Society Activities Schedule For January 12 13 1954
Community clubs and church groups announce meetings on Tuesday January 12 and Wednesday January 13. Included are First Baptist Church Intermediate G A 4 and I A groups, P E O Sisterhood luncheon guests, Garrett Memorial Baptist Ambassador class, Garden Club, Girl Scout Troop 9, Unity Baptist Vets group, DAR John Cain Chapter, Mary Edna Beauty Shop opening, Brookwood P T A, Garland School committees, Paisley P T A, Oglesby P T A Study, and various other school and auxiliary gatherings with hostesses and times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Davie Feith
G Gales Man
Codrestess
Girl Scout
Little House
Edwing Whitman
Patsy Wurroughs
Mary - Edna
Dia South Elm
Local Clubs and Engage ment News From January Events
Local social notes show Garden Club meetings on roses with talks on cultivation and new varieties, a W S C S union program on The Siege of Jerusalem, and a Rose Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs Seva Gibson. Also listed are Legion Auxiliary plans, Caston Gough engagement, and court docket items with multiple fines for alcohol violations and traffic offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Hoffman
H, Eb, Luck
Harry Shiver
Garden Club
Hoffman
H. O. Kyler
J. €. Carlton
Sid Huffman
Webb
W. 5, Co
Union
Jerusalem
P. H. Webb
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First
Prophet ‘Jeremiah
E. D. Galloway
He Webb
American Legion Auxiliary I
C. P. Tolleson
Velma Goss
W. N. Cueter
Mrs. Gibson
Rose Garden
Clu
Rose Garden Club
Seva Gibson
Cecil Bittle
Court docket summary of fines and dismissals
Record lists multiple cases with fines for offenses such as drunkenness speeding and failure to yield. Notable items include $50 fines for several defendants, bonds set and forfeited, dismissals without prejudice, and garnishment actions totaling hundreds of dollars. Also mentions a civil docket noting Vesey vs Gilmore and a garnishment against First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Givil
John BP
Vesey
Gus Gilmore
Ction
Detmar Wright
Zelma Mae Jones
W. Shanhouse & Sons, Inc
Larwith Electric Service of Hope Jatk
Natiinal Laundry Cleaners
First National Bank
Court Docket Municipal Arkan sas January 1954
Court docket from Municipal Court of Hope listing defendants Walter L Nichols Geo By Stubblefield and others for speeding hazardous driving failure to yield right of way drunkenness and related offenses. Bonds forfeited range from 5.00 to 10.10 dollars with pleas and fines noted for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Hope
Arkansas
Walter L. Nichols
Géo
Stubblefield
James 8. Green
James A. Hunter
Robert Dlils
Fred Hensey
Eugene
Guilliams
Mack McElroy
Earl Smith
J. Wy Stafford
Robert Henry
Burke Family Back From Little Rock Open House Honors 50th Anniversary
Mrs. Roy Burke and children Thomas and Kay return from Little Rock where they visited Mrs. Burke's sisters Mrs. Herman Thornton and Mrs. Robert Allen. Mrs. Allen hosted an Open House for Mr. and Mrs. Adam Thomas of Prescott in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burke
Thomas and
Kay
Little Rock
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Reported in Hope Area
Hospital notes from Hope list admissions and discharges including Mrs J T Vines Mrs J D Watterson Hope M J Potter Mrs Denton Bush Rosston and Mrs Beatrive and Rt 4 Hope Wm Frazier Washington and Jerry Allen Hope. Also announces the delivery of a daughter January 6 1954 to Mr and Mrs C C Cank Texarkana. Discharged include Miss Kathy Huckabee Patmos and baby girl born January 7 1954 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Moton of McNab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patmos
Ophelia Williams Hope
C. C. Cook
Texac
Kana
Kathy Huckabee
Ernest Moton
McNab
McClellan Sees Need for More Power at Table Rock
Representative McClellan of Arkansas voiced confidence that President Eisenhower will seek extra funds for the Table Rock Reserve power project after reviewing engineer reports and progress on the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Able Rock
McClellan
D-Ark
Eizenhower
Crop Setup Under Ike's Program
Washington report outlines Eisenhower farm plan applying to wheat cotton and corn. Wheat would keep supports near 30 percent of parity through 1954 then slide 75 to 90 percent with gradual yearly changes to shield farmers. Cotton follows similar approach with added repeal of planting controls before price shifts. Corn mirrors wheat policies, adjusted by gradual parity changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Agricultural policy draft outlines varied parity supports
A garbled draft discusses changing price supports and parity levels across crops and livestock. It mentions reducing or raising support with percent changes tied to supply shifts, extending discretionary authority to the agriculture secretary, maintaining quotas for tobacco and dairy, and abolishing corn marketing quotas while considering liberalization and producer agreements. The text is fragmented and cites 1994 expiry dates and general program notes.
