Local Church Events and Family Anniversaries Highlight Week
A Baptist church dinner meeting is planned for Thursday in Diamond City with State President and District Director as guests. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lively of McCaskill observed January 17 with open house 2 to 5 pm. WSCS Circle Nay lof meets January 18 at Mrs. Henry Seamons home. Wedding of Laura Rowe and James Vizas noted with ceremony at First Baptist Church Garden City. News covers church groups, bridge club, and births in Hope area.
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Thursey
Cato
Os Smr
iMrss
G. F. Lively ‘of McCaskill
WSCS
First Methodist ‘Church
Henry Seamons
Lyle McMennag
Laura Rowe
Wiods Fentas Vizas
James Vizas
J. ‘I. Starkey
First Baptist Church
Garden City
Michigan
Vleas
Brv
Mass Rowe
Henderson
State
Vizag
Arkadelphia
Vigns
University of Michigan
University of Southern California
Harvard
First Methodist Church
Dolnt
Edwin Ward
L. B. Tooley
H. Benson
Hapa
Ward
Mes
Podgy
GE to Enlarge Plant at Jonesboro
Jonesboro Ark General Electric plans a 140000 square foot addition to the plant this year. Manager Mervin E Hamilton said bids were asked and the contract would be felt soon. The addition will be larger than the current plant and finish before 1961. It will include factory and office space and will not affect employment, which stands at a record 53. The Jonesboro plant, established in 1963, manufactures fractional horsepower motors.
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Jonesboro
Ark
General Electric
Mervin E. Hamilton
Hamilton
Hiamiltan
Stephens Tax Case Before State Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court has taken under advisement a case where Stephens Inc, a Little Rock investment firm, seeks to recover 380837 dollars in state income taxes paid for the 1957 58 fiscal year after the Revenue Department appealed to the high court from the lower court ruling.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Stephens, Inc
State Revenue Department
High Court
Ousted Young Democrat Leader Denies Misconduct
The 18 year old son of a former governor faced removal from the Young Democrats after a two month tenure. McMath claims he was not properly warned and says a small group aimed to take control for political gain. He and allies plan to form new groups while the regular club plans a fresh officer election.
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Otval
Palltius
Savas
Eckend
Sid Mes
Hales
McMath
Hale
Faubus Sees No Trend From Davis Victory in Louisiana
Arkansas Governor Faubus said Davis’s Louisiana gubernatorial win shows no signal for states rights. He cited Davis Morrison runoff as not custodial of segregation aims and noted Rainach’s backing as more decisive than Northing’s. Also mentions Williams refund order and Supreme Court tax case arguments.
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Little Rock
OrjVal
Faubus
Jimmie Davis
Louisiana
Satie Gay
Davis
Delosseps Morrison
New Orleans
Audele
Feupus
Mortison
Morrison
Louisiania
William Rainach
Davis Strick Faubus Ag
Dorothy Dix Advice Page on Family and Love Problems
Dear Dorothy Dix offers guidance on a mother seeking to reintegrate a wayward stepson, a daughter-in-law issue with an overbearing mother-in-law, and two soldiers competing for a love interest. The column suggests letting the son solve his own troubles, setting boundaries with the mother-in-law, and advising the soldiers to ignore the indecisive beloved.
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Dorothy Dix
Ateond
Jack Miy
Wijk
Peng
Als Fulhop
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