Society Calendar and Golden Wedding Observance
Society items note a Hope Ground Observer meeting on Tuesday the 25th at 7 30 at the W F W Hut and a First Methodist Church class pot luck at Mrs Lloyd Spencers home. A Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs 0 A Graves with June 1 reception featured white and gold decor and a receiving line. hosts include Ginande Graves and guests listed with numerous attendees and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Ground
Jetf B. Graves
First Methodist Church
Lloyd Spencer
C. A. Graves
Albert Graves
Evenuue
A. Graves
Ginande Graves
Chloe Smith
Stuart Wilson
Rs. F. R. Johnson
Mary Rains ‘Lewis
Margaret Ann Archer
Judy Watkins
Jerry Johnson
B. C. Hyatt
J. D. Montgomery
R. T. White
T. F. Mclarty
al Graves
John Graves
R. P., Barlow
J. D. Welch
Malvern
Grover Milford
Texarkana
Rena Black
Searcy
John Vesey
F. E. Hewson
Dorsey ,McRae
Ide
Houstany
D. Lester
Mx. R
T, White
T. If
MeLarty
Spiritual Life Group
J. 8. Hesterly
Local Visitors Return Home After Texas and Louisiana Visit
Coming and Going notes record Mr. and Mrs G Coleman and daughters Caral and Jane departing for Massapequa Park New York after visiting Prescott Mrs J Coleman Hope rs Williams Houston guests Mr and Mrs W M Shackleford San Antonio and Mr and Mrs David Williams Sr and daughters Phillis Lee and Lucy Kay of Sterlington Louisiana with Jett Williams visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q, Coleman
Caral
Jane
Massapequa Park
N.Y
J. C, Coleman
Prescott
Jett Williams
Hope
Rs. Williams
Houston
W. M. Shacffleford
San Antonio
Texas
David Williams Sr
Phillis Lee
Lucy Kay
Sterlington
Louisiana
Circus Aerialist Fall Ends In Hospital After Slip
A Ringling Brothers act turned tragic as circus aerialist Lill Kristefseh fell from a trapeze during a performance in Charlotte. The 22 year old native of Donmark suffered a broken pelvis, ankle fractures, several broken ribs, and possible internal injuries. Her condition was listed as good. The Plates duo, Svend and Lill, were performing over the center ring when she reportedly became ill and blacked out before the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Nic
Spigal
Lill Kristefseh
Donmark
the Plates
Ringling Brothers and
Barham and Bailey Circus
Husbad Svend
Poling Defends Graham In Strong Sermon At Marble Collegiate
Dr Daniel A Poling editor of Christian World Magazine and Dr Norman Vincent Peale strongly back Billy Graham amid internal Protestant criticism The sermon at Marble Collegiate Church noted 22 new members chose Christ through the Graham crusade and Graham spoke to 18800 at Madison Square Garden on Hell Luke 16 19 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrish Donnelly
New York
Daniel A. Poling
Poling
Christian Worald
Norman Vincent Peale
Marble Colgevile Church
Graham
Madison Square Garden
Hell
Lazarus
Trio Arraigned on Federal Charge in Arkansas
Three Scott County men Rossig Jordan 43 Roosevelt Straw 34 Emanuel Alexander 33 were arraigned on federal liquor charges after being arrested Saturday between Stuttgart and De Witt. Each bond set at 1000 dollars, they were jailed in Pulaski County. The report notes the men faced untaxed whiskey charges and were arraigned at Pine Bluff. The dated line references Antoine Lavoisier as the father of modern chemistry who died on the guillotine in 1794.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Scott, Ark
Stuttgart
Pulaski County
U. 8
Charles Goldberger
Pine Bluff
Rossig Jordan
Roosevelt Straw
Emanuel Alexander
de Witt
Antoine Lavoisier
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listing Names
A hospital notes page lists admitted and discharged patients including Glen Kennedy in Hope, LaNelle Booker in Washington, Jenet Joyner and Diane Joyner in Saratoga, and Mrs. Marion Gallogly in Mineral Springs. Also shows admissions for Mrs Bula Thompson in Arkadelphia and Dorothy Horton in Lewisville, with discharges for Mrs Gary Watson and Mrs da B McIntosh in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kennedy
Hope
W. F. Gilbert
LaNelle Booker
Washington
Alvin D. Joyner
Saratoga
Jenet Joyner
Diane Joyner
Ginda
Dorothy Horton
Lewisville
Gary Watson
McIntosh
B. B
Brotherton
Houston
Texas
Clinton Lee
Hone
G.W. Wiliams
Bi Hope
Brice Thomas
Velma - Williamson
Proposes Swap Offer Fueled by East West Talks
Ambassadors Lacy and Zatubin exchange proposals four hours after delivery. An aide to Secretary Bulles discusses American approach to East West contracts. Johnson of Texas urges Eisenhower to leverage Soviet elite TV appearances to press for reforms as U S views are asserted to the Russian people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
William S. B. Lacy
Zatubin
Laey
Bulles
Moscow
Safiie Sofhe
Dettottalh
Jonhsoh
Texas
State Auditor to Marry a Writer in Oklahoma City
Arkansas State Auditor Jimmy Red Jones and writer Inez Talbone were to wed in a quiet ceremony at First Baptist Church Oklahoma City. Rev Dr Mer shel H Hobbs to officiate with Maye HolcombeArkansas Parks official as attendant. Best man John Canner from Oklahoma Dept of Commerce and Industry. Wedding party includes George Reynolds of Winrock Enterprises. Honeymoon planned in Arkansas then return to duties. couple to reside in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oxla
