Church Society Calendar Lists Meetings And Picnics
The First Baptist L L L class holds its July 12 meeting at 7 30 p m in Mrs W R Mosley s home 215 E 14th The Ambassador SS class meets July 12 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Wade Warren s home with co host Mrs Ivy Mitchell The Spiritual Life Group of the WSCS meets July 13 at 9 30 a m at the First Methodist Church The V F W gathers July 13 at 8 p m at the hut The Hope B P W Club hosts a July 14 picnic and white elephant sale at George Hosmer s home at 7 p m Transportation via Miss Rosa Harrie All WSCS Circle 5 members meet July 18 at 7 30 p m at Mrs LaGrone Williams home with co hostesses The program covers The Emblem of the Womens Society of Christian Service and What Do You Know Leading to a full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. R. Mosley
Wade Warren
Ivy Mitchell
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Churyen
Hope B. P. W. Club
Eorge Hosmer
Rosa Harrie
W. S. C. S. Circle 5
W. M. Reinhardt
Club and meeting notices and WSCS program recap
A notice set records for several local groups. Game night scheduled for Tuesday July 12 was canceled. Dahlia Garden Club meeting on Friday July 15 at Mrs A C Ball’s home postponed to July 22. WSCS joint meeting held July 11 at First Methodist Church featured hymns, a devotional, and performances by Mrs LaGrone Williams and Miss Roberta Howard. Circle 1 led by members, Circle 4 arranged a skit “The Wives Talk It Over.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahlia Garden Club
A. C. Ball
WSCS
First Methodist Church
LaGrone Williams
John Gardner
Roberta Howard
Circle No. 4
Dick Watkins
L. B. Tooley
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Circle Three Meeting Held
Circle No Three of Hope Gospel Tabernacle met at the home of Mrs. George Hicks on July 11 with 11 members. The meeting opened with group singing led by Mrs. Louis Sutton and prayers led by Mrs. Carl Bruner. Refreshments were served. The Henderson family held their annual reunion at Fair Park on July 10 with a basket lunch for ninety relatives and friends. Names listed include the Springs family from Brentwood and Martinez, California. the Tedford, Henderson, and McBay families of Texarkana, Nashville, Mineral Springs, Patmos, and other area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
George Hicks
Louis Sutton
Carl Bruner
Ray Kitchens
Henderson
Fair Park
B. W. Spring
Wilson Spring
Betty
Brentwood
California
Jimmy Grisham
Karen
Linda
Douglas
Martinez
Calif
Lyle Spring
Sandra
Shreveport
Ola Tedford
R. P. Cannon
Mary
Vernon McBay
Dennis
Sue
Michael
Coy Long
Virginia
Alfee Henderson
Texarkana
James Tedford
Helen
Nashville
Delmer Henderson
Jenene
Della
Bobby
Junior
Edward
Mineral, Springs
Clarence Hunt
Eugene
Marjorie
Billie
Patmos
Calvin Spring
Ralph
Loyd
Soveta
Ted Henderson
Cecil McBay
Raymond Ivers
Gail
Judy
Phil Harvel
P. J
Doyle
Esther
Betty Lou
Bonnie
Donna Jean
Local Youths Honored and Assigned to Military Duty
Pvt Bobby J Phippin son of Mr and Mrs C A Phippin 1407 S Pine Hope assigned to the 24th Infantry Division in Korea He entered the Army in May 1954 and arrived in the Far East last March Leonard Jennings son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Jennings 615 West Street Hope named one of 24 sophomores on the Dean's Honor List at Harding College for the spring semester The list includes the top 15 percent of each class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby J. Phippin
C. A. Phippin
S. Pine
Hope
24Th
Korea
Pvt. Phippin
24Th. Signal Company
Army
Far East
Leonard Jennings
West
St. Hope
Harding College
Coming and Going Mrs Dean Strand and Son Visit
Mrs Dean Strand and her son Michael are scheduled to arrive Friday by plane from Chicago for a family visit. The trip marks a welcome reunion as they plan to spend time together and tour local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Strand
Michael
Chicago
Bears in National Park Warn Tourists About Feeding
Rangers caution that bears remain wild even in the park and can reach 600 pounds. Feeding bears makes them relentless, as one mountain man notes a bear may paw you to test if you still have food.
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Great National Park
Forest Rangers
Jis
North Carolina
Kidnapped Babe Case Linked to Inter State Crime
Det Lt A E Dik and O Keefe describe a 29 year old man, 5'11", 165 to 170 pounds, with dark hair in a white T shirt and khaki trousers seen near the alley where Donna was snatched. Witnesses Carl S Bryne and Laif Fujedos reported the man with a bundle, later identified as a baby, escaping. FBI joins Sioux City police to assist while pursuing leads across Elk Point, South Dakota.
