Mission Study meeting at United Church on January 26
A society note invites members of local churches to a Mission Study meeting at United Church on January 26 from 9 to 8 with potluck. Dorothy Dikiriet and others describe the Christian evolution theme and supper proceeds support a Daffodil project. tickets on sale from January 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilayi
United’ Church
A. Potluck
Christan
byiéAan Episcopal
Meite Hurelres
Otmcil
Harold Brents
Jailed to Order 4-H Meeting and Club Reports
The January meeting of the 4-H group addressed enrollment for the coming year. Sidney Cash spoke on Beautification of the Home while Mrs. Roy Seewald led girls in a sewing class with a head scarf demonstration. Mrs. Wylie directed the enrollment and refreshments were served to 44 members, leaders, and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Huckabee
Lessie Gentry
Huckabee
Hartsfield
James Gaines
Patsy Beard
Johnson
Webb
Glen Fincher
Menus to Be Served in Hope Schools
Hope schools publish next week meals for elementary and junior senior high students. The list includes daily options such as chili mac with sides on Monday and salmon croquettes with tomato sauce on Friday. Milk is offered with most choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Radioactive Drifts Drift Ten Years In Prison Case
Irvin’s cellmate Bryant testified he saw Irvin escape between 10 and 11 p.m. Wednesday. Prosecutor Wever, who secured the death penalty for Irvin, warned the suspect’s mind is dangerous. Evansville guards credited two schoolboys with a clue leading to the arrest on April 8. Irvin, described as stocky 200 pounds, 5 feet 11, dark brown hair, was wearing a blue suit and gray overcoat when captured. He was previously convicted of killing W Wesley Kerr in a December 24, 1984 holdup. He faced indictments for multiple robberies and murders in Indiana and Kentucky, including the Holland murder and other tied robberies, with a best-known haul of $150 from Holland’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin
Lawrence
Bryant
Palestine
Tiple
Hollen
Paul B. Wever
W. Wesley Kerr
Evansville
Aytendant
Mary Holland
Evansville Nquor
Wilhelmina Sailer
Goebel Duncan
Raymond
Dorris Ray Durican
Henderson
Tevin
Holland
Trans Texas Airline employee charged with embezzlement
Clyde L. Gray 37, station manager in Little Rock, is charged by the FBI with embezzling 1140 from Trans Texas Airways. Gray, employed seven years, became manager on March 15, 1955, and held the post until November. He is charged under the Interstate Shipments Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Trans Texas Airways
FBI
A. M. Bryant
Little Rock Ofice
Clyde L. Gray
Gray
Trans Texas
Hinton Home Demonstration Club Seeks 1956 Leaders
The Hinton club held a January 9 meeting at Pamos School electing 1956 leaders for Garden Poultry Clothing Food Preservation Family Life Home Furnishings Home Management Home Grounds Health and Safety International Relations Citizenship 4-H Legion Legend notes and a devotional by Mrs Drake and Mrs Gibson. Eleven members were present. A rummage sale is planned for Saturday January 21 to benefit the March of Dimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Melrose H. D. Club
Glenon Huckabee
Virgil Huckabee
Lacey Barnes
Otha Roberts
Glenan-Huckabee
P. Henley
Lucy Barnes
V. Huckabee
Doyle” Roberts
J. F_ Mangram
Pauline Sanders
Perry Henley
W. W. Wood
T. B. Fenwick
H. H. Tippett
Roy Baker
Dale Townemaker
Russell Carver
Merlin Cox
Woodrow Baker
Orville Steadman
Ow, White
H. D
Jester
R. H. Ringo
Ray Kitchens
Andrews
Woodrow Barer
Grace Russell
C. W. Woodul
Hinton Hinton
Pamos School
Legaeys
Tommie Gibson
Oliver Riger
A. N. Rider
D. M. Kent
Howard Buffington
Tom Drake
Bryan Camip
Oscar Rider
M. 7. Hubbard
Edna Simmons
Caves
Bryan Camp
Berlin Janey
Tommie Gibeon
Patmnes
Prescott Garden Club Events and Local Club News
