Prescott News B P W Officers Installed And Events
Prescott club officers were inducted including Mrs Dallis Allias Mrs Guss Me Mrs Marie Chamberlain and Mrs Saxon Regan with Mrs Dudley Gordon as president A social and business meeting followed at the motel with reports from officers and guests from Hope. A Sunday School group hosted a social at Mrs Harold Lewis home with games and refreshments. many members and guests attended including Mrs Leon Garratt who plans a Naples Texas trip.
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B&pw
Dallis ‘Allias
Guss
Marie Chamberlain
Caskil
Saxon
Regan
Stalled
Lilie Prescott
Dudley Gordon
Clarke
Otis Townsend
Eliests
W. Patterson
Hope
Uawacn
Ist
Jimmie Nibbles
Della Stewart
Vernice Hubbard
Myra Hamby
Itedfardh
Bess Gist
Patterson
St. Loui Yonvention
Misa Mildred” Loomie
Bill Klipsch
Enzelian Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Harold Lewis
Nat Worsley
Watson Buchanan
Howard Graham
Murty
Lewis
Graham
Meg
Leon Garratt
Wilburs Wie
Leon Gar
Barbara McSweeney Hoateen
Beta Slama Phi
Migs Barkere
McSweeney
Wag Hogiese
Bela Lambila
Beta Sitne Phi
Mick Betty Bryson
Gerro Glenart
Pbs
Lading
Graduation notices and visiting relatives in Tales Okla
The fragment mentions Mr Wend and Mrs J McGinnis in Tales Okla who attended graduation exercises for Martha Marilyn McGinnis at Valsa University. Ethel Bemis returned to Dallas Madday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bemis. Frank Meharty Jr and Mac with Oyvilla Kelly visited Hope. Hooks have returned to Comerres Tuesday.
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Wend
J. ¥. McGinnis
Oklo
Martha Marilyn McGinnis
Valsa University
Ethel Bemis
Dallas
Mrs
Rom Bemis
Frank Meharty Jr
Mac
Oyvilla Kelly
Hope
Johony
Berof Ney
Johnnry Hesterlyny Hooks
Commeres
Van Fleet in Seoul on second South Korea visit
Presidential envoy James A. Van Fleet, aged 96, undertakes a second tour of South Korea within two months. He met officials including Industry Minister Al Tong Byuh and Mrs. Dale Ledbetter. Separate items detail domestic travel and family visits across Montana and Texas with several named individuals.
Arkansas Supreme Court Sets Aside Texarkana Sentences
The Arkansas Supreme Court today set aside three year sentences for a Texarkana couple after ruling the trial judge erred by not clarifying the jury instructions on receiving stolen property. The decision also upholds a five year sentence for George Nobley in an assault case and reverses a directed verdict in a highway fatality matter.
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ROCK
Arkangan Supreme Cott
Texarkana
Maxia’ Lolt
Miller
Goutot
Supreme Court
Union Circuit
el Dorado
Sit
PS. Ross
Newley
Rass
Holt
Griffin’ Smith
Minot Millner
Paul
Ward
Lott
Beton Chrcuit Court
General Motors Adeptante Corp
Gerald Brandon
Pea’ Ridge
Brandon
Insirante Company
Segmac
Chase
Conway County
Audrey Stroit
Carl Brady Charles
Blackwell
Clifton Duvallag
Tack Fulter
W. HM
Haralson
Aqminate
Matrix of Rea
Fuller
Strait
Jace W. Jamieson
Emma P.jailedon
Independence Chancery Court
Supreme Court ruling clears way for board probe on Schirmer case
The high court says the Eclectic Board has original jurisdiction over whether Dr. Schirmer’s cancer clinic licenses, obtained by alleged fraud, can be challenged. Attorney Gentom Gentry pursues an investigation as the board contends with appeals and closed hearings, while Justices McPaddin Smith Ward dissented on the proceedings.