Arkansas
Jimmy Red Jones
Inez Talonbe
Arismans State Parks and Publicity Commission
First Baptist Church
Merschel H. Hobbs
Holcombe
Fort Smith
Ark
Ted Woods
Arkansas Parks and Publicity Commission
John Canner
Dept. of Commerce and Industry
Oklahoma
Conner
Jones
Magnolia
George Reynolds
Commission
Winrock Enterprises
Little Fork
Little Inch to Be Converted Pipeline Switch Planned
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp announced a conversion of the Little Inch pipeline in Arkansas from a national gas tax to a petroleum carrier scheme. Construction and charging changes are planned for North Little Rock El Dorado Prescott Bald Knob and nearby Egypt Pollard communities. The switch spans 1 168 miles of pipeline in the South authorized by the Federal Power Commission last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Inch
Arkansas
Texas , Eastern, Transmission ,Corp
Nrm
North Little Rock
Dorado
Pordyce
Bald Knob
Aare
Egypt
Pollard
Federal Power Commission
Texas
Eastern
Court restrains Judge Huff in $415000 auto suit
Arkansas Supreme Court grants a temporary writ to stop Circuit Judge C Lloyd Bult from releasing defective auto parts to defendants in a $413,000 to $415,000 car crash suit filed by Mrs. William Vail and related heirs. The order, issued "as per agreement of the parties," covers alleged defective steering and brakes linked to a collision on Highway 7 near Hot Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkanesas’ Supreme Court
C. Lloyd Bult
William Vail
Chitwood Motor Co
Hot Springs
Highway 7
Arkadelphia
William, Vail Jr
Mobic
Prescott News Weat Prescott HD Club Mests West
Prescott Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Dalton Stockton home for the monthly meeting with red canvas and blue hydrangea decor. Mrs. Stockton presided, devotions by Mag. W. I. Sage, minutes by secretary Mrs. Harry Keeley, and a call for improvements to homes. Demonstration on furniture arrangements led by Mrs. Ann Kilman with help from Mrs. Stockton. Social hour featured games won by Mrs. J. B. Franks, Mrs. W. Sage, and Mrs. J. Carrington. July meeting set at Mrs. J. B. Franks home. Several society notices and visiting relatives also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West ‘Prescott
Dalton Stockton
Stockton
W. I. Sage
Harry Keeley
Ann Kilman
J. B. Franks
W.F. Sage
J. I. Carrington
Arkansas briefs name Blucker as vice consul in diplomacy
Department announced yesterday that Robert C. Blucker, 28, formerly of North Little Rock Ark, has been named a vice consul and secretary in the diplomatic service. In Fayet teville Ark Glenn Ward of Van Buren was elected president of the Arkansas Rural Carrier Association. He was chosen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Robert C. Blucker
North Little Hoel Ark
Fayetteville
Ark
Glenn Ward
van Buren
Arkansas Rural Better Carriers Assaciation
Dorothy Dix Advice On Letters From Service Lovers
Teeny, Dorothy Dix counsels patience as boys in service face new duties and stress. Letters and keepsakes sustain home ties, but some soldiers grow tired or distant. Give him the benefit of the doubt and await clearer signals before judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bix
Teeny
Dix
Ime
Che
Pobiggan Run Records Prompted By Strange Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a running event with unclear place and date. It mentions a race with unusual wording and potential speeds or times, but readable specifics on participants or organizers are not present. The item reads as garbled historical clipping with sporadic numbers and names missing.
Interference over relationships and family plans debated
In a letters page a reader defends a young couple against accusations of interference while others discuss adoption and church involvement. CORA tt and DBear Cora are mentioned as signatories and a guest book note hints at new members. The exchange touches moral expectations and family decisions without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora
Lid
Iiterest
Interferente
Dorothy
Busbl
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Tanster
Voodoo
Ewes
Circus
Martin Fall
Trio
Taos
Brody
Judge Huff
Nome
Hollyood
Susan Hayward
Sherman Oaks
Cleo Milley
Gid
Ites
Ouse Oh Hellyweed
Pridoyian
Peace Ronald Mapbrige
Sion
Fulton School
Fulton
Claud Wilson
Cox
Mise Bessie Royston
Fannie Cox
Addie Anderson
Katie Cox
Linzie Williams
Nate’ Wilson
Atlie Young
Lula Terry
Nate Wilson
Zema Gell
Lola Bell
Mable Bell
Lucy’ Williamson
Fred Reaves
Glaude Wilson
Eugene Seaman
Monroe Cox
Pete Hartsell
Clifford Peebles
Elmer Willamson
Hulda Trent
Ruth Mallory
Helen Roberts
Stella Ogan
Grace Wilson
Irene Amonette
Mose Amonette
Prescott News
Spiritual Life Group Meets
Jady Logan
Memphis
Mrs. J. i
Wogan
W. F. Denmands
Alen Willeman
Vicetorn, Texas
George Cummings
Gladewater, Texas
Gene Lee
Martha Cummings
George Paris Jr
Glenn
J. O. Coleman
Art Regnier
John Norman Rogers
San Diego
Annie Hill
Harold Ingram
Fue Inlly
Edsel Davis
Jeff
Hiis
Roy Davis
Tira Jvo
Ander
J.T Herron
Dorothy DIX
Pee Ai
Diane
Edith
The
Real McCoys
Fred
Ellis
Tsn. Ae
Greening Insurance Agency
Steie J Ae
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