Fragmented memo on church leadership appointment and memorial
Readable fragments indicate a church council or Memorial committee meeting noting positions like Warden Cox Treasurer Hamilton and Deacon Taylor. Mentions of pastors, chaplain Hicks, and a memorial effort in Cleves with references to a new sister and spending time, and a husband’s remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asta
Hy Lu
G. I, Cox
C.G. Carmicheal
Hamilton Treasur- Wi
Feke
Deagen
Jaon
Tanlor Deacon
Craenor’ Steward
Melvin Steward
WM. Mudyas Hicks
Local Notables Notices And Farm Meeting Announcements
Disjointed notices recall Lloyds Army discharge and a Philander Smith College degree. Welsh teaches in Gholson MS and attends Philander Smith. Cape Girardeau Scout exec Lloyd chaired East Mississippi staff. Revived funeral attendance for Mae Ella Moss in Battle Creek. Farmers to gain first hand pest control tips at Lawson Farm and Walker’s Farm with Cotton experts from Fayetteville. A Wiener roast planned on Bethel church lawn for Men’s Day Rally. Anna Strong Club met with reports from A A C W Convention noting clubs federating statewide. Pvt A G Slinma returns home from Camp Chaffee with family.
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Der
Lloyd
Nope
Philander Smith’ College
Little Rock
Welsh
Gholson
Catton
William Lawson
Highway 67
Emmet
Walker
Ozan
Gordon
Barnes
College of Agriculture
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Rul van Deere
Deere
Walker Fleming, Jr
Anna P. ‘Strong
Estell Mitchell
Neiva Carmichael
E. M. Nelson
Edna. Spearman
E. M. Nelsoy
Malvero
Federale
Ning
Hos
G. K. Coleman
Tat Pvt
Mothe
Ile Dora
Spa Backers Raise 5000 for Bathers Near Move
Hot Springs fans and radio mobilized to save the Bathers, raising over 5000 to post a bond and block a Texarkana move. Donations included 3600 from local supporters and 200-plus via a phone and in-person drive. The six-team Cotton State league faced financial trouble since July, with Williamson’s car dealership-linked bid to fold the franchise after the All-Star game.
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Hot Springs
Texarkana
Toost
Texarkansa
KWFC
Fey League
Prey
Me Ark
aThe Bathers
JSON
Charles Willian
Texlarkana
Williamson
Hope Basket Suffers First Defeat in PONY League
In PONY League action Hope Basket Co loses 6 to 5 to Hope Auto Co marking their first defeat and leaving Hope Basket with a 6 1 record atop the standings. First Nat s Bank squad struggles against Hope Builders Supply. Standings show Hope Basket Co leading followed by Hope Auto Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Basket Co
Hope Auto Co
Nat's Bank Boys
Hope Builders Supply
Basket Co
We Hope Basket. Co
Natl Bank
Hope Builders
Snider Sets National Pace in Batting Race
National League leaders see Duke Snider of the Brooklyn Dodgers atop the batting race at .351 with six players over .350 as Jackie Robinson trails by a single game. In the American League Bobby Avila of Cleveland hits safely in his lone at bat to raise to .284 while teammate Rocky Colavito sits at .346. A colossal Bell weighing half a million pounds is exhibited at the Rivers- Chur ch in New York City.
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New York
Mart
Duke
Hider
Brooklyn Dodgers
Snider
Lor Tie Brooks
Giants
Jackie Robinson
Dogsers
Cleveland
Bobby Avila
Mekl
Rogen
Avila
Bank Nine Wins First Round Play Bank Nine Triumphs at Legion Field
Bank Nine defeated Lile Murphy in a twin hill 3 2 and 5 2 to clinch the first round of Bi League Baseball at Legion Field. Citizens pitchers Williams and Huddieston matched solid batting, with Lile Murphy’s duo putting up fair counter plays. Two full rounds remain, with a best nine of nine series for the championship. standings show Citizens Bank leading, followed by Lile Murphy and Rotary.
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Legion Field
Citizen
Lile Murphy
Peane
San
Gates
Frankie Williams
Ratte Huddieston
Alternatie
Wol Citizens Bank
Lile-Murphy
Hope Star
Rotary
Legion to Play Bradley Team Here Tonight
Hope Legionnaires host a strong Bradley team tonight at Pairpark starting at 6 o clock The league leading Hopeboys will also play Mineral Springs here Wednesday night
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Legion
Bradley
Hope Legionnaires
Pairpark
Hopeboys
Mineral’ Springs
Landy Sees Santee As Likeliest Mile Mark Breaker
Australian student Landy predicts Wes Santee will surpass the 3.54 mile world mark set yesterday by Roger Bannister. Landy notes Santee has best chances, but doubts beating Bannister himself soon due to recent hard races. The British Empire Games in Vancouver July 90 to August 7 loom as a stage for Bannister and Santee.
