Rainbow Garden Club plans event at Ellis Stewart Picnic Park
Rainbow Garden Club will celebrate Tuesday evening at Ellis Stewart Picnic Park. Members include Bert Wingfield, Mrs Wingfield, Miss Nina Nell Mila, and many guests from Prescott and nearby towns. The event features choir, gifts, and a reception after a church ceremony with Miss Mila and Mr. Gigene Williams.
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Little Rock
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Pronk Burrows
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Helee
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Aahdawn
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Camden
Larry Wiliiants
Kile Ugs Rock
Alfred DeBlrcle
Virgin Kainey
Dinrid White
Arden meeting minutes reveal department updates and drills
The Arden session reviewed general correspondence and offered live future information for the department. Odell Crynnott read the minutes, approved by members. Ma. Garreth reported an unauthorised fee during the ninth of May. The group conducted two fire drills during the month.
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Circle 2 WSCS meeting at First Methodist notes program
Mrs Adam Guthrie chaired the Circle 2 WSCS meeting at the First Methodist parsonage after boot, with twelve members present. A devotional on The Use of Tolopla by Mrs O S Torin Wes Co Hirst opened the program, and an interesting discussion followed the topic Why Nilssiang Head My Pryayer List. A report on perhaps Prviffer College in North Carolina was not provided and a dessert course was enjoyed.
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Accident Toll In Arkansas Claims 15
A chaotic Arkansas AP dispatch lists numerous tragedies across the weekend. It cites drownings, a double fatal boating accident, a family drowning, car crashes near Paris and Winslow, and a fatal knife attack. Names include Raym Beaver and family, Alma, Paris, Port Smith, and Okla cities. Nine deaths reported in multiple incidents, with many injuries and hospitalizations.
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Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting At Mrs Heyholt Home
Mrs Hawity hosts Wesleyan Service Guild at the home of Mrs Heyholt with decorations and desserts. Miss Marguerite Avery presides over the business session, and Mrs Ny Nelson is the president. Guests and 21 members attend, program on widening circle of missions presented by Mrs Tippit and Mrs Brandes Bailey.
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Cambridge and Oxford Students Race to Outdo Each Other
In a chaotic weekend prank Cambridge and Oxford students vandalized a university building by placing bikes and decorations on the roof and facade. Police warned the stunt risked fire hazards and property damage while university officials planned removal operations and safety measures.
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New Code for NCAA Baseball Teams
The Nat Hensal Collegiate Athletic Association announced today that baseball teams meet new participation standards to protect college players from losing their varsity status during sessions. The measure affects teams including the Big Eight with members in El Daralia Ark and Ruston, aiming to standardize eligibility across leagues.
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Methodist Church Pastorate Change Announced by Bishop Powley
The Methodist Conference titled appointments were announced by Bishop Powley at close of whinner. Names include Hope Rufus TP Sorrals James Shaddox Blevins J By Cabot Emmet Circuit Clyde Swift and Bingen. Rev Virgil K Keeley, pastor of Hope Church, was sent to First Methodist Church of Malvern.
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Army manpower debate settles around 900000 target
In Washington the Army subcommittee heard Secretary Bricker defend keeping the Army at about 900,000 while noting the Senate money bill adds roughly 17 hundred million for defense. Bricker urged a final authorization near 970,000, with adjustments possible via the Defense Department and budgeting panels.
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Finkbeiner Faces Pressure From State Police Controversy
Little Rock AP report notes ongoing tension as supporters of governor hopeful Finkbeiner face State Police scrutiny. Officials say backers have been fined in the past, while employees reportedly were not ticketed. Comment from Finkbeiner and allies is limited as investigations proceed.
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Defense funding debate highlights calls for extra quarter billion
A congressional subcommittee grilling ports figures hears estimates of 800000000 in defense needs. Senators press for additional funds to expand regular and reserve forces and modern weapons, while urging clarity on missile and army budgets amid wartime pressure.
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