman
Hines Sparks
New York
Pittman
Martin Guthrie
S. C. Logan
D. L. McHae Sr
James Guthrie
Pin Camden
Bob Fincher
Yahd
W. B. Cunningham
Jonesboro
Clarence Gordon Jr
White
le Rock
W Wn. H. Cobb
le Hives
C. D. Dickinson of
Sara Dickinson
Isa Emily’ Blake
Rouge
H. Tompkins Jr
Lly
Teeter
Conway
Mild
J. W. ——_ Teeter
C.A. Grantt
Myr
John Wittitow
Lewisville
Mrs
Simon Webb
Bertha Gray
Ozan
Harley Cox
Zaid, Okla
C. C. Thomas
Ernest Cox
Anna Davis
Malvern
Tom
Rose Young
Marvelle Williams
Charles Wills
Grand Prairie
Norman Whitaker Jr
Smack Jover
S. T. White Jr
Norman Whitaker
Sidney Parker Davis Jr
Baytown, Texas
Virginia Johnson
Henderson ——State Teachers College
Arkadelp Donald
Webb
Henderson State Teachers College
Clifford Johnson Johnston
Arkadelphia
Minute Maid
Chase & Sanborn
Chuck
West Bros
New
Curtis Marshmellows
Shop West Bros and
Save
Cannon Towels
Faille
Huba
Chromspun
By Harvey Hudson
Negro College
Hershel Williams
South Elm
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