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A.E. Dik
O'Keefe
Poice
Dik
Donna
Elk Point
S.D
Carl S. Bryne
Laif Fujedos
FBI
Joseph Thornton
Omaha
Thornton
Sioux City
Davis
Jimmie Bremmer
Here
Ernest Triplett
Woodbine
Iowa
Mary Mann
Chicago
South Side
Tax increases proposed for highway aid program
A subcommittee plan to expand the federal aid highway program would raise taxes including gasoline from 2 to 3 cents per gallon diesel fuel for trucks from 2 to 6 cents per gallon truck tires from 5 to 15 cents per pound truck tubes from 9 to 15 cents per pound heavy tire retreads from none to 7 7 cents per pound and trucks from 8 to 10 percent.
Archer Family Return From Florida Visit
Mrs. E. L. Archer Sr. and her brother E. L. Archer Jr. with family, Rev. and Mrs. Glen Willard and son Charles Wayne returned to Newport after visiting friends in Miami Florida and Mrs. Willard's parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks and other relatives in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Archer, Sr
E. L. Archer, Jr
Glen Willard
Charles Wayne
Newport
Miami
Florida
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Hospital notes record admissions including Annie Ruth Brooks Hope Mrs J D Smyth Rosston L J Miller Rt 1 Hope Ruel H Betts Hope Joseph Fontaine Saratoga Carson Green Patmos Discharged include Samuel J Huc kabee Hope John C Gilbert Hope Geo Murphy Rt 2 Hope James Gauff Washington Lester Ferguson Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
Annie Ruth Brooks
Hope
J. D. Smyth
Rosston
L. J. Miller
Ruel H. Betts
Joseph Fontaine
Saratoga
Carson Green
Patmos
Samuel J. Huckabee
John C. Gilbert
Geo. Murphy
James Gauff
Washington
Lester Ferguson
Crackdown on Bonus Players Faces Unified Resistance
Milwaukee reports say baseball players back a two bonus player limit beyond the 25 man roster but owners oppose the idea. Robin Roberts notes the system harms veterans while Warren Giles and Frank Lane insist it defeats the rule’s purpose. Bob Feller named American League player representative for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Roberts
National League
Warren Giles
Frank Lane
White Sox
Lane
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Reliefer May Be American's No 1 Hurler
A. P. statistics show relief ace Consuegra of the White Sox leading the American League with a 1.95 earned run average. He has allowed 18 earned runs in 83 innings, with a 5–4 record. Hoyt Wilhelm remains the NL leader in relief ERAs with 2.43 in 159 innings. Other AL leaders include Billy Pierce at 2.11 and Dick Donovan at 2.29.
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Ben Clan
NEW York P
Sandy Consuegra
Associated Press Today
Consuegra
Chicago White Sox
Luis Arroyo
St. Louis Cardinals
Puerto Rico
Hoyt Wilhelm
New York Giants
Wilhelm
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Pierce
Dick Donovan
Jim Wilson
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Office woes and secretarial meddling rise in workplace
In a reader letter to Dorothy D. Dix a secretary describes an older coworker who spies on her and manipulates the boss. Dix urges a time sheet approach to reveal the truth and defend a steady, capable employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Lorene
Arkansas vote on racing and a note on crops and chemistry
Voters in Arkansas go to the polls today with Gov. Faubus opposing racing until a popular vote approves it. Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs is the state’s sole track since the 1930s, while bids for tracks near West Memphis and Forrest City failed. Polls close at 6 30 p m. The list of Arkansas place names includes Deer Bass Tomato Strawberry Grapevine Wild Cherry and Peach Orchard. In France corn is called Spanish corn and many substances melt away from solid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Oaklawn Park
Hot Springs
West Memphis
Forrest City
Baseball ERA Leaders Highlight Key Pitchers and Teams
The article ranks top pitchers by ERA with Arroyo leading the Yankees at 2.69. Bob Rush of the Cubs is runner up at 2.84, Robin Roberts of the Phillies has a 2.88 mark after 169 innings and 15 complete games. Don Newcombe of Brooklyn sits at 2.93 with a 14-1 record.
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Yankees
Bob Rush
Chicago Cubs
Arroyo
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia
Roberts
Don Newcombe
Brooklyn
Memphis Business Leaders Back Dixon-Yates Deal
Ingram, who led Arkansans into Memphis for a luncheon with businessmen, said Memphis civic leaders favored the Dixon-Yates contract while the administration faced opposition. He criticized the plant plan as unlikely without a peoples vote and warned of potential debt. Tobey denied a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulbright
Ingram
Memphis
Tobey
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