Prescott hosts garden club meetings with Mrs. L J Bryson and Mrs. W Cummings as hostesses. Speakers include Mrs J Waon on roses for Arkansas gardens, and Mrs N N Daniel discusses dried arrangements. Rotary and Wesleyan Guild activities, plus community notices, fill a busy local week with social gatherings and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo J. Bryson
Prescott
Garden Club
Prescott Garden Club
L. J. Bryson
W. Cummings
D. S. Jordan
J. Waon
Arkansas
Club
Landis Dwindling and River Policy Debate Highlight 1960s Texas Meeting
Dallas based National Pédlamation Association leader Guy C. Idekeon of Anahuac outlined a forecast of a nationwide agricultural balance by 1962 and 1975 population projections. The Arkansas White-Red River Basin International Agency discussed federal role, state cooperation, and river water ownership with representatives from seven states including Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
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Dallas
Sete
United ‘States
Guy
Idekeon
of- Anahuacs Tex
Jackson
Congress
Urider
Louisiana
Missouri
Arkanigas
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Ol Horas
New Mexico
Bit of a Disturbance Reported by Local Radio
In San Francisco a disturbance arose after a local radio newscast claimed President Eisenhower would not seek another term. The announcer prompted jokes about a ticket for Ferri Thomas and mentioned someone being on an island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Tin Agal
Ferri Thomas
Island
Emotions at 18 Are Not Usually Stable Dororthy Dix Advice
Dororthy Dix addresses teen romance and trust in a teen couple with a long campus dating pattern, advising to treat the relationship as friendship, avoid promoting fidelity demands, and let the lad decide his path while maintaining personal boundaries. A second reader asks about a husband’s nighttime calls labeled with a name, with Gertrude Dix downplaying suspicion and suggesting potential explanations and reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
Hore
Hearing on Fisk bank robbery case postponed in Jonesboro
A preliminary hearing for a 20 year old Arkansas barber charged in the 84 686 dollar Fisk Bank robbery was postponed to next Wednesday. Arthur Cleburn Silas of Piggott faces federal robbery charges. his defense requested the delay. Silas, father of two, is free on 25000 bond and is alleged to be one of two suspects. No other arrests or recovered money reported.
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Jonesboro
Arkansas
Fisk
Arthur’ Cleburn
Silas
Piggott
U.S
Homer McEwen
Sillas
Fairmen
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Elt
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William Holden
Twentieth- Century-Fox
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Hong Kong
Prescott News
Rose Garden Club
Legion Home
Freeman Oean
Rosé Garden Club
Jesse Porter
John T. McRae
Thell Hannin
M. Rettig
N. N. Daniel
United States
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Lucy Lee Cruse
B. A. Warren
O. D. Bridges
el Dorado
Clive McClelland
Arkadelphia
Mot Springs
Wesleyan Guild
Vuel_ Chamberlain
Charlie Thomas
First Methodist Church
L. Z! Lee
J. W. Bradley
W. F
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Homer Ward
Dennis’ Leiibetter
Case Chappelle
C. C. Wahlquist
Henry Thompson
Ledbetter
Mre. Bradley
Howmer Ward
D.ge. Wahlquist
Dennis
Glen Orr
R. P. Hamby
Nevada County
Hamby
Albert Trammel
Rosston
Charles Clyburn
Squire Smith
H. H. McKenzie
Tom Bemis
Texarkana
Harold Ingram
Claud Hall
Torrance, Calif
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George Cashman
Lonnie Wilson
Arkansas Cosmetologists
Gordon Danner
C. G. Danner
MobHe, Ala
M. A. Hartley
Jack White
Waldo
Roy, Duke
Vivian Standefer
Waller
Nashville, Tenn
Burke Shelton
Vexarkuna
Standefer
Vanderbilt University
D. L. McRae Jr
Ouachita Pypesbyterial
Camden
Tupaday
Frank Gerig
J. Long
Violet Coe
Gene Lay
J. L Coe
Toxaykana
Shirley Richardson
Thompsonville
Conn
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New Guinea
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Gtaphic Society
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