Community calendar events planned for June
Society notes list several church and civic gatherings from June 16 to June 27. The Fidetis Sunday School class meets June 16 at 7 30 PM in the First Methodist Church. First Presbyterian women meet June 16 at 9 30 PM. Hope Country Club hosts a family picnic June 17 at 7 PM. American Legion Auxiliary and Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW hold meetings June 17. Father and Son Banquet planned June 19 at 7 PM at the First Presbyterian Church with Mgr Lyle Brown speaker. Button and Bows square dance club to dance June 27 at the Coliseum.
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Fidetis
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Country Club
VFW
Owen Hollis
Fred Gresham
Mgr
Lyle Brown
Coliseum
Hyatt Buckley Vows in Pine Bluff Church Ceremony
Miss Joy Lynne Buckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Buckley of Pine Bluff, wed Charles Stuart Hyatt, son of Mrs. B. C. Hyatt, in a June 1 ceremony at First Methodist Church Pine Bluff. Dr. Kenneth L. Spore officiated.
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Walter Thels
Jean McAnally
Margaret Jean Ellis
Dallas
Carolyn Cummins
George Frazier
Austin
Texas
Buddy Duke
Stuttgart
Virginia Vansickle
el Dorado
Carroll Hyatt
Chicago
Robert Hyatt
James H. Buckley
Fort Worth
Thomas Riley
Little Rock
A. H. Bellamy
Luke Wilson
Greenville
Mississippi
Buckley
Sidney Mann
Ernest Whitelaw
Hyatt
Sloan Cummins
D. A. Welch
E. A. Adams
Miriam Nethery
Betty Welch
Evelyn Clifford
Ray, Bruce
A. H. Bellamy, Jr
Cernon Clem
Bettye Lynn Mann
Glenn L. Williams
Ex-Prison Warden Brought to Trial in US Court
Ex-prison warden Roy Best and a group of seven guards at the Colorado penitentiary face seven counts each in US District Court over disciplinary acts after the 1951 riot when six convicts were allegedly tortured and whipped with a leather strap. Co defendants include former deputy warden Oran Doolen and several guards. Witnesses will be the punished convicts.
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Enver
Roy Best
Colorado
U. S. District Court
Best
Oran’ Doolen
Lovell W. Gentry
James W. Kinney
Clneton B. Leonard
Ira L. Binger
James T. Reilly
William J. Davis Jr
Terry W. Trout
Travel and family visits span Texas and Arkansas towns
A string of social notes records visits and trips across Andrews Patmos Dallas Shreveport Little Rock Kilgore Fort Smith Bakersfield and Fort Smith from families including Brimminge Osborn Gibson Wilson Wingfield Hyatt Lester Spragins Davis Dunkum Humphries and Ruggles. People travel for visits camps races and special weekends with relatives and friends.
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Korbel Davis
Binton
Sue
Bakersfield
Calif
Archer Dunkum
Joan of
Fort Smith
O. F. Ruggles
Davis
Dunkum
Edith and
Lorena Ruggles
Hospital Notes and Patient Admissions List
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs J M Hamm of Emmet, Mr Howard Thornton and Mr Tracy Newton of Hope, with discharges such as Mrs Leo Hartsfield of Hope. A branch list includes multiple patients in Hope and nearby towns with several discharges and new admissions, naming many individuals and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
J. M. Hamm
Emmet
Howard Thornton
Hope
Tracy Newton
Leo Hartsfield
Gubernatorial Campaigns Enter Full Swing Across Arkansas
Three of five Democratic rivals engaged in energetic weekend activity as they entered the race. McMath, Cherry, and Murry reported campaign actions from Marianna, For Vert City, and Little Rock with Bland named as Murry's campaign director. Holt opened a drive in Little Rock drawing about 600 visitors, while Tackett attacked a proposed amendment changing highway department control, and McMath and Cherry scheduled further state speeches.
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Associated: Press
Marianna
Forvert City
McCrary
Boyd Tackett
Highway Department
Grovernor
Tackett
McMath
Atty
Murry
Jim Bland
Times -Dispatch
Walnut Ridge
Bland
Macarthur Park
Little
Seargy
Francis Cherry
Jonesboro
Capital Hotel
Little Rock
Ike Relaxes Briefly at Denver Before Nomination Push
Dwight D. Eisenhower steps back from politics to polish his golf game and relax before launching a full campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He plans a brief Western farm editors meeting and a steak dinner, then opens headquarters tomorrow at the Brown Palace Hotel as he enters the stretch toward the nomination.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Western Farm
Tyee
Bews
Brown Palace
Gederal
Detroit
Anonymous Letters in Dear Miss Dix.Column Debates Anonymity
A reader writes about receiving an unsigned clipping targeting a married woman and asks for guidance. Dorothy Dix condemns anonymous messages as despicable and urges ignoring gossip while noting the sender signs none and that counseling can aid in such situations. A teen asks what to order at nightclubs and is advised to choose ginger ale and uphold principles. Another reader seeks advice on a daughter's engagement to a man with a troubled past, with Dix suggesting caution and distance if needed.
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Miss Dix
Air Dan
Columm
Aloe
Angar
Anawert
Faba
Genom Appears More of a Fighting Candidate in Return
Sun views Genom as a renewed fighter in a brief two day period when he and his wife Mamie were seen as rallying around him. The image contrasts with his post military retirement to politics, signaling a stronger political stance since leaving command of Western European defense forces.
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Mamie
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Legion Auxiliary
M. M. McCloughan
Chariss
Tansco
Cartoon & News
Barrisa
Robert Bunn
Plusom
Rose Marie Stein
Dana Andrews
Susan Hayward
CarToon & Short
T. L. Greenlee
H. C. Boyd
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Mrs. Hyatt
Fayetteville
University
Hendrix College
Elmer Brimminge
Andrews
Ruth Ellen Gibson
Patmos
Capital City Business College
Alice Wilson
Herman
Virginia Davis
Maggie Plummer
Bill Wilson
Margie Nell
Charlotte Wilson
Brenda Lou Payne
Kilgore
Howard Baggett
J. C. Gibson
Grady Hampton
Shreveport
E. 0. Wingfield
W. N. Staning
Stannus
Janet McKenzie
Shaolin Foster
Diane Helms
BU Lawrence
John Barr
Jimmy Lewis
Franklin Foster
Judy Watkins
Margaret Archer
Loretta Munn
Pioneer Camp
Ferncliff
Stuart Spragins
Edward Lester
Jimmy
Mark
Lester
Mrs. Truman Humphries
H. L. McMahon
Benson Edwards
Julia Chester
Garland Pate
Opal
Carlton
Rosaton
L. R. Ferguson
Homer May
Vernon Osburn
C. H. Byrd
M Kennedy
Roland Fears
Betty Jane Foster Hope
J. E. Quillin
Ace Drive-In
Main & Country Club Rd
Amosae Ram Nath
Rsenced
Ford: Motor. Co
Mich
Nath
Ike
Dorothy DIX
Sissy
Kay
Lewis
Hope’s Finest Department Store
Pean
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