Society Notes and Invitations Highlight June Events
Invitations issued by Mrs. John Vesey for a high noon luncheon at 403 South Elm for Miss Kathryn Hatley. The Prudence Riffey Circle of First Baptist meets at Mrs. Roy Taylor’s home. Hope Business Professionals club gathers 7 p.m. at the Barlow hotel private dining room. Friday brides and related gatherings described. several showers and luncheons planned in Prescott and at the Trees Clubhouse. VFW Auxiliary meeting at the Hut. Cecil Bittle discusses fruit and truck research at the University of Arkansas station. audience briefed on work, costs, and public access.
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John Vesey
South Elm
Kathryn Hatley
Prudence Riffey
The
First Baptist Church
Roy Taylor
East Suh Street
Hope Business & Professional Womens Club
Barlow Hotel
Tunkey Bemis
Tom Bemis
Prescott
BP. Young, Jr
Kiine Snyder
Frank Trimble
A. K. Holloway
le W. Young
Kathryn Harley
V.fw
Ramsey Cargile
Cecil Bittle
University of Arkansas’ Fruit and Truck
Bittle
Bitte
Bond Jumpers to Waive Extradition
Two Chicago men held in Canada for bond jumping in Arkansas have agreed to waive extradition. Max Lucssky alias Martin Lane and Harry Smith will return to Arkansas to serve 22 year sentences for burglary and grand larceny after authorities seized a $15,000 appeal bond forfeiture when they did not surrender to a state penitentiary. They allegedly stole a safe containing about $3,000 from a grocery in Etawah, Arkansas.
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Blytheville
Chicago
Canada
Arkansas
Mississippi
William Berryman
Berryman
Max Lucssky
Martin Lane
Harry Smith
Etawah, Ark
Montreal
Ike Murry
Thy
United States Supreme Court
Lookout Crest romance ends as Bill accepts truth
In this Hope Star excerpt, Bill Jarvis faces a painful drift with Bev Coulter as Hildy Beverly looks to end their entanglement. Bev confronts him about the relationship and Kevin considers confessing his love for another woman, while party tensions at Lookout Crest fuel the uneasy confrontation.
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Bill
New York
Bev
True Friendship Advice From Dorothy Dix And readers
Dorothy Dix answers questions on true friendship and choosing companions. A group of schoolgirls define loyalty, trust, and selfless care, stressing dependability and privacy. The column advises a 28 year old fiancée to establish her own home despite parental pushback, and recommends periodic support with her family while living independently.
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Miss Dix
Coming and Going Amid Texas Visitors and Local Friends
Mrs. John Crank and son John Clyde of Loneview Texas arrived Tuesday to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Rowton. Mr. and Mrs. C and J Livingston of Denver Colorado visit their son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tillery returned Monday from Dallas after spending the weekend with relatives and friends. They attended the 11th anniversary of the Couples Sunday school class of Brooklyn.
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John Crank
John Clyde
Loneview, Tex
William Rowton
Mrs. C. &J. Livingston
Denver
Cola
Mrs
Frank Livingston
Claude Tillery
Dallas
Brooklyn
No Success in Malvern Brick Strike
An AFL United Brick and Clay Workers union dispute in Malvern lasting six weeks failed to move toward settlement as Acme Brick officials and union reps met in Little Rock with federal mediator Charles A Wheeler. A tentative June 29 conference was set. Hot Springs electricians refused wage demands while two contractors granted raises and saw workers return.
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Acme Brick Commpany
Malvern
Hot Springs
Charles A. Wheeler
Wheels
Siince
AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical’ Workers
Oil Prospects in East Arkansas Hinted by Geologists
Arkansas geology division reports cautious optimism about eastern Arkansas potentially becoming an oil region. A new bulletin urges more geologic data, noting only distant near surface possibilities and a buried sandstone layer as a possible reservoir.
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East
Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas Geology Division
McMath Convention Attendees Tour Governors Mansion in Little Rock
Seventy five delegates from Arkansas counties attended the McMath Convention at the LaFayette Hotel in Little Rock. After the convention, they joined a buffet luncheon at the Governor’s Mansion, toured the grounds, and heard an informal talk by the governor. Hope College representatives included Miss Benson, Miss Archer, Miss Brown, and Mr. Gibson. Also notes of West Texas trip and visiting grandchildren in Shreveport.
