Benefit sales and licenses highlight local notices
Calendar notices report a January 27 cotillion event and a January 25 or 26 bake sale to support youth groups, plus two Yerger High staff members receiving Arkansas cosmetology licenses. Obituary notes Leon Booker funeral at First Baptist Washington on Sunday January 28 with burial at Washington Cemetery. Community events emphasize local charity, schooling, and church activities.
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Louise Yerger
Annie Bell Yerger
Yerger High School
Arkansas State Board of Cosmetology
Wilkerston Beauly School
Texarana
Yergers Mace
Délois Brown
Yerger
Annie Bell
Mary Lee Jones
Leon Booker
First Baptist Church
Washington
Washington Cemetery
Micks Feneral
Revenue Building bid set after court ruling
The Revenue Building Commission will meet to hire an architect for a 1.6 million structure, with Howard Eich enbaum of Little Rock likely chosen. Location on capitol grounds unsettled. Secretary of State Nancy Hall to approve site, opposing plans that mar grounds’ beauty. Financing via bond issue repaid from a 60 cent auto license fee increase.
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Little Rock
Revenue Building Commission
Idraw
Revenue
Ted Denham
Doham
Howard Eichenbaum
Nancy Hall
Englishman Freed as Road Work Resumes in Miramar
Pye Littlejohn and Don Julio orchestrate a secret deal to release the Englishman and restart the road project in Miramar. The exchange involves a Madrid call and a pretend contact with the local constable Pepe. Dennis and Terry quarrel over the Marquesa’s plight while awaiting news on the yard and the villa’s crowded guests.
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Pye Litlejoh
Don Julio
Pye Littlejohn
Madrid
Spain
Campbell
Littlejohn
Ola
Pepe
Mirimar
Tocal
John
Don Jujio
Madid
Dennis
Don Philip
Benny
Terry
Marquesa
Arkansas Valley Industries approves two per cent stock dividend
DARDANELLE Ark AP Arkansas Valley Industries Inc announced a two per cent stock dividend to be paid March 5 to stockholders of record February 15. The firm also named Carl W Smith general manager of Poultry sales, moving from Prishe Sons Poultry Processing Hassellville where he had led since 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelle
Ark
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Harol Snyder
Carl W. Smith
Prishe & Sons
Hassellville
AVI
Men Face Up to Fact More Readily
New York AP reports a column of quips claiming men prefer facing realities over women, satire on vanity and social norms. It jokes about self image, borrowing money after false teeth, barbershop cuspidors, and parakeet boasting, ending with a jab at the rich and a tired view of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jumping Tor
Pork Good Bet in Markets This Week
The Associated Press notes pork remains a good buy in many markets this weekend with smoked hams and pork chops featured across large grocery chains. Beef prices vary by cut while poultry remains a dollar stretcher. weather continues to affect produce counters with ample supplies of carrots onions potatoes and greens. Avocados and common fruits stay reasonably offered across regions as oranges apples and lemons show solid availability.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Gome
Arkansas votes to continue federal marketing quotas for rice
Arkansas joined five other producing states in voting Tuesday to continue federal marketing quotas on this year's rice crop. The Arkansas tally was 2,628 for quotas and 2,322 against, a margin of 306 and 94.2 percent. The seven major producers Louisiana Texas California Mississippi Missouri and Florida reported 51,322 favorable and 509 negative, far exceeding the required two thirds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little “Rock
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
California
Mississippi
Missouri
Florida
Macmillan Will Talk to Newsmen
CHICAGO AP Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Great Britain will speak at the American Newspaper Publishers Association annual dinner in New York on April 9 6. Russ Stewart executive vice president of the Chicago Sun Times and Chicago Daily News announced the invitation and Macmillan acceptance today.
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Chicago
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
New York
Macmillan
Russ Stewart
Tvice
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Daily News
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Dardanelle Plant Shows on Profit
Dardanelle Arkansas Valley Industries reported a net profit of 4920 dollars on sales of 11221.75 for the three months ending December 31. President Harold Snyder announced the earnings, noting a prior year quarter profit of 74429 on 4129652 in sales.
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Dardanellre
Ark
Arkansas Valley Industries, Inc
Harold Snyder
Snyder
AVI
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Daily Hope Livestock Commission Co
Johnnie Stewart
RM Robinson
Roy Fry
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Oakcrest Ruuneral
Dial
Herndon - Corneling
Jess
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Yoncam Row
Cecil Weaven
Nolkswagen
Settan
Bendix
David Davis
North Hervey
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H. Aeh
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Singer Sewing Machine CO
Geo
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Buck's Fing
Third
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Hope, Ark
Lowhay TV
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Westinghouse
Noree
Dixie Gas
Dixie Gas Range
Flovence
Dinette Sule Pecs
Medder
Baker's Easy Pay
2Nd St. Hope
Ralph Montgomery
Barry's Grocery
Moore Bros
Columbus
Dannie Hamilton
Garrett and Son Seed Store
Carl Inez Taliafer'y
Monty's Florist
REA
Hempstead Co
Rawleigh
Corvin Crow
Nashville
Memphis
Venn
Arle
Marcotete
Sax Lon
AVON
P. O. Box
Texarkana
Arkansas Gazette
Carter Boys
Bill Holt
STAR
Ape
Hope Star Office
Buck Williams
S. Walnut St
Winer
Mayet Yeas
Rosston Road
Diane's
Missy Lillie Michllebrooks
Basti Third Street
Charles A. Proetz
Laimber Companys
Texinkana
Texay
Saulters
Ean
Tope Feed Company
Hope Auto
Spring Branch
Foster Land & Realty Company
West Third Street
Prospect
Dorsey McRae, Jr
Frank M. Horton Vincent W. Foster
Shady Cover
Nice Neighoor
Esther Hicks
Teta Lee Muldrow
North Beft
Anna P
Strong
Messers
C. G. Carmicheal
J. W. Walker
Grant Dayen- Port
National Baptist
Van
U.S. House of Representatives
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Cornwall Iis
Yorktown
Copenhagen
Amalienborg Castle
Princess Margrethe
Anne Marie
Benédikte
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Iby
Bey
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