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Gentry
Schirmer
Corning
Clay County
Supreme Court
Eclectic ‘Board
Cockrill
Ulle
Wiliams
Cocktill
Ed McPaddin
Gritti Smith
Paul Ward
Markets OT and Livestock at St Louis National Stock Yards
Livestock and cattle receipts at St Louis National Stock Yards show 9,500 hogs and 7,800 cattle. Hog prices closed down about 1.00 to 2.00 with varied loads and leaner cuts noted. Cattle bids were mixed with steers and yearlings weak to 60 lower, cows moderately active and mostly steady, vealers trading 17.00 to 22.00 for top grades. Also reported: New York cotton and grain futures fell on farm price support expectations for 1953, with July cotton around 94.03 and nearby grains pressured by harvests and modest export demand.
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Lous Livestock
Henvary
Henglef
New York
Dee
Legal Notice on Proposed Bhent NP s and Elections
A garbled legal notice outlines proposed actions by members and representatives, naming dates and penalties for violations. It references Governor involvement, possible prosecutions, and a fine of 200.00 with eligibility constraints. The fragmentary text indicates a political process related to elections and county or state governance.
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Hell
State Represented at Girls Nation at Washington D C
Arkansas delegates to Girls Nation in Washington will attend the July 7 to August 6 session. Freeman Crocket and Leelf Smith of Mat Springs were named as their representatives. They spoke at the final session of Girls State at Camp Robinson Saturday. More than 440 girls participated in this year’s Girls State, a program sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary to teach young women the workings of state government.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Washington
Fmory
Crotcett
Leelf Smith
Mat Springs
Chmp
Robinson Satureday
American Legion
Elmis
House of Représentatives
Lion Fox
Tory
Elettors
Harmie
Siweneor
Steneran Aha
Piveenmanl
General Assembly
Général Assembly
Merberatt
Ae Erie
Penta
Newspapers Resume Daily Radio TV Schedule Ads in Nashville
Nashville newspapers restart publishing daily radio and television program schedules after stations agreed to pay a service fee. Partial text also covers constitutional provisions on state officers salaries and legislative procedures, with scattered OCR errors mixed in.
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Nashville
Tenn. U
No Dailyewspapers
Walil
Constitutional Amendment on State Tax Equalization in Arkansas
A proposed Arkansas constitutional amendment outlines tax and equalization provisions. It would set statewide and local property tax rates, require a Board of Equalization to adjust assessments to market value, and limit annual tax levies while preserving bonds retirement. It details exemptions, home valuations, and procedural steps for hearings and amendments.
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Senate
Tate
Arkansas
Atwanngs
State of the Arkanzar
Board of Equalication
Market Gaile End Ag
Etuhty
Ecole
Sac
Awe
Digiricis
Aermines Paarty
Ca Raquel
Seacasad
Beskasacd
Board of “Equali Frafion
Equal
Chancery Court of
Pula
Ghansey Court
Borealein Ang Hs
Chaney Seautts Mereme Court of Arkansas
Teveniy
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Dewey Stripling
Tags Per Walters
Merle Roby
Ingon
Mys
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L. L. Evans
C. J. Chilfeyy
Hubert Willis
Jam Cox
Charlie Dews
K. Bemis
Jada
Herrie
Mias Haazel Matlock
Dorothy Bratford
Dook River
Adam Guthriey
Jim Hamilton
Elizabeth Francisco
J.T. Knastarling
John F Anh
Suge
Clifford’ Perguson
Lewis Garrett
Billy . Wilson
Rey Stainton
Melile Robingon
Matt Hitt
Lite Rack
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George Cummings
Martha
Gladewater, Texas
Gene Lee
Roy Loomis
Hirold Lewis
A. J. Shell
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J. M. Duke
Janet Sue Hale
Biloxi
Miss
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Haynie
Horace Hale
Bui Haynie
Ronnie
Pat
Dennta
Paranta
John Adams
M. Adame
Ackerly, Texas
Luther Anderseal
Mus
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Gon
Ackerly
Texas
Clarence Crane
Gordon
Presort Bush
Conn
Congress
Post Office Department
Washingston
Communications Ministry
Tokyo
van Fleet
Seoul
Dale “Ledbetter
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Psister
Allen Jones
Jones
Glendin
Montana
Dirs
Joe Tuminedo
Johnny
Shreveport
Mrs. J. W. Giat
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Lale Hock
Gordon Dahndr
Tom Raby
Texa
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Tribunal
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