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Mats Lundquist
Turko
Inland
Sean John ‘Sandy
Australia
America
Wes Santee
Santee
England
River Bannister
Landy
Fahl
Gaawe
Gothesburg
Bannister
Vancouver
Canada
Land
Taft
Travelers Take One From Barons
Chattanooga Lookouts rallied to beat the New Orleans Pelicans 5 3 in the Southern Association last night to move into third place. Catcher Franke Sacka hit a homer as New Orleans built an early three run lead. The Lookouts added four runs in the fourth to seal the win with contributions from Hal Simpson and Russ Sullivan. Other scores included Willie Hoek toppling Atlanta and Birmingham beating Memphis 8 6 as Nashville defeated Mobile.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
New Orleans Pelicans
Lookouts
Franke Sacka
New Orleans Kady
Willie Hoek
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
Dick Dennyan
Carl Lighart
Tiple
Hal
Simpson
Russ Sullivan
Hodges Breaks Into the Lead in All-Star Voting
Gil Hodges of Brooklyn surged into first base in the Nations Leave's All-Star poll, overtaking Tad Kluszewski of Cincinnati with 98,927 votes to 56,492. Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals led individual vote getters as copper related text closes the fragment with unrelated material.
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Chicago
Gil Hodges
Brooklyn
Tad Kluszewski
Cincinnati
Thexear
Ald Hodges
Klusewski
Stén Musial
St. Tovis Cardinals
Yankees Struggle as Indians Surge in Tight AL Race
The New York Yankees show fatigue and misfortune as the Cleveland Indians surge, with Casey Stengel’s club winless in early June and facing a depleted bullpen. Allie Reynolds struggles despite a 3-1 mark, while Cleveland dominates with a 25-5 pace alongside the White Sox showing no falter.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
American League
Johnny Salm
Sten Yankees
Hie
Une
Cleveland
Slenge
Indians
White Sox
Yankees
Allie Reynolds
Cotton States League Daily Scores and Schedules
In the Cotton States League standings El Dorado leads with 18 687 games played while Greenville stands 29 23 4.558 and Meridian 27 27. Hot Springs and Monroe show mixed results with yesterday’s scores Pine Bluff 6 Hot Springs 0 Monroe 5 El Dorado 2 Meridian 4 Greenville 0. Tonight’s games include Hot Springs at Pride Bluff Greenville at Meridian Monroe at El Dorado and Little Rock at Atlanta.
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Cotton States League
el Dorada
Greenville
Meridian
Fine Bluff
Monroe
Hot Springs
Pine Butt
Pride Bluff
Gréenville
Munroe
el Dorado
Monroe Downs First Place El Dorado
Monroe defeated El Dorado 4-0 as Hall Cot tle hurled a seven strikeout, four walk effort and Merid ian topped Greenville 4-0 behind Cot tle's three hitter with no doubles. Pine Bluff crushed Hot Springs 6-0 as Monroe's Jimmy Nissel and Paul Pieres homered and Meridian and Pine Bluff combined for timely hits.
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Associated Press
Monroe
el Dorado
Meridian
Hal Cottle
Greenville
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Jimmy Nissel
Paul Pieres
Wendell Forbes
Jack Maupin
Ronnie Pitman
Forbes
Moose Shetler
Pine Bliif
Ain
Mev Smith
Gene Oden
Pine Bluti
Sears
Fights Last Night Feature Mixed Outpoints
New York fighter Italo Scortichini outpointed Pedro Gonzales in a Brooklyn bout while Frankie Ruff defeated Brian Kelly in Niagara Falls Ontario. Garth Banter beat Mickey Rhodes in Salt Lake City with a ten round decision.
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Italo Scortichini, Ltd
Mary
Pedro ‘Gongales
Rankin
Brooklyn
Frankie Ruff
New York
Brian Kelly
Niagara Falls
Ont
Salt Lake City
Garth Banter
Mickey Rhodes
Boise
Baseball scores across minor leagues and associations
Baseball results show St Paul H defeated Louisville 7 to 3, Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis 7 over Sharleston v Columbus 7, Kansas City a Texas League Oklahoma City, Beaumont 4 Houston 7, Dallas 1, San Antonio 8 over Fort Worth 2 in 11 innings, and Tulsa 4 over Shreveport 2.
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St. Paul
Trieda
Louisville
Minneapolis
Cannings
Indianapolis
Sharleston
Columbus
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Houston
Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Tulsa
Shreveport
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Berchaat Hed. Fowles
Tg Cleves
the National A
Philips
Lindasy
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SN Harris
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For ‘Treanupar
Hanry Whorne
ER Byers
Dwight Ringdill
Aknold
Middlebrooks Jolly
Amoneus
Drs Arthur. Anderson
Jimmy
Phillips Tom Middlens
Claud H, Sutton Syvelle Burke
Rettig
A. P. Delaney
Royce Weisenberger
Preston Dowd -Travis
Mathis van. Johnson
Jesse L. Brown
Charles Taylor Homer Beverley
G. A. Nash
John's. Greend' Forest Ll. Hairr
Kathryn Lou
Franks Joe Jones
State
Senate
Gene
C. V. Nunn, JR
Dan. Moss
Battle Creek
Mich
Moss
Miss Mae
Ella Moss
Walda
James Qann
Bethel A. M. Fr
Publc
John Landy
Ofustralia
Turku
Finland
NEA Telephoto
Spa
Hope Basket
Bella Weghing
Riversoe Church
New York City
Bank Nine
Hodges Breaks
the Lead
New Orleans
Mablie
Washington
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Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
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Southern Association
Cleveland Ad
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Pittsburga
Monroe Downs
Insurance
Leonard Ellis Insurance Agency
East Second
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Fresh Crowder
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Wilsons
Ibarry's
Gro. & Mkt
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