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First Baptist Church
P. Fh, Q. Sisterhood
North Fine
Mra Doyle McCoy
Sheridan
P. Ei. O
The
Janary
Sarah Payton
Wil
Thevis Garden Club
Mays
We Cunningham
West Sixth Strat
Rob Jones
Mes
Nick Jewell
Mrs. Terrell Cornelius
Mone Country Cub
Guilders
Morava Fuller
Claude Sutton
G. M. Avs
Unity Bap
Tist Church
Sam Williams
Sid Hoffman
John Keck
Charles Haynes
John Cain
Daughters of the American Revolution
Barlow
Brookwood P. T. A
Garland
T. A
Paisley F. T. A
Oglesby P. T. A
P. It. A
Ladies Pentecostal Auxiliary
Brookwool PF
Parent Education Discussion Group
T. A. Magazinr
P.P. A
Dahlia Garden Club
A. N. Middlebrooks Jr
West 16Th
Siteel
Edwin Powell
Widmark
O· Ee· Lynn
Rome
Alala Theatre
Jack London
Mike
Florida State University
Rhonda Fleming
Fleming
Arthur Doyled Roguys
36Th Air Rescue
Squandron
Japan
A. A. Rogers
States
Nazaree Hunter
Lucy ‘Jefferson
Lonnie Jefferson
Jessin ‘Easter
Lula Easter
Hosby Watkina
Willie Combs
Theo Lindsey
Dewy Gulley
Tog Log Ean
Lee Hill
Disturbing
Iene
Pia
R. C
Stewart
Mary" Lee, Brown
Lester Blakely
Helen Hill
Elbert Willains
B. ‘McC
Roosevelt West
James B. Jenkins
Warren
Kewler
W. S. Young
Jim Thompson
Luthey Smith
Seasite Mece
Lila Jones
Thelma Ritchle
Jn & Chy
Thelma Ritchie
E. B. Bishop
B. Bishop
Aula Jones
Ary
Builty
Gerald Tracy
Akin Products
F. Flemings Ng Public Service Commission
W. D. Bowers
Ice Co
Kenneth Fetrmer
Ivan Paleen
William E. Baker
PSC
Roy Reed
Thornton
Clydell Dixon
Wiley Tolliver
Joyce H. McKnight
Henry Hull
Lee Cheatham
Altorney
Pinkie Mae Easter
State of Area
Eberts Packing Company
Seoul
Cate Fury
Wicerak
Cee A
Univ Ea
Uae Wan
Ike
Washington
Eisenhower
Gage
Tax Inc
Gotham
By Russell
Nat Lynn Jrs
Lena Barry
I. Nasehanast
DAIR
Allangiy
Arnétiducers
Theia Ngs
Ohio
Rio
O Glenn. Miller
Mornin Golden
Royal D Jiry P
David Franklinn
Amelia’ Leverett
Mindy McElroy
Sandra Kay Starkey
Danny Putnamer
Jennifer Lynn Rhodes
Mary Beth
Legins
John Terrell Fry
Jan Herring
Melissa Dane
Mary Nel
Will