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Clarice Brown
Betty Ann Benson
Norma Jean Archer
Johnny Gibson
Arkansas
McMath
Starlite
Lafayette Hotel
Little Rock
Governors Mansion
Hope
Miss Benson
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Archer
Northwestern
Evanston, Ul
Brown
Ouachita Arkadelphia
Gibson
Baylor
Waco, Tex
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Branch admits Mrs. B LeMay Patmos and Floyd Smith. Elaine Holdrize is discharged from Hope.
Weather Improves Crop Prospects In Arkansas
From Little Rock on June 21 the weekly bulletin notes favorable conditions for all crops, calling it real cotton weather. Farmers advance with cultivation, haying, and small grain harvests as cotton forms squares and prospects brighten despite prevalent boll weevil pressure. Rice growth is good across regions with ample water and some fields watered twice.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Guard Plane Crashes in Michigan
Officials at Andrews Field Md report an air national guard major Walter J Scherel from Pennsylvania was aboard an F-51 that crashed two miles south of Imperial Pa while en route from Andrews Field to Selfridge Field Mich The plane suffered severe damage and Scherrel was hospitalized with a broken arm shoulder injuries lacerations and mild shock after the crash near Pittsburgh
Oil Wildcatting Struggles in Eastern Arkansas
South Arkansas oil exploration has largely failed with tests funded by individuals or small firms lacking facilities and capital for costly programs, leaving eastern Arkansas without notable success in wildcatting efforts.
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South Arkansas
Arkansas
Watchman Cleared of Murder Charge in Arkansas Case
Little Rock June 21 A jury cleared Harry Hawthorn 60 of second degree murder in the death of L A Slaughter 67 at a lumber mill near Woodson south of Little Rock. Hawthorn testified he fired into darkness after being taunted while trying to extinguish a blaze near Slaughter’s home. Slaughter was found dead from a gunshot wound. Other witnesses testified the two had quarreled previously.
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Little Rock
Harry Hawthorn
L. A. Slaughter
Hawthorne
Slaughter
Woodson
Gill
Ohio River Dams Span Pittsburgh to Cairo
The Ohio River hosts 53 dams between Pittsburgh Pennsylvania and Cairo Illinois. The feature notes the extensive river infrastructure and its regional reach along the waterway.
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Ohio River
Fittsburgh
Penna
Cairo
Training flight ends with revelation of pilot’s Arkansas home
The report notes a duty assignment and a pilot on a training flight. Andrews field officials report the pilot’s home as Newport in Arkansas, confirming the residence as a key detail of the incident.
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Andrews Field
Newport, Ark
Arkansas high school coaches urged to form association
The Arkansas Athletic Association executive committee voted to encourage creation of an organization of Arkansas high school coaches. Committeemen said coaches had discussed such a group for a decade yet felt superintendents and principals in AAA might oppose. The resolution aimed to dispel that belief and promote the coaches’ organization.
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Whittle Rock
Arkansas Athletic Association
Arkansas
AAA
Meeting closes with advisory role for state Negro sports program
The two day session concluded with Executive Secretary Johnie Burnett directed to render services in an advisory capacity to the state Negro sports program. The action concentrates on leveraging Burnett's experience for program guidance.
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Johnie Burnett
Negro Sports
Firm Incorporates In Pine Bluff For Retail Clothing
Little Rock June 21 announces Eisens kramer's Inc with Pine Bluff as base filing articles of incorporation for a retail clothing establishment. Authorized capital 30000. Incorporators include Jack Sienkramer Minnie Ruth Hirsch and Mrs. Martha E Silbernagel.
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Little Rock
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Bev Coulter
Hildy
Bey Coulter
Lookout Crest
Bey
Joe Couper
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Lookout
Rey
Dorothy DIX
Moth
Borthy Dix
Jane
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U.S
Depa
Eesti Reuuer
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Mitchell Williams
West Tex
Mrs. L. W. Young
Cynthia, Rickey and
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Shreveport
Dana Andrews
Susan Hayward
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Today & Thur
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Arrel
Muka
Rasumay
Arkansas Guard
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Watchman
Coca-Cola
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